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following sentiment which met with most hearty ant
loud response from the company:
"UNIoS. harmony sefdeaial, concession; crcry hins
for the cause, nothiag men, should be the wuchwuit
and motto of the Democratic party.
IL. RICHARD NJ. JonHsoN-Ihc veteran legislator
the gallant soldier who poured out his blood like wafer
in defence of his counlrys rights That country vii
reward him with another pledge Of its gratitude and
confidence.
Is. THE LAD,Es-Friends to Uuion-.hey ,sont d
vide the party.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
By NJ. A.. Long, Esq. The Hon. VIM. Moore, the
Senator from the county of Lincoln the Hon. David
Craghead the Senator from the county OF Davidson;
the Hon WIN. Trousdae, the Senator from the county
OF Sumner and othersTher constituents may well be
proud of their services they dare do all that may be-
come to do" they go for Expunging.
When this toast was announced, the gentlemen nam
ed, loudly called Tor by the company. Col Moore
rose, amid loud cheers and made highly appropriate
acknowledgements for the honorable mention Of his
and services in the sentiment which had just been
ceived and apPlauded by the company He said among
other remarks n conclusion that he presumed BE-.
ing opposed to division of the Republican party wonld
not be suspected Ot not being original aud an abiding
Jackson man. lie had entered the army during the rs
Creek campaign, officer in 4 volunteer CORPS I'M.
der the command Of Gen. acksop: and ever has re-
tropraded or deserted that service until the las, gun of
the war had been fred. He had been the sincere sup
porter of Gen Jackson ever since. II TO late
for him 10 be seducea into participation any Political
movement which had for its open secret object the
prostation of the fame, the honor and good OF that
iNusrious man. As neiaSer of the Legislature, he
was heartily in favor of the eEpunging resolutions,
pending before that body That when he failed To do his
duty redeemng the honor Of his country he would no
Longer boast that he had fought for her liberties.
Col Moore concluded amdst bursts Of applause, by
offering the following sentiment:
GEN. ANDREW Jackson His character, like pure
gold, the more it is rubbed the brighter it shines.
BY Col. Willo Williams. The Honorable 4. O. P.
Nicholson He has taken the responsibility of mourning
the dspleasurc of the No-party Party.
When this toast was announced, Mr. Nicholson was
yociierousy called for On rising in obedience to these
calls, Mr Nicholson said it certainly true tina: he
had taken the dangerous responsibility of mourning the
yndictive and unreenting opposition of the No-party
Party combination. He had done So regardless OF the
consequences HIMSELF aud with full knowledge that
the whole pack of designing ntrguers would undertake
to hunt him down He said, that the which had
been witnessed in Nashville since the Legislature had
convened would be regarded by the whole Union, and
justly, too, as concerted effort to pull down tbs fame Of
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nonweath of Virginia lend her in the completion of
III WORK Can 1t be possible, that for want OF this aid
"cr twenty years of labor, to take retroprade
- "rcilfe that all we have done is folly-and 90
oach Every gentleman who heard him. VIC uid saw that
Suo iaiure would be lamenabe. But we are told that
",c !" incur an enormous expense Virginia is asked
TO take hall million, addition to her former
uon Was that such mighty sum that the State should
SHRINK IRON IT. In aud important work? There il no.
nng III the experience ofthc State as 20 the James River
iat shouih cause any such fear. The Improvement of
ai RIVER had as yet the State one cent The
ae had been sufficient To remunerate her for all her
ecssD,uEsements But the gentleman from Harrison is
HiStehcd ut the mighty consequences Of the loans we
snail be neeessitatcd to make But suppose the State
shouo exchange S3O0,CO0 of its Bank stock for James
river STOCK whore would be the harm and where would
Dc the Danger When this work compared with all the
ocrs IN the State, they sink into nsgnifcance We have
every day applications for roads. requiring thousands
"c" 10 De raised by loans, against which do
near lisp There are, for instance. three PROPOSE
uons on the table for roads extending about two hum
mics, all running through the county of Harrison
Ne thcse have been under considerations the pcntle
man mas not sad one word the subject of taxation
OUT on me present occasion he is nightly afraid the
people WIN be taxed. When the bill passed this House
many thought the city Of Richmond was undertaking.
