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EON EHGN.
Globe.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The ship Liverpool arrived at Boston Friday,
brings dates from Liverpool To the 22d ult inclusive
The following arc, it is said to be made Kings
Council ;Niessrs. Wigram. Kendersley Jacob Wake
Pntt and Shepherd -
Mr. Ripon had been elected Solicitor General but re-
fused the appointment.
The Ministry, il was supposed woulI meet the
present Parliament
The Marquis of Londonderry to be sent Ambassador
to st. Petersburg.
The London Spectator of the Goth says-sThe new
Administration is almost completed The refusal of
Lord Stanley and Sir James Graham coalesce with the
Tories, was communicated to Sir Robert Peel the close
OF last week. he had. therefore, resource but i'm the
Tory part and the Red Tapists and so he applied him.
his reach ~
The Standard of the date the following
-'Ihc appointments to-day are
Lord Maryborough PostIna ster- Gcneral:-Lord Low
her Treasurer OF the Navy and Vice President of the
Board OF Trade. On Monday morning the Court will
return TO the Pavilion ut Brighton but although next
week is Christmas week. it IS expected that the King
will come TO town Friday, the latest Saturday
Tor the purpose of holding Council which the Pro-
canaton Tor the dissolution of Parliament will be order
ed Every preparation, it regards the writs &C.
is completed but understand has been considered
mcXpedlent 10 issue them until the time we mention
IL is understood now that Parliament will be dissolved
on the goth inst The Reformers, therefore, have not
moment to lose II is not Improbable that pa
DC maze TO throw them Oft their guard by alleging
Their posiPonement Of the dissolution but no credit
should be given to any statements of the kind-Spcc
tdfor.
The Liverpool Albion of the ODD. contains n lone nc
count OF an extensive and destructive fire which occur
req & nc Saturday previous. The fire commenced in
the lower range OF shops of Messrs Foster and Ste
IN i1won street. covering extensive plot of ground,
which runs from I4awton street TO Newngon bridge, adj
joining the Kopery the west and Chopper the
east side They perhaps, the extensive oiners
premises in this part of the kingdom.
FRANcE-Most of the French Journals that the
Duke dc Broglies nomination to the London embassy is
final There is TO believe they mistaken 1t
has become evident, in the admission of the To-
ry chiefs. that the Wellington Peel Peel Chandos mi
hoe
hopes and enreates TO Prince Talleyrand induce him
to resume his station in the British Capitol;
over the Carlists
LtrcTpooL Cation .haThef, Dec. 20-Our Cotton Market
continues Hat and unsettled and prices have tendency
to decline The business done is very limited and we
reduce our quotations generally lid per Id.
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We lay the following Communication from Mr. Jones.
the Instructed Delegate Of Pcndlcon county oheerfy
before our readers. Let bin make the most Ct Hff
Mr. Jones can safely his People that Delegate who
was elected last Spring by bare majority Of ire votes
only ~ the midst Of political panic wkch now dis
spacd can now refuse to obey the Instructions Of $50 Of
ms Constltuents--amounting 10 than tie whole
number OF votes given last Spring the point Of
having voted for Mr. Leigh was ptcs,d aosinst b; Nv
one Of las constituents, Mr. McCoy-why be it 80 =.
Inc Right Of Instruction would be a linking oymbal
the Representative could thus sci at naught the ex
pressed wishes ohs people tisn vain for Mr. Jones 10
Pead That ne was thus instructed at the polls last Spring
for as writer concusvcy says in our paper offoday
Did any body ever hear the people ling meeting
or circulating letters for The purpose Of insirucng man
before ne was elected If not, when do they or can
ter the election Is it not obvious then that to claim
the election az the proper test, in cOntradisnctio
to the exercise Of the right Of instruction aer the cleo
ton, substantially denying the right self?-It IL
equally vain 10 talk, Mr. Joneg hints Of The spoancr In
which they were got up-for representative can at
any time set aside the substance Of the great principle Of
instruction, Il nc thus except 10 The ora II is for
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no TIE EDITORS or I'm. gSfoIyfREe
THE JVESy'f

