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DEATHS


bteu on The 10Th instant, the 18th OF a
aSted neasc months which with
i.aoeh d. daughter OF Henry li Mouat cdcon Ca
Died, OF b;s f.L.r
on thursday the 9Th Instant year of b aae Dr.,
sfsy ~ lsiner OF Mcasyc leaving
mn
ny all who knew him Intimately talents Qualities ma
M were hci N high tie relation,
lac pore To his iclesy
nel 10 ms obligaiiofs aud Of untns devotion 70 his
n9s N aenj codaly sincerity
% as physician though he had &C
PSu stIong hold upon the confidence ,y,
devoted to hisiness habits from his youth; possessing
e1a DISCRIMINATING and practical mind;
s4uuousy TO the study of his
aud regarding neither
SAFETY 81 patient at stake high seemed to n,nit
ne was engaged IN aud
III, ipidemic OF tho last winter, attacked
nom the lungs the ominous
winch Terminated his existence
of he safety OF his patients could
rather Than a his engagements urgent
$3.50, nc ,oie considerable distance them,
as oosdns from the lungs himself Tho consequences
'i' alien an immediate victim, mness dclbe-
which he
some o las neighbors Throughout tho lingering nd;snson
MS mind Continued clear
Np1rns eye aud tnied check of tho
ooeu atehVey the Of his
oeany ainost every indication which
sussed hmel sought from attended him r.
from belief
because ma ieit gssursd of bs s.
might be niitisated, and his
raj months previous TO his dbn spoke maascr Of
un not isr Distant lie watched
~ without terror, his imness continuing unshnken mud h;s
even 10 hts last momcnts.1hus
" he grave by large eoncouEsc Of friends relations and
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Of Canaan But who shall possess this central no.,,o,
Posiuon which commands the trade of the Eastern
.h sern nemispheres, and therefore destined TO be-
,; e gnway OF the Natons-the High Court RIetropo-
s, ana Mistress of the World2 Ii belongs TO Eovot
now oy conquest from Turkey and by syerasce of En
But what great Power will wrest il from, the hand
inc ieeee Ptian, and possess for its own asgan
azement! Will England suffer Russia Ifthe Russian
pear Jay his paw upon the Land of Judca away so the
Rsss possessions and Commerce. in ndostan But will
~ 'uu ms fassat OF ConstantinoPfe, permit England
20 Greet an Empire cre No. Who then i To have il
Hone rover must for it cannot remain jt is Here
% S's' precisely similar 10 that of Greece Rus
france Austria aud Russia, sad No. that shall not be-
mn saystk"ssla IT am not to have it, neither of YOU
as matter CO necessity, will guarantee indie nd.
ence oi lnssey t, the Greeks themselves So apprc-
memo, ~ Will lc with the Land of Judea Neither Rus
STA nor England will consent that either shall possess IL
ergo, the Jews will be restored it, aud Guaranteed in
e possession OF their country under the protectorate of
great maritime Power--and that Power will be Eng
and And thus the policy Of Nations win fulfil the pur-
poses Of Jehovah. JOHN THOMAS Al IS
Richmond, Oct. 10, lS35.
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RUSSIA ugms ENGEcSSSg 3.

-"h0 SHHt pOsScss The HViY Land
Newspapers az tsis epoch Of the W0rd's sgo ,r, IS
great interest To the student Of the Prophetic W ;l;
especially as tIe seventh and last psl of The
D. now pouring ont into Mo mir, the ovcrn5ncnts ~
tne Prophetic Earth, o. within the limits of The Amcent
Roman Empire The sixth phia las alfnos, been drained
~ ITS drrgs by humPe and the Euphracan Ennirc and
INC new route wiach the fransit Vi Indian commerce. s
about 10 takc, together With event. i'm relation 10 ,,,
ana surrounding countres rapidly preparing t6s
way for Tue Trinfn Of the Jews their own conntrv
we emo" nat hefe in this country IT, ttl Canal
or railroad, run through certain section ID enhance
t value OF Tire tract which such confriyanoos r1v
S Ss Iocard md Why Because Of tire ou.e il opens
iof lne transit OF The produce Of said tract To- som ou
or foreign market. aud Of tic facilities II sf.,rd ib
iandowncr 81 applying hs warts sr luxury or peces
SLY How nueh mpfe, then, shall the Holy Land once
the emporium of Indian commerce. i'm the times Of David
and solomon, be elevated in consideration and valne
when steamboats, arc padding thc waters Of the Eu,
Pnfates ana fed sea- and bearing and $50 "oie oea
81 OrmRs and Of tndf" When E0ypt has completed the
suhjugaoU Of the Arabs aud England shall have restored
the commerce Of tho East 90 s opcienl ronte 70 that
route Vt was Accustomed 10 take before Capt Diaz aud
Nogco da Cana doubled the Cape Of Coed Hope and
sailed ~ Caiicnt on The shores Of ndosianwhai coun.
