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,,,,,,,,,,, ~ . COMMUNICATED.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO JUDGE BOUIDlN
~ meeting oil tho members nd
Halifax county, held the Court House county on Monday
the 2ith day OF February, 1894 the onoube Leigh was
eaSa 10 .1 c9s,r and Samuel Williams appointed Secretary
Nhiam Banks, in short address, of
THOMAS BouLoS, ESQ., aud a Committee be appoint
Ell 10 hn Resolutions
caon OF TIC melancholy loss they
ing caeu tho Chair appointed tho following gentlemen
oI 'n' 10 W.T.; william Banks John Marshall
ara r logan, Thomas j. Green and John II. Edmunds.
Inc COMMITTEE having retired
ported the following resolutions which, being tho
ing, were unanimously adopted: ~ 1905
s Resoiced That dccpy lament tho suJJcn anil
death OF the lion. Thomas BouJin worthy and dsnsube2
member OF this Bar. - - "SN'"N1
"a nssooed That while the unsued professional honor
"ey tha marked his of
excited admit alton. $3.50 1855 f'''
3D. hcsolccd That
ing omy under this affecting
Rs9red Ihst testimonial regard deccas
ca, we VIII we. The usual badge
Hss1ged That these REVOLUTIONS be pub ised
,uonaI w hs and Richmond Enquirer Of
transmitted by the Chairman family our Trend
anl brother in the WILLIAM Leigh Chairnan
8 WiLLiAys Seerotary - ~
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great distress that must from the remova of Tho dc
Posies the number Of wris increase An the sams ratio
as they have done within the thirty svs Col
admitted the body polite diseased, and n suffered To
remain diseased, un II was deep seated aud confirmed
mss would require violent remedy, which might en-.
danger the lie OF the patient; but to take the disease In
the hrst stage Il would be easier 10 manage aud the
went restored to its primitive good health. Mr.. shsn.
hsrns resolutions were rejected and Col Strsnpes were
as follows: s"'' '"s"' '"ey s'e
ist. RcsofUed, That the citizens of Fiuvanns be.
"eVe the charter Of the u s. Bank ami
P e language OF the great apostle of
r Seerson) Of all possible siitutios this 10 the
e' q" most deadly hostility syaint the principles and
wi" u our Constitution and decidedly oppose re char
2L Resoived, That we approve of the Removal Of ,l
Depotes from the U. s. BANK to State Banks as n wi.s
anu sanitary measure, maniiesng prompt and viyan,
rcg'ru 10 the Interests OF the people, aud decev on
Po-ed TO their restoration. "
u. Resofred, That we, small portion of one of IN.
United States, decidedly disapprove the udecorou. an
ugmhed unsia'e-nan-iikc, aud rash uttered In
aeoa'e ON the dePosie question in the Virginia Lersa
puo'ic meetings. being more cacu,t.
the understanding. '''" '" .'"' ''''
IN. Rcscived, That we disspprove of the course Of
our Senator II. c. Winston, ESQ on IN. deno.i,. o,..
"on anu approve in the main OF lie vot.s nj or n,
on the same subject.
o. Rcsoioed, That approve Of the libe raj support
Eve" 10 te administration by our able United States Sc.
""'or w. e. Rves, Esq and cordially subscribe 10 his
views on the drposi,e question.
9th. Resoired. That the proceedings Of this meeting
DE forwarded TO the Richmond Enquirer aud the Globe
with request that they will publish the same"
REUBEN BOSTON, President
I0SEp
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NEW-Being the authorized agent for
~ the STATE OF Virginia OF Messrs. Webb & Weight.
man OF Washington City, for the sale of KeIers highly
improved horse power for Wheat Machines Horse Mills
Cotton Picking Machines, &c. offer TO the public
what has been so long desired and sought for viz horse
power,so constructed as 10 combine shespness simplicity
ant durability, and susceptible of as ~
apply any power mhich may be required. say chesp.
because It's COST will not exceed 40 dollar
there is but one wheel (hesdes the band wheeD and that
only lortyihree inches in diameter and yet there is mo-
lion enough got mp for the purposes required durable be-
cause Its gearing OF cast ron and Of such proportion and
construction as to render il II Is portable that fy.
