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AT large meeting held King George Court House,
pursuant to public notice, the Sd day of December
(Court day. Col. Henry T. Washington was invited TO
take the Chair and Mr. John f. Jett chosen Secre-
tary.
The following Preamble and Resolution was submitted
to The meeting, by MIR Edward II. Tayloe, viz
Whereas, the Delegate elected represent this coun-
y in the House of Delegates of Virginia. has given no.
ce to his constituents, that resolution will be intro
duced IN the Legislature 20 instruct Bcnjamn Watkins
Leigh TO resign his seat in the Senate of the United
states and that he will vote for such resolutions unless
Instructed 10 do otherwise.
Resoteed, That We the people of King George met in
primary assembly, 20 deliberate the foregoing sub
Jeet reposng full confidence in the integrity capacity
and fidelity of benjamin Watkins Leigh hereby instruct
our Delegate, John Iooe ESQ., to against any aud
every resolution, which may be submitted to the Leps-
iaue either directly or indirectly TO instruct Mr. Leigh
TO resign his seat in the Senate of the United States
Mr. Tayoe addressed the meeting upon the subject of
me proposed Legislative measure lie followed by
Mr. John Hooe i'm defence of his conten plated vote
Mr. Iayloe replied-and after few remarks made by
Mr. w *. Mason and Capt. Younger Johnson the Pre-.
amole and Resolution, pissed by the meeting by
an overwhelming majority,
HENRY Il. WASHINGTON, Chairman.
john II. JETT.
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AND FOR sALE.-A highly Improved Farm.
mond Road nine miles from charlottesville contoi;
~ acres, more less with dwelling houses and ali
me necessary out houses, stables threshinr machine
&C, VIII be sold by private contract; togetber with
negroes, stock OF cattle and valuable horses
oil hnsb1ndTy, corn, fodder, &c. A small tract Of low
nu' belonging 10 Mr. David Miche and which is TO be
sold, separates il from the Rivanna River Tbere IL =
VEIN OF rch Limestone running through the whole irno
winch has been quarried and kned for these seven
ana Tue l'ine employed as manure to enrich the land
and Tor selling it for building purposes Persons dcsroas
OF buying, Will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
October 20 a. J,r
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Cancer.

AND THE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY
TO The Editor of the S. r. Tciegraph
lAE H. Editor I'VE have noticed. in youf paner an
I'VE advertisement by Dr. Marshall prSnosnty n c,re
Caneerous diseases, Fistula &c. We have been accus
toned to believe that these diseases were for the most
part ncurabe; but having had opportunity of wit
Messing some of the practice Of Dr. NJ we really think il
would be serving the cause Of humanity saw that we
have been asonished at the success ATTENDING he er
nave seen some cases the appearance which drew
from all around expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet after few weeks
ancc, is efccually removed
We take pleasure in calling the attention of anv o
your readers who may be suffering from these distress
ing diseases, to the advertisement referred TO-
JAS. G.. CRANE
ARCHD. THOMAS
CORNELIUS CREW
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RIGID. G. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKIE
w, w. MARsHALL'S REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An inaliible remedy for the Piles (Which has been
teseq ny various persons in this city and elsewhere
may be had by applyingto w. w MARSHALL at the Man
sion House. '"
If satisfaction is not given the money will be returned
% 70 persons cured Of Cancer steiyWilliam
Edward Bass, Coesville 1ch'd Johnson Cumberland
county; Ihos skinner, p. City county; Som'l Mathews
brunswick county; Mr. Noble, Prince Edward county;
Mr. Miller, Goochland county; Mr. Janney Alexandrie,
William P Wychc, Petersburg.
