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of ihs WING press at the North, about the great
Valuable services rendered that party by the votes OF
Tree negroes, who arc all aboltonss in that Statei
Secondly An the influential leaders oithc Abolition
ISIS as we stated above, anti-Nan Buren,.
lmrdiy The only three plpets the North mot
established lay the Ab'tioniSi~) which lave come out
Ieeidedy ia their fivor. vnlruty opposed 10 Van
Buren, nayeiy. the. New York American The Daily Adj
vcrtser and th. Portland Advertiser
Aud F"urthly. short tine since George Jackson
one OF the signcts OF the circular lately issued at Boston
was ELECTED BY THE WINGS one of their county
committee - So much for the Wing anti Van Barren
Aooiit,on,ss. Let who are their opponent,
aud The friends of the South
ANA IN the first place. let enquire who are they Tint
nave thrown themselves into the breach, and psriei
ef AT for the preservotion of Southern Rights aud for
inc protection OF the Union against these vile incend,
res! The answer is at hand-Col Huver the Posmas-
Ter at Charleston. a Van Buren, man Mr Governor
@ s al New York, Van Buren, man Mr.
Mehda the Postmaster General Of the United States
van Duen man. whose noble conduct been sanction
ca ny another Van Buren, man. ANDREW JACKSON
fccnoiDENi OF THE UNITED STATES!
secondly What has Mr. Van Buren, said himself
over his own signature5 Why. that the constitutional
rights OF the South with regard their negro
must be held sacred! -
thirdly What says the whole Van Buren, democra-
TIC press in The Middle and Eastern States? Why down
with the abolitionsts and all other enemies of our alor
GUS Unionl So
fourthly Does not the letter of the Hon Cornelius
VI wiience, thc Van Buren, mayor of the City of New
N"nicn see IN another colunn) the chairman of
subject? ~ ''''
And lastly. What says the late "Albauy Regency,
meeiing at which presided the Governor of the empire
s iNew ORR Mr.. Marcy, the bosom friend of Mr.
' ao Dufen Read the resolutions, people Of Georgia
oco at inns meeting, i'm another column Of our paper
s;S uay' ana Judge for yourselves. Mr. Van Buren,
friend of the Abolitionists ntlccdl IL 10 The e,a;r,
ton OF him and his friends at the North 10 mi them
aown, that has driven the enemies of The Union nj the
So"' almost TO desperation !Georgia Southern Banaer.
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THoNpsoSfAs RioT ST Aelseros.--We have received
an anonymous account Of serious disturbance at Abnp.
ton on Sunday evening last in consequence Of notice
being given tlot lecture would be delivered in the
meeting house BY the Aboltionist fhompson 10 states
that the meeting disturbed by yels and Kisses and
the throwing Of missiles and that The person Thompson
was threatened as he Withdrew from The house under an
Escort oi ladies', but that nc escaped without injury
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TEEllE RACES over the Halifax (Va0 Course. will
~ commence on Tuesday Tie 18th day Of October
next, and continue four days.
FiRsr DAY.--A swcepsake for colts and FLIES mile
heos$lG0 entrance, half forfeit four subscribers and
closed.
dam by Conquer.
VIM. Haynes enters his b. c. by Medley, dam Raleigh
Wui. McCargo enters bay colt by Sir Charles, dam by
Nrginian
VIM. w Hurt enters Henrietta Scott by Sir Charles
dam Charlotte Temple by Sir Arcby.
SEcoSD DAY-PfoprietoFs purse $780, two mile
hcats-enirance %l5
TniRD DAYJockey club purse 500, three mile
heats-cntraucc so
FounrH Proprictcrs purse 800 two mile
heats entrance S2j to be added 10 the purse
From the number Of fine horses now in training in
the upper country, fine sport is expected The Pro6re
tor VIII be prepared 20 accommodate all those who mac
choose to call on him THE PROPRIETOR
Sept. %. d0-wOOO
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.9b0LhOnism IN Fremont W. learn from, oouferpo,
who has been travelling in the Northern part Of The ~
ef Vermont, that aboiiionst attempted recently 10
hold forth in the village Of Bradford in that Siafc lie
was advised 30 dcsist from his undertaking as n was
against the wishes Of the people of tie VILLAGE To-
have the subject agiia;cd but with tlat blind and
bigoted obstnacy which characteristics dis class of
modern efOrmcrs, he refused TO listen 10 good cou,-
sci, aud proceeded 10 lecture 10 what fce he cooLl
collect TO hear him. lle had not however g,t
along iar in his discourse, before himself and audi
tore were assaied with shower Of water from an
engine, which planted at the door. Noiwhstand.
ing tbs unique mode Of salutaoD lac kept biz ground
nntil tc engine again replcnisled and DISCHARGED
upon him. when be withdrew well convinced that ihs
Ycrmoncrs understood as well the art Of putting ont
Tie torches of the ucendiares who would rht 10 our
country with the flames Of revolution the brand of
bun who would set their dwellings in conaagcaton-
Ncry0rt 8rgUs.