from ITS subscription and add the subscription Of
The State IL need not interfere with the financial mr.
engagements oil the state have merely 10 soil 500
shares oil Bank stock and invest the stock of the canal
Inns is the only work have ask cd for and the
oy one we ever expect to obtain Let every gentleman
consider the vast importance of this wor-et him look
0 ms own breast and weigh the proud consciousness
oil having done his duty against any sectional prejudice
OF misplaced economy win this House refuse what we
now ask lie hoped not--hc trusted they would not
stiie such proposition. They will not be diverted
@ The Performance of their duty by the fears of fnan-
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vi aus vital importance, there could be hut opni
ana All who go for Virginia indivs.be, int .gra
W"oc must DC aware, that the completion of this work
IS essential TO that most desirable condition. The bill,
ny inc amendments of the Senate had assumed the form
most acceptable to MIR. Mcdowell years ago. The rcla
i've amounts of private and State transposed
the State taking three, instead of two-hs. This inn
povclncnt Is an immense undertaking, in which great
capitalists should be engaged The State can operate
more advantageously than private stockhulders-ihe
WORK VIII be performed with more promptness and
expedition There another conside alton of great
ihonent--Ihe State has far interest in the sue
cess OF the work, than in the tolls which may accrue
from IT. Should there therefore be any difficulty in The
progress OF the line how beneficial would it be that the
state should Interfere partner of the company If
sic had smaller amount of capital her inter position
might be Intellectual In constructing this work we en-
ter into competition for the trade of the Ohio-not with
ooinniuntes--not with indivduas-but with States
hcsc States may, in the warmth of competition reduce
lclr tolls to very low rate. remit them entirely
policy; But Virginia acting State, could. in such
case take such measures the public good might
quirc.
Mr.. CABELL said he induced to make remark
by what had been said by the gentleman from Rock
bridge lie differed from that gentleman the rea-
sons winch ought TO govern the House in support of the
bill The gentleman advocated the bill because he wish
ed the fundamental rule governing appropriations to In
tcfhal improvements to be changed make the
tac contributor To three iths and other subscribers
10 wo-ths In acquicscing in that rule of proportion
on uis occasion, Mr. G. acted upon the principle of
temporary exception t. the general rules OF the policy
the Stacthat departure being justified by the nagni-
tudc of the work and the emergencies ofthe occasion
The peculiar difficulties attendant upon the origin and
progress OF the enterprise question: made it necessary
Tor the Stale to contribute tun 2ts the ncipcnt
f7' f-r-----. is.'' Sd. denarirs,. hc
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E,WGR SRp.g
Virginia Legislature.
DEFERRED PROcEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
I'r;doU In, Ol
JAWS mvrn ANo kANAwmA IMrnovrmrNr.

kANAWuA IMPROVEMENT.
The bill TO authorize the Common Council of Ri IL
IN nd To make further subscription to the stock OF the
JAMES River and Kanawha Company, returned fro he
Senate with amendments having been taken up and the
amendment OF the Scnac, ST. liking out tho word SEVEN
and inserting the word 'two, Limit the amount
OF additional stock To be taken by the Common Council
TO S2oOOOo instead Of s750OUO, in the original bill
bong under consideration
Mr. WooLFoik said, he was willing 10 have the vote
taken on this amendment for the purpose of Judging
whether The House disposed concur in all the
amendments of the Senate. lie should consider a vote
IN favor of this pledge for the others and
gave notice, that in the of its being adopted hc
should move an indefinite postponcmcnt of the whole
matter
Mr. SfnSS opposed the bill in its present form and
went Mt length into the for his opposition lie
deprecated the spirit of extravaganza which seemed
chaacerze the legislation of the present day. regard
10 internal improvements, the result of which would be
TO burthen the State with enormous amount of debt
anu consequent increase ofaxaton with little prospect
that The work would be completed for fly years TO
come lie alluded to the present condition of Ohio
OF internal improvement had been carried
hto operation with the resources of the State Treasury
ihe consequences there, had been that the people were
groanng under load of taxes almost insucrabc He
did not believe this scheme could be effected by any
ain.unt OF means which had been estimated and if it
could be, he was of opinion that it could not be made
productive to the State great part of the country tro
winch the improvement would pass, was mountainous
and unprpductve where nothing raised but wor-
e-bcrrcs and nothing else could be made to grow In
some portions of that re0on. the farmers m raise sui
icien -
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I'm PRESS, the Practice in the Courts of Law and
" Equity i'll Virginia, by CoSwAY RoBINsOS Vol 2
Containing Practice IN SUITS IN ECuifU
This volume divided into twenty chapters; the first
OF which treatise upon equitable Jurisdiction cnbrac-
ing the following subjects Account, dover partition.
