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ildh ana suffer no uSparagcnent by the
But do not gentlemen perceive, that in denying the
time and mute OF instruction., they virtually deny the
right itself? Norcpubcan ought to deny that the people
have the undoubled right, to convey their sovereign will
10 the representative. at any time, and in any modcand
1t IS sufficient, that the representative gets tno matter
how, no matter when; c is bound to give It efficacy or
he Is rccrcant to republican princples But the mode
and time were not Objectionable in getting up panic me-
morials how can ike things be governed bg such dit.
leren rales Let what the Af oste oflhe party
says on the subIcctln his speech the Petersburg
memorial, lac says
IT. anguagel temperate, tic sentiments il rrcyses
rio aud cautiout prpqrcd crcaqcfr 5rptoa nut a
mtfdt' ne oggato u these phO every tic,y nee in
erate abeFGto9, dpatsioao and coaeiot fgspg tn
9n w,sh TO avoid whacVer mish produce excit incg e
We all know Tint Irregularities, disorders conf - % ONE
times Occur ~ the meetings Of thc upc
yet 90 man ~ THAT the truth
nioa the wis sides ~ tho of the ope
may wa it lnhlr attention their fepfrscnht
lions Fairly collaboration petitions, memorial
ho Ike disorder nj confusion frequently cleciiuis;
sl a prejudice mistake, aud the sinilcn
canmnes cunrsy dctscd, sometimes affect
m wO Tor that rusOn, Undertakes
WHO dou1 ihat The intcfcsts, tic tights,
cd That they can be- otherwise aiy cpfcscncdf
petitions part paff of The system OF
torcUmcit. These memorials, daily pourng 100 from
rfou. sources musf be respected. caiaoi do
w command entire respect"
f"r. it Is exactly case inpoi
0sder it orthodox
'-anc Of mys
re hav
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/, been O moro direct
! Bank cxpcdicnt, 10
Ipia would take one Of
h may nOsc, ieiih per-
Soen me- oitcynqfirts
her ,risdcr, sfqH
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EROYDTON FEMALE SEMINARY The winter
session of this school Will commence the first of
February and continue five months The sessions in fu
turc VIII be the those of Randolph Macon Col
lcgc LTPsaseS far session Of ten months
Board, IS per month. ......................Ss $50
Tuition in English branches, .................2 90
French and Italian, 10
Music, Observation-Disclosures. 30
Drawing and painting, .......................1 10
Feb 3. S6--4t
YENo THE PUBLiC-As the prcpretors OF that part
FL of the metropolitan Mail Line between Washing
ton and Richmond. VIC beg leave to inform travellers
that prepared to accommodate them in the best
style, every other dag in coaches-Evcry other day the
mail will be transported in Wagons which being pro-
vidcd with spring seat, enables to accommodate two
passengers IN
It's our interest well rs pride TO win the public
approbaton and promise that efforts
it, we " Ill not fiAe f,si,,,l wanting
Seats may be taken at the Bell Tavcrn.-1r, M
Richmond Jan. Is. l7S-tfl WIN. SMITH s. co.
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NEW GOODS.

WIN p. Hall has a complete assortment Of Dry Goods
w which he thinks will not fail suit purchasers at the
lowest prices
Consisting of exclusive asst Of Broadcloths Cassimees,
Vestng Red white & yellow Eng FlanneIs; double width
merino Circassians single do Red white black meno Shals
Thbbet figured and plain Bookings, Debonsbre kerseys
Blue & Drab Liverpool Pilot cloths Black & Cold Silks, Bob
bnet Laces foong plain 6gd Jaconpett Cambnc French
Gothic curanng for windows Furniture Cbntz Flag and
Pongee SIX. dk Brown & Blk Gotten nanes French do;
Corded skirts white Linens. Linen Damask Table in
patterns long Linen damas; WOODEN g. Cotton Hoziey,
Ladies Linen Gloves Gloves Mems superine beaver *
Hoskn wooden mens ribbons Brown Blk Cottons silk and
Cotton velvet Rose Blankets Bombaznes drogbeda, Burlaps
bedck Bandboxe nectocs approved manufacturer cbex,
Superne Silk Camblets for cloaks Russia Dnck vied Cot
TONS PeIse Waddng Cold d white false Collars nice Blk Silk
Hdks Linen Cambrck Hdks. worked edgings Feyd Table
covers Brown Linen do imitation & Cambrcs lawns Swiss
musIns yes Birds eye Diaper Scotch pads Cotton Bangs
Blk and white silk Hose, white a. mxd wooden yarn white
worsted sewing Cottons by the pound white dimty and
yiety ofober articles.
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Livery stable.

