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DEATHS.


a Sd year Matilda Rosa Tho eG M Anne Moody
fond aud onate little brother But truth
hy it, .oowsaod the S asdrOsec tina, ,hc spirits
TIE young are but He'd TO the land where unknown should
ever prove balm OF joyful consolation those
Weep no, for her whom the veil of the tomb,
r Ia III me-, happy a q. hath hid from our
Gud prSand wSa, wa. SorS G for he SSos
MI, Martin Hart painful iicess Of days
ns% e. MS on n.y. XII william Of wyndhAm Ro
over oan n S% T S @. at his IN Han
In This awful visitation oFProvdcnce cstuablc
humble SaaS !" ssSa io%
at h departed worth limited many
SSs They duly appreciated only awie approx
~ ~ The Richmond whs viii please copy above
virginia Mr. Tyler vas Shown and hi SequaiSl
very extensive will no, receive the news ah
with sincere ANA regret. TO high ordcr
shoe Frequently with great bllancy and debate united
to IN. Friends aud ensured him popularity the state Per-
SESSIONS IN Tue Virginia Legislature when ad all
his superior powers in DEBATE which he
an and how universally he beloved and by
That popularity carried with him through professional
to grave in tho meridian of life and has taken him from
Died. in Charleston $ Carolina Friday ul,
burg Va Mr. Ward Gaa few weeks since repaired to c%ason
~ The hope Of being relieved the favorable influence ofto South
si death followed him even oo this imaginary refuge for those O
ana That all must through the valley aud shadow
relations as Mr. W. could live full years.
nc was called to ms long osi of sincere cgreHc
Wa gentleman OF the most worthy character; who by his familiar,
Kind aud seneon well gen,lemanly department. had cngrosd
the sincere respect and love,
knoNnic discharged all
ety husband of
who sustain that responsible station in life kind, attentive
and onhis principal object being the promotion happiness
OF his deare relation Bur what human being
noIabe so fair 50 lovely but must become still, and
narrow tenement OF enuhi Death loves
puck thrm, (aaS how d.yiti
hand needless of the prayers aud friends
Language is feeble devoted attach
orude
She still his companion his day support
source OF comfort in his search for health Twas
Ha with sorrows kconest
Behold the impending stroke she cou not ward,
Ani mourn the sufferer that no owe could guar
she hnd
thing which affection could prompt, accomplish
and TIE reflection, that her partner gone another
ana better world where after the elape years they
may again be permitted % meet
Mr. W. the father children who happiy for
them, ofthcr by his immense
circle of relations and friends of his death
deeply nourncd But all acquesce will of Him who
and who hath away
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coHVUwIc4rED.


DR.. William S Scott Vaccine Agent for Val decn,y
his duty TO inform the public that the Small Pox pre-
walls IN many counties Of Virginia viz in Caroline Ha
mover, "ttsyivana, Stafford, Buckinpbom Powhatan
Prince Edward ond Brunswick and fat trre is ,bere
fore, every probability of its extending into other src
tons Of This State. With this information my strenuous
eaViee 70 one ana a promptly 10 themselves and
families against the disease by general Vaccination II
unnecessary Persons writing for Vaccine Virus must
IN all Instances, pay the postage do not open letters
Is unpaid
The physicians Of the State generally would confer
on me great favor by forwarding (by mail or other
wse( such scabs Of healthy subjects they can conve
nienty collect am inpeed 10 make tho request by the
fact, That with all my personal excfons to procure
vaccine Virus, and the expenditure in The last six months
o. sum not exceeding NY salary in the purchase Of It
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RoCKINGHAM CoNyENTIoN