fraud mistake, accident bill 10 pcrpcuatc testimony bill
OF discovery; removal of legal mpcdimcnts; prcserva-
ton OF property pending gation aid to Judgment Gre
dor mortgages and deeds Of trust continuing trusts
resulting trusts bill TO contest set up will disrosi-
ton OF assets; partnership; surctyshp assignment set
on SUITS Tor freedom husband and WIFE infants; idiots
ana unacs suits for forfeited eschcatcd fnds; SIRE
acas to repeal letters patent settlement Boundaries
bill quto aj bill of peace; specific cxacdtion nc cr
cat; foreign attachment; and injunctions
The titles OF the other chapters follows liui-
taton Of suits in equity; 3 proper parties; 4 matters
winch may be comprised in suit process; g. plead
mgs proceedings at rules; g. evidence; o. change Of
parties by death marriage 10 orders entered upon
onj hearing of the cause u order directing issue
ana proceedings under -. order of account and
proceedings under same Ia order for sale OF property
and proceedings under same I5Fehearne after nerlo-
cu'oy ana before final Decree 10 final decree H. taxing
COSTS 10 mode Of compelling performance Of decree,
10 bill OF review; 2l/appcals
TIC yolnie WI lave in the first part Of il table of
contents and table of cited and in the conclusion
there viii be full index both TO this and the former vo-
iumo
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d AW NOTlCE.-FoNTAINE II. PrrrIs, late of
Orange county, having located in the city of New
ork IN the practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
icssonal services to his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
STATE, he deems references unnecessary. All business
prompt and faithful attention
n H. Persons in the South, who have or may hercaE
ter have runaway slaves suspected to be in either New
YORK or Philadelphia, may find it to their advantage 10
send niinucly descriptive communication postpaid as
above. September 30. 12If,n
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January 90.
HN CHANCERY-USrED STATES CouRr 9TH Cir
IA cult and Eastern District of Virginia December eth

~ cnAtN'|Eh1-O STATES CoCRT 9th Cir
n cult and Eastern District of Virginia December s;th
1884:
Thomas Craig George Rutherford, Robert Montpo-
merle, Robert Sper Robert Faud Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs,
James Scott, executor of John Leslie deceased who
was executor Of Robert Craig, deceased Thomas Ben
die; Patrick Coutts, and the said James Scott in his own
right, Defendants
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition to the court
IN this cause which is received and ordered TO he fled
Andupon consideration thereof and for appearing
to the court 1T is the motion Of the plaintiffs Orcred
That summons be issued. from this court by the clerk
thereof, requiring Thomas T. Swami Samuel G. Swami;
Dabncy NJ Wharton and Anne his wife. formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Johnson and Jane his wife f1rn,crl,
Jane Swami, distributes of Samuel Swami deceased
ta saId in the petition aforesaid be citizens and in
habsnts OF the State Of Nirgna) plaintiffs i'm q suit
brought by them and now depending in the honorable
Superior Court of llcnrico, in the State of Virginia.
ceased, who executor of Samuel swami deceased
to appear here the first day Of the next term Of this
court to show SC, If they can why they should
not be barred and prccuded from any recourse against
the estate monies and effects Of Robert Cr1g dec un-
dcr the control OF tins court; and in the mean time
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered: LIST 10 take
account of the debts, If any still due from fine.
said Robert Craig, deceased or from his estate and
to enable him to ascertain the same he il directed to
advertise for three months i'm one of The nccsuancr nj
Robert Craig deceased Of his estate IL any sncl Gre
dtors there be- who have not been paid come in and
prove their claims before him. be forever barred and
pVcuded from all against the estate monies
aud effects of The said Robert Craig deceased under the
control OF this Court2d. 70 examine and report 10 the
u what progress has been made in the said suit dc.
lding in the said Superior Court Of Icnrco and what
ays have taken place tlc part Of The plaintiffs i'm
suit, in bringing the to a final decision
copy Iesie, RID. JEFFRlES, Clcrk.
