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~ VIE subscriber having recently purchased iarin
IL and being DESTROYS to bestoW OF his attention
to than he do under the present numerous engage
ments he has hand offers for sale his house and lot
in the town Of Lovngston lie deems it useless 10
ter into deail of the many advantages and convcnences
this property possesses. lie will however, remark, that
from its locality, convenient and expensive improve
nents, &C. it is certainly of the very best and most
desirable situations for tavern and store, 10 be found
any where in the upper country 1t has been occupied
for number of years. by the subscriber tavern and
store, and such is very extensively known.
The Improvements consist i'll part, Of large two-sory
brick house, connecting two connodous wooden tcnc-
inents together both OF which nearly new In the
first story Of the brick house, is oo fitted in
the best for retailing goods. On the lot, which
contains forty Of land, state OF the highest inn
provcnent and cultivation: three large and roouy
stables, two of which have been recently built These,
together with the carriage house, houses, ice house,
otce, kitchen, &c &c, make it of the most desira-
bic situations to be found any where, for of busi
ness who wishes TO unite the tavernkeeping and
camille business together.
Shonld opportunity not present itself, by which
sell the above drscbcd property then would lease
it for less than five years. 10 careful and response.
bic tenant AS the property very valuable and GER
tainy equally desirable, not disposed to lease 1t to
any who is altogether responsible 1t is there
fore hoped no others will apply.
Amy communication the subject, postage paid) adj
dressed to at this place. will be promptly attended to-
c. +. ESTES.
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ySBeB FOR SALE.-The subscriber will sell, to
~; h shrs; bidder at the residence OF the late John
,.,om Pollard. decd, g. The Grove, y in King William
Thursday the 10Th Of December, if fair. if not, the
@ fair day thereafter all Of the household and kitchen
..o,urs and the remainder of the stock and farming
uss consisting Of oxen, mich COWS, and good carts,
,i ,umoril: together with the corn, fodder, oats,
'rcLs and s,raw-ndeed, every species of property
,yn.G bv the deSrdent. the negroes excepted. They
viii BE- sold in the city Of Richmond, Immediately after
M i-y,rr OF The corn. OF which notice will hereafter
y iyeu 1t would perhaps be well to name, that there
49,, r.,l MANY new and valuable law books, splendid
,.n lever god watch, carriage and chair, with har-
ness 20 eac! ~
credit until the first day Of October 1896, will he
,ysp .o all Sums ten dollars; and cash for all OF
ia, amount and under it. Bonds, with approved secu-
$50 will be REQUIRED, and interest them from their
~, i they are not punctuaily puid ,chen due
RO. CARTER PAGE, .7Im'tor.
IA. GU-3t
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COgMVUNICATED.
MEETING IN uANf


