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the printing done. There were for EXAMPLE about TO-
oo0 copies oil paper entitled .9ddi STATE Legsid
fWes which was dispersed hrough all the States Oh the
eve oil the Senatorial elections and only sent the
members oil the General Assemblies, but into all the
countless and up he creeks and into the gorCes
mountains TO citiz ms apparently obscure, who
tonshed at the honor done them by the bank OF the
United States, AMI sadly al loss TO know how such
institution came TO find out their humble names and sir.
Names and the name OF the creek, cove aud parish, In
which their humble dwelling situated. Vast num-
bers oil these addresses TO the State Of Missouri
ior the benefit Of HIMSELF Mr. b. whose election then
coming on, hut they happened TO work the contrary
In that young and nobeheared State The obtrusion
the Bank addresses received insult Instead Of
defeating, it FASTENED his election. The Legislature Of
Missouri rebuked the insoIence which would dictate to
them by instantly electng the they nded
to defeat. But in States il might have been other
out oil so many, AMI in States where the balance being
nearly even the Bank address have turned the scale
Mr. b. said that the Of the persons whom
was paid for printing would also speak for themselves and
show that some received money no neither printers,
editors publishers but who teasurer he
informed OF election committees opposed 10 President
Jackson. or this description, lie told, was Mr.. E.
Olmstead, Of Philadelphia who received 1871 and
cents aud Mr. Riddle, OF the place, who received
S2,5S3 and so But Mr. b. would pursue these
items: though large in Themselves, they small
pared to the immense avished by the Bank and the
particulars OF which cannot be ascertaincd. He had
general and comprehensive view take Of this point
was statement OF the gross profits received by the Bank,
He had the half yearly statements Of the dividends which
would show these amounts from July, 1929 to July, 1881
alter which slight operation in arithmetic would show
the amount that remained undivided and OF went
10 The expenses OF the institution, and TO such other OBJ
Jecs as the Directors would direct Mr. b. exhibited the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16

M EGROES WANTED. Pefsons who bring ne Eroes
10 he Richmond market for sale will hnd TO leir
advantage 10 call at tie rs door above Eiy livery stable
on street. near the Bell Tsvert where have house
constructed Tor the sale Keeping and boarding Of negroes
aud where will give sellers Of Slaves any sssispce that
may be necessary 10 selling. CIIAS. MILLS.
Dec. 81 a.
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RDIANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS
n -R. l. Smith has received variety OF Musical in
struments, consisting Of
CIarones FIageoleis, Violns, Trumpets Flutes, Flies
Guitars, Olio,, some of which are rery superior.
Among the variety, is an elegant Jr0ry Flute, will
Also. OF those celebrated Piano Fortes, manu-
ciured by Chckering OF Boston; which, for sweetness oil
power AMI tone elegance and durability OF workmanship
WILL il is believed. not be surpassed by any other maker
either foreign or domestic.
Music f0y the Piano, Of every variety and the --latest
and fashioDable is received for the Northern pub
fishers every few days which renders the assortment very
extensive. dec. Z7.1 TOT
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HUvHE distributes Of the military claims OF Walter
Scott, deed, are hereby notified that the said claims
ready Tor distribution, and that IL is desirable that
other OF said distributes should come forward
end administer the estate OF the said Walter Scott
decd, preparatory distribution OF the clsims Aforesaid
the undersigned does not intend 10 administer on said
estate. A. y. .adninisrGtrir
Of Geo. b. Moody, deed.
Jan. Q. 70 -gsw
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EHywO COATS were left in the OMNIBUs on Thurs.
IL day night last The requested to prove
property pay the costs Of Advertising and take them
away They are in the possession OF Mr.. Rolls, who
will deliver them 10 the owner: he can be found al
Mr. George Merism's, at Rockets.
Jan. IS. 1916
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n GREEABLY to a deed Of TRUST exrcuted by Samuel

a GREEABLY 10 deed Of trust executed by Samuel
"A Wood bearing date the 2s,h April. 1915. and du
~ recorded In the clerks Office OF Midesex county. to
Robert Dobbins aud John Wood, Trustees, in order to
cure, first to Benjamin Blake, certain sum Of money
therein naned with the interest thereon-and secondly.
to secure another with interest, The estate OF Will
liam Wood dec. SHALL by authority vested In us, by
the provisions OF said Deed sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, la Urbanns. Monday, the 9Th, oil the present
month. (being court day) all the interest OF the said
Samuel b. Wood In the real estate Of his father, William
Wood dec being oneha Of the tract Of land OF which
tains $50 acres and situated Immediately the Kappa.
hammock river, the lower part oil the county; also, the fol-
lowing slaves, which have bsen by division Of the said
WIN. Wood sestate just allotted the said Sam b. Wood,
TO witt Phil. Hercules, Lewis, Mly aud her children,
Snrkey and Ralph, CA'y aud Jimmy, which slaves
likely and vaiusbleTe title to the property is unques.
able, but only convey such title vested
in by the deed. THOS. STREET,
.qdn,r of Ro6f. Do66ns, dec.