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The ENQUIRER Published twice week, gen rally and
three times week during session OF the
Price ihe same hereto i Five Dollars ayabe in adj
Notes ehltsd, specic1yiug banks (oly) Will b.
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0 Whoever will the Of mae papers, shall
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A DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-An persons in
fA dcbtcd to the estate of Garland H. .iit,AoH late
merchant of Richmond deceased hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment the undersigned
And all persons having Claims against the will
present them, duly authenticated, for payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS, .3dministrator
Of Garland H. Mitchell, deceased.
November o. 5s-3m
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aNANDEN AND FLOWER sEEDs.-The sub.

aNAkDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS-The sub.
IN scriber has received fun supply of the above
Seeds Warranted genunc) from those celebrated seeds
men, ID. " Z. Landrcth, OF Philadelphia. and from the
united Society of Shakers, New Lebanon, New York
Large giant sparagus; carly China Bean yellow do
six weeks do, large Lima do, large Windsor do Caro-
Ina do; early blood urnip Beet, early yellow do long
blood red do French sugar amber do nangcl wulze
do; large purple cape Broco early York Cabbage
large York do Philadelphia do, early Baitersca ear
~ sugarloaf, large druinhcad, large Bergen, green
glazed, red Duten, green globe Savoy; green curcd
Savoy; white solid Celery, red do long orange Car
rot Altringham do, broad-eavcd garden Crcss car
y frame Cucumber long prickcd do, early cluster do
Gherkn green cured Endvc, early golden Sioux Corn
early 1uscarora do green curly Scotch Kac early curcd
Sicsia Lettuce, large cabbage do, ice do brown Dutch
nutmeg Melon green citTon do, Murrays pine apple
do, Watermelon, purple Egg Plant white Mustard
large Nasurum, white Portugal Onion, yellow do sill
yer skin do red annual do Okra Landrch extra early
Peas early six weeks do. early frame do early WASHING
ton do Bishops early prolific, dwarf green imperial
large -marrowia long smooth French Parsnip; cured
farscy OK heart Pepper; large cheese Pumpkin field
do early scarlet short top Radish long salmon do long
white summer do cherry scarlet do white iurnip do
Rhubarb; Spinach, round and prckly orange varied
Squash, white Canada do; Satisfy vegetable Oyster;
Tomato; Sage; early white Dutch 1urnip red top do vel
low Aberdeen do, globe do rutdbaga do potato Onion
sets top or tree do, silveTskin do.
W Orders received for Grape Slips, and Ornamental
and FRUIT Trees. WIN. PALMER
January 1 S2-2awtf
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HTXECuTOR SALE.-Will be sold to the high
"A "A est bidder, Wednesday the 18th February next
at the Steam Saw Mill. in Charles City county belong.
ing TO the late firm OF Royal * Cartwright which
firm ). q was surviving partner-a large quantity OF
Plank and Scanaing Tcrns-Nincty days credit
Join L. BURTON acting E1'or Of
Samuel Cartwright, jr, deed
Jan 81 S.-2awtds
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
CoNMlssioSER. $ OfficE,

u
Richmond Dec. rs, l-3I
Pursuant 10 the foregoing order Of Court the ere
.ors Of Robert Craig, deceased, Of his estate If
such creditors there be-, who have not been paid
hereby notified TO come in and provo their clnims
fore me, at my Office in this city or before the 18th
Of March next, o. be forever barred and prccludcd
IN al recourse against tic estate monies and effects
me said lsy)cri Craig decd under The control of the
ld Court HILARY BAKER, Conu'r
Dec y. ~ a.