TUNHE Subscribers beg leave most respectfully to inform
their friends and the public generally that they continue
keep horses and carriages Of every description for their
commodaon be let the most reasonable terms and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found at all times, at
their stables attached the Bellevue Hotel and Town
with promptness and fidelity Grateful for past iay
ors they take this opportunity express their acknowledge
ments that by attention their business they
will both merit and receive share Of public patronage Hnv-
the best well the variety OF horses
and carriages they doubt not Of being able to furnish all who Will
please call upon them with such equpages will not fail to
answer their purposes. HOWE IL METCHEAk
Oct e. epd
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7'opn Council Tirerton, November s, 1884.

Torn Council, TUITION, N0Uembc1 D, Ico4
KKTHEREAS the council Of the Of Tverton on
w the 9th day Of October 1894 appointed committee
survey bound and mark ont new highway which had been by
said council adudged necessary who have duly made report
that they have surveyed bounded and marked out said high
way which commences the dividing line between the
of Fa River and Tiveron and southery direction
through lands Of the heirs Of Richard Borden, VIM r. Rod
man &c Notice - therefore, hereby gwen all pesons
ereed appear they t before ad council the first
Monday Of December next at 10 o'clock at the Stone
Bridge Hotel in said Tyecn and be heard for against said
- PERM CANDLES Of Newport manufacture, hard pressed
Sand which will stand all climates for sale by HENRY BULL
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ons for issuing periodical particularly adapted to the
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UvHE subscribers respectfully inform the prnxer that they
have recently completed variety Of fonts Of letter
in the style the latest European specimens well calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display and making their
sortment ofPRINTING TYPES unrivned in beauty extent
and variety book Of Specimens may be obtained at the
Foundry No 3 Chambers street. Chatham street ss
No l6 City Hall Place. contains specimens rom Twelve
Line Plea 70 Pearl comprising
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Piano Forte Music.
NEW Ann pOpyrr An

Il0DO EOftc VlUSlcs
NEW AND POPULAR
The Mariners Adeau. The Missletoe Bough.
T1se Hvsde's TYss Jns,s nf the Sftanyars
The Beam on the Waters. She Sung of Love.
Soft Music's lay "Iaddie Oh Leave Me-"
e Reach'd the Valley. Loves Little Pet
Matrimonial Sweets Rose Of Allandaale.
Kendall's March, Websters Quick Step.
The Duke of Reichstad's Celebrated Waltz
Major Jack Downing's Grand March, and Quick Step.
"IIigh let swell unefn notes." Christmas anthem
to music, by Rev. Mr. G. A. Van Week
The above, together with large lot of Standard Music,
have been recently received for SALE at
w. CALLAHAN'S b. s. 81 c. l.
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yIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.

NIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare 10 Boston, $3
EAVES To,cmsends Coffee ouse, Newport every day,
IL Sundays excepted "a O'clock A. M dine in Taunton
at o'clock, in Boston at o'clock NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough oe Boston, every day, Sundays excepted
past O'clock dine i'm Taunton o'clock in Newport
at O'clock p. M-Fare through 80.
Passengers wishing go Plymouth, informed athey
go by this line Monday Wednesday, and Friday, and
arrive in Plymouth past o'clock p NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, part7 O'clock A. M
and arrives i'm Newport AZ o'clock, r. M-Fare $4
This Stage connected with the Bedford stage Fall
River Leaves FalRver every day. Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and arrive in NewBediord at
4pas o'clock Leaves NewBedford every day Sundays
cepteo at past II o'clock-Fare -
Passengers wishing go Fall River have hours Ia
Fall River, and return the evening
10 Extra Coaches furnished at al times & reasonable
terms
=" All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the
thereof II. B. KINSLEY Agent
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VI SUIc, US 10 LcIs
TuVHE Harrison Farm called, situated in the Neck,
southwest part Of the Island Of Rhode Island about of
acres.
AsoA wostory dwelling House. with Store attached in
Broadst
Bsptist Meeting house.
ALSO FOR SALE.
5000 lbs Of the first quality Merino WOOL
600 Merino SHEEP
eFour-year-od OXEN
3Ox-CARTs-two with wide wheels, and one with
4COWS.
3HORSES.
Fat and lean HOGS.
20 Tons HAY,-6rst quality on Philips Farm
81 do. do,- do do. anison' Farm.
300 Bushels Of CORN, in Ears.
300 DO Of OATS.
CHASE and HARNESS. and
WAGON and HARNESS.
Apply to GEORGE s. HAZARD, or
Octx2. epilS(h- JOSEPH MARTIN.
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UNROM the high Communications bestowed upon the Penny
Magazine, and its uncxamped great Britain, the
subscribers induced undertake the republication of
work in this counuyhey have completed volume,
tanning $40 pages Imperial Octave and 292 Wood Cuts which
hy have furnished Subscribers at the moderate price Of Two
Dollars The unexpected encouragement which they have met
with induced them offer the second volume Sub
scrers at Dollar and Fifty Cents payable In adranee
anng the number Of pages and TO be executed in style
equal TO their first volume.
During the pasycar Stereotype Plates Of this work. aier
having nearly in London have been imported
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their lneas CARDS the style Of Execution and cheap
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N. Is. Persons wishing 10 subcrbe see specimen
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BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY
PRINTING.
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Attorneys blanks, Of every descriptor-ank CbecsBlank
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ton Will future b. paid this branch Of business we re-
spsctfully solicit the patronage Of the public
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Italian Capitals and Figures.
Besides Ornamental Letters Bockope, Music, Lottery Fig
ures Piece Frucons Snperos and other Signs
Space Rules Brass Rules Ornamental Dashes Long Braces
more an 200 kinds Of Borders and than 1000 kinds OF
Cuts Ornaments for scoo books newspapers and scientific
works orders os any of which, for Composing Sticks, Cases
Chases &c will be executed with ahc utmost promptude.
large stock being always hand.
They will also execute orders for Printing Presses, Paper
Ink &C. which will furnish the manufacturers prices
Printers of Newspapers win please publish this advertise.
with this noe three times sending paper containing Il
to The Foundry and when they purchase four
times the amount Of their bill from the Foundry.
New York March ~, 1884. GEO. BRUCE 4 CO,
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WINDOW BLINDS,

vUyE Undersigned win furnish the above article reduced
prcemade in the neates stye and ready for hanging.
Those who wish purchase will please Gull ut the Store OF N
IIorseweI No. l3s Thames-st
Oct. l5tf II. u. HOkSEW ELL, Agent.
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THOMAS FOWLER Jr,
Is selling good sewing (nssored nnbe) at 80 cents
for ONE HUNDRED skcins
UD IsHOP GRIsWOLDs PRAYERS--adap,ed to various
IN occasions Of social worship, rec d for sale BY
w. CALLAHAN
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LINEN GOODS.

UD ROWN Linen table cothsIlncn danask-brdseyc and
D dMper-linen scsnLrc- hdkis--gn cloth 40
btsi table eos IN paeriss 81, "a Cd, 34 -
104-a very cheap article for sale at
Nov. s FOWLER'S
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PURPLE SILK VELVET!
Received THIS DAY at FOWLER'S.
Dec. I'd. r.
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Newport r. Island, Sd July, 1856.
WALTER CLARKE GOV'NR."