AZ Hanover Courthouse this 25th day Of August.
1850, (6eing court day the czeus present in Wit
ed, without any regard 10 party Distinction assemble
oF Tie purpose "i expressing their opinions in relation 10
the movements OF Tie Northern Abolilionsis Instantly
The Courthouse was tlroUgcd, (the court having adj
JouFned Tor The purpose Of holding the mpetng) Col.
Charles L Goodal called the Chair and Philip
tary
On motion Of Edmund Fonaine, ESQ., the Chairman
appointed the following gentlemen, to Wit
bdinuud Fontainc, Joseph ~. Sheppard Pafke Street
Chniies Thompson. j. VIM. l.. White, Joseph r Price
Ezekiel > Iuiley Richard i Darracott Hector Davis,
Charles NJ Dabnty VIM 4. Wickhan, Thomas Dos
we'll Jesse WYNN and Reu.cH Meredith, q Committee IL,
prepare resolutions for TIC consideration of tie meeting
Va notion Of Capt Thompson, the Chairman and Sc.
cfctary were added 10 The CoInmitice-who retired for
snort tine and through their Chairman re- ported lie
Iohowng Preamble and Resolutions which unani.
Whereas many Of the citizens Of the Northern States
nave uhicu themselves into societies, with tine avoycd
Ocl Of erecting the abolition Of slavery in the other
States Of This Union, ard for this pnrpose have publish
ed and circulated and now attc1ptine 10 efcnlae
among Tie black population Of this and other slave hold
Jog states pamphlets aud prints Of the bascsf nd f,se
beiiion against ucir lawful ard humane most4rs c,t
ing hcin % deeds Of The most horrible character and
ndne Ultimately bot inevitably, to produce the over
tbf0W ~ our happy Government, accompanied viii all
INC uhute'a1ie evils &c civil aud seryilc war. And
Wbereas we lsck upon ibis daboca interference viii
Ht infIess a"a happiness Of our community with bot
determined opposition a nd for the pu,oose fbetec
Of convincing our Northern brethren that they are ven
turing on dangerous grCundthot they are bjudIy pfe
sghDg ioIce ,hat va" cause an explosion, involving
LIST. Rosofced That feeling a common jnteresf 4, re-
sishng the miscbicv0us movements Of our Novtbcrn
brethren on tins subject win not permit political or
1ny other considerations 10 divide u.s. bot yfli os, -
unanimous, unbf0kcn phalanx Of temperate Lot firm od
rcs0lute opposition.
% That We feel fully compc,en, 70 protect our.
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selves against these invaders of rights when they
within mits and il is fixed purpose % DO
SO; but think the Legislatures Of sister States
morally and politically bound To repless wishn their
limits the first appearance of encroachncnt
rights.
ID That cannot RECOGNIZES the slightest shadow Of
apology founded either in religion humanity. PATRIOTISM
devoon 10 liberty any other virtuous principle which
can justify the TO which the Northern Abo
tonsts rcsarling; and il there other
SON 10 ord IT. their total Ignorance OF the condition of
our slaves IS sufficient 10 command their silence, aud
slrlct their Interference with domestic relations
fih That our Delegate from this county and Senator
nom this District, hereby instructed far this
meeting can instruct them, TO their best cxerons
procure the psssagc OF such penal laws US will eectualy
prevent the agents OF the Abolition Societies from
ing within the limits of our State.
oth That in the opinion of this meeting, whenever
the Congress Of the United States shall interfere in any
manner with the slave property OF any of the States
now IN this Union which may hereafter be admitted,
orany of the Territories the District of Columbia we
shall regard such interference "a signal for dissolu-
ton of The Union.
9Th, That the Merchants OF this and the other sla
holding Sates, be requested discontinue all inter
course in the way of trade, with the Northern Merchants
who countcnance TIE Aboonists in their unlawful
reference with rights.
9Th. That our leow-citizcns in the other counties of
The STATE be nded express their opinions
rcsrrvcdly this subject.
sth. Thlt copy of these resolutions he sent to the
Editors of the Wing and Enquirer, with request that
they will publish them.
CHARLES p. GoODALL, Chairman.
PHniP Il. WINSTON, Secretary.
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FROM the CAPITAL OF FRANCE

Extract Of a letter from Paris, dafedJuly -.
The Fourth of July celebrated III the French Ca
ptal as usual by Americans, who assembled at large
Saloon in the Bots de Bouloguc.
magnificent dinner, la Franchise served up
toSss given, emitting, Of any auson to the late
unhappy differences between the two countries We
had and present member of Congress Mr. WILDE
and Col WH,rk. The former has gone 1, the Rhine,
TO take the usual tour OF Germany and Switzerland The
latter Col w has gone to SPAN, the dons, aud
10 get papers for his history of Louisiana and Florida
had conversation with French Minister yestcr-
day, in which nc spoke with unaffected regret the
difference between France aud the United Stacs and
expressed the greatest suciuc that it should be terin
mated houorably and satisfactorily to both nations.
lie says. that the President and his Ministers, Con-
gress and their constituents that the King
his Ministers acted in good faith and yaliy in the
cuon OF the Treaty, that they made it cabinet resolu
uon the Ministers having hazaided their commissions,
and claims upon its success They desire nothing hui
initiating from the United States. They know them
well to expect it, but that, their conduct in end
must have satisfied that they acted in good faith
Judging tic tree by its fruit, they expect such publ
cation from the public authorities of the United States
merely TO say, that the President is satisfied that the
Kings government adhered the Treaty and acted in
good faith in urging its cxecution.-.N T. Daily .idc.
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rRyo PRoFEssoRs AND MEN on scIENCE.-