Wy ~ the known world viii b. more eligible as theatre
o. European and commercial enterprise than the Land
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FOR TIE ENoUJRER

RIGHT or surrR Acr con ,d Eo ir dyte hy9 UlRER.
Is NE Right If Sgtrage rested IN the me,pbers of a
Poiue ana eorp1rote incorporated to manufacture goods
tc0fes or meTeheHdtze; 10 male TurHpike Rood Ro
Road or Canal; TO raise Coat for sale anil fraasDorof
10 mine Jor Gotd; to make or niaaujactvre {yoa ~
Brass Lc0d; IN faisc Safe or Stone Tar srLc nv >,
ant money, Gnd deat as a Bank; ar for am, ,yLcr M
Pose reqniri ~ e and possession of linus or fots
gMaJ oT teheh they may, under The 4et Of poration
Cc used and pOssesscdY ''''''
Ia considering this question, we ought rather 10 deli;
peIae anG Getermnc as vrtuous Statesmen, than ns
reaeu iu'Ophng politicians For, muabe are the az
,aTS OF nankind-so astue tie perez pons and secn-
less the eyes OF ardent politicians at all times that M
opening however small, ought exist in the Insttn
uons OF Government, through which improprr n,,.c.
may De exercised by the few over the many ar H.
strong over the weak. We have seen too in he bis
~ OF DoVernmsnts, that men, almost universally who
attain power over community State or Nation aoains
common right or general sense of Justice are ssld,n
scrnPulous OF the means to sustain IT, While settling
the principles OF this question, we are not merely ~
gnafa he rights oil few citizens as they now exist but
TO take care that we do not open door y which paro
once seated IN power may perpetuate it pleasure or
90 othcr wrong TO TIE Commonwealth. And above all
we should never forget that what has been done and To-
efeied or Justified will be repeated as often as occasion
nayTfque, ambition dictate il
If the right of The Stockloldcr. of corporation r.,
vV'e on lands held by the corporalon be granted at an
u rs admitted on all hands Chat that gyaui sists some
wnetc ~ me following clauses quoted from The Cons
% "And every such citizen being possessed or whose
uhant ior years Of will or at suferancc possessed
OF an estate Of freehold in land Of the value Of TWENTY
I'VE dollars, and assessed be r. anv assessment
thereof be required by law."-(2) " And every such
% Deng possessed. as tenant in common 0int.te-
nun OF paTcener Of an interest o OF share Of land and
having on estate Of freehold therein such interest or
sre Dsing OF The value Of twenty five dollars and 50
70 DC, u any assessment thereof be- required
" by law 80 And every such citizen being ntiiied
70 reYersion or vested remainder in fee expcctant
on On estate Tor life lives in land Of tie value Of f
oollai'i and 80 assessed 10 be- il any assessment
'hefeoi be required BY law, &c, shall be entitled 10
vote Inc citizen 10 to be white male citizen Of the
oo9nonws"t resident therein, aged twenty-onc years
- mus, y VIII DC seen, that the Constitution intends.
'na he cizens voting, shall be nafuya and not ayff
eai persons for, they must be schHe male citizens resi-
aeNts me Commonwealth, and aQed fDenfg.0ne ye0rs
corporations are artificial persons, created BY law to
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op..no,e . COMMUNICATIVE.

