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OHIO and MICHIGAN

We have received the resolutions adopted on the LIST
inst ny the Convention of .Michigan-and on the 10th by
the Legislature of Ohio. We hope the door for an ac-
commodation is now open-and that the dispute will be
laid over for the adjustment of the next Congress:
RESOLUTIONS OF MIcHIGAS.
"Resofred. and made knoocn Jy The Convention of IN.
Territory Of Michigan, assembled for the purpose of
forming a State Constitution, That no obstruction or inn.
pediment will or ought, in their opinion, to be interposed
by the people or authorities of this Territory, to prevcn,
the running or re-marking of the line called sHarris'
line, nor any prosecutions instituted therefor. provided
the same be accompanied on the part of Ohio by no other
exercise of jurisdiction.
but II is hereby expressly declared by this Conven.
tion on the part of the people of the Territory, that while
they are disposed to make this effort at Cancellation, they
are determined to assert their own jurisdiction by all the
lawful means IN their power; and that the authority and
jurisdiction of this Territory will be maintained over all
the district of country, extending to Fulton's line. the
southern boundary between this Territory and the State
OF Ohio, the laws duly enforced over all persons therein
and any attempt to introduce any other authority except
that OF the United States or of this Territory. by anv
person or persons whomsocveI, will be Immediately re-
PEELED, and the laws on the subject vigorously enforced.
MIR Norvell, of Wayne, thenSspbmitted the following
resolution
"ReSotred, That the President of this Convention be
requested to transmit copies f1he foregoing resolution
and declaration TO the President Of the United States. 10
the Governor of Ohio, and to the Speaker of the Senate
and of the House of Representative of that State"
The standing rule being suspended, the resolution was
UODtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

bWls HILL, Gcaerat Agcpt and Collector. will al.
~ tend to the collection Of bonds, accounts. and ol,;ns
Of every description in the State Of Virginia.
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Phi0. PaJiius requests US 10 correct two Fr,.,. :, Ii.
production The part referred 10 should read asnd last
ana least OF AIgernon Sidney'-and not "last and not
Ieest, as D - printed-as It was not his intention to
place A. Sidney before Junius or Cnrtios-Atsa d.
stained instead Of "hos stained, in the 7th line from the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

~. VIM, ~ Davis has Withdrawn from the concern
Of Messrs Haincs and Davis, Of Che Petersbnrg con.
sien9uon-and that excellent and Aounshing Journal
WIZ be conducted as usual by its talented Editor. Mr.
Mi. Giles Ward has connected himself with the
LynehDgrg Democrat'-and this sound and spirited
PPsper VIII IN future be conducted By Messrs. Smith a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-12
Wrncursrrn March :.

WitcHFSTKR, March z.
CoSvrSrIos.-Thc delegates from the various pre-
cncts IN this county, met yesterday, and nominated
Maj James Gibson, John Hopkins Esq. and John Smith
Davidson Esq the candidates TO be supported by the
friends of the Administration for the House of De-
lcgates. We shall publish the proceedings in
Winchester Firginian.
NATIONAL CoNvESTioN--A meeting Of the friends of
the Administration, held at the Court House ycscr-
day, when the following gentlemen appointed dele
gates TO represent this county in the National Convcn-
Presidency, TO be held in Baltimore the Goth May,
viz: Hon Richard f.. Parker, VIM l.. Clark Nathaniel
Burwel Capt. VIM. Taylor DIR. George Lynn Sen'r.,
Col. James Bowen, Dr. James Hay William Stephen
son, John F. Wall, Richard Parker, William Wood, DIR
Cyrus Mccormick, Edgar w Robinson, Philip Williams,
Jr., and Col. John Ii. Earle.--D.
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pOEF,R ".
: MUen Yrr arM,iSs vs,rNe."