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EARAIONY HABL-Tbe Fall term Of this insG
n n tJtion will commence the FIRST Of October the
place and terms Of tuition, last Further
information may be obtained by applying 10 the principal
Sept p. l4l-49 n b. TURNER
HltY GOODS-Mqrkcf Bridge.-W ADswonru e.
y - WILLIAMS are now prepared to furnish country
Merchants with an assortment Of Dry Goods on GOOD
terms as they can procure them 10 any Northern Market
SEPTEMBER 4. 35-fOt
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lished in the New York Times.
DAVID BRYSoN, Chairman.
John CoyiHe, William Agncw,
Henry ales Jonathan j. Coddngton
James Is Clark, Anthony w Blocker
Jesse west, John G. Rohr
John Eooir, John II. Rhineander,
John w DE Grauw, Thomas s. Brady.
william IlmpsOn James II. Whiting,
william Iyack, Levi Kiddcr,
John >. Earle, John v. Greenfield,
JACOB ~. Clutc, Charles A. Van Zandt,
Jnhn u. Frederick, Benson Miledoler,
stephen Allen, Samuel +. Thistle
Nj M Quackenboss George w CAN'T
Robert Cochran, Andrew Mills
Andrew Andrew. Sure, Hczekiuh w Bonncll,
william +. Pia;t, Ephfaim Scudder,
Patrick McCaierty, Elnailan 1horne
J hos I. WalwoIth, John McKbbin
Tbomas Chappel Joseph Smart
William Lee, EDWARD SANFORD, SeeyefarU,'
What though these resolutions are not pleasing to
the Nclo Hork Erening Post which Is not invited H. 49,,
Tammany Committee to rcpublish theni-yet tbey arc
not less pleasing to because their spirit denounces lilo
quqsi abolition course Of That paper.
In addition 10 these PROCEEDINGS we have thrown in
to our preceding columns the sironp and coneepial
Resolutions Of Rochester and Newport. We have also
before Us the Proceedings Of the Van Buren, ConveD-
on 81 Cortland, N. y, aud the Convention Of Cayuga
couhylhe last concluding with the following reson-
with The great Of their fellow citizens The So,b oil poll
deco ,@ @ % a esau. pS'.gas,oa sass w'ns ssd VIII
emddle w The domestic relations q tie south .ho secf
cry their caacttf 5sosonzog their icrcency Violation g
The national compact unworthy Of good citizens and losdnr ~
ssbly She srmsn n this Union alound elh are eIss
tered 20 many hopes un associations dear
We also lay before readers the following Proceed
ings Of Fhooiagqgc county with the following endorse
mcni from the Albany Argus.
(fyo1 The 4ibsny AyQps)
The resolutions adopedhy the Caautauque county re-
publican Convention sSonx md direct on tie abo6.
ton question They the case in an its ospecss end
express approval not only Of The lust and tepahj
ground assumed BY The Postmaster General but Of tho
measures taken by ho Posmasters al Charleston and
ore 70 arrest The progress Of incendiasm They seem
70 regard also the pretended friends Of "ee discussion
as NIUE cse Than aboonsis in Disguise Il very eVi.
aent ne resolutions Of the democracy Of Chautanque
have not been submitted 10 the cuatinr movers of
The Editor Of the Ere POST
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This letter is perfectly explicit and satisfactory II
shows conclusiyey, that be with the South more cs-
peeiay, when connect it with the RESOLUTIONS Of the
citizens Of Albany, which he has adopted his own
have read diem over, again-and repubs the following
synopsis Of them, which gave on The llth ut
p" Auiid these Proceedings, we hail with delight the
Meeting and Resolutions Of Albany. They are Up to
the hub. They in perfect unison With the Rights
and Sentmcnt Of The South They are Invested Of al
The metaphysics aud distractions OF The Resolutions Of
N York. they free from all qualification and cqmi
vooaonno idle dcnunciations Of the trds of slqrfyy
pompous assertions Of the Righf 81 dso6ssioa -
But they announce in the most unqualified terms that
is Southern question, which belongs under e Federal
compact exclusively TO the South. They denounce all
discussions upon it 10 The other States which from their
very nature are calculated to infome The public mind
and put in jeopardy the lives and property Of their e
citizens as of toM ercry ruc Of moral duty and
every suggestion Of humanity and lhey reprobate he in
eendares, who viii persist IN carrying them on as dis
loyal 70 The Union They leave full possession Of
the right Of doing with u, as suits own pleasure aud
pdncplcs They declare that 1T is subject only 10 the
respective arrangements Of the several States within
which % exists; and that any atempt by the Gorcrn-
mani or People Of any ocr State or BY the General
Government. to interfere with or disturb IL, would
violate The spirit Of that compromise which lies at the
basis Of the Federal compact They pronounce these
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"A D ICHMOND MEDICAL SCHOOL-Lecturesu up
u 4, the various branches of Medical Science will
be delivered in the city of Richmond commencing the
last Monday in October, and ending the LIST of March
next For that purpose, the following gentlemen have
associated themselves together and will teach the sub
lects affixed TO their respective names:
III JOHNSON, Nj. d., Anatomy, Physiology, and Sur
JAMES BEALE NJ D., Practice of Physic, and the
Institutes of Medicine.
