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HWyHE Sysg Races the Tree Hill Course, will take
n place on tie 4,h Tuesday in April next the I'D In
slant sad not heretofore advertised, on the 18th That
day fixed theough mistake; as II was not Known until
Mr.. AdsmSs advertisement appeared on the nextday, mat
the 29h his usual aud egular time, with which mad
no DISPOSITION interfere In ORDER therefore, not 10 con-
ict with him, have determined 10 yield, and have liked
ON the 22 az beag intervening week between Broad
rock and Fairfield. Particulars hereafter.
BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Feb is 81 1T
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To l'l0nte,.s and Farmers.

HE subscribers very thankful Tor the encoursg
Il they have met with the last year. would inform
their friends, (the Planters and Fsrmcs throug the
surrounding country. that they still continue their old
stand and offer their services Commission Merchants
attention all kinds OF produce consigned to them. To
those OF friends who may be disposed encourage us
we pledge ourselves every exeion in power
promote their best interest, and hope by close application
and personal attention to business TO merit liberal share
OF public patronage. POWELL & ATKINSON,
adjoining the Columbian Hotel
Cary Street, Richmond, "a
N. b. We keep constantly on hand a very grand and
well selected assortment Of Groceries, which will be fur
fully received aud promptly attended to- p. A.
March 6. 9g-w3w
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NEW ADVERTISEN1ENTS.

hlSSOLOTlON.-Ihe Dry Goods business hereto.
nI fore carried under the firm Of Thomas d. QuarIes
Co. at the head Of H. street, dissolved the let
inst by mutual consent Persons having claims against
the late will present them 10 Thomas d. Q1arles
Tor payment who alec authorised TO collect all moneys
due the late firm. MANN 8. VALENTINE
81 1s wa. BREEDEN,
Feb. 8. THOMAS ID. QUARLES.
TUNHE subscriber, thankful the patronage bestowed
II upon the firm Of Thomas D. Quarles u Co. would
solicit continuance of the same He will continue at
the same place (uext door 10 F. Jude, E.q, H. street,
ShockG HilD where will be found always well selected
stock Of Dry Goods, which will be sold as low they
be had in the market.
Feb 8. [99-wlw1 THOMAS d. QUARLES.
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& Il n REwARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber,
~ Il " in Manchester, on Sunday night last negro
man named RHEMUS. He Is Of dark complexion, about
eet 10 or ii inches high, and about 80 years od-hs
right hand burnt when child, which occasions
his little finger and the next to to be crookedhe
lame, and limps from an injury received when boy in
unnecessary TO describe his clothing, as he will no
doubt change It.. He formerly belonged to James Ar
nods, in King George, and doubt will enleavour 10
make his way there, to Of the Northern States
The above reward will be paid taken in the State or
$50 II taken out Of the Siae and all reasonable
March 4. 1851 TURNER SHARE
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CoMMIssfoNER's orricE,

RicHDIO1d, ZITN FtOTUuTy, 1911. J
Pursuant the foregoing order Of Court, the creditors
OF Benjamin Johnson deed and Of Susanna Butler, decd
hereby notified and required TO produce their claims
before me, my Office in the city Of Richmond or be-
fore Monday The 18th day Of April next, at 10 o'clock A.
M. JNO SHORE, Commissioner
Circuit Superior @. H. and O., HenrieO
March l. 07-w6w
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I'm CHANCERY-VtRoINIA.- Rules holden in
the Clerks office Of tie County Court Of Charlotte
L.


HN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules holden IN
the Clerks office OF tie County Court Of Charlotte
the Sd day Of February, 1884:
Catharne Collins, widow Of Thomas Coas, decd for
merly Catherine Loggns, daughter Of Marie Loggins,
decd, in her right and also in right OF simeon Cum
by and Amey his wife, forfHery Amey Loggns daughter
oi the same Mariia Loggps, and Thomas Cumby and
Dicey his wife, formerly Dcey Loggins, Pitts
against -
Crawford Carter and Policy his wife, fernery Policy
Loggins, and the children Of Saunders Logg,n', decd,
whose names are unkpewn Defts.
The Defendants, Crawford Carter and Policy his wife,
formerly Policy Loggns, having entered tler appear.
ance according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court aud appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
sba they not nhabi'ants Of this State the motion
of the PlsiDtM by COUNSEL II is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here the first Monday in May
next aad their appearance and The Plain.
ss' bill and give security for performing the decree
the Court ADD that copy Of this order be inserted 10
newspaper nted in the City OF Richmond, or two month,
oesvey, and posted at the front door Of the Court
'O''' 3, c. Cong. WINsLow ROBINSON, cIt
March 09-wSw
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.IACK SON.

a BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse. by John
"a Richards, his dam the celebrated ,niIe racer and
bottom nag, Honesty, by old imported Expedition, will
stand at my stable 10 the county OF Halifax, virginia, at
$40 the All the that failed TO Lance last
season will be insured TO Jackson this Spring, at the price
of the season. For further particulars hand bills, &C.
WIN. w. HURT
Halifax. Va, Feb. 9, 1884. [87-2m]
NJOTfCE Contractors to supply the PeDiienlisry In
slituGon with Plank and split Timbers, are requested
20 commence delivering, without further delay.
T. @. MoNCURE, Gen agent.
February s. eS-n
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III AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Plantation
- called Ciouerland, lying in the county of Prince
william, 30 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton II contains 1900 acres, has OIL large D,cens.
House, Barn and other improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site, which Saw Mill is erected The land has
been well led and for years past by the
use OF clover and plaster; the effects of which, are no
where more visble or more fully proven: 1t is divided
into heds OF equal and sze and under the
best enclosures This Plantation is justly considered
among the best In the upper country; its situation is
heahful and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making an
oer further particulars are deemed Ii de-
dressed TO (post paid) may be utrec,eu
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER
N. b. In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will gentlemen wishing view the pre- misses
Richmond CITY. Dec. 24ih, 1888 169-tf1 c. s. C..
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Chesterfield, 9th February, 1884.

Il NASH FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence,
Mr.. m II. Goodwin will attend to my Jail and the pur-
Nov. 70. (5S-tfl LEWIS A. COLLIER
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WSOR NORF0LK.-The Steamer Columbia, Captain
~ James Mitchell, will leave the District OF Column
bia Tor Norfolk on Wednesday the 9Th Of March at 4
O'clock r. NJ and returning, viii leave Norfolk Friday
the 7b al O'Clock, p NJ.
Passage and Fare 81 1871 March /.
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II AND AND NEGEOES FOR SALE-fy virtue OF
IL decree Of Amelia County Court pronounced at Fee
brusry term last will be sold at the late residence of Mrs.
Ann r. Powell, In Amelia county, (near S;oney Poini,)
next fair day the Tract of Land lately held by said Ann
Powell dover in the estate OF her deceased husband
William Powell. containing about hundred and sixty
four Also, will be sold at the same time between
twelve and fifteen Negroes; consisting Of men, women
and CHI ldren credit until the 25h DeceRber ne It, will
be given for both aad aud egroesthe purchasers exc
cutting bond, with good security, payable to
THE COMMISSIONERS.
March g. 99-2awd
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VHtHE highest prices paid for -four barrel billets and
hoop poles, delivered at the Pententisry.
Jan 80 [si--tfJ &c. MoNCURE, @. a. r.
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tha irrsttf Sfna rinr
Court Of Law and Chancery, held Cs,l,e. ".
the City OF Richmond, will be sold 10 the highest bidder.
for cash. before the Of The Bell Tavern in said City OF
Richmond on Saturday the 18th day April next, between
the hours Of IL and O'clock, NJ the Tract OF Land
ON which James Andrew resides, lying near Cold
Harbour in the lower end OF Hanover county contain
ing 80 acres be the more or less, which said sale
will made according the provisions Of tho Deed oil
Trust made the said James Andrew 70 me as Trustee,
TO secure payment Of money in the said Deed OF Trust
mentioned As shall sell in my cbaracter Aforesaid,
will convey only such title as am authorized TO make oy
virtue of the said Decree aud Decd OF Trust.
BOWLING STARKE, Trustee.
March g. 80 -2awtds'
I'm CERY-VIRGINIA-At Rules holden in
the Clerks office OF the County Court Of Charlotte,
the BIZ day of February, 1884:
Sarah EndaiIey, the widow Of Moses Endaey, decd,
Oney Endaiiey, Naum Bsnknship add Patsey his vile
formerly Pasey Endsiey, Jones Endailey and Pleasant
Endailey, Pins.
against 80
Moses Endailey, ia his right, sod as admir- OF Mo-
ses Enlaley decd Irena EndaiIey and Fatima Endaey
children of William EDdailey, decd, Elisha Endaey
and James Green aud Elizabeth his vile, formerly Eliza
beth Endsiley, Des
The Defendants, Elisha Endsiley, James Green and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Endaey, rena
Endailey and Fa,ia,a Endaley, children OF William En-
daley, Decd having entered their appearance, ac'
corJing the Act Of Assembly and the Rules oil ih'
Court and appearing the saac ion OF the Court tina
thu are inhabitants OF this State the motion OF the
Plaintiff by COUNSEL is ordered, That the said Defend
ants do appear here the FIRST Monday IN May mex,
and their appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill
and give security icr performing the decree oi the Court
and that copy OF this order he inserted IN some newsp
per printed in the city OF Rchmond Tor TWO monh, sue
cessyey aud posted the front door OF the Courthouse
q '"' ''' ''''' wiNsLow ROBINSON, C.
Marcb6 a9-wSw
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II RICHMOND AGA DENYING subscri err respect
- fully informs the public, that he has engaged Mr.
McCuy to take charge OF The Mathematical Department.
during the month of March, before the Of which
tme he expects to obtain mathematical assistant from
New York The Department Of Modern Languages will
be under the of Mr.. Herve. The subscriber him
self will devote all his time to the Classical Department.
(ncludng Engish As proof Of tho of his
pupils he has great pleasure in stating the fact that
them last session. obtained the highest onors at the Uni.
versity Of Virginia. ROWLAND REYNOLDS,
March g. 1881 fWt+ RrsaciD0I
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NEGROES.--As Attorney in fact for Littlebury II.
Jones, Esq. of the Territory OF Florida, shall offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Notoway Court House, the sixth day OF March next,
(Court dsy about thirty valuable Negroes Omen. women
and childeD that being his entire portion Of the dover
slaves Of the late Mrs. Catharne Fitzgerald, senr in the
OF his deceased father The title TO these slaves
eeemed unquesiionabe, but responsibility therefor,
will be assumed by me. +. FITZGERALD.
February 7tb, 1884. 90-10t"
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POLITICAL pROspFCTs