AT meeting of the Convention of delegates held at
the Courthouse, on Monday, the 10th of March, 1875
(being the first day the Rockingham March Court y
the Convention was called To order and tcreupon Col
Anderson Moftett chosen President and David
Steele Esq, appointed Secretary.
On motion made and seconded--t was ordered tina
the Secretary call over the ofhe different places
recommended to hold meetings at our last February
Cont, oscnd Delegates to this Convention and that said
delegates furnish list of delegates from each place and
were furnished :(tIcrc follow the names Of ~ Dele.
gates from nine sections o. the county,
RcSotecd That each delegation from the different NEE T.
hgs consult each other, separately, and make such no.
limitations as may seem to them most advisable TO this
convention Alter some time spent in consultation the
ioilowlng gentlemen were put in nominations Col. An
derson Moctt, Jacob Conrad. Col. Henry Miller Will
liam a. fancey. Isaac Thomas, Samuel Cootes and Sa-
muel Mofe Alter two ballotings, il was asceraincd
that Col Anderson Alofeu and Jacob Conrad had re-.
ceived the vote OF majority ofts Convention Where
upon il was unanimously
ReSOtred. That this Convention recommend Col An.
DERsoN MoFfETT and JACOB CoHRAD. ESQ as suitable
persons to represent this county in the next General As
sembly of Virginia
The following resolution was then submitted and
unanimously adopted:
ReSo!red, That this meeting approves of the Conycn-
ton proposed 10 be held in Baltimore on the both of
May next for the purpose OF selecting candidates the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, be by the de-
mccratc party and that it be recomme ndcd n the neo
pie of this county TO hold meeting on the first day of
our next Superior Court the Court House to an
point delegate delegates represent them in said
Convention.
Resoired That the proceedings of this Convention he
sgncdby the President and Secretary and published in
the Rockingham Register.
ReSOircd That this Convention now adiourn sao J;c
ANDERSON MOFFETT, ProSident
DAVID STEELE,
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MANAGES

Married. ON Thursday the 2th OF March, by Cyrus
osee at the residence of Mrs Jane
va M's; Ann EP Glowing, TO Mr. William Pace, Middcsex
Married. in surry county, Va Thursday by the
hcV James d. Edwards Mr. William C. Jones, Mary Ann
Nifsinia, daughter of feter r. ESQ.
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WNT OOL.CARD1NG MACHINES The snbscr,.
w bor has ON hand several Wool Carding Machines
for sale They have been examined by the most expe.
rcnced, and al who have used tcin are perfectly sa-
tscdIhoy have been in for the last twelve years
III the adjacent cOuniesand The satisfactory tcs
nonals can be produced Also, constantly for sale
supply Of The best Eastern Cams az wholesale or re-
tail Address hc subscriber Sperryville Roppahannock
County, Va. MINER S. TOTTEN.
March II. 10Y w3w*
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MARKEfS--Match %, 1885
IoBAc co-Suppics Increasing good
Pnccs-lleavy lugs - 30 81 60.
Lcaiy mixed refused 50 - So TO-
Smooth, waxy, middling size leaf SGa 81 -
Substantial rich leaf 50 80 ~
lDerior cuttings 50 Is 81
FLorF.-Supplics modertle-sllrs this week 81 l.3 a
81 81 for country Brands
CofroS-Supphcs very moderate prime in demand at
lG ~ cents per ID.
WuEAT.--Red 81.
White 81 o.
BAGWEIJ, SMITH e. JONES
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DAVID STEELE, Secretary.
To he VotcyS IF RocLing6am Couy,

TO nc 7 otfIS y hOchlnghHm (OnntV
conference.-the Convention assembled in Harrison
burg having honoured inc far as to nominate me can
didate, at the ensuing election. represent in part
TINS county IN the next General Assembly OF Virginia
avail myself OF the earliest opportunity to Inform
you, that although my peculiar private situation calls
loudly ON me to decline but believing. as do, that
1t is the lmpcrous duty of every member of society to
serve his country TO the best of his abilities in whatever
office or situation his fellow citizens may call him to- and
feeling deep solicitude in the welfare of our common
country, cannot with any sense of proprety,
any other conclusion than sacrifice every private
sdeIaon, and yield the solicitations of my fcow-ci
uzens-lIit is your pleasure elect me- shall serve
yoY 10 the best OF my feeble powers but it, in the free
erfse Of The elective GaneLjsc your choice should fa on
another do assure you shall he perfectly satisfied and
bow with due Difference to the will of the majority
Your will, and not mine, bc done
With sentiments of profound respect,
Your fellow citizen
ANDERSON MOFFETT
ILIrJiso,JJurO I'm Al,rrL - -
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in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York have with
great difficulty collected quantity sufficient 70 supply
the demand. The poor Of Richmond and It's vicinity
may be yaccinated without charge, by calling at my OF
hce between the hours Off and o'clock A. NJ
WIN. S. SCOTT I1ccino 4ncn
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EN- ClIANCERY- VmcIxtA.-Ata Court ofnionil,Iv
session held for the county Of Louisa at the Court
house, ON Monday the 9th dry of February, 1885:
David W. Hunter, PlH
against
lance Bib and John Ellis De0s
The defendant James Bbb, not having entcrea ms
appearance and given security according 10 the acf Of
Assembly and Use rules Of this Court and appearing to
tc satisfaction ofiho Court that ne is an inhsbant
oftms Statc On the motion Of the plaintiff by his Gown.
sci IL Is Ordred That the said James Bib do appcar
before The Justices Of said Court at the Courtouso
tle FIRST day Of next juno Term Of said Court and
answer the Plaintiff bill; and chat copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed i'm fhe
City Of Richmond for two months successvely and post.
cd at The front door Of hc Courthouse Of this county
a COPY -Toste, DAVID NJ. HUNTER, D.cf G.
Morch ~ t07-wsw
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AI OIICE.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Su.
pcrior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
of Henrico, pronounced in the of James Price rs
John Forbes executor ct ais, I shall proceed TO sell on
the premises the Both day of April next if fair not
The next iiir day thereafter, Sunday exceped) that
valuable tract of Land, in the said decree mentioned
situated within halfa mile of the Town of Columbia
containing one hundred and ty-three s-The i'm.
provements are good and suitable for small family
The situation is healtty-several excellent springs of
wafer and ITS proximity 10 the line of the James River
Improvement, renders it peculiarly valuable The terms
OF safe VIII be, fourth cash. the balance in two equal
instruments of six and twelve months bearing interest
from day of7ale the purchaser giving bond and security
and deed q trust the land the payments
GEORGE STILLMAN, Commissioner.
FLarcn "a 107-wtds
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RBUBLIC sALE-By virtue of two decrces of tbc

NBUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of two DEGREES of the
n County Court of Powhatan, the one pronounced on
the 2d day of June 1884 and the other on the 9TH day of
March 1888, in suit between William Pope and Others
plaintiffs and John T. Peasants and Others defendants
the undersigned, Commissioner therein mentioned
will sell at Powhaan Courthouse the highest bidder
at public auction, the first Monday in May next
(hcing Court day0 much of tract of Land in the
county ofPowhatan, Joness Creek belonging 10 John
3 $40 90 with interest on $3.50 90 thereof from the
10Th cf March, $780, Si32 &C from the first of Novem
ber 1880 and 1913 % thereof from the 9TH day of
March, 1892, and further sum sufficient TO paw the
costs of the suit aforesaid and deray the charges and
expenses attending the sale.
The sale will be made upon credit Of one two and
three years upon the purchasers giving bonds with good
security to carry interest from the day sale and the
title will be held until the purchase money is fully paid
And the land will be surveyed to the purchaser
WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee
March 27 IlO7-wGv1 o,,J C,o,1n ,,;ss;,,,
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81 WISH to sell privately, my lot near Prince Ed
u ward Courthousc, on which ] reside The
houses are all in good repair, and convenient will
sell tie lot alone connection with other lands lying
contiguous, hundred and seventeen acres The lot
OF four acres with the buildings situate near the Court
house, close 10 c Seminary of Mr. Root and the male
Academy Of Mr. Comfort, aud within mile of Iainp.
den Sydney College aud The Union Theological Semi
nary Is desirable situation in every point Of view.
wish 10 to Farnvilic, for convenience TO ile
Conrs. SAM. G.. ANDERSON.
March p I01-3t*
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HPURR MILL S1ONES.--In addition to a constant
supply Of Cologne and Esopus Mill stones of ali
sizes the subscriber is prepared to furnish short no
ice, from of the most extensive and approved manu-
factories in the United States, French Burr Mill Stones
Of every size warranted to please in quality and work
feet q inches diameter s,1oo
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NOTICE-Thc Conl business heretofore carried on
by a. Michaels u Co. will be conducted by the UNDER
slgnedi under the firm and style of " Michaes 81 Co"
ALBERT MICHAELS
CIlAS. BROWN,
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Delivered OF board Of vessels at New York
BERNARD PEYTON.
March ~ f07 s,if
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B AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree of the
nI Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
iienrieo county pronounced the 2lsd day of Noyem
Der lS IN cause therein depending between the Pre-
sldent and Masters Professors of William and Mary
Coilrge plaint'lis-and Mary G.. Grafton, widow and
Adninistrarlx of William Grafton and Others de-
icndahis-will be exposed TO sale, the 2Sth day of
April n"zt on the premises if fair if not the first fair
DAY Thereafter, by auction, to the highest bidder on
crFGt OF twelve months the formerly belong
ing to the plaintiffs situate in the county of King VIII
liah, which sold 30 William Grafton (yho resided
thereon at the time he ded and is described in the pro-
ceedings OF the said cause, the College tenement
number thny-scven, containing hundred and forty
acres-as per College plat book.
Bond with security will be required of the purchaser
and the title to the land withheld until purchase mo.
ney is paid.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Commissioner.
March q, 1885 l07-w4,y
vi OTICE.-The firm of A. Michaels & Co heretofore
consisting Of A. Michaels Haley Cole and Elijah
Brummall has been changed by the retirement of The
two last named partners, who have transferred their in
tercst IN The concern to Charles Brown and George H.
Wits Esqrs Albert Mchaels will close the business of
the late concern.
ALBERT MICHAELS,
HALEY COLE
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There arc 90 counties, districts, (and boroughs) su
to be heard irom-whicb ace estimate as follows
Republican Delegates 80