=. RICH. M. SEGAR, Sheriff of
.fiddeser, and Committee .adm'r. of John Hood. dee.
Jan. IL. 75-2awtds
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|ASH SALE OF NEGROES Will be offered tor
" sale at Nelson Court House, the twenty seventh
day Of January, il being Court day, twelve likely
Negroes NELSON ANDERSON,
For himself and HIM. Croioford.
Jan. T. 7f-tds
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES.-The School un.
- der the superiatendence OF Miss Lornda p. Bigelow
will commence on the LIST February next, at my house,
la Amelia The situation is pleasant and healthy the
buildings comfortable anu commod'ous, and in every way
calculated for the comfortable accommodation Of young
ladies'. The branches Of Education taught in this School,
will be, Geography. Arithmetic, Grammar, History,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, Geology,
Printing and Music. The morals and manners Of the
young ladies committed TO the charge Of Miss BigeIow
will receive particular attention.
1erms.-For Board aud Tuition per session
OF s months, $40 90
Music, IL so
Pupils will be admitted At any period Of the term, and
payment will be required only from the time Of their
mencing but after having entered the school deduction
will be made for absence, except in Of
gency as in cases Of sickness, SC.
Jan. 4. [74-6t] JOS. b. ANDERSON.
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a PPOMATTOX NAVIGATiON.-.B Believing that the
IN time has arrived when the people OF that part of
country which is interested in the Navigation Of Apo
mattox should their attention a permanent
and steady system Of Navigation, proposed that ge-
neral meeting Of all such feel Interested be held in the
town Of Farmvle, the 2ist day of January 1884, TO
take into consideration the best practicable plan improv
ing the Navigation of said River
1t cannot be expected that any thing valuable will be
done, unless the people interested will give the
attention to the subject. II is therefore earnestly
qnesie that general attendance be given. The people
OF Buckingham, Cumberland, Charlotte, Amelia and
Prince Edward Sc, &c., aud Of the of Petersburg,
should think, ought attend. send eIeg aton the
meeting, and we hope they will do so.
JAMES MADISON.
NATH'L T.. VENABLE.
Farmville, January 4. 73-td
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STOLEN from the stable OF John S Fiemings, ia
- Goochland county, Saturday night, the 18th De-
cember. black bay Mare, about fifteen and half hands
high. showing the marks Of gear, white feet and ANGLES
behind, and both Of her four feet white and email
star in her forehead Any information citing her, adj
dressed to Goochand Court House. brought TO the sub
scriber at the Healing Springs, Louisa will be attended
to, and oil legal charges paid.
VIM. C. LINDSAY.
January IL. 76 -2awN
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RICMNO.V.D, VIRGINIA., THURSDAY JANUARY

uNHE Annual General Meeting Of the Members Of
Il the Mutual Assurance Society against fire on build
ings, Of the State Of Virginia. will be held at the Socetys
Office in Richmond, the 3lst January. 1884, at the
hour OF IL o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS,
Jan. e. T72-td1 u. a. of the NJ II. Soc'u.
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ANDS FOX SALE.-Ihe subscrib, intending TO
u move from the Commonwealth, will sell at public
auction unless disposed of privately before that day
the 18th January inst, ii fair H the fair day.
his residence, a Surry county the Plantation which he
resides, called Eersie, eight miles below the Court.
house, and three from creek making into James
River II contains about 500 acres adjoining Bacon Cas-
tie, is we'll tmbered and well adapted to the growth Of
aud cotton and possesses abundant supply Of
celent mari The dwelling house is Of wood, built Of the
best materials two stories high, four each floor
with large passage running through the CENTRE all well
painted, and with dry cellar There
is every necessary house. all in good repair also
vera excellent springs OF water at convenient distances
from the house. The situation is eahy any in the
county, and in the most desirable neighborood in
county.
And the time and place. the subscriber will Of
Ter for sale, his plantation called providence, lying up.