OHIo.-We have .he following information in a le,,er
from republican citizen OF Columbus whose means of
knowing the opinions and views of the people of Ohio are
probably SECOND 10 none in the State
!" this State, rom all the information can obtain
can ASSURE you, notwithstanding The Boosting OF our
opponents, Ohio will give stronger democratic vote hsn
she mas ever heretofore given Lucas elected in '32
1y snJ9y oIisine 5000 This l,lI his majority the
io"es ca'cuauon VIII exceed 10000 aud should not
Tue least surprised TO it tsn doubled NV res,
son Is simply 'hs large portion OF tie Reserve Anti
masons AMI Ami. Bank men, will Lucas ,he Anil
Bank candidate Fndlay is the acknowledged Bank ran
uIs'e, though, with The exception OF hi. views on Ibis
subject, lac is sill Jacksotiau. The Whias hovevrr
are determined him though void of ali those ne
cessATy qualiics ions whch should render the station re
spectacle or desirable But this is all No an has
ever hied the station OF Governor oil This Stale with 50
n9eh credit 10 himself and honor TO The Stale az GEN
Lucas Ills biiterest enemies admit H. and there are
large portion Of the old Clay party who are so much dsa
"eu OF 'ne preference gwen to ssceder from Jack
ISM tba they will not Dofe ALL or not for Findlsv
ngan-lhe State is sntBans, and that question viii be
the sole test with us.
Our prospects Tor Congress are good. The only mem
bers considered doubtful are Lyle, district Alien IN
aud M'LeDe in this, (gO district Nv orinion ia ,b ,
Lyle and Allen will both be re elected ours il doubtful
also think that we shall elect members in The 81 IItb
and oh districts, which will leave our mscrify should
We lose The bree above named, the came as last i'm
ter'-Aib1ny Argus.
PARTIES IN lNDiANA.--we this week lsy before the
public as matter Of reference, full list Of tie members
ol both houses Of the Legislature We are petson
ally acquainted with nearly all the members and know
heF Poucs as wei as any other Individuals The Stat,
know them Notwi'hstandinq The vain bo,s,;,,g or
he Opposition MAT Jacksoism toislIy demolished ia
Indsna at tie late election readers may res, assured
thai there Is majority Of Jacksonrnen elected 10 ,he
Rouse OF Representatives, and in the Senate there are
more jackson men bdn ever bVore took their seats i'm the
Senate OF Indiana. We have the same Goyetnor and IL
Governor which we have had for the three last years and
tue General Assembly stands above stated vet we find
Opposition paPets from Maine 10 Louislans proclaning
their grea, uumphs and victories in Indiana # such
state Of hpgs gives them OF rejoicing, they truly
are hakiul Tor small lavors We have always warned
our Jackson friends Of the disposition and practice of our
opponents to sing them iHiaby before election and
Il ufofy tr tffc
DIocrdf
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R. r. c, Egg
[1IOm lho Pelel.bulg con,lollndnn. !
Your obsdieni servant.
j. I. BROWN.