beg leave through your columns to PROFOUND few
questions to David NcConas The senafar 1or, Iyi,.,
b. way Of ntcrrogatory. / prompted 10 this from
an examination Of the doctrines confirmed in his truly
anRcpubcan speech made on the subject Of tle cleo
ton Of United States Senator in which he virtually de-
MICS the pureat and ciearest principles Of Republcanis
And FIRST, did you, or did you not Mr. McComas in
the streets Of Marion in the county Of Smyth on Ger.
tain Court days tell gentleman that If lac would not en-.
gage in circulating the instruction papers then and there
shown you and instead thereof held meeting Of the
people, and thereby ascertain thata majority ~ your
constituents were opposed to the reelection Of Ienia.
min Watkins Leigh, you would either obey or resign
ScconDy Did you, or did you MT, the same Ian.
IhtrdJ Doyou not know as well, as that you sre a
living man. there not two hundred voters in your dis
Ict VINO arc not bitterly opposed TO the reelection Of
the said benjamin W Leigh and that thew abbor and
dotest tlc very name
f0Nfthfy And are you not equally ccrtasn that your
famous and high toned Federal speech above alluded TO-
IN which you termed your constitoents dcmagogoes
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NNARMYILLE MusIc 40 FANcY sToRE.-

UTARMYILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
- Sgo. I. ksAuff keeps constantly for sale. an as
soment ofsupcro Piano Forcs with grand actions and
metallic plates from the celebrated manufactory of
"efsIs DUBOIS q stodart The advantages ofbuying Of
win be that the buyer runs no risks of nnrV or loes
which often happen during the voyage from New York
or even rom Richmond 10 this neighborhood and they
VIII DC A0rfaHtd and kept in tune for ~ months Also
second hand Pianos, Al low prices keyed and plain
fiues Guitars Nolns, ClaroDets and other musical in
shnHcn@ large assortment of Hcwcst and standard NC
for the Piano, Guitar Flute &c Instruction g,ose
best Roman Strings Mantcpie Looking Glasses sofas
setteca Rocking and Fancy Chairs Of Kinds &c &c
Nc some Of which and 6eoso tho Richmond
prices l6-lan2mJ Faunyillc, May a.
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Richmond, Saturday, Jan. IA.
LMPORTlNT RIILS

The bal subscribing the part of the State two fifths
to the Stock ofthe Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Rail Road, passed the Senate Yesterday by vote
OF IL TO l4-Ihe James and Kanawha River bill, was
debated yesterday in the House Of Delegates with the
Senates amendment, subscribing half million on the
part of the State. We hope it viii pass that branch of
the Legislature to-day-Thc bill authorizing the Board
OF Public Works to subscribe to the Richmond Frcde-
ricksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company passed
IN The Senate Yesterday, by vote of - TO 10.
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IyAsHiSoroy. January ~