Lawns creek, navgabe stream. in said county,
Teatey below Hog Island, containing about acres;
is well mbered, and well adapted 10 the production OF
corn, wheat cotton, clover, $3.50 Of il is
seeded in wheat, and l6 in clover This farm possesses
al.o, nexhausibe supply Of the very best MARYLAND
what perhaps still better, supply of rotten oyster Shells
sufficient TO make the whole plantation rich There
is also attached, sufficient quantity Of meadow and
marh TO sustain several hundred head of cattle. There
also OH it, an excellent dwelling house, four below
aud two abovean ovsrseers house, and all other con-
venien out housesand several springs Of excellent
ter. Oysters and hh may be obtained in abundance,
within short distance Will al'o be sold with this plan.
talon, Threshing Machine OF the most approved
plan. There is excellent site this farm for mill
The subscriber will at the same time, sell most OF his
kitchen his stock horses mules
hogs, cattle, &c folder pianta utensils
The terms may be ascertaned by application TO Mr..
Clarke. living at Esrslie to the subscriber in Norfolk.
jan T. [74-2awtds] THOMAS SIMPSON.
NEw WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSVILLE-The
~ subscribers having qualified as Inspectors at Vsna
bIes Warehouse. give notice TO planters, and the public
in general that they are ready TO receive tobacco, and
will by prompt attention. well every exertion in
their power, endeavor TO give satisfaction those who
GEORGE DARLINGTON,
JOHN CARDwELL,
January A. [73-2aw6w1 Inspectors.
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To Mr.. James G. anthony. and Mary s. his tcjfe
~OU will please take notice, that Thursday, the
IL goth day OF February next At the House Of Mr..
VIM M. Gary. AT Loyds. in Essex county Va. shall pro.
coed to take the dispositions of Robt. p. Waring ID. w.
Pitts. Richard Row zie and Others to be read evidence
In cause pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Tor Westmorcand county in which l. q.
executor OF Geo. w. Lee, decd, plaintiff, and Mary
l. Lee In her character executrix Of b. NJ Lee
and also In her right, and yourselves defendants
and IT, from any cause should fail 10 take the said depo.
sOns on the day before named, shall proceed at the
place. om day to day until the dispositions
Pleted, Your obedient,
Jan. l6. G78-w4w] JOHN n. MICOU.
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MAN OF THE HILL.
DEATHS.

Died. the 18th instant residence
Trent Esq Of Prince Edward0 Cannon Trent in his ost
Ahecionao parents friends have
been Disappointed by the uniime death Of this pghy young
their hopes oih uefuness. He
the Rede, foi his acceptance =
The death Of another Revolutionary PcfrieL
Died at his residence in on the Goth Ap
Ed~ ard Bass, in the SOh o his
On the breaking
tedu volunteer ia tho Minute
~ Williamsburg under the command Of Patrick Henry. From that
time 10 the termination of the War, by British
Army he into service and generally
acted Orderly Sergeant, during
OF the most distinguished ofceTs the
born the County Chesterfield August I744 and
ed his long life the
believed without ever having had lie Of
eHcellent could
out being struck with the goodness Impress
ed upon his misunderstanding mnd
all lie the timo his than
member OF the Baptist Church;
life furnishes the best
ego3-n life well spent in the service Of his County and his God;
blessed with serenity and the
this world with the enduring appointed
for the just and good i...o wed 10
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fF,om Tho Washington Clobe. !

The RESULT OF THE VIRGINIA. ELECTION.
We give below, The returns Of The Virginia Elections
We have endeavored to make its classification accurate
aud where doubts existed the subject have submitted
lists 10 the members OF Congress from the several Districts
TO have them solved. There are still several OF tie re
turned Delegates marked as unsscerained: the election
Of some being contested and he Informal ion with regard
TO others not being Satisfactory. But persuaded
that giving every doubtful the Opposition which
can be rallied any point, the majority will not exceed
live or Elk. On tie BANK QUEsT1oN-be only question
Of importance on which the voice Of the next Virgins
Legislature be considered likely 10 have bearing
upon the measures Of The general administration twin
be seen, there - large majority who have been COM
PEELED TO declare themselves 10 favor Of the Presidents
policy.
IT, then, there be tie meagre majority cIsimed ~ per-
sonslly hos lie TO the President, aud being willing
enbauass his administration, they compelled, for
the purpose Of securing before the People, 10 come
out politically in isvor Of the only great leading
which tie President seeks 10 accomplish. He looks upon
the overthrow OF The Bank and the snstocfscy which il
susains, as eheetuay restoring the political power Of the
country 10 the bands Of The People, end las, placing
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the Government on the foundation which Mr.. Jefferson
would gladly have given II.
