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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
Congressional Election ia the District of Prince Ed
tcdrd. Charlotte, SC
Minority for Bou din sol.


ABOVE yon have the enire vote given the election
held In this District, for member 10 fill the vacancy Or
casione" by the death OF late able much be la
.nented Thomas T. Bouldin The result YOU will see \.
IN favour oil MIR James w Boudin brother of the I.,e
representative. who as the administrator c,nd
da'e against Mr.. Nathaniel b. Tucker half bro,ber -,
the late John Randolph Of Roanoke no was run az tho
anti. adnnis ion candidate Both OF the candidates
opposed to protective tariff OF duties TO e,Icourspe ma
nuactures to internal improve by the General CO.
yernmeni TO The anirepublcan doctrines contained In
the PRESIDENTS Proclamation against South Carolina and
he present or any future Bank Of the u States
constitutional grounds. ~r0
Mr. Boudn is opposed 10 the restoration of the demo-
sizes 10 The United States Bank, aud contends, Tar
US MS opinions could be gathered,) that the >Pres
gent possesses the power OF controlling the Secreta.
ry oil the Treasury and Treasury Department ami
oil regulating the funds. Mr. Tucker is i'm favor of The
restoration OF the deposites and against the
TO the Treasurer and Treasury Department, and reg ~
iaung the funds. IL was upon this difference nrnci
Pai'y, mat the election turned There can believe he
no DOUBT but that considerable majority of the voters of
ms d's'nct are opposed TO the charering of anv
n'hR by Congress, beyond the District Of CoIun,.
na 'ha hey are opposed to the Presidents Procls,na
non 'ha they would. under the circumstances censure
,he PRESIDENTS removal OF the Deposites from the u
Bank, (or they believe the act 10 be h) and at
aie opposed TO their restoration 80
with al due respect for the two candidates who were
before the people, would say the personal MANILA
rug oil neither had any influence The election. Re-
specially, SC. b. T. WORSHaM
Prince Edward Court House, 25th March 1884
0- The word Clip printed bcfre "bea,b Il, .ho,, ~,
Iagiaph in last The sin HEALTH Inc, Din
heah' when the him INFO tho lin,
ne was h!' and stood in need Of the Doctor
f Wear crowded to-day the of unit,
ting the Conc sivins the
4U the
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F We crowded tho
ing me two from Louisa giving
gs OF me ~ citizens aud the Other the
ing The majority statement recently Published we arc also com
Pelled TO lay over the Skeches Of Acts
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~ he word up printed before heaih short
agiapm IN our Iast The Individual sin heath
heath when the him INFO tho be a,
he was III, and stood in need oil the Doctor. = 1890 $50
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sEMEM BERED,

Capt. A. p. Hill has confidence
In the Honesty, Integrity and Pa
triotism OF Old Jackson. He be-
iievcs he is honest, even when he
errs. lie does not believe he is
a UsURPEB.
He is, he it remembered, against
the re charter Of The ". S. Bank,
with o. without notifications.
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SALE-wilibe sold at public auction, on Thursday,
~ the on Of February, at the plantation of the late
on credit OF IL months, all the Negroes belonging tie
% ana The estate or farm ITSELF supposed
4oo acres with all the horses. cattle and other stock
on the premises; also the corn OATS fodder &c. and farm
ing uen'ils-Bond and approved security will be
Also, on Thursday, the 18th February, will in like man
ner be sold, al the late residence Of said Frs. Smith, dec
the plantation which he lived in Chesterfield county,
near Manchester, containing about $50 acres
De as fertile as any land In its neghborhood and emarka
ply healthy-severa houses and lots Main street in
and about 40 among yery
key young men, the horses cattle aud other stock with
he corn fodder, oats, farming utensils and house.
no,a ana kitchen furniture all credit OF IL months
-Bond and approved security will be required.
FRANCIS SMITH, Executor.
Jan. Zo Sl-SIs
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Cancer.