to be heard rom-whicb, ace estimate as follows:
Republican Delegates, 80
Wing Delegates, 80
According to this estimate, the Republicans would
the Wigs So
we have conceded Z" for Me present. Albemarle and
Chesterfield to the Whgs-Ihcy will, 'without doubt
be superseded by the Legislature
The Reader will note that estimating the strength OF
the parties in tho last House IF Deiegaes by the vote for
Senator after deductng the two instructed votes from
Frederick county they stood thus:-Whigs 10, Repub.
leans % Thus it would appear that alter making up
these 10 votes, we would obtain majority of Is votes in
Tue next RECOMMENDING nett numerical gain to
The Republican Party of about 81 votes.
dy in that body majority of Is votes
The gam in the present Election for members Of
Congress- is estimated thus: We shall guia prebn6Iv :
or S-and lose perhaps 1.
but the contest is not yetever We say again and
agalHte our friends, Push flag nol-pa1se not-but
be up and ADDING Cope with the Wings at every point
yield not an inch of ground-Res, not till the last
drum IS sounded Onl Monday next, % Elections are
hel~-and ON Tuesday old Hanover stIlos the Ii bio
Can we doubt hoso that blow will fall TO Arms then
10 Arms And let us "bind up our brows with vcto
rious wrcaths''
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MEETING Ar THE CApITOL.

MHtt Al THE CAIlIOi4
At numerous meeting of the Why vocrs of the city
of Richmond convened at the Capitol pr 2ist, lo35,
Tor the purpose OF uniting in the choice ola candidate
he recommended TO the Wing of the city, rs n
suitable person 10 represent them in the General AS
scmby benjamin Sheppard, Esq was appointed Chair
man. and Charles Il. Williams Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Robert G.. Scott,
Etsefccd, That this meeting will proceed nom-
nate some suitable to be supported by the Wing
voters Of Richmond at the approaching election repre-
sent this city in the House Of Delegates
RcSofrcd, That H. the first other vote no per-
son put in nomination shall receive majority ofthe
whole meeting, the meeting then will Continue TO vote
dropping the person nominated, who shall receive the
smallest number of votes, until pc shall receive
i majority of the votes in the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Chapman Johnson
Rcsolctd, rs the opinion of this meeting, That it be
earnestly recommended to the Wing voters of the city
to sustain at the polls that candidate who shall
the nomination of the meeting whdra wing all others
who by dividing the Wing interest i'm the CITY mi ht x
pose us to the danger of clectng the Administration
candidate.
On motion, Rcsoired unanimously That this meeting
unite IN the selection and daon Robert STAN
ard, Esq suitable candidate, be sustained by the
Wings IN this city, at the approaching election of De-
egate to the next General Assembly.
On motion,
Rcsotred That Editors of newspapers in this city, be
requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting
BEN. SHEPPARD, Chairman
Cn. Is. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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TO THE EDITORS or THE EvouIRER.

-. =, hicHMoND, Aprii 20, 1888
:, GENTLEMES-llavingb been called upon by Several
Voters in the Wing, have frankly and unhesatingly
answered thei questions but they did require my
opinions other matters and as silence in relation IN
them may be misconsirued, have deemed it prudent
TO oner word or two to prevent all Instrumentation
am IN favor OF the present Administration and am
disposed to give it liberal support believe that An.
drew Jackson has done more than any other man would
OF could nave done in restoring the Government to the
course laid down IN the doctrines of 95n regard TO the
Right OF Instruction, have been sufficiently explicit
ana deprecaung as do an election by the House of
representatives shall ccrtanly all the means in
my power to prevent it, and exercise individually nv
personal right in support of that citizen who shall ut
maey appear the candidate of the Republican party if
such an event should be likely TO occur
Respectfully, CHARLES H. HYDE.
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TO THE POLLS! no THE POLLS, =,

