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POETRY.
MUCH yEr REMAINS UNsrNo."
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BUNKER ulI.L.--sr jonas NAL.
No shout disturbed the night,
Before that fearful fight.
There no Boosting high,--
No matshaling oImen,
Who nc FER might meet again
Nocup was filled and ,iuaifyd, TO victory
No plumos were there,
No bannc fair.
No trumpet brc0th'd around
Nor tie DRUMS startling sound
Broke ON the midnight air
There MAS a small still voice"
"a OF ono from out the grave
That caild upon the brave
TO perish and rejoice
There SQUAD of woe,
Ofhcau felt agony
For those who were tot
That day to do aud die
Then fell the widows tear,
Upon her only SOIL
Her sole surN living ono,
Who the day was dorc,
Might be upon his bier
Then was the thick-drnwn breath,
And the parents parting sigh,
And the husbands startling cry,
And the lovers moan sweptby,
And all was still az DEATH
Thprc was no proud arrnyl
Nosofgeous show OF military power,
That lastcth for an hour
Aud then hath pass'd away.
On that cycntlul day:
No monarch gave the word,
No hircngs obey:
No trumpot's sound was heard
Nor the stceds startling neigh!
But commanders gather'd there,
Stout OF heart and strong OF limb;
Then hca I'd the chauntod hymn,
And the lowly muttcrd prayer,
And tho toemap's sullcn gum
As slowly he came on,
And the loud pcapd I" huTrah."
Then the strongest kncos did fall
And the ruddy checks grow pale,
And the bamy summer gale,
A chill DER many cast,
Who had bray'd tho winters bastj
There a distant roar,
There n crash
There n shout along the shore.
Along the hill flash,
Then came the ioeman's cry,
And then the irccman's gun;
A single yell of agony
a groan--and all was done:
A;bntte fought--a victory won!
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ZION the Winehe.Icl vifgilinn. |


DOMESTIC MANUrAcTUREs--The Richmond Ennlircr
of the LIST inst has article upon this interesting sb
Iect, from which we make the following extrncts.
Here follows the article Cou0n-sced OIL and the
Winchester Caypot;ngJ
II Affords US pleasure to perceive that the manuactu-
res OF our neghbohood have attracted such attention at
so great distance Mr.. Conradt factory for nanufc
turing carPetng has been in operation in this place for
some or 10 years and has in that time furnished ma
ny specimens of the various kinds of figured and strpcG
carPetng, which would not suffer by comparison with
the best imported articles His establishment is moi as
extensive as it would be, if it more literally pat
ronzed, but we feel confident that the favorable no.
tcc which has been taken of It is fully deserved-
lie is, however, we believe, carrying on his business
t. the full extent Of all orders upon him and il
prepared TO supply any demand which NAV be- created
for his manufactures We have ourselves had The plea
sure Of making purchases from him for friends residing
as iaf distant 201 mcs and would take equal pleasure
m attending ia The way to the selection of some of
these beautiful articles for our friends at Richmond We
hope that the notice of the Enquirer may attract atcn
ton to the establishment of Mr. Conradt Which on ma
ny accounts, so well deserves encouragement
Besides the manufactory Of Mr. Coiradt there is an
OTHER IN this neighborhood owned and conducted bv Mr.
Aaron Griffith at which considerable quantity Of car
petpg OF various kinds is manufactured besides some
excellent cassnetis, blankets &c The announcement
afforded IS not such these establishments deserve but
the work which is executed is Of a very excellent aua
", and we hope may in time, attract still further m
tg0n1Qc.
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Total to 3Oth Sept, from LIST JAM 1894, S26,284