- WAsHiSoroN, January 81.
The Annual Meeting of the American Colonization
Society, held IN the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives. on Monday evening last. The Hon Henry
clay, and the Hon. Charles r. Mercer presided. The
attendance OF Delegates from various parts of Union
was large and the crowd of auditors both male and f
male was unusually great, filling not only the hall and
ioooies bat The galleries Several eloquent addresses
delivered, of a most iudicous temperate and en-
couraging character The Society had concluded
business at 10 o'clock when adjournment took place
to the following cvcning.--.Nat. Ini
is understood that the Senate yesterday rejected the
nomination OF III. ID. Gilpn Qast year rejected as
Bank DIRECTORY TO the office Of Governor of the Territory
OF Nlichgan.--i6.
We learn that the Hon John Rugges has been elected
Senator from Maine, to fill the vacancy occasoncd by
the resignation of the Hon Pccg Spraguc and Tor six
years from the 9TH of March next.
The vote stood follows
John Rugges administrator los
George Eyans (Opposition) "a
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Dir. Foster accepted the suggestion as 4 modification
OF his motion.
The resolution then postponed TO the Both instant
and ON motion Of MIR Beatty, ordered TO be printed
Mr.. J. q Adams said he wished to put a question TO
the Chairman Of the Committee Foreign Relations,
but he hrst desired TO know who that gentleman was
MIR. Cambrcleng replied, that the Committee had done
him the hanor Of electing him their Chairman.
, MIR. j. @ Adams then moved that the name of the
Chairman be entered upon the journals of the House
Upon THIS motion very animated debate ensucd which
TOOK wide range first as to the proprioy of the
ntec clectng their own Chairman, allowing the gen
ucnan next named after the former Chairman TO pre-
side; and next as to the views of the committee i'm
gard to our relations with France and the proceedings
the committee thereon. The following gentlemen par
rcipatcd IN the debate; Mcssrs. J. q Adams Cambre-
eng, T. Everett, Jarvis, Polk Gillet Patton, Boon,
Briggs, Coulter, Archer and Lane.
ME. Lane moved 10 lay the motion the table; which
was decided II, the ailirmativc-ycas l01-nays "a.
The Horsc then adjourned
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Tie Changci-Ths time last year. we were threatened
with distress, by the u. S. Bank Then panic was
amongst US. I.omened prophets were rising up who
venturedto predict that the State Banks would fail and
the Union itself be torn in pieces But The times
are changed. The panic is dssipated The bow Of
peace IS stretched across te Heavens We have uleptv
and prosperity our borders What are the factss ono
ney says Mr. Niles in hs last Rcgiser is rem ple,fy
from the want ola demand for it, aud The present excite
ment leads those who have IT, 10 make Investments in
land Before month it may take another turn--but to
what particular point no one say. We hope that it
may be towards internal Improvement (roads canals npd
bridges) and manufactures
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bread S1yes in the ras,crn part OF virsip.a gu co.
acty the place which the laboring class OF
the Western part OF the State occupy. That is mon
who dig the soil ana tend the herds who have neither
real nor personal capi,al Of their own, and who earn
their daily bread by the sweat of their brow ask gen
tcincn, (sad Mr. Lcig) To say whether those who arc
obliged to labor for their daily bread ever en-
ter into political affairs; They do-ncecr ,cai-
mons, of Mr.. Leigh. And Tor this proud hauyfg man
Mr Jones voted for the United States Senate because
he was Nullihcr is IL possible, that the people of
Pendlcton sanction such conduct: | hope not I'm
TINS county we nearly all have to work. and cannot
sent TO he put upon level with slaves But Jones has
sanctioned by his for Lh, what he had aid about
US Tor he was well Il the nature of his remarks
ia the Convention Three years ago, if this man
Leigh, had passed through this county. after having
used such language he did. he would have been re-,
warded with coat of tar and feathers. In fact the
people OF Rockingham were much cnragcd at him.
that IN the town OF Harrisonbury his cioy was public
~ burnt And yet, after all this Mr. Jones has voted
for him TO represent in the United states Senate
Frceinen of Pcndleton Can you give your votes to a
man. who has thus abused the confidence of the people
and misreprescnted the interest of those who elected
him! hope not. You have another choice and bv
voting for Harmon Hncr, you will elect plain honest
farrner of sound Judgment who is himself a working
man. and who does think himself above the moor
est man in the county.
If elected, Mr.. Hner will truly rcprcsen mt
The people OF Pcndcton i'll the Legislature of V
ginia.
certify that the real BY me tho
election he'll al Maow Mill, in the county Penicon April
las ., % We Is now IN my possession IN the hand
Franklin, January .ih, 1885,
We certify that We have compared the above al
dress with the original in Dr. taycns and thai il,
true and literal copy with all the
Mccoy, b aud believe original have been itcn y him
January 7th, 1895. JAMES p0t;i;sn
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Senator from DR.. AkinSon's District
u We understand that VIM. r.. BAsRERyIgr ESQ
administrator is elected over his opponent Thomas
H. Spraggins, Esq, (AnlO by large majority.
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Van Burenites and fools, was wanton slaaarrs Ara
are You not well convinced, that there songy
the leaders of that Election, as YOU would cali H. mer
who arc not ambitious espirans Office but arc
cd from the pures motives, and by the best feelings of
their soul
Now, Sir, if you can the above queries in the
negative, would like for you to shcw the nerve; aud
then tor the proof But the contrary should there
yet remain in your breast unsubdued the smallest ves
hgc OF Republican scnsbility, bcsccch you cal it
INTO action and longer act in violation of sacred
rights OF three thousand ircemcn, and those your own
constituents. MARION
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POLITICAL.
Frnr, n, Nniionnl Gaseffe.