IL Virginia shall ia good faith contribute. through lie
State autho tiles and lis representatives In Congress, to
bring back the General Government TO ito republican tack
by cooperating with him in putting down the great
nsyed government which hiss been put up TO overshsdow
and gradually destroy the government Of the People,
have doubt that the will be considered having
rendered the President much more acceptable
vice, That IL could have done by any Of
pect or kindness towards himself officer indi
viJua
From the present aspect Of the legislature Of Virginia
from the known sentiments Of several Of the counties
which have returned delegates claimed by the Opposition
and yielded 10 them in columns such for instance,
Caroline brunswick, Frederick. &c. SC. confident
Iy PREDICT LIST, that resolution casno be passed at The
next session oil the Legislature in favor OF the restoration
oil the Deposites 2d, That Senator can he elected
to the Senate Of the United States who does declare
himself an incorporating enemy OF National Bank.
81. That nomination be obtsned for either OF the
parties to this new coalition for the Presidency.
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HbED SULPHUR sPRlNGS.--The improvements

- ID oNLFTUN oFNIINVo'-- 7 "e IMPROVEMENTS
n, making THESE celebrated Springs very extern
sye. They will accommodate season, with comfort,
about iygo hundred and fifty persons The astonishing in
uenee possessed by these in the cure Of pulmo
ury dice and in the OF aersl action. IL we'll
known; indeed hey TO Afford tie only hope in
resting Consumption, Dyspepsia. Chronic, Diorrhoa
and Disenferg, Liver complaints, GTaUe. DTopsy,
Rhetyuofis0p Gout Diseases Of me Uterus Ncmafgo,
TrsB1or Sgphiiis, general Nervous debility, HORNS,
Cufantous ErupHons. These and oiher diseases have
been cured or alleyiated by the OF these waters
The establishment will be under the sgemenf Of Ms
or VIM. Vass, whose deposition 10 please Is well known.
a. is furnished with plentiful supplies, and Of the
best servants IN the State There Store, with large
capital on the premises Seminary has been establish
ed here for the Education OF young gentlemen. The
number Of pupils is United 10 thirty. The Seminary has
the undivided attention Of The undersigned; and Of Mr.
Jsmes Mscuiy, as Teacher Of Mathematics.
Nav a. f5-w4w1 WM BURKE.
The Editors tie Whig, goncer New York
Courier Enquef National Gazette Baltimore American, ond
Cheton Mercury, requested TO insert tho shove once week
send their papers from s luy until tho let Ocooe
cod transmit their accounts
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form OF the question, saying "mesnpg doubt that he
was not in favor Of rechsrter OF the Bank ras
and tcffhout n'odfedtions"Of course you perceive
cannot be fairly inferred that against the Bank
uPon Constitutional principles and he certainly did noa
say, or even intimate that lie was-But, suppose both
iorms came from the same person, directed 10 the
end, and the in both forms purport the same
general negsion-where then the difference exist,
or what benef, Mr.. NJ. derive from this qubbing
exception But "ADoher Voter, fearing TO touch the
eond edition OF Mr. Ms speech, gives by way Of INFER
ence, the expression Of that genileman's recansion
under the second -Elag" which he believed necessary
TO boist, wRb view protect him the ernies
the 6rst namely, the BsDkites.
Mr. Maxwells Smiles and comparisons in reference 10
the President oftbis Republic, too indie cent
be detailed here. Upon the whole, neither Mr. Nj.
his hiends boast Of laurels in the late election.
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Mr. Allen thinks Lewis Randolph are anii and regards Pc
cehonta doub,fpl This Fineas Patriot published in the Dis
declares Pocuhon Delegation
with Administration
Doubtful the Bank question
Mr. Ghoson IN eoeeting the let him, clsims
Opposition Dr. May, the delegate
Rtchie be nv
ton, and from intimacy declares different opinion
Election contested.
p. S.--We invite information with regard 10 the in.
oseetdned opinions Of the delegates Of the six counties
not csssed in the above list And also any corrections
from authentic sources, II mistake has occupied in any
respecL
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I'm CERY-YIRGfHIA.--Ats Cifcui Superior
"a Court OF Law and ChaDcefy, connued aud held Tor
the county OF Buckingham, the 17h day Of April, 1884,
lawson g. Tyler, Pn.
