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JUHN THOMPSON KILBY, C7k
Nansemond Office, 18th May, 1884,

COMMUN1C47ED
held al Powhathn Courthouse Friday
tbng the d day OF The aining for their
eoy OF JOS D. DAVIS Decd late Col Command
spcct and for Major Samuel x
tor OF the 4h Brigade IN the LIST Division:
Ga the motion OF Capt Napoleon Lockett Lieut. Col l. Jon
kns called TO the Chair and r. r. appointed
The object of the meeting having exaned by the ama1
Lieut. VIM Scott OF the Cavalry, of
Capt
solved, be
RESOLUTIONS
wheeupon The Chairman appointed ihe following
pose tho rnid Committee 10 witt Lieut. T..
cis . Capt John e. Porter,
WIen Capt r. NJ Layne, Capt. N Locke Capt George n
oney who eed and after short time, through
Chairman Lieut. Scott sundry resolutions read and
unanimously adopted, and follows TO wit: =
let Resetoed, That deeply OF
DAVIS the late Co Commandant of
thai will the DAYS
oil our esteem and regard for him. both and Officer
ID Res0iUed That THE Mai Samuel Hx
Tour pres nj Brigade nspecoI WILL in all probability
OF General Virgiaa
take this method Of iesyng the high respect
which him
the faithful and abe which no
Trainings discharged the duties devoIved upon by law
3 ReSOlced That Tho proceedings this
widow aud children OF Col Davis aud Muj x
Editors ofthc Wing aud Richmond Enquirer publication
respective papers, H. L. HOPKINS, CAairBpaa.
IL f. GRAVES, Secretary
Of tho proceedings
Hix, 10y Mai Smith Capt Porter,
appo'ned tho following reply received be
wafded with the proceedings for publication:
"7o The Officers Of the lo2d Regiment. - - ' ~ '' 1901
"GENTLEMEN 81 sincerely
late Colonel, Jos DAVIS have long had tho
honor be associated officer
fol acknowledgements for the Kind appobaea
ed second solution
lect the many kndnesses have received your hands
''I with much
"Your obcdieDl servant.
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TO THE EDIroks OF TIE RNoUJsRR


beg leave TO recommend 10 the notice OF citizens
Of Richmond, Through your psper) Mr.. A. Levy
Surgeon Dentist hon Plsde phia whose skin in dental
operations is worthy OF encouragement. Having had
occasion to employ BIN in my family, deem il but an
act OF justice TO say his qualifications OF the highest
order: His references are xceptonable AZ re-
mains at Mrs P1rcelPs but short time il would be well
for all those who may require his services to cali soon
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wrACcINE AGENT.-Ds W., g scorr 30. hoor,

VACCINE AGENT.-DR VIM. s. Scorr has been
Y rs-appCntrd by the Executive, Vaccine Agent for
the Stale OF Va As directed by law, he is prepared TO
furnish "wihou fee orreward genuine Vaccine Virus
TO all persons within the State DESTROYS Of obtaining
Personal applications at his Office Main Street, nearly
opposite The State Banks, or by letter, postage paid 1
be promptly attended io.Directors for Vaccination will
accompany each parcel OF matter distributed.
May 90 4-6t
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have changed their own course as to the case be-
fore them. Or, Gen. w. while no admitted the
theory, may have doubted the propriety of applying
il that special purpose. All contend for is, that
TO the abstract right of protesting, Mr.. Jefferson
differs with MIR. Cahoun--and that he never would
nave called il an "usurpation."
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r. s. As the disiresses brought by the abuses OF the
Bank itself in 1919 FAR greater than those which
much exaggerated In these distressing tmes-as many
more Banks were then suspended--so many
chants brokenand the price OF every article OF produce
aud the laud ITSELF much reduced, than they
at the present time. is earnestly hoped that the friends
OF the Bank and the nions Of the Csbs will make their
stories a. ghtiul, and their "whaes szeabe pos
sible."
From Head Quarters. at Wsshngton:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
TWNo carry into effect Decree Of Hanover Circuit SUI