oGINSfOkS-AITENO!
do not Unde rstand by what autbori.g vov oc,ed 49,,
mr.; Clay sPeisl Resolution, charging The President
WIN having vone something in "deroeaiioD Of the Con.
sutution. Have you any power, whatever which il
not derived from tho Constitution What clause in thai
gives yo"ile right to pass any such Resolutions
You cannot sn9. one. Did you not then usnrY onbs
~ not conferred by the Constitution? Might YOU n.,
Jus. as 'ighisSl - nrsove That am mpernen e l.
me men 70 ~ yourselves up eomRtcd IN dfsad Me
CO"StftHtf0H In my poor Judgment, (as Senator CLAY
says this act of yours is one of the most agrant
ana dangerous shade upon the Consiituo
ne people can distinguish between that rcspcct which -
due to the senate and the nsrited ward Of dpnont
senators Fhey ID not the lees respect and defend tb
constitutional rights oe the Senate because M liz
tfe"chery OF SenetnFs But they win never allow u,e
enae-ii"use TO 10 senctDary for usurpcra Bot nv
@oec was ~ inquirc Of any Of the deierders III liz
Constitution, whether the House Of Rrpregsutaiivss
nave not precisely The light condemn tie senate
LOT passing gay sdamUatory Resolution, that The Ssnsfe
mao 70 pass ~ II why not? An ignorant adco
care Tor Bush Ins@actions woad lie TO be Dfog,usd
Dy some Of tfose condcsocnding Senators who fLe so
'nuc pleasure in Tightening the people al toles
anu IN Sunday SPeccleS PUBLiUS VALERO ,
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Nov IT.

AE ANCHESTEB AND PETERSBURG TURN
1Ys PIKE COMPANY.-The General Meeting Of
we and Petersburg Turnpike Company held
conormaby to notice, adopted the following Resolution
sno ordered thesame to be published the nouirer and
Wing, newspapers Of the city Of Richmond
HesotCed u"o1iaous Rhat the Directors Of this Conn
Pany cause to be drafted ard presented 10 the next Lee
gsature petition, autliorsng the present Manchester
Road fron Manchester TO Petersburg making use Of The
SAID turnpike as far as may be practicable and adyan
'ageous to DO So WIN. TAIEWELL, President.
Tno's BRooxiSo, Secretary
Nov -.
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oPeete- Eight hundred and seventy Eve thousand dol
lars in specie received by the three New Orlean
packets which arrived on Wednesday. Large amounts
aa previously come to hand, and still larger amounts
nSe now ON the way already ordercd amounting in all
1T Is said to more than three millions Of dollars
IN Tyr,nx
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both excs, and of all ages
me oce at which II was printed, reduced to ash.
es at the great fire that destroyed so many establishments
IN August last The Stereotype plates only wer. pre-
served rom the conhagraton. But SO great il The en-
egy winch presides the concern that 1000 comics
oil oo'h 'he present Volumes have since been printed
oi-"hd 'he Agent, MIR. n. w. Bridges is now i'm this
Siy, prepared To receive subscriptions and IN b.v,,
cops o 'he work He has been particularly fortunate
!" oo I'M y the patronage which il has
received Is M" greater than il deserves We eheeri,llv
recommend =, to all the heads of ta,niiiss
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tools. To the Canarans IL opens tho
internal milenium and, hence the intensity of their
enors but surely in the conduct Of those who have
n,heso sustained the good of Union and the Con-
suuhon, little reflection on its nature and effects
would produce great alteration
IL should be recolec,cd the Catnaraus will do any
hng aud endanger every thing AT FIRST for personSl
were they I've sopPoriers Of the present
oeht OF tne chief oiice of the country No Satraps
bending The knee and bowling the head before the throne
OF rerSian Monarch were greater aduators or baser
natcfers Yet, their leader and liz cl.,
excluded from the ehar of State aud lepf ed or n. M
buehcr, iis powrr and It's profits, than they declared war
against the Union; and To- ies their object tried S,s, 10
avail themselves of hc Tariff In this they f.i.J and
thus failing. they rndra yorng Ia make s. Of the
oi"ve Question to ssry their da5lical purpose into sue.
operation This Is the history their present
Vaccinations, and ~ their attempts 10 produce effect NV
increasing discussion the nntnic END nd object Of
.ne Nor,hern Fanatics This, they know is all that
wahteu 10 Introduce nscYy tcir country end them
selves into oihcc Riding IN the wbirlvn ind md dread
ngthe storm be Union dssovcd-t,e Soul, disturb
eu anu devastated. they yauy imagine they viii he call
ed TO Office and then be able to claim the character of
peace makers and restorers Before t4n, eonvulso,s
and commissions of their creation will erase ,rLs
hey Dream and thus dreaming, (or the Earth never be-
held such vaporcrs and Missionaries seeking iauonce in
goyernncnD th~irconduct is accordingly instigated
vi The true design of these Dearious politicians the
country should be on lis guard Fortanasrly though
ie activity IS Increasing their numbers and influence
are dnishing Their chei organ is dying from mani
uo and ceasi,g to pouie the Of the Federal Metro
polis with his pestcrous breath The Banney
TOO has fallen to the dust while the Union and the Cnn
sutuuon are still te proud boasts Anne rio ~ Peone
The " Exaniaer will bear scrutiny and n,o,r,h
The leader existence has been longer tolerated than the
others IL mas been ermnsted in disgrace that will
ever remain MONUMENT OF its nparity and impotence
CASSANDRA
The toiioeing Correspondence embraces he Extracts r.,
Jerred ~ IN le Obose Communication
- NoSFohK, Oct. 18th, 1885.