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TO TIE EDITORS o. IlJE EyFQCIRER
~ Fridays Enquirer, find that "Another Voter" has
endeayored TO extehuAte the reply Of Mr. Maxwell to "A
Voter ~ the Borough Of NoIfk, which you published
in former number Of your paper "Auoher Voter"
rays, he heard the nleogoty aud answer hut lie does
not say-eXcept take lis inference admission
orc oil The idcs slated by meiha he pre-
cent when Mr. NJ. endesvofed 10 recall and modify the
reply he had already and promptly made THIS recsnta-
ton occurred between 10 aud 20 after giving the
general and unqualified negative contained in his reply
aud produced, most manifesy feeling Of dsapproba
ton amongst The friends, well the opponents OF The
United States Bank; and which characterized by
professional gentleman present, fighting under
two fags, words 10 that effect WbereupOn he re-
esed the vote lie had given IN Mr. MaxweiPs favor
But Another Voter" labors to draw distinction With
out shallow Of difference. The question stated, and
ibis writer quotes was, What his (Mr. Mo views
With respect to a. s. Bank'and tie answer, 81 an
against it," bot the question understood and stated 10y
this wfi er, wa "Wbolher he was IN favor Of RE.cHA
Of the U. 3. Bank" aud the answer, 81 not"
Now, where Is The difference . Have both To- ms Of
the question the object and mport, snd not the
answers equally general and unqualified draw one
inference from bis haye slated ~, namely,
hat "of course upon Constitutional principles" but
"Anohcr Voer" draws several itom the 10 his
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a Court OF Law and Chapeety, continued aud held Tor
the county Of Buckingham the 17Ih day Of April, 1885,
Dawson @. Tyler, PH.
John Morris, Administrator Of Richsrd HatdmaD
Thomas NJ Bondursnt, John Morris and NAihsn Spencer
Executors Of William II. Perkins, dec'd aud John Har
dman, Dsfs.
Thedeiendanl John Hardman nothsving hissp.
pearsnce and given security according the Act OF As
sembly and the Rules Of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he s not nbs blsbt Of This
Country is ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here the FIRST day OF the September Trtm
sud the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
ia the Ciy Richmond, for two months successve ely and
posted the door Of the Coutt House of this county
Copy-Tesle, II. ELDRIDGE, q. g. C.
May 49, 5-w9w
HTDUCAT1ON.--Th Fourth Session Of he Young
h Ladies School, In Charlottesville, will commence
the 10Th Of August, and terminate the Is Of jan
uafy next. Those who DESTROYS OF sending their
daughters wards, requested 10 make known the
as early sspo.sbIe TO Mrs Kelly, whose connection
with the School will continue hgrelofoe, and who will
receive under hecar IRON fifteen otweny young ladies'
Reference may be made TO the following genlemeu.-
Mr. " w Southsll. Dr. Ch. Carer, Mr.. r. w. CHn,ef,
Mr. Opie Norris Mr.. Issae White, sad Mr.. Alexander
Rves.
Charlottesville, Maya Ia
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Debilitated Females.

VNNHE complaints peculiar to the female part OF the
II community, have been long successfully treated
nv the administration of the Aromatic Pills. originally
nrescr,bed and compounded by DIR Relfe. They
cleanse the blood from those disorders OF the female
constitution for which the pills eectual speci
c, they restore free circuaion reform the irregular
operations of the ssnSuferous system and reety the
dsordered habits The propretor's confidence in the
superior excellence of this equally Innocent and pow
erf prepsrston Is founded on the most decisive tes'
timouy from many restored patients. He can assure
this portion of the public, that when
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES
are regularly taken, according to the directions, &C.
companvng Them they revive ana establish the desir.
ed healthy habits and restore to the pslid counte'
nance the natural glow Of health and good spirits.
Married ladies vii, find the pills equally useful. ex-
cept in cases of pregnancy, when they must not De
taken, neither they be taken by persons OF hec'
tic consumPtive habits. They may be used success
fully by either men or women in all HypOchondrAc,
Hysterc OF vapourish disorders. In all of this
description, the pills purify invgorste, and revive the
disordered system. Price 81 so box.
- None genuine unless signed on the outside print
ed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. Kidder imme.
date successor to the late DIR. w. I. Conway. For
sale with all the other Conway Nedicines," at his
Counting Room No. so, next door to- j. Kidder's Drug
STORE of Court and Hanover Streets near Con.
IT Hall, Boston. THOMPSON KIDDER.
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STABLER, Fairfax street, Alexandra.
q. Large discounts TO those who buy to sell again.