From the National Gdseffe.
The following lines by the Hon. Mr.. Wilde of
Georgia, were probably not designed 10, publication
but the feeling and taste which pervade them can
scarcely fail be admired and permission has there
fore been obtained of the lady, to whom the, were
incloscd TO hand them TO YOU for that purpose
SHir WrsrNNsrER. At Sfh
of the HighiaRds Of NerersiHk, Jifae |, let5
Farewell my more than father Land
Home OF my heart and friends. adieu
Lingering beside some foreign strand,
How off shall remember YOU
How often DER the waters blue
Send back sigh To those leave.
The loving aud beloved few.
Who grieye for me-ioi whom grove.
We part nc matter how part.
There are some thoughts uttrr not,
Deep treasured IN ouf inmost hear.
Never revealed aud ne cr forgot
WHY murinur al the common lot
Wepart II spcak not Of the paln.-
But when shall |. each lovcl, spot,
And each loved face behold again
IL must be mon,hs,-it ma, be years.
II may--bu, no Il will not hll
Fond hearts with gloom,-to ewes withtcars
.Curous To shape uncertain ILL.,.
Though humble.-iew and iar,--yct still,
Those hearts and eses are deaf,
Theirs is the love time chill
The truth no chance nor change can scu
All have sccu.--and all see,
Only endearS them and mon
Friends oool--hopes ladc-and hnars flee,
Affection hives when all is o'rf'
Farewell my more than native ehofr
do not seek OF hope 10 fud
Roam where | will. what depote.
To leave with them aud thee hehlndi
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eslNAN\YS,

EFT the subscriber, IN Buckingham county,
! 4 near Mr. Alexander Pattcson's tavern, on FIJI
daN night the 9th inst, Negro Men. ANDREW
and JIM.
Andrew /, i man of yellow compcxion and since
leaving nue., | understand he has wife in Prince Ed
ward county,
Jim is black man. very stout, and will weigh
- OF l90lbs.
These negroes were bought in Richmond. \ lib
cral reward viii he given for their apprehension, and
delivery in Jail, either in Richmond OF Lvnchburc
Itdeli,ered to Mr. J. Il. u. PAYNE, I.ynchburg. he
will pay the reward, and if in Richmond application
10 be made to VIM. Ii. Goodwin. r. PAYNE.
June Is
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Splendid Tobacco Estate, and Farm for
Sale.

y authority of the owners. | Offer for sale. that
az most valuable and desirable LANDED Is
TATE, on which the late Henry Clark resided at
the time OF his death, situated the North Fork of
otter ncr, IN The county Of Bedford, and containing
betw 300 aud lnn acres, more OF less There Is
ON ns tract large quantity of valuable low grounds,
and very considerable portion oi most excellent
tobacco land. The soil is most admirably adapted
10 the production Of corn, tobacco and small gram
The Improvements are caculatcdtor the comfortable
accommodation OF a small tiuily. and there upon
the Land most excellent apple orchard, In fine,
Trunk lmay with propriety say that there are but
few II any, tracts OF land now offered for sic this
section OF country. combining as many attractions
and advantages as the one in question
The terms OF sale viii be LIBERAL and viii he made
known on application
alr. lanes {. Norman, or Mr.. John :, Brown,
who At present rcslic on The premises Will, have
no doubt. >hcu the lind to any persons disposed to
vIewu. CWIrNEIl DiBNEN
IuHs "
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SLAVES AT AUCTION.

DNRSIANT to decree OF The county court Of
4 Campbell, pronounced in cause therein de-
pcudng between Bernard Ruckcr and Polly his
wife, Willis d. Elliott, and Pasey his wife, Nancy
Hay, and VIM. W. DmNiddic, admir-. Of Robert
Russell, dec plaintiffs, aud James Russell, William
Russell, and Thomas Cock admir- of Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and David Russell, dec, defendants.
The undersigned, the Commissioners therein
named, will, ON the 23d day of July, 1879, at the
Market House, in the town of Lynehburg, expose
to sale, by way public auction for cash, ten val
uablc slaves, consisting al men, women, boys and
rrLs JOHN ALEXANDER, con,o,,.,
JOSIAH SilEPPERSON,
June - tbs
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,.aarn.s SULPHUR srrNas.

ylyUF Propreiors of Dagger's Springs nav
since the last season, made important adui1 :,
,;1,as "a tbe buildings of their establishment, ana
such other Improvements for the comfort oil NOSE
,,bo NAV visit them, as will enable them TO accom-
,oodatc about one hundred guests, with Their ser
wants and horses. tho
These Springs are situated IN the county o, Do'
etourt. about two and half mics from the james
River. sixteen miles from Patton>burg, eighteen
from Fincastle twenty two from LrXington' ana
thirteen miles from the turnpike leading from .''e
latter place to the White Sulphur Springs, Wilch
are distant about "a day and halls ride. Pattons
bnrg being situated on the Great Valley Road
LEADING to and from the West and the stages arr
vino there three times a week, a handsome carriage
with strong gentle horses has been provided, and
will be at that place on each stage day to convey
passcnocrs 10 aud from the Springs.
The medicinal properties OF these waters nave
been satisfactorily tested and certificates testify
mo their efficacy have been rendered the Propnc-
tors by individuals who have experienced their
healing influences, but they not disposed TO cX-
tend the testimony on that head beyond simple
statement of facts and these are sufficiently de-
velopcd in "A letter from an eminent physician who
visited and anal wed them during the last season.
they make the following extracts from II
.DANyILLf. Va, April 2Sth, 1875.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.