men can lift on Wagon, and gains such an advantage
that two horses will do The work four. am now haS
ing ONE constructed which will be put operation ca Jv
next week in this place, where farmers and mechanics
from the country may have opportunity of seeing and
Judging Tor themselves The day upon which IL WIN bs
put in operation will be made known through this
at which time the members Of the Legislature together
with all others, are invited 10 view It's operation NV
quarters are at the Washington where may be geneay
ionnd and shall take pleasure in making any
which viii may be desired My stay here win be until the
10Th oil March Any communicate by mail will ba
promptly attended TO. Alter that, all Communicated,
will be pleased addressed Madison Court House Va
TO
''c"'ho""' reo' TO- iooi f97-2awtf
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HNURsUANT TO two DEGREES Of the Circui, snno,io,

BbURSUANI TO two DEGREES OF the Circuit Superior
III Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Henrico county
one pronounced on the 23d day Of February and The
other on the 23d day Of June, 1888 in cbsncefy suit in
ssld court pending between Bate ct ale, plaintiffs and
soners, will in front Of tie tavern at Chesterfield Court,
house, the 22d day Of March next, (i fair and IN
not. on lie next fair day0 proceed to sell al public
auction, TO the highest bidder on credit of twelve
months tract OF land lying Ia Chesterfield county in
bermuda Hundred neck, commonly called and known by
adjoining the lands Of John Archer Thomas SIrson and
oilers, and Is the SANE tract which Edward n Bois.
sesu purchased OF Williamson and Taylor, trustees &e
Also small parcel Of land containing about light acres
lying very near to Bermuda Hundred, which the said
boisseau purchased Of Edward D. Watkins; which mar.
GELS Of isnd conveyed by sondry trust deeds copies
OF which filed exhibits ia the said suitThe sale
will commence at IL O'clock, NJ.
PARKE POTNDEXTER
JOHN y. GOODE,
Feb. ls. [92-wtdJ Commissioner of safe
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IN NCERY-VIRoINIA--Ata Circuit Superi.
IA or Court oil Law and ChsDccry for Henrico county
held at the Capitol ia the city Of Richmond 3D. December
1888: ''
Colin Johnson, administrator of VIM Johnson deed who
was administrator OF Benjamin Johnson dec and Win r.
Johnson administrator de bonis OF Benjamin johnson
uecu'' Plaintiffs
against
Philip Johnson, et al, Defendants
Robert Miller. aud Charles Ellis, and John Allan late
merchants aud partners under the firm OF Ellis e. Allan
Plaintiffs.
against
VIM. Birch, and Roxa his wife ct all Defendants.
Aid David Valentine, guardian to John and Ann Iins
comb, PLAINTIFF
against
VIM Birch, and Roxa his wife, Ell al, Defendants
And u Is further ordered, that accounts be taken of IN,
debts outstanding against the several estates of BENJAMIN
Johnson, deceased and Of Susanna Butler, doceased
by one Of the Commissioners Of this Court after sir
weeks soiice, in Of the newspapers printed
Ia the City OF Richmond, requiring the said cred;-
tors TO produce their claims under benay of being there
after barred and prccluded from the recovery thereof
A Copy-Tes,e J. ROBINSON, C. c.
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VENECUMSEH,a grand son Of old Archie, aid q. grand
N son OF old Bedford, out Of double Bedford mare,
dark bay leet ircies high, will stand tie ensuing
season at 80, Ia the counties Of Hanover, Caroline Spo-
sylvania and Louisa He will be shewn on the court
dsys oi those counties in February aud March.
EDMUND FONTAINE.
req To- 9l-w5w
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NoR NORFOLK. The Steamer Columbia, Captain
IL James Mitchell, will leave the District of Column
b,a Tor Norfolk, on Wednesday tile 9th Of March al
O'clock p. NJ and returning will leave Norfolk on Friday
the 7tl at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Passage aud Fare 81. f97-31 March I.
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Bl0kefOrd.

THNHE thorough bred horse Biakeford will stand the
- present season, which commences this day, and
VIII expire on the LIST of July stable
hrs subscriber mile below Dunkrk at Stevensve,
In this county, and at the Old Church. in Hanover Ho
VIII he at each stand, punctuay, every ninth day. The
terms are, thirty dollars insure the foal;
twenty dollars TO be paid when the expires
teen doars cash, when the is served, and fifty
TO the groom in every case Parting with the will
ortef the insurance Mares lett with the horse will
led with grain al 23 cents day Good pasuage furnish
ed grafis and every attention paid to accidents
escapes, but will be responsible for either.
Blake is descended from the very best horses i'm
ported to wit: Mortons Traveller, Fearnough, Janus,
O'he'lo, Medley Shark, DomeI Gabriel, Selma, Jenny
Cameron, Jenny Dismal, Sc &c.-By referring to tho
Turf Register. vol 3. pages 253 and 1876, will he
that his pedigree is authentic and his blood Of the FIRST
order.