Sept % 4i-w9
II y APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SAJE-5Tl,e
- Oiiv'S Ut sue tractor Land lying on
the North bank Of the Rappahannock containing about
qUO acres the greater part Of which is cleared and en-
cosed the residue is covered with chestnut and nine
timber IL IS supposed that the general advantages Of
this farm equal to those of any other OH the
situated within miles Of the Chesapeake Bay and with
~ three of an established Steamboat landiDg-and pro
duce sent to baltimore BY water at cents per bushel
The soil light, finely adapted 10 the growth Of corn
cotton, clover, sweet and Irish potatoes &c and is ~
easily enriched as any land in the State This situation
in the midst Of genteel and peaccabe society s ssd ~
be the healthiest in the neighborhood comnands an e
tensive land and water prospect and the river paesn
Immediately before the door abounds with oyeiers md
fish, IN rich yaretya valuable shad and bcrr;n fhc,
may easily be established The above property can he
purchased for $500 The subscriber can he seen on
me pfemses-or communications addressed to him, al
r. W a. BRENT
locust Grove, noar White Stone
Lancaster co, Va, Nov ~ 55-v5vs
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RObEmsOm's Rsracfice. VOL q

Eastern District Of Virginia. to ,cit:
gE 1t remembered that on the eleventh day of Sep
- - tenoer Ammo Domini, thousand eight hun
dred and thirty five, CoSwAy Ron1SsoS of the Said Dis
trlct hath deposited in this Office the title of Book the
ute oil which, is in the following words TO wit: ssrhe
Practice in the Courts Law and Equity in VIRGINIA bv
CoNwAY ROBINSON Volume III. Containing Practice in
SUITS IN Equity Richmond Printed by Samuel Shepherd
ana sold by Robert J. Smith. 1S35"-rhe right whereof
he claims as author, in conformity 10 the Act of Con-
gress entitled, can Act TO amend the several Acts re-
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk of The D;st,;c,
. ~ The following extract from Mr. Robinsons Pre-.
lace to ms Second Volume, will give idea of its
~ The consideration that under the Judicial system of
VHgnta' Chancery causes must often be decided with
T, Wv, oeneht Oh Lpraries and desire to make the
ne useful beyond the limits Of the State have together
induced me TO give greater scope than it's name i'm
ports. ii IN truth treatise upon the principles of
equity as wen as The practice, and will prove, think
convenient book OF reference to the PRACTISING
IN any portion of the Union. In it will be found the
ttrgta Statutes and Decisions such Authorizations in
the Chancery OF England and ireland as il seemed nro
per to mention of their Importance or Of the
recent d2'e at which they made and most of the
Equity Decisions in the United States The Ncso YORK.
reporters, Cdrnes johnson, Coioen WindeU JIook;us
ana range are cited nearly often us those of pirginia
frequent reference is made to the Decisions of the S
Preme Coart of the United States in Dallas CroncL
Wheaton and Peters, TO those of Mr. Justice Storm in M
son, and to the Decisions of South Carolina in Ban De-
sa"SSure and MeCord-and occasionally citations are
made from the Pennsylvania Gases in Yates Bnue,, md
Raioie, and from the MaSSachuSs Reports incIudn in
e late5 name not only those called but ten volumes
The Second Volume of Robnson's Practice, contains
aaS pages, with table of Contents and table of Cases
cited, comprising 45 pages and complete Index 10 nth
volumes, embracing 206 pages more making ALTOGETHER
go pages 1t is now in the Binders hands and viii he
LOT sale at the store of the subscriber in Richmond in
III or IL days Price of the Volume, Sc so cts
september 10. t39-u1 ROBERT l. SMITH
and FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to sell
Tue Tract OF Land which he resides in the conn
y OF Sumberand on Willis river containing 500 acres
ABOUT lou acres OF which are Willis bottom This land
Is situated IN an agreeable and pleasant neighborhood
WIN tne advantages OF water navigation from the farm
ana suited TO the comfortable accommodation of small
family lie would also sell adjoining the above
November 6. 53NwIoy
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TIIE nAY.nREAM.


Az uNPveLssusD PoEN, nv THOMAS MOORE.
Thoy both were hush'd-iho vocc--the chords
4 heard but once, the witchng lay;
And fow the tones, aud few the words,
My spclbound memory brought away.
Traces remembered here and there,
Like echoes of some broken sirain;
Links OF n sweetness lost in air.
That nothing now could Join again
Fen ,hcsc, too, ere the morning led;
- Aud though the charm still lncer'd on,
Ihet DER each sense her song had shed,
Tho song itself was fadsd-gono.
Conc, like the thoughts that once were ours
On summon days, ere youth hath set,
thoughts bright, we know, summer flowers;
But Nhatthcy were, we now forget
In vain with hints from other strains
twooed this truant air TO come
As birds arc taught on eastern phains,
To love their Wild and kiodrcd homo.