January 10Th 1861. Sir Edmund Andros's
commission to be Governor of this Colony, with the
rest of New England, was published here and the
Colony made one County, and governed by civil
officers under him. Calender page 4S.
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WOODEN YARN.
"ANDSONE assortment Of white & mixed yaru, also
u u woolen hose aud half ho~e-woolen micns gloves
Nov. 5. VIM. y. HALL.
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VKIM. p. Hall has complete assortment Of Dry Goods
w which he thinks will not fail to suit purchasers at the
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POETHe ".
" Mvoa YET FrM.ISs uxsrNc.n

THE DREAM OF LiFEi'-By 4. A. p BAsNAap
Twas but bub5le--yot twas bright,
Aud gaily danced along the stroan
OF lifc'swih torrent in the light
OF sunbeauns sparkling--likc dream
Oi heavens own biss, for ovcliness--
for hectnoss, Ike passing thought,
Aud crcro OF such hopes these,
The tissue of my life " wrought,
For have dreamed OF plea surcs when
III ne sun OF young existence smiled
Upon my hayward path, and then
Her promised sweets my heart bcsuilcd;
But when cunc those sweets to sip
They turned togall upon my lip
Ani have dreamed of Friendship too;
For, friendship bal thought was matfo
To bo mans solacc ia the shade,
Aud glad him in the light; aud so
mady thought to find a friend
Whose soul with mine would swcctly blond
And Us two placid streams unite,
And roll waters in ono bright
ANA trenqnil current TO the sea-
Somsght our happy spirits be
Borne onward to eternity
but nc betrayed me; and with pain
woke to sleep and dream again.
Ard then tdsesmed of Loves aud ali
The clustered visions of the past
seemed airy nothngs TO that last
. Bright dream. II threw u magical
lnchantn'ent on existcncc-cnst
glory on my path so bright
tsconicdtc 'brehiho and fee it's ligbt:
Nut now that blissful dream il DER
And have walked TO dream no more.
Beyond each distant gmmeri star
That wrinkles in the arch above,
There Is world of truth and love
winch carth's vile passions mover NOR;
Oh. could snatch the eagles plun,es
ANA soar to that bright world away
which Gods own holy light illuncs
With glorieS of eternal day,
How gladly every lingering ito
That binds mo down 10 earth I'd sever
And loave, for that blcst home on high
anus hollowheartcd world forever.
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M. BALTIMORE, July 81
Washington Raitroad.-This finely constructed i'm
provement wentinto operation yesterday the convey
ahce oi passengers between this city and Bladensbur
te point to which the road is at present completed for
travel We learn that the passengers fran the South
came through from Badensburg this city in one hour
arg JoTfy Misunderstanding at the rate of about twenty
mites an hour.-.4mcrcnn -
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the People FREQ to make their unbiased choice
shall as one OF them, at the proper time exercise my
right OF suffrage IN such manner under all circuni-
stances shall appear to best calculated the
honor, the interests and the liberties Of my Country
and y cordial aud yII thanks hs
sentiment with which you have honored me- hope the
DEPRESSION in which have INDUCED will be excused
and that you WILL in conclusion, allow 10 offer
your acceptance the sentiment
Erecatice Po,cerit must be checked, and restrained
within constitutional limits, or American liberty will
nd DIV
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NCTICE.--James this day committed to the Jail
OF the City of Richmond, as a runaway, and said
to DC the property OF Lcmuel Foxwc of Matthews
y James is supposed to be between 30 and 40 years
age-complexion brown, sighted had ON when
committed, pair of white summer pants and shirt with
black FUR hat about half worn-he says he belongs
Lcmuel Foxwcll, of Matthews county The owner is
hereby requested to forward prove property pay
charges and take him away he will sold according to
law. RICHARD q CODDIN
May o. 5o-w:sm
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IN DOLLARS REWARD.-f2an away from ,Lo
eINI subscribers Saw Mill, Wynn's creek fIali.
fax, Va, negro man called Prcsley Presley Il an
parenily about 30 years Of age, well built co1pfexiau
quite dark and considerably above the middle size abont
feet, or 10 inches high pretty good rough carpen
Ter, and good hand at almost any kind Of Iabour
When spoken to- his delivery is slow, and as there IL
nothing peculiar in his appearance reooIectsd nnv fur
ther description is unnecessary There is gear On ono
Of bis legs knees, believe II is probable tat o may
be lurking some boats between Weldon and Milton
G., or else, suppose, he 10 making his yav for
the State Of Ohio, some other free State Reward
Of twenty-five dollars viii be paid If the above named
slave Is taken within fifty miles Of this place, and fry
dollars II taken and delivered the subscriber at any
distance exceeding ono hundred miles
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM
Cunningham Store, N. G., July 10, 1885. 19-sg
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June o