TINIlE Nythc Races, over the the Bowling
j Green Turf, will open on Tuesday the 10th
of September next, with Swcepstake for three
year old colts and Gcs, mile heats, 500 entrance,
haI forfeit. Three more to make race !;
there are now two subscribers and the subscription
will close on the first day Of August, when the colts
are to be named This stake is free for colts and
Glcs raised or owned or nj this time West oil the Blue
Ridge IN Virginia or in Last Tennessee. There
IS also another stake for three year old, mile heats,
100 entrance half forfeit, 10 close first of August
free for any thing.
.Scc0nd Ddy's Rdcr.
Jockey Club Purse, 500 entrance SD, two
mile heats.
IHird Dag'S Race.
Jockey Club Purse, $50, entrance so, three
mile heats.
FOuh Doy'S Race.
Jockey Club Purse 800 entrance $50, mile
heats, best three in five.
1t is confidently expected that there will be a
rim DAYS Rdcc, is there are two sweepstakes
open, To which, there is little doubt but that the
requisite number of subscribers 10 close them
will be obtained The Colts Of the finest horses
in the State, will contend for the above Purses,
and those who are fond of fine sport, cannot
fail to be gratifcd by attending the Wythc Races
June - 81
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$40 KEDJ.gKD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 10Th of
] 4 MAY last, aNEGRO MAN, named Daniel, for
whom the above reward will be given II delivered to
me, or secured in Jail so that get him again. Dan
el is about 30 years of age, feet inches high, and
stammers when spoken to. lie was purchased SIX
wears ago, near the New store, IN Buckingham
where ii is probable he will attempt to go. lie may
be, however lurking about lynchburg, as he is we'll
acquainted there. lie VAS believe, employed as a
boatman ON the James River, prior to the time at
which purchased him
GEORGE r. C.FLOYD.
Montgomery COUNTY, Va. lmc s Is
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NJ NJ 1850 NERs, sAIu

obedience to decree OF the circuit superior
y court oiaW and chancery for ,uousta cnnn,y
pronounced on the 2Ist of November lS:i in ,hc
cases of Hugh kelNo and wife, " Elizabeth Cir
rard and others and john Douglass VS. Hugh Kcl,o
and wlie' and others-wc SHALL on Friday the 10Th
day OF July next AT NlIlboro in the count, of Bath.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
following SLAVES, to vii: Charlotte. Mar and
child tenton Fountain, Ben Mercer, Moses and 81
las or as many rs shall be sufficient to raise the sums
requlredby SAID decree.
Chs l.. Francisco
June Il
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AlRGlNIA.-h Circuit Superior Court of
La" and thanccry, continued by adloulnment
and held for the county of Amherst at the Court
house on tuesday, the 2dday of September 1881
John James Morgan, an infant, ,ndcr the are Of
twenty one Years, by his guardian and next friend
Iacharias DrnnmoHd, PIan,,0
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The subpunas awarded in this cause ON the 9th
day OF November, 1888, being returned executed
and the defendants sIl failing to appear, although
more than four months have elapsed as well since the
return days thereof as the fling of the plaintiffs
Nh on motion oil me plaintiff by counsel, his bill
taken for confessed. And thefeupon his c,,se
came on to be heard, upon the bill and an exhibit
and was argued by the plaintiffs counsel. On con
slderaion whereof the court doth order that the de-
endant, John Morgan do render before one of tbc
commissioners OF this court his account, guardian
of the plaintiff and the said Commissioner is dirac,cJ
to examine, state and settle the same and make 10
port thereof TO the court with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself or rcouired nv
the parties to be so stated
Copy-Tcste,
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4 Il Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
~, continued by adjournment, and held Ton
Amherst county, at the Court house, ON Ncdncsday,
the Sh day oil April ISIS:
Archibald Robertson aud Boyd Miller, surviving
partners of Archibald Robertson, Samuel Read and
Boyd Miller, late merchants and partners, trading
under the firm of Archibald Robertson, y Co., Ar
chbald Robertson, Boyd Miller, Benjamin Ogden
and Agnes his wife plaintiffs,