In vain-thc song that Sappho gave,
in dying, TO the mourniul sea,
Not muter sleep beneath the wave,
Than this within my memory.
Atiengtb, one morning, as lay
In that half waking mood, when dreams,
unwillingiy at last euvo way
Tothe full truth ofdayiisht's boams-
ace--thc very face, neihousm,
From which had breuthel, : from a shrine
OF song and soul, the notes sought
Came with its music close TO mine,
And sung the long lost measure Ger,
Each note and word, with every tone
Aud look, that lent II life before
All perfect-all again my own!
Like parted souls, when, mid tho blest.
lhey meet again, each widow'd sound,
Through memory's realm had wing'd 10 anest
Ofits sweet mate, till all were found.
Nor cen in waking did the clue,
Thus strangely caught, escape again;
For never lark its mathis knew
So well, as now know this strain.
Aud on, when momory's wondrous spell,
Is talked otin our tranquil bower,
sing this lady's song, aud tell
Inc vision oil that morning hour.
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farmer died, whose whole wealth consisted Of a
large flock of sheep lie had two divide the
hertance-1he younger, plain, kindhcarted, honest,
unsuspectng lad; the other, shIewd selfish, knavsh
fellow The younger had pet sheep in the flock called
Aeek, tna he had ted and carresscd from lamb. The
his brother choice of shares; and turn the kindly
affections OF the coniding. heart of the boy his
account, he put all the shabby sheepthose touched
with the rot, and ecery old that doirn and
'ceak 'n ts hams, in the same lot with the Bewethcr
Aieek lie then called upon his younger brother TO
choose not doubling that he would the sheep
FOR the sake of Aleck. After moments pause, the
chooser said, .4cek! Aeck! tcrc you .4ce! tst you
part
This, said Mr. D. TO his constituents, (or they elected
nm TO the iegIsature is my with regard Judge
White. like the Judge but cannot bear the compa-
NY into which he has laen. and so we part.-GLoLe.
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"INTER ARRANGEMENT-Tw A Wrtx.
w The Steamboats, Columbus aud Pocnhonins 10

"lNTER ARRANGEMENT-Tw WrEx
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pccahontas 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th December, run only tw ice a week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and on and aner Thurs
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday and Norfolk
every Monday morning, ut 10 o'clock Should the ma
vgaon of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
anu Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage aud fare 10 Norfolk Sc. All baggage at the
risk OF the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, Agent
Baltimore, December a. Off
a MOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED, PLAS-
" TER PARiS, &c.-The subscribers have on hand
and Will keep constantly, supply Of Best Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed and Plaster Paris
which they will sell on reasonable terms
READ, VENABLES & SPENCER
Clarksvile, Nov. ] 1895. 52-wsw
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FENO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -yqyu,.
"a rue bustc and fancy Stoye.--I have in store nm,
constantly receiving, and will be very glad to SELL the
most splendid assortment of P1ANos and all Other nds
Of musical Instruments strings music furniture 81 ri
many fancy S0bStQftiocs. As puIin0 il odoue ,y;ll
merely state that my Pianos more beautiful their
one sWeeter and more powerful that they remain in tune
longer, ana are better built than all other inferior ones.
and lastly that they be learnt to play on in half he
tine oi some other instruments; in short they are az
huch superior 10 many sold at other places as church
organ is 70 Jew s'harp, with the tongue broke out As
10 other musical INSTRUMENTS furniture and fancy goods
they are far above any comparison / will sei 1ogcI
tau any other person in this Sateiudeed 20 Ioy, d.
you viii be astOnished All new Pianos alier sold I
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months / hire onf
fanos, repair old ones, and take them in EXCHANGE
VIII sell Chairs lower than any other person. and 6 90
~ polite, particularly 10 Ladies.
oc'oher -. I46-iafi2ml GEO. P. KNAUFF.
q PETITION will be made t. The neTt ogisl,,,,r %
"A FTgn,q Tor ihe passage Of law, authorsine The
trustees OF the town OF Farmyie, to lay oil and sell in
suitable lots, portion Of the lands Of Josiah Cbsl
person OF unsound mind, ncxt adjoining said town
Nov TO- I'd -
IH0HE subscriber returns his thanks 10 the cit;z r
a hichnOud and The public generally for tho fbe,.i
patronage nc has hitherto received and resoecfC,y e.