(Fiom he Boston Morning Post.
POPULAR MHLoptEs-pY o. ". "
THE POOR MAN.
What Man IL poor not he whose brow
Is bathcd in Heavens own light,
Whose knee to God alone must bow,
Atmorning aud at night
Whose arm is ncrvcd by hcalthful toll,
Who sits beneath the tree,
Or ucads upon the fruitful soil,
With spirit calm aud free.
Go--let the proud his gems behold,
Ard view their sparkling ray,-
No silver vase or yellow gold
Can Danish care away
lie cannot know that thrilling dream
Which smiles within the cot,
Where sunny looks and faces CLEAN,
10 cheer the poor mans lot.
What Man il poor; not he whose brow
Is wet with Heavens own dew,
Who brcathss TO God the heartfelt vow,
Whose pledge is deep and true.
The morning calls his active feet
To no enchanting dome,
But evening and the twilight sweet
Shall light his pathway home.
Aud there il music la his car
In tho glad voice ofhis child,
His wife with hurried step draws near,
And spirit undcfilcd--
Then turn not from the humble heart,
Nor scom its cheerful tone,
For deeper feelings there may start,
Than the proud have ever known.
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IMPORTS OF SPECIE SINCE THE REMOVAL
OF THE DEpOGTTEG

Making nearly TWENTY FOUR MILLIONS AND
WHICH HAS BEEN IMPORTED INTO TUF
COUNTRY, SINCE THE REMOVAL OF TIE
DEPOSITES.
Inc amount exported during the period is we
learn, about three millions Of dollars GioJe
WAsHIsoroS, March I've learn that the Anti.
masons II Massachusclts at General Meeting held in
the State House at Boston, Thursday last nous.
" nominated Edward Everett who yesterday terminated
his career as Member Of Congress as candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts and the following day,
AZ Convention Of the Wings, the gentleman was
Yoiccs.--.Nat Int
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A VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE

a Valuable kOANOkE ESTATE FOR SALE.
IA own both sides of Roanoke River generally
opposite TO the Ferry commonly called Eaton Ferry in
the State of North Carolina, between and 1000 acres
of Land about 5000 Of which low grounds upon the
river, and is equals &c superior quality 10 aIiy win
in the ownership of any individual above the falls with
in my knowledge. The high lands of fine quality,
and highly productive in tobacco wheat and cotton
My residence the North side of the river and within
mile of it, is healthy; and situation in the State is
better improved, more agrecnby provided for large
family of whites and blacks. On the North and South
side of the river there Mills, which carry each two
pair Of mstones, and command an ample custom in
wheat and corn.
will sell the above Lands, under all the advantages
and disadvantages if there be any, upon reasonable
should greatly prefer to sell the Lands have briefly
described TO purchaser; but if this be done
convienty will divide it in parts to suit purchasers
SELL will sell my Lands, with view to a removal
to the Western country Those who disposed 70 pur
chase Lands valuable in themselves and convenient to
the markets of Petersburg and Richmond and will soon
be so to Norfolk, will apply to on the premises.
WILLIAM EATON
Warren county, October 81. 1S-wtf
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ADY MINE.-A favortc Rondino n la Poacca.
IA composed and arranged for the Piano Forte, by
Charles Berg of this City together with great variety
of and fashionable Music, for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst FebruaiyDby
Feb. 26. (96-tf r. t. SMITH.
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Warren county. Octol
CANCER

ind the ort Of Healing generally.
TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
n Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid.
that he has become conpccnty acquainted by the in
slructons from the celebrated DR. Lynch of New York
city, to that formidable and fatal disease denoni-
mated Cancer, without the Of knife caustic but
effected in the way and pracsed by Dr.
Lynch who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint, and also that Of Fisuo or
FstuaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City of
New York any wishing TO be cured of the above
him. at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, JAM w. w. MARSHALL,
Certificate from Or. LyicA
do hereby certify, that DIR. W. w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which is attending TO Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing generally lie is now using my medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those
hiced. ID LYNCH
The subscriber refers TO Mr. Day Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mr. James Caske, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS Main Street; Richmond; MIR. benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid. w w NJ
January z, 1884. 7f-wtf
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APPoINTMENTs RY ME pnrsInrN,r