w., find the art Of Healing, generally.
he subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity who may wish his aid that he
has become compeenty acquainted. by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch Of New York city, to cure
That formidable and fatal disease denomnaed Cancer
without the use Of knife caustc, but effected in the
same way and manner as pracsod by DR.. Lynch, who
mas met with unparalleled in the of this
complaint, and also that Of Fstua or Fstuo-As the
M Is here now from the City Of New York.
spehu the winter, any wishing be cured of the
aoove-named complaints will please to apply Immediately
10 him, at the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, JAN 6. W. W. MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that DR.. w. W. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted me in my business
which is attending TO Cancer complaints and the art of
healing generally. He Is now using my medicine /
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those al
1icted. ID IyNCII
The subscriber refers TO Mr.. Day, anchester Mr.
Gillian, Mr. James Caske, Archibald Thomas and nj rs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. BENJAMIN
Harrison, OF Berkeley; and Miss Minis oil MANCHESTER
who has been under his care i'm New York, hteIy
n" ieuers must he post paid w. w. NJ.
January T.. 7A-,f
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baltimore LIFE Insurance Compunu
PERPETUAL CHARTER.

JOHN l. DONALDSON, President.
Directors:
Robt. Oliver II A. TAYLOR
Sam l.. Donaldson, G. A. Scha.ler,
Jno b. Morris, Benz. ID. Higdon,
Jos. Todhunter, Sias Marean
GEORGE CARR GRUMPY, Secretary.
ME Company makes insurance on Lives, Grants An.
IL nuities Contracts for Reversionary Payments lis
Endownens, and makes all kinds Of Contracts in which
the casualties OF life and interest of money involved
Lives will be insured for years. for life.
small annual appropriation will enable person TO
make provision for his family his death; or creditor
whose hopes OF payment the life of his debtor,
thus secure his debt These assurances be made TO
eanure to the benefit Of families without being subject TO
claims OF creditors The father Of family the age Of
AZ, may by paying 8 per annum, secure the payment
OF $1,000, TO his wife or children.
Annuies will be payable quarterly, half yearly, or
yearly An aged person whose income is 10 his
support can purchase annuity much beyond the simple
interest, and thus secure ample income for life.
Endowments Tor children will be granted.
Trusts executed without the danger arising from the
dea or insolvency OF trustees.
Pamphlets and forms OF application be had at the
Office, on 18th street, Richmond. JOHN o. lay
Agenf for the State Of pirginia
January IL S0-9t-
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II hh DOLLARS REWAkD-Ran away from the
wv subscriber in Goochiand on Saturday the 2s,h
ult negro man James, about feet inches high and
OF rather dark complexion for mua,o with reddish eyes
and peculiar spot on Of his cheeks Ii is supposed
mat he has made of Tor Ohio, by the Guyandoe road or
That he Is lurking about Rchmcnd, the vie of get
ting of by vessel will give the above ard il take
without the limits Of the Sate $50 il he is secured in
any jail in the State, so that get him again. lie usually
caiis himself James Cook, and came originally from
Gloucester he is first rate carrioge driver and house
servant, and can both read and write
ELIZABETH GARLAND.
Jan. 4. "a 10,
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EGRoES WANTED Persons who bring ne eroes
10 The Richmond market for sale, will find il TO their
advantage TO call at the first door above Eys livery stable
on street. near the Bell Tavern; where have house
constructed Tor the sale keeping and boarding
ana where viii give sellers oil Slaves any assistance that
may oe necessary In selling. CHAS. MILLS.
DeC u.
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Ht>oh SALE OK RENT-A Farm within nine miles
IL OF this city, in Henrco county, situated on the mail
stage read to Louisa Court House and two and half miles
above the termination of the Brook Turnpike 1t
mree hundred and sixteen acres, of which only eighty
are cleared; the balance being heavily covered with
wood The improvements consist OF large two. story
ocK house, we'll finished, with six rooms and three good
ceiiar rooms and all necessary buildings. OF the
cleared land there must be twelve
which, win very little abour and expense might be made
Va'uaoie The wood cut and brought to market, is sup
posed, would pay what is asked Tor the place.
For terms which will be made accommodating apply
To Dr. Joseph Trent, and Mr.. Richard Crouch.
FRANCIS LEIPER.
Jan. I'd Sl-2aw3w
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RxCNM0sD, VIRGINIA. TUEsDA y; 1.1vg.qse y. ss Isaa

HNHE Annual General Meeting OF the Members OF
,e Mntual Assurance Society against fire build
ings, OF the State Of Virginia. will be held at the Society,"
once IN Richmond, on the 3is January, 1884, at the
hour OF IL o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS
jan u l12-tdl p. n of The NJ Il Soc'u.
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VBNHE Subscriber, having purchased that well know
"a Tavern, called HopkinsyIle, in the lower end Of
Powha'an county, on the main stage road from Richmond
to Lyncbburg, offers his services 10 the public as Ia
yefn keeper, and pledges himself TO every exeron
to give general satisfaction. For tina, purpose, he has
Deen as considerable expense in furnishing every depart
ment Of his establishment, so as to unite convenience
plenty and comfort; and he again the public that
nothing on his part shall he wanting give satisfaction
selves II ~ MATrcK
Jan. %. 40 10.
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Jan. 81.