TO THE FULIS! TO TIE PULIS!f
We arc gaining still moro upon the Enemy. We
bcse carried since last paper Prince Edward, Gull
PEPPER Bath, and ono Administration Delegate in Norfolk
Countrywide have received certain accounts of
having lost single county during the week.
Let us sum up, so far, the fruits of the campaign:
The Republicans lure gained the following counties :
Nottoway ilvnrco | /; Frederick Pcndleton J;
Caroline !; Campbell :; Cuipcpcr Lewis Lnnen-
burg /; Norfolk county | Rappalannock / Prince
Edward /; Henry Bath lis.
Tie Hays hasc gai,ied-Albemsrle (for short sea-
son only 2; King Queen iockbrdge -
Nett gam of the Republicans in the House of Dele
gatcs--ll
Numerical Force.
The following is table OF the counties, far j
ceived, and cosnpared with the last Legislature
hear
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little more on that subject and am done Although
my feelings have been enlisted OH the side of either
OF the Wing candidates to represent Kichmcnd in the
next House OF Delegates, yet cannot but sympatise
with Mcssrs Caskie and Lyons They have certainly
been treated rather unccrcmonously by some of their
Wing brethren. IL will be recocctcd that MIR Caskc
was, some time since, nominated by laJic meeting
quite as legitimate in its nature should think as that
OF yesterday. Now, il seems somewhat strange To me-
tn1t the proceedings of that meeting have been set
aside, aad Mr. Casc cbowed of the way 10 make
roni Tor al tin, eleventh hour who ii seems rene
rally e"nerdcd dccs not possess claims superior those
OF Hir Caskle II is To- novel mode of doing busi-
ness and one which, To my humble conception not at
all Halter. 20 Of the parties concerned. As o
Dir. Lyons, what has he done that his transccndant
cais have been also thus rnccrenonously thrust aside
Notwithstanding his froIity rihf. also Docs lac not
possess all the qualifications which be found in the
person OF his brother Attorney lie appears however
TO have died natural death without either s,rur.
or groan Certain IT *, the mceting did not prescribe
h; Tor there he did receive the honor of no
mnaton. Or has he sanctioned the kind act of his
friends GU, how many!) in taking the liberty of with.
drawing INN from the canvass during his absence (N
few days ago? These friends" have certainly onc hin,
great injustice Did they forget that he has had TO en-.
counter the atgues ofan clcciionccring campai3 Did
they forget his midnight abors in concoctine lon.,
and abusive address TO the people of Richmond auaipsi
the Administration and Mr.. Van Burcn-written, no
doubt, Tor the express purpose Of recommending him
SET to the especial attention of the Whig party
ofRchmond? Under all the circumstances his p parti
cnlarly hard case Well may he, as well us Mr. Cas-.
klc, exclaim-"Save me from my frends,', Indeed
on viewing the whole matter, Acssrs Editors should
be tempted TO believe some s.nagcian'' had becn n
work 10 produce all these wonderful events did no,
know what abhorrence The Wings have for all 'magi-
cams or any Of their 'hicks, sn,riyues or sstcl;cs
One word, in conclusion, to the Republicans of Rich
mond-Ihis is the day of yor election We do NOT OK.
pect you to triumph over the fearful odds you have to
contend WITH in this city but you have raying point in
the person of Maj Hyde citizen every wav wnrtI,v r
your support ftcTe only be faithful few of YOU
Your is good one; and you are not successful
you NJ least deserve to be so. A LOOKER-ON
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who is just from Nashville and he further states that
there Is considerable change among the people of Tom
nessee They will never abandon, he thinks the Repub-
can party, with whom they have acted long, merely
Tor the purpose OF elevang from their State the
nave to unite with the despisers and concmners opn
ciples which they have held dear and above all
PRICE
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iournmcn Of the Chamber of Deputies OF shch George
Lafayette, Count de Tracy, and Maurice dc Pusy,
Georges sonn-lawD arc members. They engaged,
heart and soul, in pushing the American claim through
the Chambers. flai,er myself, that, after many
years residence, am thoroughly acquainted with this
Presidents Message, claim would have laid on the
table, day after day, and year after year without their
taking the slightest notice of it,
The above letter proceeds to state The deep impression
which had been made in France b., tlc Message of the
President, and the character at the We IN
Termed by another Correspondent, that De Rgny titi
MIR Livingston there would be difficulty about the
hrasf of liz. Didn't