Total ofexpendture to 3oth September, 1884,
from LIST January, 1899, for extraordinary
=, printing, &c, &C.. .:........... G5,IO3 25
To which, if there be added the expenditures
by the President, his order without
voucher, under resolution of 1lth March
1881. .............-...........2 1,CO- vi
The total extraordinary expenditure from 1st
I-uuary, rA9, TO 30th September. ls3I
will amount TO the sum of. .......... Sol 1OS o.
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a SITUATION WANTED by Lady, who is quail
IA fed TO give instruction in all the branches of am
English Education, French Music Drawing and Paint
ing. line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended to- Dec. 4. Gift
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81 SA REWARD.-Ran away from my son. liz
10 eBsT n@us II. knight and McYoung ". Rcd
man. Moulton, in the State Of Alabama my negro
man George sometimes calls himself George Going
about FIVE feet ten inches in height, Of dark brown
Of his legs, Just above tle aklchone, which
leg don frcOect lie purchased b. my IT,
~ Knight in the city Of Ricnond some time during
the last SUMMER Of Mr. Newton l'1lcy who said tlp
negro raised in the county Of Jefferson, Va. ard
at his father free man living in the State Of PENN
sylyania, where suppose he viii attempt to COL viii
give the above reward to any person who viii secure
him in ans Jail that get him again; and if deliver
cd TO living IN the couniy OF JnncnbTg ab0nt three
in addition, pay M rcasonabls expenses. The said
George IS very shfcwd artfi fellow, and from infi
nation derived lie can read iillc and says he has
worked AZ tho Tanning business two years. ne may
attempt to piss y free man, and ret cmpognent as
such canton aii masters 81 vessels aud others from
li1fb0gnr conveying sad gro AWAY under tiic pc
olty Of Che law. TAEI}fOt W. KNIGHT.
Ipnenturg County Dec q G-v0w
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william G. RivEs.-Wc are oratiGcd with the cont
ment Of the following resolution adopted bv the demo-
cratic delegates of Montgomery county PENNSYLVANIA;
pill friend, and companion of the immortal JcIerson s
hereby recommended candidate for Vice President
OF the United States That in the opinion Of Ibis meet
his pure democracy and regard for the will Of tho Peon
oad constituted authorities Of the nation as shown v his
resignation OF on honorable Office when be couli NOT
conscentiousy discharge its duties in conformity TO Inc
will Of his constitutional constituents evnces tat he s
worthy Of the utmost confidence AID entitled to the suf
fages OF the nation, for the second office in its rn
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ADOhEho WAN Lib nc subscriber wants 10
a employ % or 80 laborcrs, and or coed teams
On immediate application five six months constnnt
employ will be given TO industrious nlcn. Such as art,
accustomed to chopping and bcwing viii be preferred
Apply at the Jewellery Store of Mr.. John Mcconnell
Main Street THOMAS a. MERA
Nov T. Eo ,c
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AnDR &C

OF the Minority of the Legislature of South Carolina
TO the People, explaining their reasons for accepting
the Report of the Joint Committee Federal Rela-
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Toisifor 1881
PRINTlNG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

E1yoordnary Printing, Jor
For the FIRST holfyear, ending Both juno,
viz
900 copies review Of Bcntous
speech, printed by Hunt, Tar.
diff & CO., Nashville, SlOC %
900 copies Saturday Courier, 900 90
Gales a. Seaton, 10000 Of PAM
phct concerning the bank, zoo 90
900 copies Mod ,ifio's and
Adams reports, 36O %
go National fntellirencers lC 90
VIM. Fry, 1900 copies National
Gazette, containing addresses
TO State Legislatures, and re-
view Of Bentou's speech, ~ 50
Tla Lalnnaa /. .lniaA h. lie LnA. ~ ~. -.
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WINE IIiLL ACADEMY-Iiai Co1ulty. yorfh
" Carot'aa.-Ihe Trustees SN the above Seminary
Institution for the ensuing year The applicant must be
qualified to teach the ordinary branches of an English
Education the Latin and Greek Languages and NIahe-
mates The compensation will be the Tuition fees
which, for the last two years, have been about $500 per
annum.
mental branches of Female Education could DC assocat
ed in the School, the entire fees of the establishment
might be estimated at $lOO0--or perhaps The
situation is in healthy neighborhood where boarding
may be obtained at 500 per Good society and
an Episcopal and other Churches in the immediate vici
nifty. Reference may be made to John O. Lay ESQ in
Richmond Vas and applications addressed to the under
signed will be promptly attended to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-27