BM ONSIEUR TONSON.- This noted Stallion will
lvM stand the ensuing at my sons George w.
Jonsons in the county Of Chesterfield, about 20 miles
from Richmond and Petersburg and
The Celebrated Race Horse ANDREW will stand at my
sons, Edward Johnsons,) in the county Of Dinwdde,
about 30 miles south of Petersburg, The Main Stage
Road Particulars as TO both, hereafter.
January 9. G75-tn W r. JOHNSON
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BY RITCmIE q COOK.

1 The ENouRER is published twice week. generally and
three times week during State
rea the same q: heretofore Five Doas
eeived in payment The Editor, viii safety
"ns hem ny NALL the all being
% No will be discontinued,
E'iors, until all urrearagcs have been paid up.
9 Whoever will payment papers, shall
have tho gratis - 'T''-' -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One first cents; cont
ou cents No advertisement
or assumed bv in this cits its
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GOhHferla

WALL for the next season occupy his old stand at
w Hall Sink miles from Richmond. Terms as last
year-Seveniyhve dollars season, which may be dis.
charged 10y The payment Of sixty dollars 10y the first Of
ly, at which time the will expire; one hundred
dollars insurance; and dollar the groom; mares fed
on grain al 25 cents per day.
or the performances Of Gobannas colts have only TO
say that they have far exceeded any thing tet could
have been expected lie has yet only exhibited the
get OF one season the Turf, perhaps more than
twelve or fourteen OF hen and very few OF those from
mares oil known value; yet think II may be said that he
has produced ia that FIVE horses that are en-
uled TO rank with any FIVE in the u. States Of the
get OF any horse in any number of seasons 10 wit:
Mary Randolph, the winner Of the FIRST six races at all
distances IRON 10 four mile heats against all The hes,
horses that could be Started Tyrani the winner of very
many races, among them several four mile races as fall
who could have been sold for $5000 five lhousand) in
Baltimore oil the day Of his with Tsine- Ros TO.
baceon and Aiialna: OF iese last will barely say that
owing TO peculiar circumstances, they were trained las,
FALL by an inc pericnced groom who had lie man.
hgement Of horse before, and yet they made some
OF tue most credtdbIe that were recorded during
The season, and when not exactly there were always
mGedboufsj or when not winners, were rarely beaten
more Than lew lse, and always running against the
best horses, in the hands Ct experienced trainers
Jan. 20 l82-Stl JNO. NJ BOTTS.
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NASH FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence
Mr. WIN. II. Goodwin will attend 10 my jail and the pur-
Nov. 26. T58-uJ LEWIS A. COLLIER
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ME highest prices paid for flour barrel biIlets and
" hoop poles delivered at the Pententiary
JANIS. lSl-tf1 T. G.. MONCURE,G G. A. p
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EpoYDT0N FEMALE ACADEMY.-1bo annual
M ID session Of this School will commence the frat Mon
day IN February next, and close the last Wednesday in
November "
All The departments filled with competent in.
siruecrs and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined ia mind manners
aud morels
EEpensesJor HE Session often months:
Tuition in all The branches of English education,
including course Of Mathematics and Sci.
ence, with experiments, 800 90
french or ltSllan, 10 co
Music OH the Piano. p. co
lul1oninnl l Tic above branches, so 90
Bcatd, lodging. washing 6rewood, ard lights in
cuded, SO per month, 80 90
Painting and drawing, in all cases, separate
charge, 10 90
Payments 10 be made half In sdvance the balance
at the end Of five month";.
Mrs. Kngmsn will give private lessons on the Guitar
O',Etal finting and EmbrOdefing.
H. A GARLAND
Boydton, MeckIenburg County.
Dec. 7. 81 wtIJ-eouF
Ew WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSvILLE.-Tbe
subscribers having qualified as Inspectors Vena.
bie's Warehouse give notice 10 planters, and the public
IN general that they ready TO receive tobacco and
will by prompt attention, well every exertion in
their power, endeavor TO give satisfaction TO those who
may send tobacco 10 their
GEORGE CARRINGTON,
JOHN CARDWELL,
January 4. [7s-zswowJ inspectors.
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NOTlCE.I wish 10 sell or farm out upon shares NV
IL fine, large and handsome blooded horse called Cbes
terheld Chesterfield is handsome sorre feet inches
bigh, sired by Don Quxote, out OF Diomedo mare /:
she ont OF double Janus Don Quixote was oo,
by baFs old ForizeI, out Of full booded Clifton mare
e',efs addressed TO Col Charles e. Graves will be al.
'enaeo to. CHAS. G. GRAVES.
and got I25 mares. q. q n -
''"' so' 10-w4w
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IA AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Plantation
u called CioUeriand lying in the county of Prince
William, 30 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton. Ii contains 1900 acres has il large D,ceing.
House. Barn and other Improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site, on which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
been well hed and for several past by the
Of clover and plaster; the effects of which are no
where more visible fully proven: Ii is divided
into fields Of equal and convenient SIZE and under the
best enclosures This Plantation is Justly conser red
among the best in the upper country; its situation is
heahul and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making an
offer, further particulars deemed unnec II de-
sired immediate possession may be given Letters adj.
dressed 10 me (pst pa) may be directed 10 this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
N. Il. In my absence, Nj. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the premises.
Richmond City, Dec. 2iIh, 1898. [69-tf1 G. S. c.
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Richmond, January goth, 1884.

A TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman qualified
"a to instruct in Latin French and the various Enc
Branches can hear of desirable situation in one OF the
heahiest counties in the State, by making early app
cation 10 GEO D. FISHER
Cross ST. leading to Mayo's Bridge.
III.
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NHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
n FooI, viii stand the ensuing season, (Which will
commence on the ls OF February and terminate on the
LIST OF Juy0 at my Farm adjoining the town of Manches.
ter and opposite to the City OF Richmond The terms are
nifty dollars the season. discharged by the payment of forty
within the season-and sixty TO insure mare with foa-
anu one dollar 10 the GroomCompanies or individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for Eve There
are lots and sheds prepared for Mares and pasuage with
out Charge Every attention will be paid TO prevent acct.
dents or escapesbut the subscriber will not be
Bile for either Mares will be fed grain at Is en,s aay
and no charge made for the board servants
ing them Barefoot was foaed the property of Mr. Watt
In 1920 Zone of the most sportsmen and breed
ers OF race horses in all Englnd who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom he purchased by hi, present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him TO this
country racer Barefoot distinguished on the
English turf horse of his day. having beaten many
OF the best runners in England and be the only
horse ever imported, that had the GREAT ST. LIE.
GER For detail OF his performances gee hand bills
BareiooPs pedigree is equal to that OF any horse He
was got by Tramp, out OF Rosamond Buzzard her dam
Ro'ebury, sister to Hubby by Phenomenon; her dam Miss
West, by Maichem, Regulus, Crab, Childers, Basto
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews Of a Johanna mare;
her dam Faxinella, by Trenhan, WooJpecker Ever
ing by Eclipse Dick Andrews was got by Joe Andre =
out OF Hghfiyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
Ter, Snip, Godophn Arabian. Joe Andrews was go. by
Eclipse, out OF Amaranda. by Omnium; her dam Cloudy
by Blank, Crab, Partner, SC.
Barefoot is red sorrel, five feet two inches high of
great bone and sinewand as highly formed any horse
- f.. c. MAYO.
Richmond, January goth, 1884. SI-2aw3w
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HBhNo FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS.
10 II l. Smith has received variety Of Musical in
strumcnIs, consisting Of
Ciarione, Fageoeis, VioIins, Trumpets Futes Flies
Guitars, Olios, some Of Whieh are very superior.
Among the variety, is an elegant IcoTy Flute with
eight silver keys highly finished and of superior tone
Also two more OF those celebrated Piano Fores manu-.
ictred oy Chickerng Of B0son which, for sweetness OF
power and tone, elegance and durability OF workmanship
will Is believed not be surpassed by any other maker
either foreign or domestic.
Musie(0r The Piano, Of every variety and the latest
fishers every few days, which renders the assortment
extensive. fDec. 27.1 1O0
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n AND FOR sALE-By virtue Of deed Of tru,, from