EhAYID ANDERSON, in, bavipe associated with
HV him in his business, two young men who have liv
ed with HIM several years assistants the Grocery and
Commission business heretofore conducted by him Mt
bis old stand Carey street. will benceforwafd be CON
tnued BY the Subscribers, under the firm Of d. Ander
son, Jr., q Co. ID. ANDERSON. in
THOMAS s. TAYLOR
OYERFON A. MOSBY
July 8. II-gt
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YHvHE SIXTH SESSION OF THE YOUNG LA.
u DIES SCHOOL, at Mrs. Keiiy's, in Charioiies-
ctue will commence the 18th Of August next, and
continue for five months thereafter 1t conducted by
Miss A. Moore late of the Female Seminary at Ipswich
Massachusetts who procured to take charge of this
school, through the instrumcntality of Miss Grant the
Principal OF that institution and the late lamented Rev
Dr. w isner. Her recommendations from these sources
of the highest order and apart from the entire salts
faction which she has given TO the patrons of the school,
during its last two sessions leave doubt that she
eminently qualified for the duties of her station Miss
Moore is aided by aniabe, faithful, and competent
Assistant
Her charges are follows For pupils of l2 years of
age, or more $l2 SO for those under that age $40 per
session Her of instruction embraces every
branch OF a thorough and polite English Education
FRENCH, MUSIC, and DRAWING and PAINTrSc, are
taught in the school, by separate and approved Masters
upon the most reasonable terms.
Mrs KELLY, with whom this school originated. will
take charge of from fifteen to twenty Young ladies'
Having had about that number under her care since the
commencement of the school, and having spared neither
pains nor expense, she is well prepared for their
accommodation. AS II is her duty will il be her high
est pleasure to pay every attention the manners as
well as to the comfort and happiness of the young ladies'
entrusted 10 her care; and to endeavor Undue their
minds with those high principles of moral and religious
TRUTH which essential to the right formation Of the
female character
Her charge for board, including washing, fuel can
dies, Nc, 800 per sessions half payab in advance
For any information relative the school, reference
may be had to the following gentlemen: " w. Southall
T. w Gilmer DIR. Oh. Carter, Rev +. Bowman of Char
lottesvie Isaac White, James Bowen Garland Garth
of Abcmarle Dr. Robert Henderson, of Cumberland
and Mr. Benz. Porter, of Rockbrdge
Letters should be post paid, and addressed to NJ E.
Kelly, or b. X. Watson, Charlottesville.
june 30 l6-wtl5A
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OIICE--Was committed to the Jail of this county.
4 as runaway, on the 2Ist of May last, Negro
Mrs Eliza Swami of Rchmond--and says he bclonr s
TO Mrs Eliza Swami of said city, said negro is about ia
years Old quite black, is feet 10 Ia inches ni; has
scar ON his right cheek and his left arm: had on
when committed white cotton roundabout and white
yarn panlaioons The owner Of said Negro is request
take MIN away, he will be dealt with the law directs
p. b. JONES, Deputy
for Garter Berkeley, Sheriff and Jaiior Of HanoSer.
june S9 H-I2t