Blake lord is beautiful dark chesnut full I6 hands ph
OF great bone and muscular strength lie foaled in
May 1875, sure oal eeer, and his colts highly APP
Proved Of. BY njudicous training, when very young,
biaketord broke down; lie however very promising,
and remarkable Tor his speed.
PedgTee = Biakeiord was got by Gov. Rob- wrighrs
silver Heels, his dam Selma by John Tayor's Top Gal
an his grand dam Lady Jack Eull by imported Gabriel
his g. & dam Active, by Fizhugh's Chatham, &. &. g.
dam ShePherdess, by Gov. Ejens imported Slim, e. g.
T. &. dam Shrewsbury, by DIR. Hamilton. imported FL
cure, s. &. &. &. dam Thistle, by Dr. Hamtons i'm
ported Dove; e. g. e. dam Stella, by Col. Taskers
H"s sss Hae0; g. e. e. dam was Col Tas
.drasidn. Silver Heels was got by Gov Ogles famous
Old Oscar, his dam Pandora Col John Taylors Grew
Domed, <. dam by Halls Union; also the dam Of Ede-
ins celebrated Forea. 6. dam by Leonidas, g. e. &.
ported Juniper, e. e. e. dam by Morton's imported
traveller g. K. &. g. e. z. dam was the celebrated and
Imported mare Selma, by the Godolphin .a abian Old
Oscar was got by imported Gabriel his dam Vixen, by
imported Medley his dam COL Taylor's race mare Pc.
nelope 10y Old Yorick, G. e. dam by imported Ranter e.
e. e. dam by imported Old GIFT, who half brother to
The famous old Cub Mare. HUGH CAMPBELL,
- VIM. p. COURTNEY.
King s. Queen County, March l, 1884 97-wbw
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CoMMfssfUNER's oFFIcr.

R.chNi0l0, 2IFH FtDTudTV, 1874
Pursuant TO the foregoing order of Court the credor.
Of Brismu Johnson, Decd and Of Susanna Butler
are hereby notified aud required produce their claims
before me- a, my Office in the city Of Richmond on or be-
lore Monday, the l4h day Of April next al 10 O'clock A.
NJ. yNO SHORE ramn;.,ion. NJ
Circuit Superior G. l. and O., Henrieo.
March I. on 80
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COyiLNU.VICATEE


Al meeting OF number Of the citizens of Madison
county, Virginia, held Crigiersve on Saturday the
22l OF February. 1884. Mr. Edmund e. Chapman was
called 10 the chair, and Capt Thomas Britain was sppoint-
ed Secretary. AT the request Of the Chairman the Sc
cretdry stated the object OF the call OF the meerng-apd
motion Of Me- Jacob W Rosor, the Chairman appoint
ed Mr.. Aaron Gaar. Mr. Jacob Rssor, M or William
Chapman, Mr.. Levi Finks, Capt. Elias Fhks. and MIR.
William W. Brown Committee 10 prepare a Preamble
aud Resolutions, expressive OF the views OF the mretng
On motion OF MIR. Jacob w. Resor the Secretary was
added to the committee. After retiring short time the
committees reported the following Preamble and Resolu.
tons, which. being read, were sevcrally adopted:
whereas, in as much tho late proceedings Of The Legis
Idufe oil Virgni in relation the conduct OF The Pres
dent oil the United States, fr having the public VS.
removed IRON the vaults the Bank OF the United States
10 other places of depo,i'e calculated IL st ny sc-
qniesecd IL, To induce the belief that the wishes o the
people OF Virgins represented IN that body; aud ss
IL was not convenient for be people OF this section of the
country 10 assemble with Large and respectable portion
OF their fellow citizens Madison Court HOUSE on The
9th ns and this meeting deem il essential thai The &c I'M
OF the people should be empbatcsy expressed ON the
important subjects that agatc the public mind in
terms that may prevent msApprt he nson:
Resored, That confidence in the wisdom, inte gr-
~ and psrriosm Of the present Chief Magistrate the
Union, " firm aud undated.
Resooed, That The removal OF The depoies from the
control Of tile Bank OF The United States, in OPT.
MON, wise, legal and prudent The part Of
the Government aud that they ought rot TO be restored
ReS0ired, That II s the opinion o This meeting That
the Bank OF the United States IL an aud
dangerous and cOrruptng institution, aud that IL ought
not TO he re.cattered.
Resoiccd That the Chairman and Secretary. do sign
and transmit copies Of tho foregoing proceedings 10 the
member OF Congress from this D-tfici. and OF our
Senators in Congress; aud also request their public in
u'e Washington Globe, aud Richmond enquirer.
On motion Res0iUed, That this meeting adjourn.