ROBERT BRIGGS, NJ. D., Matera Aledica, Thera-
peutcs and Hygiene.
ROBERT w. HAXALL, nj. D., Midwifery and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
-------------, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Although the Chair 1f Chemistry is not, yet assign
ed it is believed that Chemist of entire competency
lecturer and practical OPERATOR will accept this depart
ment before the course of lectures commences. The
Chemical Apparatus belonging 10 of the teachers,
is complete with very few exceptions. 1t purchas-
ed in Europe under the superntendence of Messrs La
made by NJ. Pix Ii will be in complete order by the
last of October.
Lectures will be delivered daily by each cacher ex-
cept the teacher of Midwifery, who will lecture four
times week, giving the Students by that arrangement,
an opportunity of attending Clinical Lectures twice per
week.
the teachers spent several months in Paris du
ring the last autumn and winter, making Anatomical and
Surgical Preparations for the Museum, and purchased
every important anatomical model aud morbid specimen
which could be procured in that city. He is present
actively engaged making preparations aud models for
the ensuing session of the Richmond Medical School
very valuable collection Of Surgical instruments has
been purchased, with which every surgical opera
tion from the most trivial to those of the greatest mag
nitude, will be exhibited and the students will be per-
united to perform all chirurgcal operations upon the
subjects i'll the dissecting 1t is expected that
assistant who is well qualified for such duties will aid in
the dssecting rooms, where the Teacher of Anatomy
Will attend three hours every evening TO give instructions
Praetch 8aatomy The anatomical facilities of
Richmond and its vicinity inferior to none in the u S.
One of the above named gentlemen is Physician
the Richmond Aims House, where the students will
have opportunity, twice week, otener, of hear
ing Clinical Lectures, feeling the pulse, applying the
stethoscope, TO the of which, of the above
named gentlemen has paid special attcnton) and max
ing such other examinations of patients the attending
physician may deem expedient to be instituted.
There are many very respectable private boarding
houses in Richmond, where students be accomno-
dated on the most reasonable terms.
The terms for the will be $40 for each ticket
August Ia 29-tlN
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NTALUABLE APPoMATToX LANE ron sIy.

The subscriber is authorised by the legatecs and
cirs Of Edward Dillon, decd sell that portion of the
Sandy Ford Tract OF Land which lies i'm the county of
Cumberland the north side of Apponlatox river and
adjoining the lands of hcssrs James and Francis An
derson and Col ~ Pcnick This portion of the Sandy
Ford Tract contains by survey 500 acrcs150 of which
are first rate low grounds and about 800 acres in woods
the balance cleared high land. 1t is situated in
healthy country in the midst of fine society being dis
tant from Hampden Sidney College about eight miles
from Farmvil!e four miles, and Raincs Tavern six miles
Is tract is considered to be inferior quality any
tract oil ITS size the Persons disposed pur-
chase, can apply 10 my brother, Richard NJ. Dillon for
information relating the situation of the property and
the terms of sale
will also sell Tract containing $50 acres lying in
the county of Halifax the main Stage road leading
from the Courilouse to Coles Ferry and adjoining the
lands OF DIR Lynn, Mrs Roberts, and VIM. Bruce This
tract contains about 30 creek low grounds and
about one hundred of wood land Persons dspos-
ed to purchase, ascertain the terms by applying in
person to the subscriber by directing their letters to
him at Farnville, Prince Edward. The sons of Mrs
Roberts, who live the land will shew tho property.
will also sell ten shares of old Appomattox stock,
which is now dividing six per cent.
October l6 t47-l4l JAMES II. DILLON.
"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Thc sub.