BY and ,ciM The ad1ce and consent of The Senate
John Riddle, Register of the Land Office at Detroit
Michigan Territory from the tenth of January last when
ms former commission expired.
James G. Read, Receiver of Public moneys at Jeffcr.
sonyilc Indiana from the 2Ist ut, when his commits
Griffin II Hoffman, Receiver of Public Moneys. at
Augusta, Mississippi, from the 9th ut vice H. Asbu.
Samuel McRobcrts, Receiver ofPublic Moheys at Dan.
vile, Illinois, from the I'd inst, when his commission
expired.
Thomas G. Sheldon, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Bronson, Michigan Territory the Sd instant when his
commission expired.
James Findley, Receiver of Public Moneys at Woos-
ter, Ohio, from the I'd instant, vice Samuel Quimby,
whose commission had expired.
James Whitlock Register of the Land Office at Chi.
cago, Illinois, from the day of the date thereof
II. ID. Taylor Receiver Of Public Moneys at Chicago
from this date
James Stephenson, Receiver of Public Moneys at Ga
Lena Illinois, from this date.
The Senate spent some time on Tuesday evening on
Executive business, and acted large number Of no.
limitations; amongst many others, the following we I'M
derstand, confirmed
Edward Kavanagh, "a member of Congress from
malne to be Charge Affairs to Portugal, in the place
Of Thomas H. l.. Brent
John G.. a. williamson of North Carolina to be
Charge Affairs at Venezuela.
Henry Wheaton, NOW Charge d Affairs at Denmark y
TO be Charge d'Aiiairs to Prussia.
Jonathan F. Wocdside of Ohio, to be Charge fairs
TO Denmark
Henry Hone of New York, to he Consul at ST. Jago
dc Cuba
Robert F. Chacc of Mississippi to be Consul at Mar.
tinquc
Cheney Hickman, to be Director Of the Bank Of the
United States, in the place of Levi Elmaker deceased
Upton s. Heath, Of Baltimore, to be Director Of the
Bank Of the United States in the place of Morris Cox.
oil, rejected by the Senate.
Isaac o. Barnes, to be Naval Officer, Of the port of
Boston. -
The nomination Of Roger b fancy, az Judge Of the
Supreme Court, was taken up, and indefinitely post.
poncd.-Na. Int
IMPORTS OF SPECIE SINCE THE REMOVAL
OF THE DEPOSITES.
The Dcposites were removed on the let of Oclober.
1888 By Che olicia returns il appears that the nnors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-12

nos. H. STREET, of Woodyie Mississippi Atfor
% ney and Counsellor of Law, offers his professional
services TO his fricndsand the public.
November .. 56-1af2m-n4rn
TUNAN-YARD for iease, anil Lcafker 6or saIc--Tlie
n Tan-Yard on Market street. belonging 10 the os
tate Of NJ Davidson, deceased, and lately occuped bv
Mr.. VIM Johnson, is for lease until tho let day of Oc
tober 1885 and the stock of Leather hand consist
sole and upper. both finished and unfinished bnt prin
ciPay in the yots) and the bark &C. are for sale
The Leather will be sold with or without the lease
and good bargain may be had in either o. both togo
ther--Appy to s D. MORTON Aaoyney 6or
Mary T. Riddle, 7dDlinistratriz ofJames Ridde Seed
Petersburg, March T. 1O0-w6w
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RER. PETER J.. AYRES-SfR. Tgbe Notice That
lVB on the twentieth and twenty 6rst days Of March
next, at tho dwelling house Of John Holman in Buck
ingham shall proceed to take dispositions to be read as
evidence in suit pending in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery Of Buckingham county in which
am plaintiff and you are defendant
Yours, &c, JESSE HOLMAN
Feb. IA, 1880. 9t-,g4w
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THNHE celebrated imported Arabian horse BUSSO-
H Raj ARABIA !. a henufifnl nodcn snrrel fnnlcd