FHNO PROFESSORS AND MEN OF SCIENCE
Il An election of Professor of Chemistry and Ma
tnrai Philosophy in William & Mary College Va will
be made on the 9Th day of October. Gentlemen who
may desire the situation will present their Testimonials
on or before that day. may have them presented by
directing them 10 the undersigned, the Rev A.
Emple, ID D., President of William & Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va. The cmoluments a fec of TWEEN
ty dollars from each student in each Glass; and salary
of one thousand dollars, which, it depends upon an
income arising from lands debts and stock though il
is considered To he ultimately good, is aways pune
tualy paid ad diem. J.PAGE
Rector Of Wiiiiam d Mary Coliege
The friends of William d Mary assured that The
interest Of the College will moi be neglected and that
an able course of lectures may he cxpcc.ed.
J. p, X. Of ". g. M c.
9g- NJ II. Tho Globe, National
Times, New Haven Herald Boston Cennel
insert the above till LIST their TO FL
mund Christian, Bursar OF the College, at Richmond.
Sept /. 34-St
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NONPLUS will make his first season in America
V at my "True- Blue Plantation in ST. Matthe w 3
PARISH 30 miles below Columbia in the State Of South
Carolina
This Stallion imported by myself. last Fall and
for his pedigree and performance whilst on the English
turf, the sixth number. vol 9th of SINNERS Ameri
can Turf Register, for February, 1885. Nonpus was
bred by Mr. Burton, gotten by CArrAS q fvoriic
of COLUMBUS by Gohanna.) aud iOaed in the Spring
of 1921. 1t will be by reference to his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar, that he is nearly allied with
the best blood Of England and while the course beat
Lord Ftzwlliams Mulaito, (half brother to Nonplus
and for whom four thousand guineas were offered and
refused0 the celebrated horses Granny and Medora ;
Lord Klburne's Purity and Action; Vanish Ca,nellia
and TarraTe and Laurel and Popsy celebrated sons Of
BlackioeR9 Nonplus probably sold for money in
England, than any horse imported into Amcrica-
having been purchased when three years old, by the
Duke of Cleveland, at three thousand euncas His
colour rich bay with black legs, name and tail and
white, except his two hind heels. He is feet 9
inches high with great muscular power and compact
ness; clean limbs, and fine action He is remarkably
dOcle, and finely tempered, though very animated. lie
deservedly ranks amongst the stations Of the highest
character and is in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by the subscriber he
will only remark that he has put to him this season all
his finest mares In consequence of the great number
Of fine imported horses recently brought into the coun
try, the terms Of the present will bc very low
$50 only, payable when the season expires aud 81 TO
the groom.
Mares fed for 30 day. and every attention paid
to them, but no liability for accidents
RiCHD SINGLETON.
S. Carolina, April %. I15-tf
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RECOUNT IDA FOR SALE At AUCTION -
lVM will sell this valuable ADD bcanGl0 Estate IN dos
cripton Of which has been given in previous adver.
usemenD At public auctions Tuesday the I'd dav If
September, on The premises, (ncar New Canton Buck
inglam couniy0 if 5ir If not the next fair day unlea
privately sold Of which notice will be given The priv
iege Of seeding crop Of wheat will be given Of which
there may he from two TO three hundred bushels soc
and entire possession given at Christmaa-rcrms made
known on the day Of salcOn the sane DAY win sell
W my STOCK Of piooded horses, among them five brood
nsfos INFERIOR 70 but Few, # any--and in fool by
ne hrst horses in our country-ss Trsnby, Chaieau
margaux, Irniie, Washington, Young Tonson &c
JAMES p WILKINSON
August ~ 90st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08

q TEACHER WANTED.--The subscriber rcsid
"a ing in Fairfax county, Va within about 10 miles
of Washington City, and at perfectly healthy situation
wishes TO employ private Tutor in his family 10 take
charge of the education of FIVE six children To one
who can come satisfactorily recommended charac-
ter and qualification to teach the Latin and Greek Lam
gnages English Grammar, Reading, Writing, Geogra-
ply Arithmetic, Algebra aud the higher branches OF
Matnemaucs, an adequate salary will be given.
Prompt application had better be made as il is dcsi
rabe that the school commence the first of October
next LJuly 3l.-25-i1Ol II. C. MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08

q NO-PARTNERSfliP- Bernard Pcyton having take
" EN- into co-partnership MIR. THOMAS J. DEAN
the General Commission Business heretofore carried on
by him in this city, Will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of PEYTON & DEAN, who respectfully So
licit share of the public patronage
Richmond, August I, 1895 17-tf
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Is FRY GOODS-Market Bridge WADswoRrH d.
1-D WILLIAMS are now prepared 10 furnish country
Merchants with assortment of Dry oods on good
erms as they procure them in any Northern Market
September 4. 35--l0t
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July ~, Is35.