THNO carry into effect Decree Of Hanover Circuit SUI
n peror Court Of the 2d inst, for which purpose the
snbscher has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered for sale on the premises the 18th Of next month";
the Tract Of Land Of whch Henry II. Winston died 4,
seized containing three bundled ninety and one quarter
acres. This land lies the South Anna, the principal
branch OF The Pamunkey river four five miles from
Hanover Court House, and adjoining the lands OF Philip
B. Winston and others II is undoubtedly very valua-
be Tract OF Laud, and would be considered great acqu
sition any wishing TO inves, money such proper
ty credit Of one two aud three yesrsequei payments,
will he given FOE Tic purchase money except much
may be necessary 10 CASH to deiay the expenses Of the
suit which the ssd Decree made and the suit Of
tie Landte purchaser give bond with sufficient
c v The tile to be retsued until the further order Of
the Court. BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hamov ef. MAY 18Th, 1891. Isl
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HTpPER APi OMATTOX COMPANY.--A meeting
oi tie Stockholders in the Upper AppoDaliox Com
panv will be held j. fires tavern in the OF Farm
lie on Tuesday the 17bdsy Of June next, at III o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose OF eecne Trustees. There will
also be meeting Of Trustees OF said Company on The
same day, aud At The place The Trustees and The
sockboiders generally respectfully requested e at
teid the meeting BY oder Of The superiniendanls.
;. -. MORTON, Cik. u. a. C0.
My 20. 4--widn,
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FOR THE ETQUIRER
WANTED Immediately, for the Senate Of tie United
States Budget OF Rumors and Alarms, calcui.ed 10 ag
tate the county The report OF any State Bank having
had been spoken Of in The manner
would be highly grateful aud acceptable
Any scraps OF letter. such recently read Nv RI.
C. IN the Senate, from Nashville enclosing check the
Patriotic Bank Tor "abOu 800 wanting acton, would
be welcome.
story Of distress whether true or false Of some widow
orphan being s,racncd in their circumstances by tie
suspension Of any SAVING Institutions may be turned 10
sccount-snd, therefore, will be thankfully received
An sgitaiing speech will he made every such sub
jectand The msterals OF the mock thunder and light,
ming, almost all used np and fairly exhausted Il s
hoped the patriotic ends Of the bank will collect many
they obtain from others, fslirae Themselves
aud send them wthou, delay, to The City of wash.
ingion.
The pulic feeling is fast sobering down-and The enor.
mites Of tie Bank particularly their recent refasal 10
comply with the req1silioBs Of the Commit Of Ipve
CATION, who were fully apPoinfcd 10 inspect The b0Os
aid examine into me proceedings Of the corporation"
are beginning 10 make deeper impression upon the
minds Of the Peope.--No time should therefore. be
lost 10 The attempt TO offset this bold violation Of the Char
ter-No story should be withheld ffom the
orators IN The Senate whose business has blow
tie bellows, and TO keep % the sysein Of Agitation -
Apply immediately 10 the Hon. II. Clay, Senate Cham.
Der, OF Washington or, in Of bis abscnce, 10 the
Hon. George P.-or 10 TACT, 70 any Of the Cabal.
NJ " IN case the President should intend 10 send in
sny oher Protest. Message Of any importance j. par.
cosfly desired that due uoiiee o it should be orlhw m
sent 10 he Hon }. G. C.wbo j. 81 point had NJ me
Lions mouth OF the Senate. He vii lose ~ Gnse in
drumming up the other members, and giving Them tie
Hest notice Of The movement; hat may have the
cue, and be prepared for assaut npon The sfo The
greatest secrecy viii be observed and questions asked
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WMTANTED, ~ az Apprentice the Printing BUS.
w ness, Ycuth Of respectable connexions. from
IA rs years Of possessing good English Educsion
Apply Ut the office Of THIS pspcr. May 20.
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ate that regard and, OF obvious rood roIcy
tending to conduct the reflections OF postery back TO the
principles objects in supper, of which their
suffered so many hsrd-hips woud revive the
Of be Fathers OF the II. public.
On motion OF Lieut.. Neal, Committee OF the following
oihrers:-Co Wallace, Col. Digges, Capt Page, Msjot
George and Capt johnson, appointed transmit
fore going resolutions TO the Governor Of Virginia.
On motion. the foregoing resolutions were ordered 10
be forwarded TO the Editors OF the dependent Register
The R'chmond Enquirer, and Wing, with request that
they would publish the same.
JOHN ROBERT WALLACE, Chm.
WM s. KEMpER, Seen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
JOHN THOMPSON KILBY, Clerk
Nanseinond Office, May 10, 1884