ON
Surhs testimonial, emdnaing from such sorrce too as
does he following Communications is balm indeed or
ny wound u Is true that the open assaults OF the more
manly OF our opponents and the insdious yiluperslons Of
those who wisely themselves within the sanctuary
OF the family circle, eDgenders within our bosom spirit
OF bitterness drops Of which loube.dstiled Lut too Ire
qneniiy rcke from pen. IL erng nature can be
bfou Int 10 the point OF que; scquicscence which our
dis guisicd liend has justly aud in such beautiful
Shgu ge indicated 10 US, tcM Grrue at IT, For the
u'nfc shall strive "to meet the angry nveciives Of
our enemies with iv simple replies oil an undi.turbed
eqnannnty aud to reiorI her auns 18th smile" Ut.
yer Strangers a. indeed we are, tie confidence of our
Correspondent only be enlisted ia the belief Of the m
wayenng hrmness OF our purpose, by the undIninhed
zeal with which shall continue 10 pursue it, Oar
cause is II at Of country The humble ann that il
nerved IN IFS defence will not shrink from striking uen
ana where blow Is required; ard tie bosom which is
arrows, whilst Il is covered with The gis of own CON
seriousness Of rec',ude aud Tie appreciation Of the wise the
good and Tie honofed among his fellow counirymen
ALBEMARLE. 18th September 1891
Mes'rs. Etofs-1he interest which / feel in The pro.
grsss aud results Of your patriotic kbours constitutes
apology lof ihe liberty, that an about 10 take in congrs
luMng you upon the significant evidences ha on have
lately received Of TIC success aud force With which YOU
are vindicsi'ng, as gallant champion the policy snd
PIlncip'es o. ne democratic party You will, doubtless,
feaiy dgree With me. UIot d any thing, in noble
cause, could quench your ardor give YOU serious re
on Tor sopooness and dependency, il would be- 10 fnd
that your kboufs had entitled YOU 10 FIJI measure 81
tuscd you are, 1t would surely be q iust c,vss for
you 10 mistruN The efficiency Of your support II il
" 20" e'e istOFtis lldt your Efforts had
met With any degree OF federation from to heated p.tt
Fans Of the Opposiiion, had 10 fct ennobsd vou
and illustrated your editorial Struggles 10y provoking Tie
ebninons OF hat passion, which being alone needed 10
suppress Tie misgyngs Of guilty conscience il ~ once
TIE most nlahle evidence Of bad cause and the very
best test Of pseudo Whgsa "What have done That mine
enemies 90 praise me-, The rcpcniant exclamation If
Pansrci, who bad deeply elt the malice OF his adver
s'ncs and accurately aioned the suno.iies Of the hu
man heart The wisdom Of the reflections that u Suggests
sPecuhafy applicable, aud iily commended the case
Of boe ascodant paf'ies hat have recently coalesced
TO form partnership Tor political adventure 10 which each
may strive 70 Indemnity the other by the excess Of pre-
sent praise Tor the yifOience Of former haired curses
From these considerations, Messfs Editors am induce ed
10 eciiae you upon The enrbe testimony that you have
Won te Increasing success Of your sboursin he active
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PolNDEXrER DINNER.

NArcHEz, 3Sth August.
Alter all the drumming and recruiting he Poiudr
dinner was but OF riair. The vianis ~. re
very good, AMI so the wines, doub the company
100 was made up OF most respectable materials and done
their best 10 be agreeable. Blu, there was soehiugoIJ
Paines mat threw damp this boosted "Whg
hval. Great Efforts made rouse the entl-asu,
OF he company, and with success the czens of
'hs cry know how to give dinners aud how TO manage
hen bu IN spite OF ALL their spirits Jagged, The ora
or h'nseI although osy aud even boisierous any
th'ng but gay. His speech admirably served up
"r the occa,lOn. He said nothing in favor of MULTI
cauon 10 hutt The feelings OF the National Repuhi-
cans Cldyites and Wehsieiiies, who made nm bv far
The largest portion OF his audience. lie delighted the m,
hy his sxIravagant eulogies the United States Bank
Says Land Bill, &c. and his aud vulgar abuse
Henerai Jackson aud MIR. Van Buren,. His explanation of
me- proceedings IN regard 10 the late land dicta
eel oy MS political advisers here But not saiisac-
Tory 10 nose that he so Indignantly npugned; they i'll
moi receive as an apology, aud they merely regard il
marrow ana contemplate device 10 The current
pubnc opinion, which is bearing him wi Ia over
wheIming force. Robert Walkers pamphlet is every
writing tori Will put dow Mi Foudexier lie had the
Bank 10 aid lin III the circulation Of speeches ana plu
Ples and Rows deposition, poison the minds of the pro
PIE OF 'his sta e. lie will ind how easy few truths
put iorh by one individual, without the aid oil party
VII Put HIN down. Mr. Waller was basey slaniefed
ms noble acts Tor the settlers all perverted; his rep
ahol so dear 10 every hOnofa able man. indignantly
assaiien III the Senate; and lie forward to de-
lehh II III proper spirit He fully able 10 cone wi IA
the honorable Senator, either with The pen or in
and he is armed with honesty.
IL understood here, that Mr. Pundexier openly adj
yoc"tes The election OF Henry Clay the Presdency-
This is no secrei.-D
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DEMOCRACY TRUMPHANTl--THE BANK PAR.
~ ROUTEDl