iofn' them ta' nc has returned from the North and H.
re-openng with an entire new assortment Of III
CARS, all fashionable and fresh Just from tho ,,c
torres Ills stock - equal 10 any in this city for neat
men in want Of Hats and Caps are respee6sily nsi,
% call on their obcdent, CHAg JOHNGTnN
NJ. b. Ny assortment will be complete IN a few dav.
when more general advertisement will appear -
December 4 81
a fARPETINGS AND RUGS-We have ,eoe;..es
~ consignment, by the ship Grace from Ijvcrn,i
and offer for sale Brussels, T6ree-ply Kiddefmins1'
and Venitian Corpeiings-B Brussels Wilton Tn0od aJ
Richmond, Nov q. '''''' = 81 59"9 - 60
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Richmond September 18th, 1885 $751;" ass N"s' ss~


Hp APPAHANNOCX ACADEMY This institution
A3 VIII be opened tue ensuing year the I3h of ia
nuary next under the charge OF Mr. John G. Lawrence
as rrncipa and MIR. Oliver White as First Assistant
Teacher the gentlemen who have for Sc vera years
continued to give such satisfaction the Boar Of rus
ices, that 1t has unhesatingy reelected them for an
other year AS soon fiily scholars are entered a
thrd teacher will be associated with them according to
the established rules of this Academy The scholastic
year VIII comprise ten months, and be divided into two
equal sessons-There will be vacation of one month
curing me Summer, commsncng the 18th of June
immediately after the examination The course of in
sirucuon will comprise the Greek, Latin and French
languages, Natural Philosophy Geometry and the En-
g.sh branches usually taught in the best schools The
frincipal well supplied with good surveying nsru
mens, which the students may all times use There
IS a valuable library, for the part selected by the
late Col John Taylor and the heathiness of the situation
is not surpassed by any in Virginia
ierms-For board tuition, library fee Washing fuel
ana room rent $l15 If bed and bedding he furnished
by the Stewards department. which is submitted to MIR
awrences government, additional charge of sc per
annum will be made Quarterly payments are desirable
BY order of the Board:
RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr., President
~ pro tenaporc Of the Board of Trustees
November Is. 551oavS,y
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Hp richmond COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
AG The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined 10
remove TO new State provided he dispose of his
lands, &c, IN the Northern Neck he therefore offers his
public Lots and Houses at Soney HILL on the most rea
sonabie terms; consisting of tavern, which is new
house, three stories high containing under The roof eoht
rooms and passage, which renders quite comfortable
and well calculated 10 entertain Travellers &c There are
gooS staoies store house, new granary kitchen,
placeall of which has been built since $50 There s
also good well in the yard, be exceIled bv anv
OF land attached TO the lot
VIII also offer another lot adjoining the same tract
81 acres, with good dwelling house and other Ont
order f' - " ." soou
will also offer another tract containing o02 acres
miles South West of Westmoreand Cocrl IJouse viii
good dwelling house, kitchen, gfanary stables and
other necessary out-houses -
VIII also offer another tract, containing 300 acres
~ miles West of WcstmOrcland G. H.--a valuable
forest farm There is good dwelling house granarv
corn houses stables, &c, and hrsate grs mill lately
will also offer another tract, in the extreme end Of
inc county containing 700 acres, with good dwelling
mouse, and other out-houses on it.
All the foregoing lands, lying in the county Of Rich
Inond and State of Virginia, are healthy situations /
deem it unnecessary give further description Of the
selves, &c. JOSHUA REAMY
Aug q. Gsi-t1 Soney mi, Richmond Co.. Ia.