COHuCNTCATED.
Az Court held for Nan.emond county The 18Th day of
May A. d. ls34-Present, Henry Harrison, Josiah Rid
dtck, Miles Rdirk Hardy Cross, John Harre.I, Samuel
Corbel Joseph Holiday, Burwe ell Rddck. William sun.
ner, Robert ii. Webb, William II. Goodwin, Hugh II.
Kelly, Hamlin L. Eppes, James n. Godwin, Naihanlel
u Phillips aud Nathaniel Besnan- G. nemen Justices.
having been announced to the Court, that atIhas
Jones, ESQ late old aud valuable has
departed This lie within The last lew days; and this Courr
entertaining the highest regard and profound respect
the great moral worth OF their late fellow czen, be-
ing fully impressed with jeep OF the ardent ZEAL
inpsriaty, pompIitudc aud ability, which distin.
gn'shed his official acts for period oil "a years,
member Of this Court:
On motion OF josiah Riddick, acting for and in behalf
oil himself, aud at the request OF Henry Harrison, the
presiding Justice Of the Court session. who is aged
and inbrm; IL is therefore unanimously
ResOed That this Court deplores the do ath of their
late fghy valued TREND aud associate and il cordialv
sympa,hzes with his afflicted faily for the loss tbey
have sustained by his death. -
Hes0Ued, As tribute o for the me morv of The
deceased The members OF this Court viii wear the usual
badge OF mourning for month"; and that the members
the Bar and Officers of the Court be requested TO unite
in this testimony Of respect.
Rtsoired, That these proceedings be entered on the
Records OF this Courts that copy be transmitted by the
Clerk TO The widow and daughter OF the deceased; and
that another copy he forwarded the Editors of the Nor
iolk and Richmond papers for publication.
Copy. Tesie,
JOHN THOMPSON KILBY. OK.
Nansemond Office, 18th May, 1891.
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~ Court held for Nsnsemopd county, the 18th day
oil May, A. ID. 1881 Present. Henry Harrison, Josiah
Niddick, Miles Rjdick, Hardy Cross John Harell,
Samuel CofbeI, Joseph lloajay, Burwell Rddick,
william Sumner, Robert II. Webb William Ii. Co, win,
Hugh H. Kelly, Iiamlin l.. EPpes. James ii. Goodwin,
Nathaniel ID. Phillips, and Nathaniel Beaman-Gen,ie
men Justices.
In accordance with the wishes OF the members and
ocers oil the County Court OF Nanst mond, tog Their
with the members OF the Bar Joseph Prens ESQ i'm an
appropriate address the Court then in ses
sion, the melancholy intelligence OF the death OF Robert
d. Taylor, Esq late Judge Of this Circu-wherupou,
tue following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
hesored, That we deeply lament the death OF Judge
ayior, an able aud distinguished Jufi-t.
hesolpsd, That whilst the unsuled purity OF his heart
and spoiiess Integrity which marked his long valuable
lille, commanded esteem, his clear, discriminating
mind lucid eloquence and uninciDg PATRIOTISM excited
our highest praise and admire alton.
Resofved, That we sincerely sympaihise with his sor
rowing ismiy, OF The bereavement which has befalen
them aud respectfully tender them our iet
coincidence.
hesoued, That in testimony OF the uDiegned respect
which Is cherished by this Court, Tor the virtues aud
memory OF the deceased these proceedings are ordered
TO he en- cred on the Record.
Resolred That the foregoing esolu tons be published
IN the Norfolk Beacon and Herald, Richmond Enquirer
aud wing, aud that copy be forwarded by the Clerk TO
the widow aud OF the deceased.
Copy. Tesie
JOHN THOMPSON KILBY, Clerk
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EXTRACT IF a LETTER, ORANGE County,, Nay I6.
'Ex President Madison is in very feeble condition
and cannot possibly stand it many days.
''lce this morning halt an inch thick and the ground
whilened with iros More like tie month Of February,
than the 10Th OF MAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

The New York Mercantile states its having received
private ad,ices from which it learns that the des-
patches received from Minister at Paris, only
slate that The claim under the treaty was rejected aud
that he (Mr. Livingson) would Immediately have fuil
interview with the King and the Ministers on tie
subject We must therefore, Days the Mercanle) wait
with patience until we hear again from FRANCE"
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mnined from the moment when she heard
the deplorable recital of her lhiher's
death peIseyering in tile means which
she selected for lhe execution Of her ter.
rib!e project - perseyeripg, in short, in
the great, leading, ahsoi bing thought Of
her whole life-her prediction Pre-.
dilection, did say? That word implies
examination-comparison-freedom OF
choice but The unfortunate Brigite
Landon appears to have obeyed, through
her whole life, the mandates Of an mex
orablc power, TO which some of our
readers may perhaps have already
applied the name Of fatality.
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ASPIRATIONS.