q COLUMBIAN HOTEL Charges redaced The
- Propretors Of this Establishment have determined
To reduce their charges in consequence Of the prices Of
provisions Hcncelorward their rates will be the same
as they we're before the high prices Of provisions in The
Spring forced upon them Tie necessity OF advancing
them
They wish also to inform their patrons (soc Of whom
IN consequence Of the crowd in the busy season Of The
Spring could not be accommodaed0 that thcy have made
some additions to their furniture which will insure their
reception IN iutureand take occasion 10 renew the
pledge that If they should be- enabled to afford better
ancommodatons they shall be at leas, good any
other establishment in the city.
Sept 4. S5Gt
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POETRY N.
"nueH var REMAINS uNsrNa. p
ME LOVER,s ECmO.

THE LOVERS ECHO.
One evening, 50 lately stsay'd ~ the waye.
While the ir his a-5cd was sinking u Tost
A SIGH and thought To my hsatt-deas gave,
And tps told the secret that burned ia my breast:
az iore--b,t alas. am loved in reiurn:''
When Echo rcScatiuE said''lc- AZ retara."
With rapture, answered, ''Swee, daughter OF air,
Thou hast bsighencd my mind with the sit of thy sp H.
Thou hast sirea.ncI like cf JOS o'er care
And tcudesly whispered mo hope foni thy cell.
Yet tell ule, lore maid, If there's in man."
Jso Echo i.hcd sofliy'tscrr's traeaess i lnaa.',
Out OF br~s,h IeNciaucd--"O, hut tell me of this
Add IN iordly believe 1t is heaven that hear;
. tell me, thou babjicr, thou handmade of bliss
. tell if my lover be warn ani sincere:
@ tell nc, pray, ii he's fcrveat and true -
Kind Echo made answer-''ae'S Jcreeat and true
rhanks, thanks, denrcs, Echo, for all have heard
Aud nov, ere NE past, thy best tdia-s cxprrss:
'lis tho last time of asking 20 wan a word
That j. spclt with Y, with r., and =
Shdfi scoR be bsidcl--tel quick, no, or Yesip
Aud Echo, dear Echo, distinctly said .sYrs"
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1'uE TINIE no W

THE TIME TO WOO.
Go, whSn tho smile OF elaaness
" sporting on he's lip,
When love, despite of sAdncsa,
The honey dc US viii sip;
Go, when tho sun daclincth
10 oceans liquid blue
Go, when the pale moon rhineih
Gu Emily aud you.
Go, when tho maid is husl,ins
The swelling OF tho heart
Go, wheu the maid Is blushing--
Go, when the tear-dIops start;
Go, when tho dove is cooing;
And got dare not say,
But ailoE all your wooihg,
The answer may be. NAY.
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U EYSVILLE FOR Solicitation of leading
ma retired life, offer for sale this eligible and
healthy situation, 10 miles of Charlotte Court
House, 80 miles from Richmond GO miles from Lynch
burg 90 from Petersburg and 80 below Danyille stu
ated at the junction of public roads which makes it
as good stand for public business any in Virginia
The Tract contains dos acres Of which is in wood
having on it large Tavern house with the advantage
OF most excellent we'll OF water, constructed with
pump as to make IL convenient botl 10 the Tavern
and stable. On the premises several private houscs
suitable for mechanical aud professional men, together
with good store house il being first rate stand for
mercantile business. Also, two whcclwrialt shops and
two smith shops There be better stand found
Tor eitber OF the above occupations The stand as
Tavern IS well known to travellers and western traders
and on the whole there be situation more desra.
Ole Than kcysyllle for any gentleman wishing to engage
~ public business There also on the premises
Wool Cnrdng Machine and Cotton Gin we'll fixed in
spacious house, and in good order Both Of these
machines can always get employ during the season
Tor cardng For the last years this machine has card
cd 5000 lbs wool each season
parcel OF land included in the above runpng m 10
keysyile having on it dwelling house svheeiwright
and smith shop would be sold Separately if desired
The terms Of sale will he made accommodating as an,
disposed to live private life If not sold pryatcy on
or before The 10Th day of October next it viii he rcd
on That day publicly Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
July o. 1886 o 20,
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with the negroes their known and the militia
are IN pursuit of the-they doubtless by this time
arrested.
One of Murells gang was hung mt Clinton, La,
Tuesday last, under the sentence of Judge Lynch He
had five hundred dollars Of counterfeit notes upon him.
Irnc .aNnfriran.
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MB ILLETS, BlLLETS i wish TO purchase. deli
HID verablc at the Pententary between forty and fiji
~ thousand -four barrel billcs For twenty thousand
delivered Immediately, say by the LIST Of July inc XII
month"; viii pay $i7 per thousand.
THOS. G. MONCURE
June rs. no Cen qgCaf Pe0ifeofiqyv
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fcineiaaqIi Bhig, of I9h.