we have been deputed by portion of the ci,i-
zens of this Borough, ender To You Public Dinner
10 De gwen at the Exchange Hotel such day during
your sojourn wisS us may suit your convenience Il
is source OF high grat6aatoa as, the organ of
c9nmunicaton 10 you, at this crisis in the
ainrs OF the So0t the deep sense entertained bv our
citizens, Of your signal SERVICES in the advocacy OF
Southern Rights and Southern Interests
We arr- very respectfully
Your obedient servants,
OYER MYERS,
w w. SHARP,
HENRY s. ALEMAND
DUNCAN ROBERTSON
JOHN S. MfLLSON
JOHN n. FAREWELL.
WIN T.. CUNNINGHAM
JOS. II. ROBERTSON.
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ONO Election, and contends that Mt Webster il The
ony man we can rally on with any hopes Of success =
ao that the "wise and good in various parts of the
vhon look to him the lust hope "A "yreat Public
'sshg was held at Pittsburg, the 7th which adopt
ca Mr. Webster their candidate with the greatest en-
,nusias and earnestly recoinnend to IN, friends of
Danei webster throughout the State that Convention
oe "e'u al Harrisburg The In day Of Lsuarn neit for
,he purpose OF selecting such candidate i Vice Presi
W as said Convention may consider worthy of that
ny" anu h.noiabie Office, aud likely 10 he ncccct
a0r To tue friends of their country To form mn EIec,o
Ticket ifthcy should deem it advisable: and further 70
quests ta't meetings may Le held in the several cum
"es OF the State, as early convenient, To clos. d,s
go'es Tor said Convention equal in number &, the mem,
oSrs "f Assembly from each county"
"a new Sign Is, that the .9nii ,f0sons of Plad.l,a
appointed delegates to attend Convention of their
ue same Time at which the Harrison Convention meets
ne rhii inquirer advises the whole Opposition 10 CON
eehuate IN the Statc-'sthe Wings as well as The Anil,
nasons-tie friends Of Webster, Harrison White Gran
gcn.ahi in the support of electoral ticket
Inc i.ynchburg Nirgnian still ends ito Con.
s, rvucy.-ln noticing call OF the friends of
General Harrison in Bedford county TO meet ~ The
Novembsr Court, earnestly advises them In chance.
tne terms oil their invitation from the friends s,f
Senerai liarrison, TO the opponents of Van Buren
ut SUI, goes IN ftyor OF imp lged Ticket as be-
"eeh "h"c ana HaTrS0Hleaving II with the voters TO
the Electors to vote for whichever of tb. NAV
receive MAJORITY of the popular sufTragcs For our own
De content with the election either and such
Is te general sentiment of the Why party i'm this see
lit" ~ ' 'NP's'so"'
The truth is that the Wings have no system no oro,
nlzation, no Candidate-They do not know what 10 he
ihcy resemble the image which spoken OF in the
ocpnesand small stone will break the monster into
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lie sSt IN Ch1ncery depending in the Circuit SUI
~ Perior Court OF Powbatan, which Royall Marlin
ENor of, and Trustee under tse Will Of Toh Dnn =;
gansiSnd Lucy DsPp, Abram Depp, Salisbury Depp,
stephen Depp Miles Depp and Esther his wife In yni
DepP, Simon Depp, Lucy Ann Depp, Mike DEM. Wal
d ksr pepp Elizabeth DePP and Pocuhontas Depp the
gaid ,onioD t>1cy Ann, Mike, Walker Elizabetb and
rocaontas being ifant under the age of n years nre
ariendanSt was by the Court se 9TH day of DC
toner IN the year 1888, among other things sdndcod
and decrerd, tlat Commissioner OF the Cont 500
an account 81 the administration of the plaintiff on the
estate OF his testaor subsequent the last setteen
also on account Of the proceeds of the sale of the
property, real and personal, specifically devised and
Oequeathed by the tesator to each of the specific devil
sees and legatees, other than Nancy Brooks also an ae
count % the debtsd1e from the tesator, if any &C.