by CHRISTOPHER NoRru.
Oh that fhad ,oings Ike a dore .--Ps.,ns
. Tor the wings Of the regal bird,
whose srceam on The savage cliff is heard.
when he cleaves tho heavens with n r,.h q,
wings,
scoring the carrh and ils meancr things,
Above the realm Of clouds I'D rise,
Ana shoot away through the bound.css skies.
ii'l, high on my curbcss pinon driven.
isnouid noat o'er the starry scenes Of heaven.
y Tor tho king birds wings to soar
Where the blazing sun doth his glorics pour
And 10 look unawed on the masses deep
vi tho tbundcr-storms that beneath mo lean.
Tor The wings OF tho wild curlsw,
That hurries the desert of the ocean through.
hnd explores with ego Of bold disdain
Tho shouting cascs Of the mighty main
"hen The tempest shrieks, and ,l.c rush & roar
vi waters appal from the rocky shore,
Ono plnmcs on the bursting wave hor form,
And careers mid tho terrors Of tho storm.
y 'or.'he sca-brd's wings, TO roam
The Infinite waters as my homo,
10 soar from tho oceaus wild embrace,
And pierce The eternity of Space.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-12
A LOVE STORY,
[By BIsuor IlrBERl

tBy BIsnor IlEBER
knight and lady once met in grove,
"h'io each was in quest of fugitive love
a river ran mourntully murmuring by,
And they wcpt in its waters for sympathy.
:" u never was knight such a sorrow that bore
~ never was maid so deserted before
From ."e and lis woes let US instantly nv.
And jump in iosc'hcr for company :"
they searched for an eddy that suited the deed,
but here was brambc, and there was a weed :;
" How tiresomc il is, said the fair with sigh,
80 they sat down to rest them in compauy.
They gazed on each other, tho maid and the
knight,
How fair wns her form, and how roody his
height;
" Ono mourniul cmbrace - sobbd d tho youth.
ere we de!"
30 kissing and crying KEEP, company.
90 had but Low d such an angel as voul
. had but my swain been a quarter as true
10 miss such perfection how blinded was ;"
Sure now they were excellent company.
AT length spoke the lass, rwix, a smilo and n
tear,
Tho weather is cold for wu,ery bier;
m"'" summer returns we may easily die,
~" '"en 'et us sorrow in company"
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THOMAS FOWLER. Jr.

MILL open this morning Broad Cloths
w Casslmeres, Satinets and Vestings.
ALSO-25 pieces merino and common
Circassians 1000 yards bleached Sheetings;
2O0Oyards Brown do. do With variety
of other articles which will be sold for
small advance. Sent. H.
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STANZAS.

WEITTEs FOR THE SECOND ASSIvERsARY OF
the BYnos SUPER, Nrw-YoRx. JAN.
22SD, 1884.
When 10 the memory Of departed worth,
The red wine sparkles and the feast is spread,
Shall no who called the gloomy Harold forth,
Neglected sleep with the forgotten dead
Can pathos, satire, wit, nor lus,re shed
On the gsy wreath that binds the poet S
brow;
Hath Fame, unfaithful TO his memory fed,
Or have his numbers lost their graceful flow.
Their proud and measured march, majesticalIy
slow.
No, on fair Freedoms consecrated shore
Fill TO her martyrs memory, let no sound
OF grief be heard for him who sweeps no
The tuneful chords in death, cold silence
For died he not the bard. the hero crownd
With the proud trophies Of the Tyre & sword
Fen on the hallowcd MUSES. sacred ground,
While Greece, arising at the MINSTREL S word
Tore from her fettcr'd limbs. tho Moslcm
chains abhorred.
Fill up the votive goblet 10 the brin,,
And deep libntions to his memory pour;
10 night we qu,f the copious draugh, TO him,
His names sanction for The festive hour.
Sec, where his bright conceptions boldly
tower,
m dri ,,f l.tt 4.
Harold, the Corsair, Lara, md the Giaour,
Burst ou tho sight in one united blaze,
Sublime, gigantic, vast - beyond the poets
praise.
lie 'onch d his Tyre, III expccian world was
hnshcd - heart,
lie swept The sounding chords, and on each
unm'Vcd I'LL nov. the tide of rapture gush'd,
warm, uurcprcs,- The triumph Of his art
III passions were, or seemed, ofhm n part, -
lie spakc, and 10 their hidden springs wcro
.barc;
The smile of love and Grief, detected air,
AmSitions stern re solve revenge and wild dcs.
pair.
- Long as tho language Of our isle shall last,
Must British hearts beat high at Byron's
song
Long as the flag Of Freedom braves the
blast,
Shall Freedom sons th inspiring s'rainpro
long.
Foe To Injustice, Tyranny, and Wrong,
lie loaihcd the bigots creed, the captive s
chain;
His the bold verso that lashed tho sccptrc'd
throng,
The proud Priests misrulc, aud tho Tyrants
reign
When shall such Harp be strung. such Minstrel
ilsc again. ALFRED a. ANDERSON
oeereta, q Of The Byron Supper.
ssScrtn S.o-S,s<,s7s- s-nr,s s---
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WISH to inform the public.