IA scriber offers sale his tract of Land living in the
county OF CHESTERFIELD eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile of James River containing $50 acres
of about equal portions of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been so improved by careful and
the use OF clover and plaster that nearly the whole
now produces clover kindly. About 20 good
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from so acres of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its contiguity to
the River, and the facility with which the wood can be
carried TO Richmond The wood is worth so cents
per cord il on the land and contracts for the
sale OF several hundred cords at that price annually
now be made. The improvements nearly new, and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of fani-
ly. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence, applications may be addressed to my bro
thcr Col Peter f. Smith, of Manchester (who is fully
empowered to sell and convey the and) my Mana
ger, Mr. Thomas Cheathan,, upon the premises who
will show the land to persons disposed to purchase it,
JORDON SMITH.
p. ST. wish also to sell sc acres of land upon most
of which the wood is standing, lying within three and
half miles of Manchester, adjoining the lands of Mr.
Green Hall, MIR. Fisher and Others. j. S.
Oct. ~. 4S-tf
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BY RITCMIE n Cep0k.l-

0 The ENoUIKER published twice week, generally and
the the
Price, Five Dollars in ul
chartered banks oniy) will be
csvel in The Editors will the safety Of remit
ma the all being paid by the
No will be discontinued the discretion of the
Eltots, uutil all afrcurascs have been paid
Whoever viii the OF nine shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less, frs.
81 No untiit either paid
assumed by in this Is environs.
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NIB OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-Designing to
n u move to the INVEST propose TO sell the fol-
lowing valuable real One tract of land lying on
the South side of Roanoke River in the counties of
Mecklenburg Virginia, and Warren North Carolina, 30
miles above Weldon and l6 above Wilkins Ferry, con-
tanning 300 acres of which, about 600 bottom, of
superior quality-100 in original wood and first. rate
plant land OF the high land about 100 only have
been cleared the balance is heavily timbered and of
good quality for the production OF wheat and tobacco
The Improvements embrace every building necessary for
quarter plantation-mostly new, and in good order
The tobacco barns unusually good built chiefly with
IN the three years last past, and sufficient TO
crop of 10000 pounds can, with confidence. pro-
nounce tins of the best estates the Roanoke
OF It's extent and few, If any, in good situation
for immediate profitable planting. 1t is very convenient
to the Petersburg and Richmond markets, and will snort
ly be equally to that of Norfolk, by means of the
Portsmouth Railroad, rapidly tending its compile
ton Excellent springs abound in all parts of the plan
tationand know il TO be remarkably healthy, having
resided on it, with my family, for two years My Phy
scians bills for attendance than 60 negroes
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last FIVE years
Bloomsbury my place of residence lying on the waters
of Smiths Creek, Warren county, N. Carolina, miles
West of the town of Warrenion, and 10 from Roanoke
River, containing 800 About onehalf of this
tract is IN wood and fair proportion 200 acres fine
tobacco land There ire also 90 acres of
cotton lots, and 40 to 80 of creek bottom The i'm
provements are very extensive well arranged and slight
repairs now being made, will put them in good order
The situation pleasant, and the neghborhood agreea
BILE.
One other tract lying within half mile of the Court
House of that large and wealthy county, Mecklenburg
Va, containing seven hundred and eighty eight
The greater portion of this land is standing in original
wood and abon onehaf is of good quality, well adapt
ed to the production Of wheat and tobacco. 1t would
furnish agreeable and convenient residence to any
gentleman having children TO educate, being within
few minutes walk of that furnishing institutions RAN
doph Macon College and female school of high stand
ing in Boydon.FuIther description of these lands is
deemed unnecessary it is presumed that those persons
disposed TO purchase will view them. MIR. Daniel T..
Hicks will treat for the tract Boydton-Bad health
obges seek nilder climate and am therefore,
resolv, on sengLetters addressed to at Warren
ton, ~ Carolina, will receive prompt attention:
GEO. ID. BASKERVILLE
June l6. I2-tf
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AMIM. McCRERY, Draper aHd Iaiior, respectfully
w calls the attention of his customers and the pub
Tic generally, to view his Of GoODs lust re-
ceiyed He pledges to distant customers who cannot
view in person. an assortment superior in guilty and
TICy and not excced by any in the Union. All orders
shall receive his strict personal attention.
Richmond Oct 30. ISL
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ENOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY. =
IL The Steam Boat CHESAPEAKE, Captain HAY, leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays on the
ngtoD the following Misunderstanding il optional with
travellers to depart in the 10 o'clock A. NJ, o'clock,
+. Nj. Rail Road cars for Baltimore which carry them
through in two hours. Passage and Fare to Washing
ton 81. Passage from Washington Baltimore 50 so
September ~ 40-t1stD
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ROb;ms0m's Pracaice. Vol y.