~ CHANCEBY--YmoixA Notoway County
- Court 4th December, 1891
sally Harper, widow and rcct Of Edward Harper.
acc q, Robert s. Flippn and Nancy his wife Greed r.
harper ana John f. Harper, Plaintiffs,
Newton NJ Harper in his own right and as admins.
traitor OF Edward Harper, dec d. and James r. joel G.
Jesse b and Mary A.lIarpcr infants by the said New.
ton VI Harper their guardian al Htcm and John Avery
and Elz1bcth his wife, formerly Harper, DcGs
rms day came tie plaintiffs, BY their counsel and lcd
ther b.ll-and the defendants John Avery and Elizabeth
ms w, not having entered their appearance and eigon
security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules
Of tins CORTLAND it appearing, By satisfactory evidence
tlt they are not inhabitants of this countryHts 0yr
m That the said defendants do appear here on The fra,
DAY OF the next March term, and answer the bin If fe
plannif5j and chat copy Of ts order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper pubsbcd in he city Of Rich
mond or town Of Petersburg, for months successive.
" and posted at The front door Of the Court house Of s
county a Copy Testc.
Dec. -. l55-ws@-J +. FITZGERALD, C. G. /.
G tOx x BOYD, CoNussioS MxncJfaN4s. Portland
~ B4tnc--Adyaaccs made on consonniont. Of fYO1,
cor', and Iobaeco. Refer 70 r. b. Haxali a Co, I'm
castor, Denny g. Co., Richmond; j b ficklin fred
cfieksburg; Wa Fovc & Co Alcxandria
'eNVeIy q 20 v5s@
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GtONCORD ACADEMY. The exercises of this Sc
" minary, for the ensuing year, 1875, will commence
on the 10Th OF January and terminate the 18th of De-
cemberaliowlng August for vacation. The course of
instruction will comprise the languages and sciences &C.
nerally The terms will be $ll0 each student finding
his bed and candles If those articles be furnished him.
additional charge will be made Communicated
directed to the Bowling Green, Caroline county, viii re-
ccive prompt attention.
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Postmaster, Scotland .Ncck, Worth Caroline
December iG. 66-w2,a
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The parties interested in the foregoing order Of Court
are hereby notified that have appointed Friday the 9th
gay oil feDruafy next, for commencing the settlement
directed by said order; which day 6y 10 o clock A.
NJ they are required TO attend al Powhatan Court.
mousse with Their accounts and vouchers ready for exa-
January 22 alEvio
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: The 0sla0'e g sieted u ne body O ne f,pofl
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Dcc. 1G.

ATWELL c. COLEMAN, prcsA
Dec. 10 GG-2awt3OJ
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of the claims be due smp., .s..-.--.
binding the heirs, have been paid Of the personal Is
tate of the said Isaac Quarles deed.
Jan 20. [SO-w4wl r. y. DANIEL, Com
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FHNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm in the lower
"A end Of Ilcnrico county, containing than six
hundred acres There attached TO this tract about
scyenty-fyc of swamp land of superior quality,
The greater part Of which IS cleared and we'll drained.
and is adapted to the growth of wheat corn OATS and
grasses and about % Of which, we'll set in IL
rnoy and herds grass There is mari in the neigbor-
hood Of this lrn and has been recently discovered
II, Of supposed good quality. Being anxious to dis
pose of this property, will sell bargain.
also offer for sale my stock Of CATTLE sheep, hogs,
horses, mules, and oxen. farming uienss Wagon carts,
&c, Nc.-all, or any Of which, will sell Privately.
Should not make sale before the 18th Of Deccniber
next viii offer publicly, in addition to the above my
household and kitchen frnurc-crops Of corn fodder,
oats. hay, &c, &c. at my present residence. Tenns
made known application to purchase or on the day
Of sale. G.. NJ KEESEE
September 90 42--wtf
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6SCHOOL AT CLIFTON, AMELIA COUNTY. =
~ school will be opened at the house of the sub
scriber ON the both Of January TO close the Goth Of De-
cember, with vacation of two weeks in the SIMMER
As the school designed principally for the education of
the subscribers children, it will be limited to 10 or
~ scholars.
The Course of instruction will be, Reading Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography and the ce-
mcnts ofthc Latin and Greek Languages also Algebra
and Geometry.
The price Of tuition for Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
and English Grammar will be $l5. For the other
branches, $40 will be added.
-Four OF five students be boarded in the family Of
The subscriber at $50 for the session Of 1912 mouths
Clifton Is about two miles south of Gcnito and is per-
haps as healthy situation as any in the State
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Mr.. William Mason, who will conduct the above
school, has been for the last two years pupil the Ainc
a Academy, during which time his department Ina been
unexceponablc and consider him fully competent 10
instruct in the various branches which he profcsscs to
teach. VIM III. HARRISON PrisciDM
Jan. 10. [76-w3wl of9mclia .acddomH
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-08
A CASE OF INSANITY.