We hare mei he cneIny, and Mey are ours ~
be result Of the election which has ins, terminated in
this State, is indeed gorio victory for the Democracy
Of Maine, over ne Bank and federal party and may well
to hailed with pride snd satisfaction y every tue fepub
Ia The state. And not only will il be hailed with oy and
exuaion by every republican in this State but il will be
greeted win heartfelt satisfaction by every friend Of free
aud liberal principles throughou the country IL was n
deed most important contest aud the result has been
looked Tor with deep interest by sister States IL
now prOclaips 10 tones distinct for insapprebco
zion, to those who either hoped feared that Maine
might be driven from her support Of correct princ.
pies by The power and influence Of the Monster Baok
that they had "reckoned without their host" IL pro.
claims 70 them that Maine is still erect and stands
unawed, unnhuenccj, and uDpoiluied by the cor.
the bed with all lie power, aided by the whole force of
the Boston Afislocracy And although ibis power was
made 10 operate with tremendous force upon the citizens
OF his State, IL matter Of sincere congraina,on ts
our Democracy boldly met add iriumphsny defeated IT,
The Bank party hes indeed met with signal and e-
nom'Dious overthrow itoYenly took The field aud has
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MIR. BRoTN'S ANSWER.
OTTER HILLS,
-, M

Bedford, Sept. I6.b 1891
SIR have just received by private conveyance
your i4'or Of The 3Oh OF August and duly sensible of
your courtesy, in sending the enclosed paragraph Tor
The purposes you mention.
MY views ON the subject, embraced in The paragraph
may be stated IN few words. am, al present a,iyi.
sed l" favour oil the election of MIR eigh and
TO The elect on OF Mr.. Rives am Of the opi,on also
That my constitute hts agree wi h upon This point En-.
ertanIng this opinion do instructions but am
VIKING TO act upon the presumption, hat already I'M
derS""' 'heir wishes Al the time, do not ohe
10 sny measures Tor ascertdnng, clearly the popular
VIII, ana shouidii be demonstrated that an, mistaken
shall submit most cheeiiuy. Upon comparing these vie
WIN yonr paragraph, iias you will perceive that YOU
nave made me appear desiring ions from doubt
as 10 what The opinion Of my constituents is-from tie
want OF an opinion and purpose OF my own and from
o'sihehson TO take upon myself The Responsible of act
is IN Tie absence OF instructions, upon critical matter
according TO my own best understanding OF the
ahh Wishes Of my constituents; whereas all have meant
from hist 10 las To profess, is spirit Of "reminiscences il
need be, ia the operation OF a republican principIe-ihe
rghl oil instruction. Al this distance, am ignorant of
'he IMPRESSION which your paragraph may produced
on Tie public mind, and OF course am not able TO iudg.
whether any exploitation be necessary or not ReIyioe
upon lurher inquiry that point, when return which
WIZ be in lew weeks, am with sentiments of MUCH
respect and cOusde alton,
Your obedent servant
J. L. BROWN
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COLOSSAL STATUE, IN BRONZE, OF THOMAS

While on visit 10 Paris Lieut. Levy Of the IT, State.
NAVY, employed David "Ile Republican," snd the FIRST
o. nYng sc0lpors. 10 make Colossal Statue OF Thomas
Jeherson the great model Of Republication in the only
Tree country under the sun.
The Statue being completed, Lieut. Levy sent a, pre-
sent 70 Tie city OF New York, plaster model Of IL, which
vas gratefully accepted IN ornament for their CITY
a and be brought over the Bronze Statue ITSELF a. an
Offering 70 his iellow.cizens Of The United States AZ