Eastern DiStTtct Of pIrgiHid, to 1cit:
1T yemembered that on the eleventh day of Sep
II b TENDER, Ammo Domini, thousand eight hun
dred and thirty ve, CoswAy RoBISsoS of the said Dis
trct hath deposited in this Office the title of Book the
title of which, is in the following words, witt "The
Practice in the CoGrs of Law and Equity i'm Vrgnia bv
suits in Equity Richmond. Printed by Samuel Shepherd
and sold by iobeTt Smith. 1885 -rhe right whereof
he claims author, in conformity to the Act Of Con-
gross entitled, Gan Act to amend the several Acts re-
spectng copy rights
HENRY GIBSON, CLERK of tie District
IL The following extract from Mr.. Robnson's Pre-
face TO his Second Volume, will give idea of its
contents:
The consideration that under the Judicial system of
prgiid Chancery must often be decided with
out the benefit of Libraries, and desire make the
ume useful beyond the limits of the State have together
induced to give greater scope il than its name i
ports. 1t is in truth treatise upon the principles of
equity well the practice, and will prove think,
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
in any portion of the Union. In it will be found the
Virginia Statutes and Decisions such Administrations in
per to mention of their Importance of the
recent date at which they made, and most of the
Equity Decisions in the Unifed States The Ncu York
Reporters, CdrRcS, Johnson C0icen, UndeH IIoDkins
and Paige ced nearly often those of Prginia
Frequent reference is made the Decisions of the SUI
preme Court of the United States in Dallas, CTamch
UhedtOR and Peters to those of Mr. Justice in Ma
son, and to the Decisions of South Carolina i'm Bau
and bcCoyd-and occasionally citations are
made from The Pennsylvania Cases in Yates Bnney and
Rdefe, and from the HaSSachnseS Reports including in
the latter not only those called but volumes
of MIR. PickeriHg."
The Second Volume of Robinson's Practice contains
442 pages with table of Contents and table of Cases
cited, comprising Dc pages and complete Index both
volumes, embracing DOG pages more making altogether
COG pages. II is in the Binders hands and will be
for sale at the store of the subscriber in Richmond
10 or IL days Price of the Voume So 50 cts
September Is. [39-G] ROBERT /. SMITH.
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ERRlTISH DRY GOODS, per ship TALLY Ho from
"a - Li0erPOot.-Our importation of Fall British Dry
Goods has arrived at City Point DANES Rivera and wifi
be in store and opened in day More will be
said of it f. IL ]. S. JAMES IL CO..
Sept. |. [34-tfl Market Bridge
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-KzCEe.NOv.As, WE

A DJOURNMENT.-An adjourned meeting of the
IA Stockholders in the Manchester and Petersburg
turnpike, will be held at the Farmers HOTEL in Man
Chester, on Monday, the I'd November. Stockholders
who cannot make it convenient attend, will do well
appoint proxies to act for them according to the follow
ing form: ], - -, do hereby appoint
10 act proxy in my behalf at meeting of the Stock
holders in the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike
o. holden at the Farmers Hotel in Manchester, the
"a oil November, 1880 Witness my hand and seal this
p order Of ;$s ''''- srocKuoLp!EEiRis
October e. 5O-iJ
~ Tho Petersburg Constellation requested puhIi.h
bG,s every other time ill the day
10 H. Lee a, The Famer'. Bankof virginia.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. Richmond
" fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company
wish to employ workmcn to the Carpenter 5
work of IL miles of Rail Road supersiructurc The
highes, priccsby the day or job will be given.
Workmcn also wanted for the of Rail-
Road Cars
The building of two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for
prosecuted, immediate application is invited
J. II. HOPKINS,
Richmond, September 18th, 1885 35-
EAlSMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY The An
MH nual meeting of Stockholders the Dismal Swamp
Land Company, will be held in the town of Suffolk on
Monday, the 10Th November next
RO BUTLER, President
ID. S. Land Company.
Srnitlfeld Oct 20, 1885.
The present Agent having notified the Company of
his intention to withdraw from the agency after the
nua meeting ii very desirable that there should be
full meeting of Stockholders. r. b.
October 9th. 5O--6t
FHNHE firms of Bro,on y Iainlore aud Bro,on Paimore
and Henry l. Brown is alone authorised transact bust
for said persons having claims against
them will nike application to him for payment
VIM. L. PALMORE,
ROBERT w. BROWN,
HENRY |. BROWN.
October % 50--5t