! A lady Of this city, in feeble health,
SONS years ago fell from carriage
4 She received q very slight bodily in.
! jury, bu. The frigh. produced sud-
I den and total alienation Of mind. She
Z soan became so entirely nnmanagea.
i Bile, that her friends were obliged to
remove her to the luna,ic asylum al
( Blocmingdsle. In few months, I'M
4 der the treatment Of that institution,
she had so far recovered from her
tmalady, as to hold intelligent CONVEX
ssation on many subjects and her
i friends were ellowed to visit her. On
i one occasion, when her husband Wis.,
a tied her, while he was consulting pri.
s1yately with the superintendents as to
ssthe manner 10 which he should leave
without her knowledge, she left the
.Sroom unnoticed, and united bis horse
! standing in front OF the house, and
seated herself in the wagon with the
s.Teins and whip in hand, when she was
discovered by the people in the house.
1.-THE horse was young and spirited,
she had never refined horse be-
Store. The agonies of the terrified
Husband, when he saw her apply the
Flash 10 the furious animal, may not be
easily imsgined. She started off at
Flfull speed. The husband called for
Ia horse, and was already mounted il
.5pursui, and although he followed on
Hat a rapid rate, be soon lost sight OF
sAher amid the throng Of carriages that
Eicrowded the road from Blooningdale
Tito New York. Breathless with anx-
S:lisiy and fear, he reached his home
AHe rushed into the house and behold,
|Sthere sat his wife 10 the parlor, to his
Isexlreme surprise chatting in high glee
|sp i.h The family on the subject OF her
|.recent exploi,. "Ab,' said she TO
Fhsr husband. ~ saw you preparing to
|sfollow me bu, eclspsed them ALL" III
Lives about The time OF the famous races
|iof the Eclipse horse with Sir Henry
|aShe had driven thru the gateway into
1.-The yard in The rear OF the house, and
Flafler giving the horse in charge OF
,seryant, presented herself before her as
ionished family, 10 whom she was rela-
HI ting her adventure when her husband ar
She DID not return TO the asylum.
Her insanity continued. but It was oi The
N least painful kind. 1t exhibited itself In
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-08
New ORLEANS, July 10.

lSEW OhLEANSt July To-
The steamboat Washington, which
arrived here last evening, brings in
teliigence Of a disturbance on Friday
last at Natchez, between the citizens
of that place and the gamblers,the par
ticulars Of which are as follows: On
Thursday the gamblers were informed
that twenty-four hours would be allow.
ed them to remove from the place un.
molested. This warning being disre.
garded, the citizens commenced, on
Friday, the work of destruction among
the tables, scattering in every direction
their occupants. No lives were lost.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-08
The Mississippi Plot.-The follow.