NorE-lStated 81 the request OF the minority One
nember oil the meeting objected TO the preamble aud the
hfs resolution three to the 2d retoIuon and two to the
other proceedings.
(Sigoed) f. O. CHAPMAN, Chn'n.
NJ.
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King s. Queen County, March /, 1884 97-wbw

rHShE Chestnut Horse DiOMEDE, the property Of
III Andrew Stevenson, ESQ., will stand the ensuing sea.
son al or near the wing places 10 wit: At Woodber.
ry the plantation of said and the Old Church
in the lower end of the county Of Hanover He will have
stands in King William at Brandy wine at or
D"vepporrs shop in said county; aud will be at his first
mentioned stand the first day Of March inst ready
to serve mares SIS the which may he dscharg
ed by the payment oil $40 before the 18th of Juiv
next when the will expire; 500 insure mare 10
be IN ioal-Paring with the forfeiis the insurance
money; 50 cash the single leap and fifty cents cash TO the
groom, IN every Pedigree sc. will appear i'm hand
bills. IRA L. BowLES, agent TOR A. Stevenson.
March l.. OF
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FLUVANNA MEETING.

AZ adjourned meeting held at Fjnvsnns Court house.
2i,h instant, Reuben Boston, Esq was called to the
Chair (he former President being sb,en, from ndsposi.
ton)
seated and advocated by Csptsin y. n. Msgrnder bv a
ependid effort; and they were opposed by Colonel a. A.
Shephsrd offered another Mr.. Shepherd depicted The
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TO me PeopIe Of f-o,,;,,

iu' expression OF your opinion, upon the much aci
t'ted Questions connected with the United State. Bank h.
de.red to be oh'ained at March court Your Repre.en
for that purposeand so are divers other. The
VIII be discussed fully, on BOTH SIDES
Feb. 9th, 1894
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~ meeting will t- held ct Negrofoot, (the place Of
holding the upper precinct .Isconl in Hanover county
on saturday, the 81 day OF March, Tor the purpose Ia
kng mo consideration the Removal OF the Dpost.s All
Invited to attend: MANY VOTERS.
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MARRIAGES.
Married. Thursday iost by tho Raw Inn k.,, AZ
Ltwson Burfoot OF Chesterfed. Na's"''' W No''
Married. on Tuesday evening, the 18th By the Rev william
RichAond county. '"' Wv" W
Though fools spsrn Hymens gentle poveu
We, who improve bis golden hours,
By sweet cxl,eyienee know
That marriage rightly unde Istood,
cises to the tender an ths good
a Paradise beios."
-. - DEATHS.
pied on Thursday morning.
ngc Fnnccs Watson, the
one OF Dr. George Watson Of CIV ~ ~ '"e
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FOR EIGN.
NEW YoaK, + eb. "a.


STILL LATER FROM EUPOPE
BY the arrival OF the packet ship IIavre can,an S,oa
dsr from Havre, whence she sailci on the IA of lama
Paris dates the 7b # January. from whc @ "nnng
the following extracts:- ~ " '
PARIS, Jan. 7, 1884,
STOCK Exchange, half past four o'ciock.-Ihe Mar.
ke mas oeeh animated and the price Of stecks has expe
rienced further improveme n which is attributed IN
rumor that The Government will have no need TO have re-
course 10 loan. rumor Of the capture of Opor,o hy
the higuelites has been current but il proiuce IN
as Don Miguers Loan remained stationary without bnsi
ness For money the Fives have risen o.. , T, s,
Eve; Neapoian DC; Roman 5.S; Cuebhards and Spanish
ihrees have fallen Ia; Rentes PerpetueIIes I.2: Haw
nan or. For The end Of the month the Elves have i'm
tueles Ii > ' iePe-
The sennee dcs Pyrences of Bayonne of the 2Jin,,.
mas me following extract Of letter of the 25b ult from
add:-Gen Qnescda has eeded in de siroving ali
the bands which formed in CASTLE Several ot bir
ch,e's have been shot, IL with great difficulty and
sk oil falling into the hands the Queens troons ,,
merino gained Portugal will, sixteen of his G,IIown, II,
Is certain That the Queens army is 10 enter PORTUGAL bnt
mus previously be re.organized for the corps Of Mora
anu KOHL are not worthy OF the name OF an army S,ne
Poiic"ns assert that il siDended TO drive out Don car
los and Don Miguel and Join Don Pedro in es,sh,ish
nS ',e government oil Donna Maria throughout Portu.