-, NV UHIEAFs, Anqust ~.
We understand by gentle who arri we'd Yesterday
from Baton Rouge that forty fifty negroes had been
arrested, under charge Of being cone irned in an in
ended instruction Several white men we're engaged
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NJOTlCE.-Mr. Henry Ludlam, surviving partner of
l the firm Of Lewis Ludlam q Son, is duly author
izcd by US Attorney in fact to all tie
business of the concern, to receive all debts and de-
mands due to the same, and generally TO transact all
business connected there with with the Estate Of our
Testator; all which will appear by reference 10 the
power OF attorney executed by this day, and duly
recorded in the Office of the Court of Hastings for the
City Of Richmond, and duplicate of which is deposit
ted in the Bank Of Nirninil
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Challenge B4lackiug,

An article in every point of view, infinitely superior
any thing of the kind manufactured either in Europe or
America The manufactures has in his possession land
pressve of the high opinion entertained of his CHAL-
LENGE BACKING, by hundreds of merchants and
others who have tested its merits 1t is an eifectuaI
preservatve Of the lcather is the cheapest backing in
the market affords beautiful polish, with quarter
te usual labor; will retain its virtues in any climate and
is warranted not to mould. The manufacturer offers
requisites OF backing.
Orders for expectation promptly executed.
~ An agent who can give respectable reference in
Phiadelpla, is wanted for the city Of Richmond
Manuiactory, %, Caowhill ST. a few doors below Sd
north side, Philadelp ia. G32-Stl August %
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We have now in this country of the Prince Of
Orange son of Louis Philippe, the Prince de Join
Sir Georoe CocEburn Lord yalcntia' the celrbra-
ted traveller, Lord Joselyn, Miss Sinins and Sc
lect party of fshionabcs. hourly expected Que
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Mons Law BREARiNc.--We are informed froa, good
authority that two or three persons were seized in Mays
VILE two or three days ago implicated n the abduction
Of negroes and passed through the ordeal Of
Vhe now onnipoenD Judeo Lqoh to tie great rfat,G.
cation Of The citizens Our informant states tat tho of
tenders most shockingiy whipped
TlJoxfnn,ys MI, n fo,L
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a. UMMER ARRANGE MENT for Steam Joais 10
~ Washington and Baiti,aore--rhe new swift-saing
and excellent boat Chesapeake will take
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
j. WILSON, Captain.
Apnl u 1l4-tf
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PENO TIE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
n JAMES MASON, embraces this opportunity
to express his of gratitude mrrchanis dealers
and the public, for the very liberal patronage extended
10 him. and TO invite attention to his unequalcd and
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FEVU Rail KDAD CONTRACTORS.-PrOpo
p viii be received at Hicks Ford. Grcensvilc coun.
~, Virginia tie 2lst day of September for the exca-
Of tho GTeensvilc and Roanoke Railroad commeneno
at the intersection Of said Railroad with tile PETERSBURG
Railroad. %
Plans and ProGlcs of the line will be exhibited and
all other information afforded, application ut the En-.
gineefs Office at Hicks Ford one week previous 10 Tie
letting
Recommendations will be expected in all cases in
which the contractor is not known to the Engineer
CHARLES 4. NJ. GARRETT, ENGINEER
August p. 32-tllfhS
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q tBARLES T.. MILLER informs bis friends tlat he
u has just opened an Apobecary Store al The sind
Formerly occupied o. such, by Mr. Goddard ono door
above the Mansion House, Main Street Richmond lie
viii keep supply Of Drugs Chcmicals Pnjnia Oils
Dycstus and Glass, and IN few weeks poets to have
an assortment Of Surgical Instruments Of the best man
oaeiuo Orders from country Merchants and Physicians
are respectfully solicited
July w. q -1anf