4
from the Clinton Gazette:
HORRIBLE CONSPIRACY.
Since the commencement of our edi.
torial iabors we have not been thrust
upon the performance Of duty so me.
ancholy, as that TO which we are call"
ed a. the present time.
A few days anterior to the 4th Of
July, various circumstances excited
some suspicion in the minds of few
respectable citizens of Madison county,
in the neighborhood of Beatlie's Bluff,
Of an insurrection among the slaves
of thst settlement being about to oc-
cur. Several slaves were a. different
times overheard, whilst engaged in Sc
cret conversation relative to the pro :.
pused plot. A scrutiny, such as the
crisis seemed to demand, was forth.
with instituted, which led to the devel-
opment of facts of a most startling and
extraordinary character. II was very
soon ascestained, in the progress of
the examination which ensued, that
two individuals, by name Cotton and
Saunders, both of them steam doctors
by profession, were prominently con-
cerned in this nefaiious scheme. Both
these individuals were Immediately APP
pretended. A large meeting Of the
citizens Of Madison county was held,
TO deliberate upon the momentous
crisis which had arisen. at which il
was unanimously resolved that a COM
mittee ofinves,igation should be imme'
diately organized, in the name e. upon
the responsibility of the whole body Of
the citizsns, to use all necessary means
for ferreling out this nefarious plot, &
bringing the offenders TO speedy justice.
This committee, thus organlzed, com
posed of thirteen of The most respectas
BILE citizens ofthe county, men of eleva-
ted standing in the community for
moral worth, integrity, and discretion,
proceeded, as soon as possible, to the
task assigned them and discovering
that the evidences q a conspiracy Eav.
ing been formed were perfectly conclu-
sive, & tina. the guilt Of Cotton 81 Saun.
GERS was placed beyond doubt, With
but little delay, ordered them 10 pubs
lie execution. by hanging, which took
place in the town Of Livingston on
Saturday The fourth day of July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-08
Important 4ioUement III Ohio.


AT large and respectable meeting
Of democratic citizens OF the State OF
Ohio, opposed to the nomination of
MARTIN VAN buren, and RICHARD M.
JOHNSON as candidates for the Presi-
dency, and Vice Presidency by the
office holders' Convention, which met
in the city OF Baltimore, on the goth
Of May last, held pursuant to notice,
in the city OF COLUMBUS, on the even
ming Of Saturday the 18th July, JOSEPH
RlDewAY, Esq. being called TO the
chair, aud D. w. DEsHLER appointed
Secretary, the following resolution
was adopted, viz:
"REsoLvED, That it be recommended
to the freemen of Ohio, who are opposed
to the nomination of MARTIN VAN b.
rem e. RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, to choose
Delegates for the purpose, if they should
deem it expedient, of holding a conven-
ton, to meet in the city of Columbus. ON
MONDAY, THE 22d DAT OF FEBRUARY
NEXT, in order to form Ticket for Elec-
tors Of President ard Vice President of
the United States, and adopt such other
measures as may thensnppear necessary
TO defeat the candidates ofthe oftice-hol-
ders."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-08

HELP YOUR GuEsTs--lt was clever
thought of little Irish girl, who was at
dinner among large party, Clearing that
she had been forgotten to be helped, TO
crumble some bread on her plate, at the
same time saying to boiled chicken near
her, "Come, blddy, come p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-08
OHIO g. MICHIGAN AGAIN.

Fresh disturbances have occurred al.
Toledo, a town within the disputed
Territory between Ohio and Michigan.
The Toledo Gazette Of the goth con-
tains en- account Of the invasion from
Monroe in Michigan, by an armed bo-
dy of abou. $50 men headed by the
Sheriff OF Monroe, and raised by or
der ofihe acting Governor of the Ter
ritory, for the purpose Of aiding the
Sheriffin the service Of civil process.
This body arrested eigh, individuals,
and nearly demolished the office of
the Toledo Gazette. No resistance
was offered by the Toledo people and
the prisoners were carried off 10 prison
at Monroe. The cause of these out.
RACES was an interference by the CHI.
zsns Of Toledo with certain proceed.
ings Of magistrate of that place, act.
ing under Michigan authority, 10 which
residents ofihe town were concerned.
1t seems that, the disputed region be-
ing in possession OF the Miohiganians,
jurisdiction continues to be claimed o.
yer il by Michigan and that the exer-
else Of this jurisdiction gave rise to the
disputes aud violence which have been
mentioned. Thus the hopes that were
iospired Of u suspension Of further acts
10 this unpleasant controversy, and an
ultimate satisfactory adjustment of the
controversy itself, have been thus ear
II frustrated.