NoTICE.-A frst-rate Stand for Tailor. at Walters
1 V Tavern in Spousylgania Any single gentleman.
workman. would To-
well to avail himself Of this Stand as il located In
wealthy neighoorhood and as there is at the place two
mercantile houses, IT is certainly worthy Of the attention
OF any gentleman whose situation it might suit
zee. o. lo<-2aw2wl LEON LEVY
pUNAWAYS--Rau away from Mr. Robert PAYNE
~ on TIE night Of the fifth inst in the upper edge Of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows ASpnrw and
JIM. Andrew was purchased by Mr.. Payne Of Peter
g. Cosby, in Richmond he is said to be about twenty
I'VE years Of age FIVE feet eight inches hich and
viii probably weigh about I6J pounds; nc is brown
muatto straight and we'll made, with no marks or scare
recocced; he had small whskcrs and has 0ao in HE
upper under teeth he white fur hat when Is
left he had variety Of clothing-Jin was pnrchased
Of Walter Heay near Urbanna, in Middlesex co,nfo
and about ID years old he very black and about
the height OF Andrew stout, coarse made fellow md
will weigh IS5 80 pounds; his nose h very ,,an
sunk between the eyes and very broad at the end he
had an Ola PAIR OF Jean panalooDs and pair of coarse
linen ditto and anold jean roundabout and cbip hat
we ore informed that Andrew has a wife in + Edward
county, ana may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that Jim viii leave him Any person dat
Will deliver them TO us, in this place or secure chem I'M
any yail ~ this state, that can get them shall BE-
handsomely rewarded, and all necessary expcnoes paid
GOODWIN g. TEMPLEMAN.
Richmond June 16 Iotf
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WIN. WRIT AND PoLlTics.-In the memoirs Of the
rev. Dr. Rice just issued from the press, we find let
ler ron inc late excellent and amable William Writ in
Wch ne mus amusingy expresses his unfness for po-
ticaI me- am sick of public life; my skin is too thin
Tor INC business; politician should have the hide Of
meanncss OF those who disposed to mount into mo-
men'9ry consequence by questioning their Geiters-if
may DC excused the expression after protesting nv mo-
an Is vanity and vexation of spirit save religion friend
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LAND OFFicE, Va, December a 1885
conformity TO an Act entitled Gan Act to reduce
into one act the several acts concerning
passed on the 9th day of January, 1919, do hereby
make known TO all whom may concern that il appears
by The certificate of the Escheato for the county of
northumberland, dated the 20h day of November 1885,
ana received INTO the Land Office, that by inquisition
and office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands late the property of James STILL dec
ntvc duly escheated to this Commonwealth, viz one
Tract OF w acres, less and one of acres more
or less and both in the Parish of Lower ST. Stephens in
N9rnuhOerlano county w. SELDEN,
DecemOrr Q. lo2-lSt] Register Land Office
NOTlCE TO CARPENTERS.-The Rchmond
~ Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company
wish 10 employ workncn to execute the Carpenter s
work of IL miles of Rail Road superstruc,ure The
highest pricesby the day or job will be given.
Workmen also wanted for the construction of Rail-
Road Cars.
The building ftwo Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
AS the work must soon be commenced and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invited
J. ii. HOPKINS,
- Prn. Asst Engineer.
Richmond, September 18th 1895 as
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H'OETFe ".
"Mccn Yrr rrn,,Ss vssrSc. !"

The LouanS Advertiser tho
poem by MooRE, with the following icnarSs:n
l1mn will found Of roM MooRE's, bcotc publish
cd for which Indebted gentleman
presented him by the ate celebrated Mrs. Sons the
Mrs kwrsh who only daughter otSiephen kein aud
TO the present Mrs. Fanny Butler The Irish
10 this poem obsevcsn these stanza
than relate aae and the lady whose singing
This curious Instance OF the Of sleep, Mrs
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Inc restoration Of hearing is brought about without civ.
ing any Physicwithont giving any medicine! as hath
1een experienced IN the editors family as well as i'm
the families Of many Of his neghbors also Therefore
aud IA part return for such great benefits received we
make the above known for the good Of our fellow -crea
tufes IN similar distress.
For fee OF Five Dollars, assistance is sent for one
personor fee Of Ten Dollars assistance is sent e,
iour or Ave pefsoDs-per mail, free Of Postage
And "a case other sickness besides deafness and loss
Of eyesght happening help is sent for such scknc
without any charge.
The fee pays for all and every help to families
from time 10 time.
This IS considered praiscworthy plan. And in con-
ouson, 10 will, doubt be very satisfactory for neot.
TO know That the assistance 10 be sent is not TO be anil
ed 10 the ears--Dor the eyes "FF"
NOT At ALL
Consequently, danger whatever. can bao,o, 10
them--nO-none whatever.
~ H. u may not be improper TO state that during the
time people are using his assistance and helping them
selves to restore and TO recover their hearing their
sight, and their health again,
They can live usual;
Aud they can also eat and drink wha, tastes best.
sept u. 9z 5U.C