FFtoH 10 fDUTW TIC DUUfC,
THAT their assortment of all the various kinds
of STOVES. in general use, is this season un
usually complete, and for sale at their Hardware
Store, sign 1.-THE Eagle, at reduced prices -
they have also very handsome variety of Par
our grates--and ara agents for the sale of Doc.
lor Motifs celebrated STOVES, which they
have on hand of various sizes and patterns at
the Factory prices, with only the charge of
transportation added.
Sept. 1S.
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tFSi CSALo WIZ DC received at the of
A hce OF The Commissary General Of pn,.
chases at Phlisdelphia, TO furnish materials
Tor making Uniform Clothing. for seven re-
glmen's o. Infantry, and two Regiments of
ATliiIery, &c. and Tor sundry articles ready
made, as hereafter enumerated. viz:
Blue q 4 ciolh, died in indigo, and in the
wool,
Sky blue 6 4 lwl'd kersey.
Bleached cotton drilling, for Sergean,s.
clothing,
Unbeached 8 do do for or iyate do
rionnei, I-e, OF cotton and wool, for shirts,
Canton Flannel, for drawers,
Unbeach'd cotton drilling, for oyer-alls
and jackets,
Worsted binding, of various colours and
widths,
Uniform Caps, for Infantry, artillery, and
Sets of metal equipmen, for caps for do
Pompoons white and scarlet, for priystes
and for non-commissi ,ned stats.
Plumes of horse hair, for drag oons,
Prussan gilt lace,
Do plated do
Aiguillettes, white and yellow.
Worsted sashes, crimson and yellow.
Pairs OF shoulder straps, white and vel
low,
DO do of brass, for dra-
goons,
DO Epauletts, for non commissioned
staff, sergeants, and corporals, infan-
and artillery,
Blankets, woolen, 60 feet long, S fee,
wide, weight lbs.
Forage Caps,
Laced bootees, pairs.
Stocks, of patent leather,
Stockings, dozen pairs,
Punling for flags,
Buttons for artillery and infantry uniform
coat and vest,
DO U. s. large and small, yellow and
white,
Do for shirts and suspenders, white,
Drums, complete,
Casks and coopcrage,
FEELING axes,
Spades,
Iron camp kettles,
DO mess pans, and
FascIne hatchets,
The whole to be of dome site manufactrr
ed materials.
Patterns of all the required cotton and
woollen clothes, garments, and articles. ore
deposited in the office Of Charles Little.
Esq. Military siore-keeper in the city of
New. York, and at the Office of the Commis-
sary General of Purchases in PHILADELPHIA.
Tor examination. Samples of woollen and
cotton cloths will be sent to any manufactur.
er on application, by maj il, and such informa.
lion in relation 70 the goods as may be de
sired.
The Bootces are to be Of eigh. sizes, and
The Caps Of five sizes will be stated in the
Contracts.
On the samples and patterns exhibited the
Contracts wlll be founded and inspections
made, and no article will be received that il
interior IN the material or workmanship. or
mat does not correspond in every respect
with the pattern on which the Contract shall
be founded.
The supplies are to be delive red a, the
United States Arsenal, near PHILADELPHIA.
Ter inspection, in equal monthly portions
and the Contracts are to be fulfilled on or
before the first day Of June 1884.
The proposals must be in writing, sealed
and endorsed " Proposals for materials &,
articles for infsntry andAr,llery clothing,
&c" and must reach the office of the Com.
nssnry General Of Purchases on or before
hc 2Oth day of January, 1884.
Security will be required for fnlfilment Of
Contracts. C.IRVINE
Conlmissary General of Purchases.
Commissa'y Generals Office, Philadelphia,
Dec. I9ih, 1888.