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N OTlCE.-Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Su-
v percr Court of Law and Chanccry for the county
of Hanover, pronounced the both day of Oct lsJ
in suit therein depending James and wife against Bird
and others, the undersigned Commissioner named i'm the
said decree, will sell the Sd day of February 1873 at
the front door of the Bell Tavern the City of Rich
mond for cash. all the slaves in the said decree
belonging 10 the estate of LOUISE II. Bird, deed
TlIOS. II. BIRD, Commissioner
January 90 sO-3ts
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HT PORTER & co. will take pleasure in accommo-
IA 10 dating their friends and the public, during the
winter, in their accommodation Coaches from Richmond
to fredericksburg and Washington City Seats taken
at the Stage Office, Eagle Hotel
Jan. 30. 80 tr
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"A LBEMARLE LAND, near the University. for Saic.
VA The subscriber intending 10 move TO the West, Of
frs his Tract Of and, in the county of Albcnarlc few
miles from the University of Virginia, for sale This
land lies medately the Rivunna river between the
lands of Maj Thos. j. Randolph and Capt. David An
derson and contains by recent survey, As All
the cleared land ia in high of Improvement under
the clover and plaster SYSTEM and in few years may be
made equal to any in VTgna. OF that in woods, good
part first rate tobacco land further description is
deemed unnecessary. am determined sell. bar
gain may BIZ had. CHARLES II. LEWIS
Jan. IL
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November %.

"a INTEND visiting the State of Mississippi early in
M the Spring and will attend TO entering lands for
those who may wish to purchase III that State either for
settlement or speculation. l believe, from my know
ledge of the public lands in that State having been over
and examined much of it last fall make such
icctons as will not fail to give satisfaction To those
who may want small settlements, and not disposed
to visit them previous to removing, can make very adj
yantageons locations, and be of great service put
ly easy-,To those who may have negroes which they
wish settled there and disposed go teasc Ives
also be of service. This State is known to be
better growing State, and the profits from labor in this
article, Is too well known TO render it necessary for me
to add word ON thai hbjcct. lbclieve portions of the
State healthy, and tArs TO BE- sicky in making loca-
tons for scttemcnsa due regard will be paid 10 this
the first object MADISON WALTIIALI.
Richmond, Jan. 2lst SI-6t
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tf p 30 lo,,eI supply any
,ooAsy to purchasers of the above of
the best editions and at the lowest prices, and will prompt
~ attend to all orders, without compcnsaton
The Journals ofthc Conventions and General Assem-
by contain mass of interesting and valuable inlorma
uon winch entities them to place in every public and
private Library.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON Sec. Com. & LID
Richmond Jan. 20 S0-2aw'3v
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II ABOREkS WANTED.-Tlc Subscriber wants 10
D employ % or 80 iaborcrs. and or 5 rood teams
On immediate application FIVE six months constant
employ will be given to industrious men such as are
accustomed TO chopping and hewing will be preferred
Apply at the Jewellery Store Of MIR. John Mcconnell
Main Street THOMAS q. MERA D.
Nov T. - 49,
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NOIlCE.-Sone time last Summer ! gave "a Power
Of Attorney to Francis Sutton, to prosecute Ger
tain Revolutionary Claim. ] hereby revoke that pove
of Attorney and beg that those persons concerned viii
take notice Of the fact MARY w MUSE
King Queen county, Jan 81 s3-w!w
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n AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree Of the
county court of Caroline Chnncery, will be sold
the residence Off Mrs Lucy Hundley in the county of
Caroline the 9Th day of February, lo:5, credit
Of IL months l2 of Land, belonging the estate
adjoining the land Of NJ Young, John w. Hundlry and
others. deem it unnecessary say any thing in
gard to the quality of the land it is presumed that
persons wishing to purchase, will first view the land
Any person wishing it, do so, by application
10 the subscriber, to John w Hmdlcy.
ALBERT S. lUNDLEY Commissioner.
Jan 10Th, 1875.
n B.-lf, from any cause the above sale should not
take place that day, will be sold at the Bowling
Court A. = III. Com.
Jan 2j SIT
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WANTED, for the present year, sober steady
w Wagener-Apply at the Office of the Richmond
pGofer Jan "a. S2-wtf