n AND FOX SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from
Doctor George A. Spller, late Of the county of King
William Tor the purpose Of securing the payment of the
sum oil money therein mentioned, to Capt John Lumpkir
the undersigned will sell, by public auction to the high
s. Tor ready money, upon the premises, Satur.
day the LIST day of February 1884, the Tract of Land on
winch The said Doctor George A. Spiller resided at the
me OF nus demise, lying In the county Of King William
aforesaid Tour miles from Ayletts aud from Cat tail
Church, containing by survey acres.
The title Is believed TO be good but will convex only
such title as Is vested in by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS DABNEY, Trustee
January A. 73-td
SALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance Of decrelaI or.
~ der OF the County Court Of Honover, in
the case oil Bowe us Huffman, ct al, the 24lh Dec
iS33'-the undersigned, the commissioner appointed by
The said decree will sell slaves male and female
the latter very likely and valuable house servant-a
the front door Of the Bell Tavern in the City of Rich
mond, the nth February next, by public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash.
JAN 18th, 1884 [79-tiI ALBERT G. BOwE
q COMMISSIONERS SALE-The undersigned Com.
W missoncrs in pursuance OF DEGREES pronoun led by
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance ry for the
county oil Henrico, the 10th June. 1888, the 3Oh
November, 1885, in the Of Samuel H. Saunders Ad
VS. James Scott surviving partner OF Lyle, Scott Saun-
ders, ct ois will Saturday, the 18th day February
nex before the door of the Bell Tavern in the CITY Of
bidder, for cash. the real property mentioned in said de.
crees, being the tract Of land well Known as the Mill
Tract, near Jefferson in Powhaan county, belonging 10
the estate OF Samuel H. Saunders dec except so much
ereot as has been heretofore sold under OF the
late Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Die
trct, to satisfy the claim OF the Mutual Assurance Society
against fire OH buildings Of the State Of Virginia
SAMUEL TAYLOR, )
HOLDEN RHODES.
Jan. 23rd, 1884 Ts3-ids
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HDUBLlC SALE OF Landry virtue OF a deed Of
II trust, executed 10 the subscribers by Thomas b.
Watkins, for The benefit of the Executors of William Calf
decd, and Of record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court oil Goochand OF US, will the 18th day
cepted0 proceed to sell the premises, publicly 10 the
highest bidder, Tract Of Land, lying in the county of
Goochland on the head waters of Beaverdam Creek
tanning about five hundred and twenty six acres and
bounded by the lands Of John G. Gray, Lucy c. Mark.
ham and others good portion Of this land is woods;
and there isupon acomiortable dwelling house. with the
necessary out-houses
The terms will be- e.third cash-the balance in two
equal annual to carry interest from the day of
sale-ihe purchaser giving deed OF upon the pre-.
nifes, TO the payment of the money-Those who
wish TO purchase land may do well attend We will
convey such title only, as is vested in Trustees
p. GUERRANT,
Jan. IL. [76-2aw,d,l G. NJ oUARLEs.
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& 4 nA DOLLARS REwARD.-Run away from
- IA WV the subscriber, residing near the Bap,i,,
Seminary, in this county, tie 14lh inst my negro man
DABNY, formerly the property of Absolim Pate dec.
OF Hanover county, and iiom whose estate lac pur.
chased Said negro about 30 years OF age, rather Clark
complexion, with long whiskers; about feet inches
in hight thin visage, slow in speech but Of very ineli.
gent counienance and expression He was dressed in a
dark mixed cassine coat aud pantaOons striped Virginia
co, vest and took with him hat cap and other clothing
II is probable that he has been furnished with pass or
free papers, to aid him in getting of but doubt Is
present either in Hanover The vicinity Of Richmond
II taken 10 The city Of Richmond within the State and
delivered 10 me, or secured in Jill that get him,
ward OF $25, and all reasonable charges, will be paid;
and if oui Of This State, $500.
Dec. 81 t70-G1 JOSEPH BERNARD.