ga; obers' however, that the Sp,nish Cabinet has an
with France and England for driving on,
both the Pretendes to the throne and taxing possss.i
OF The disputed kingdoms But this is highly
Tor the Government which yet be said 10 be mas
" own ptS"i%ss asnd Ls e. e ;s ARM; % IT,
gro, which IS much perfect in the arr Of gar ~,
mat Of SPAIN without reckoning the troops Of Don Nj
sue'' when wouldal ACT against the invaders"
ne oen,nee also states the arrival Of letters from Bill
boa, announcing that terrible conflict ,ook n,scs on ,
own ol, at Durango between the Queens troops com
,p"nuen oy Cen Wakes, and the Carsts under Zsh,a
III which II Is said the Chr.nos were ne ,ten al
pieces oil cannon These lett r. further state Thai an e
voy extraordinary coming from Madrid by this road bsy
"g 'ei"seu 10 stop when ordered, shot.
The Memorial Bor,IeIas Of the 2d ms, n;,o. A. r.,
lowing under date Of Mafid, Dec 25th "Tbc roons =,
morio' seconded by the Government have entered he
portuguese territory, and seized 40 Cariists whom %
have brought iDfo Spain The Council Of Reoencv sy
Times to isp<y liberal spirit and ha, demanded an ;
mediate suppression OF The converts and reform Of The
nothing better" "e"' "es're
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ErfTncf Of a Lttf6r from intelligent cifizrn of
SOUTHAMPTON county, to Member Of the Legisiafiye
So tar as (who NEEDLE very lite it'll poitics, can
understand you have not msrepresenied your con
VI southampton, on the question OF the Depostes In.
deeh am FIRMLY persuaded in my own mind that the
people oil Virginia have been most msre
presented by the Of the naoIity and that ,iev will
be the more indignant the result when they look n tho
strange and unnatural combination by which il has been
brought about. "
l disapprove of the removaiof the depostes upon
grounds Of policy because il has placed wea
pom in the hands Of the advocates of the Bank which ev
are using with too much effect, fear and an rather J.
posed to question the authority of the Secretary 10 adopt
the measure for the assigned but to and
restore very different and the latter rests
upon the action OF body having full and complete urs-
dcton the whole matter, and which NAV riebtullv
arraign the former depository of the public moi
" The Treasury" Tor its alleged misdeeds and eorrup.
Mons IL Is whilst the entire subject Is under
before this ht and competent tribunal thar our Stale L.
gsa'ure abandoning the peruliar concerns which ihev
were elected to watch ever and provide Tor after tedious
Poiix and most empty debate, undertake. to resaI ali
further enquiry, aud pronounce onre what ought 10
De done Virginia, proud consistent, hipb-minIed Yir-
gnIa, placed in false attitude regard to this oues
hon. and trust she will yet awake, and Ike refreshed
grant, break the llpuiaD cords, by which the pgnies
VINO misrepreseDt. eDdeavour TO bind her.
81 have read the speech Of Mr. Ryrs i'm the Senate
the u States, with the greatest light and
III Is the speech OF statesman who has made himself
complete master OF all the bearings OF the question
chase and ieIci'ous in language lucid ORDER pow
erul in argument Virginia may well proud of sucha
SON." IN. -
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Committee went to Washipg,on--for what obicct9
To prevail upon the Government to restore the De-
posttes to the u. s. Bank. And what object have
these Bankmen in this restoration? To hiring about
the kc-charter. Thetwo things connected i'm tho
lnog'naiions of the BankmcD-the cue a nxans,
inc other ms an end Accordingly we find, that tho
report OF the Committee is followed up by the Re
solutions oil the nccting-which go to organize 4,
scheme Tor bringing about q renewal of the char
ter. First, they resolve, "Ihat the common pros
periy ct the inhabitants of the United States md
moro especially the peculiar interests of the State
of Pennsylvania, aud of the city of phi,u,lcl-
plna, demand an immediate re-charter of tho
Bank ct the United States" Then, as mems ard
machinery for concentrating the accomplishment
of this notable project, they address themselves to-
the freemen OF all the counties and towns of PENN
sylynnia. They recommend meetings To be held hv
an-Delegates TO lie sent 20 n General Conve ntion
at Harrisburg--a Standing Committee of thirty to
disappointed at Phadep,ia--nnd Dcputa,iors TO be
sent TO Washington, Harrisburg and else hereto
correspond with other Committees throughout he u.
Staies-ond tn do every thing that is expc,lient to-
crown their rxeriions with s,iccess-that is TO build
up again the Marble Palace in tho City of Philatel-
piIla-an' TO quarter upon the U. States am oversn-
downing and unconstitutional corporation of 35 mil
lions. Will the good people OF these IT, States I,e
inundated or scduccd hy such complicated ma
chnery? Will they sell their birtlriglt for mess
of pOttagc