THNHE celebrated imported Arabian horse, BUSSO-
III RAli ARABIAN, a beautiful golden sorrel foalcd
in the year 1ol4-At the request Of large number of
gentlemen, who breeders amateurs of fine horses
Bussora the property of Mr. IIeth, will stand this
season ai Capt Finhey plantation Elac, in the county
of Powhaton, 20 miles from Richmond adjoining Sub
let's tavern The above request made from liberal
desire of improving the breed of horses this section of
the country That Bussorah will prove of immense ad-
vantage Is certain. lie possesses, and mpars his
colts, beauty that other horse has isnpart
The horse will be put at the very low price of twenty
dollars the season. and thirty dollars insure The sea-
son to end on the goth July Thus every farmer or
breeder of horses has it in his power avail himself of
this horses very valuable stock Bussorah has always
proved himself very foalgetter Mares insured
must be regularly returned to the horse every ninth day
from putting else they will be considered by the
Mares dying, or being parted with before loaling time
the owner will be held responsible for the insurance
ney. Every attention will be paid by a careful and OK
pcrienccd groom, but the of Bussorah will in no
case be accountable for accidents escapes Fifty cents
to the groom.
Reference to Edward Scott of Powhatan; James Sci
den, Central Course; Frederick Clarke, Manchester
and VIM. Finney, Powhatan
Feb. 81. [94-w6wl JOHN HETH
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EMATCHERSVlLLE FOR RENTS be rented
III ID for one or more years, that valuable and well
known Tavern, the iiallway-h house. OH the Turnpike
road, between Manchester and Petersburg and if re-
CURED, as much land thereto adjoining will be sui-
cent to employ three four labourers The situation
is high and uncommony healthy-the buildings which
sufficient for all the purposes of Tavern are in good
repair with large and fertile garden The advantages
attached to this stand are numerous-therc is Post
Office at the place. and the stages stop there every day
to deliver and receive the mail-ln Short it is the only
house between Manchester and Petersburg suited for
public accommodation, and if well kept will no doubt
receive considerable public patronage For terms, APP
same. SALLY HATCHER
February H. g2-w4w
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"ARWOOD SCHOOL-Ths Institution. for ma
ny years under the sumo rinin ndrncn of Charlie.

HHARWOOD SCHOOL.-This Institution for ma
"a n ny years under the superintendent of Charles
Tackett ESQ., lately deceased WILL for the ensuing year.
be conducted by the subscribers who have for consi
dcrobc time been engaged with the dec in transacnc
the duties of the school Its exercises will commence on
the 18th day of January next and terminate the 18th of
December following. The course of instruction will
comprise photography, Reading, Penmanship Arithmc-
tic, Practical Mathematics Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes English Grammar, Blairs Rhc-
toric Composition History and the LATIN Language
Terms for Board Tuition Lodging and Washing dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months. will be SIO
-one third to be paid in advance The boarding de-
partmcnt will be under the direction of Mrs A.
Tackett, whose long experience and unrcmttcd at
tenton, eminently qualify her for the important
charge. Students viii be admitted any time from
the commencement of the School to the first of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none over III years of age will be received who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials of correct dc
pertinent The subscribers, both residing at HARDWOOD
pledge themselves to every cxcrton promote the
moral and intellectual improvement of the pupils com.
mcd to their care. They solicit a continuance of that
patronage which the School has for many years re-
ceived Letters addressed either of the subscribers
near Somervie, Fauqucr county. Va will be promptly
attended to. JEFFERSON SPINDLE.
CHARLES A TACKETT.
Stafford, Dccembcri. 6l-wtlM
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I'm CHANCERY-VIucISIA.- Circuit Superior
N Court Of Law and Chancery, held for Cumberland
county, on the LIST day of September, 1884
Crawford Crcnshaw and Frances d. his wife former
ly Frances Bogby, Henry Finch and Mary ID his wife
formerly Mary ID. Bagby Martha j. Bagby in their own
right and Elizabeth Bagby, infant, by Crawford Cren-
shaw, as her Guardian, aditem Pleasant c. Bagby aud
John vi Bagby, Conplainants,
against
James sbell, in his right and as administrator Of
Lewis Isbell, deceased, William Isbel Thomas H. Is.
bell, John NJ lsbell, Lewis NJ Isbell A. Henshaw and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Isbel John French and
Sally his wife, formerly Isbcil Polly Miller formerly Is.
bell, Edward Walton and AIarth bis WIFE formesy Is
bell Edward Lewis and Jane his wife, formerly sbell
William Bagby, Lewis G.. Bagby and James S. Bagby,
Defendants.
The defendants a. IIenshaw and Elizabeth his wife
Edward Lewis and Jane his wife, John French and Sally
his wife, William Bagby, Lewis Bagby, and James Bag.
by not having entered their appearance and given secn-
rlty according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they arc not inhabitants ofthis Commonwcalihf or
dcred That the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next April term aud the bill ofhc
compliments, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond for two months successfully and also posted
at the front door Of tho Courthouse Of this county for
two successive Court days. Copy Tesse,
Il B. WOODSON D.. c. c. s. c.
February 10. 6p-wsw
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Black Walnut, Halifax, March :. 100

a GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND-The subscriber
A wishes to sell his land lying in the lower part of
Caroline county The tract contains between seventeen
and eighteen hnndrcd acrcs-thc greater portion of
which is woodland, which is well with red and white
oak, pine, cedar, and poplar The land is well waered
there from 20 to 100 of valuable swamp
land the greater part of which has recently cleared
andi in cultivation There thirty forty acres
oiswamp and oak land which gotten up year and
this year there will be between seventy and eighty acres
cleared, consisting of pine, oak, and swamp land The
land produces well in corn wheat rye oats and cotton
There are on the premises quite comfortable dwelling
house with six rooms, good framed Kitchen two
daries new barn 26 by SO feet, built of the very
best materials with the other necessary outbuild-
ngs.
will sell the whole to person. divide it to suit
purchasers would invite those who wish to invest
their capital in land to call and examine it, for am de-
ermined to sell very liberal terms The. land lies
about 20 miles from the Bowling Green 20 from Tappa-
hannock 6 from Lloyds from Loretto and about the
same distance from Newtown and Sparta.
am authorised to offer for sale the Land of Mrs Fan
ny Spindle, adjoining the above. The contains be-
tween IL and 1000 acres, the of which is cleared
land The quality of the land is much the same as that
of the subscriber. The land will be shown to any per-
son wishing TO see it, by MIR. Atkinson the manager on
the farm or by the owner residing at Lloyds, Essex
County. VIM i. GAINES.
March 4. lO0--wSw
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Oh SM REWARD.-Thc above reward of 500 will
S e1VP be given for the apprehension and delivery
to me at Black Walnut, Halifax co.. Va; reward of
$50 for the securing in any jail that get him again
OF certain negro boy Ottoway, who clopcd from the
plantation of Capt Thomas Early, of said county some
time in the month of February 1884. Otoway about
81 or old, feet 10 IL inches high or probably
feet high, dark complexion and his face little bumpy
with countcnancc indicating great JaShftineSs-flis
dress when he left fur cap gray honespun coat
with steel buttons and also blue cloth taken with
him-ohcr clothing rccollcctcd. have some rca-
to suspect that he has obtained free papers Otto
way has father and other relations living or miles
below Clarksvillc in Mecklenburg county His father
negro man, Kit, is the property of a Mr. Royster of
Granville NJ c. and it is probable he may be lurking
in that negh5orhood 1t rumored indeed that he has
taken up with parcel of free negroes living between
GAINESVILLE and Weldon and is engaged in boating. lie
hired at the Gold Mines, in Burke CO., ~ c. in the
year lo2and it probable he may have returned there
and is now hiring himself out a free man.
ROBERT f. OWEN
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