&c Ia Pursanoe of which decree all persons interest
ed are hereby notified that have appointed the 18th
Gay OF December next, for commencing the said ae-
counts; on which day, by 10 O'clock A 81 thev are
required to attend at PowLatan Court louise with their
papers and vouchers ready for examination and tho
creditors OF John Depp, fany, required on or bfnr
that day, to present their claims the UNDERSIGNED r.,
o9SeT that they may be reported to the Court
- JOHN w. DANCE, Co1q'r
-
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C"r spondent or the Angustn chronice states tina,
IN re arc Signs oi harmony in the Legislature If G.. orca
anu 'h"' IN parties will probably drop all party feel.
i"gs On 'he moinrntus question of Abolition and re NJ
der their notion nnanimons - - -
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~, nc population OF the cuy Of -yem York is 2G9 s73
ton OF Boston at 30 COO P''P
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THE FAMILY Af4GqZTyE.


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MEssns. EDroRs lit may not be improper To en,l
una, rumor seems TO have fixed upon John f. Anderson
vi po'etourt as the Administration candidate for SpcaL
oil the Senate; and on David W Patttson of Auyns,,
US The Wing candidate for the same office As bo ,n
ueneh possess ample qualifications and fair characters
uc people OF each district will expect 10 s. tb, ~,
Inc 81 de,narcation drawn between the Republican al
wings Although the Wings object roundly from, IN.
ou.wards to the spoils of party conquest yet they
ngi and IN general claim tic spoiis ,rheiher
or 1cf0ro1s by reason Of their pecir iyee and fcss ID,
n1se ami eyoy them. Your Executive, your Judiciary
and your Public Offices tho
:" ldilss light as air.
Arc to the jeaou, coufrml,ions s,tcng
-. a. proofs ofhvly
~, ercioe, The Governmentis TO be administered upon
mspu u ana not modern Wing principles it can
not carry The war into the Enenys camp and proscr
Tor opinions sake, Gas the Wings did last Winter aInos,
70 'he iu extent OF their powsr) would nevertheless
Ae care, IN original appointments and political Offices
that they should not humbug out of vote 10 sub
serve their ambitious schemes of misrepre sen,n,on
1t Lei ~ DC remembered, that Mr. patteson was one of
nose senators who refused to postpone the election Of
Senator OF the u States, that the People mjgh, mass
upon Their own right 10 instruct their own Representa-
tves, and thereby secure the election of n S.na,- =
,n'iI own choce MIR. Pateson thought "a bird i'm tho
nand is worth two in the BUSH lie and his party there
ore forced upon the State, MIR. Leigh us Senator for six
1rs lhe,t OBJECT now Is, to prop him up in every way
'ey can 90 as the subject come before the So
hute IN some form other it is small matter t have
speaker who may appoint Committee TO sustain Mr.
Leigh, as tar as practicable and indeed to eb,rrnss
every movement towards the establishment, and yd;
the Administration y 80 N""s "a
mr Anderson, in very able and patriotic n,annar
Vndicated the right of the people to instruct ,ba;
preseniaiives and also their right to postponemen of
.ne eecuon OF Senator until the Session so tnt
the state should be fairly represented If his advice
had been taken, Virginia would not now ba ,n;srcnr
sented by both her Senators. Thus the Wbgc bavo
ooth senators, the whole Executve-and almost the
woie Vi the Judges, and other public officers: and vol
they seem not content with letting the Rrnub;cans 49,
49, f"s'S Vi Tue TWO Houses. FAIR PLAY
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Books were opened on the 9TH insi Wheeling for the
subscription OF stock TO erect Bridge tie Ohio
river at that place.-The Whole amount (s200 000 ys
taken on the 10Th. "The hooks were opened nndr the
laws OF the Legislature of Virginia and Ohio passed
about is years ago OF the Commissioners therein an
pointed, but six still living all Of whom attended
here on Saturdaytlree from each State This is said
10 have been The minimum number required by the law
consequently had been removed by death the
laws must have been re-enacted"