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n AA NEGROES, to DC sold credit Of SIR
Zaag months.-1hcy at Tyc River. Rack Is
land and Hockey Point Farms, and al Kaaawha Salt

"a a NC1isSiI.'' 1" w oostI o't
1 Aa ,nonths-1hcy are at Tyc River. Rack Is
land, and Rockey Point Farnls and al kana~ha Salt
Works
On Monday, the 9th day Of November next, at Tye
River Farm within miles Of New Glasgow, and "a
miles from L. nchburg, will sell FoRrY-NiSE NEGROES;
consisting Of men, women boys and girls; with from
hogs plantation tools, large quantity of sheave OATS
and fodder, two wagons and harness, just bought
On Monday, the 10th November next, at Rack Island
Farm IA miles below LynchbuIg and four miles of James
boys and girs large quantity Of corn, sheave oats,
Nc with stock of horses cattle, hogs, and sheep; plan
tation tools, with set of blacksmith's tools.
On Monday, 23d November next, at Hockey FONT
Farm, on James River, FIVE mics below fattonsIurg,
t,cfntprcc negroes; consisting of men, women, boys
and girls; quantity of corn stock Of horses cattle and
hogs plantation TOOLS with wagon and harness, just
bought. WILLIAM MoNUAN
LyncIburg, Oct 5. 4I-wow
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DISAPPOINTMENT

n7Thc above sales are postponed to the 4h January,
1886 al I've River tho 18th at Rack Island and to the
18Th AT Rockev Point W. MORGAN.
November g. 02-wtd
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From the pailadclphiu Sentinel.

Gryrru H,KKIsox AND A.rI-MAsoSRY.-Th fol-
loving correspondence between William Ayres, Esq OF
Harrisburg aud Gen: HARRISON exhibits as bold an effort
to throw dust in the eyes Of the political antimasoIs OF
Pcnnsy lvana have ever witnessed since the rise
of that party. We have strong doubts, however, whc.
Their the honest unsophsticated ples of Morgan
will acouiescc in Mr. Ayrcs' exposition of the objects
and requirements of Anmascnry, or be satisfied VIII! The
mysied diplomatic reply of the General, which Is, as
it was doubtless intended to be, perfect commit.
tall We predict that it will fail to satisfy the An'i-na-
sons and will sink the author greatly in the estimation
Of all those who approved of his frank and maAy keller
" ''- HARRIsguRG, Nov. II, 1885.
DEAN SlR:-I have been requested by of your
Anti Masonic friends to address you in relation TO your
letter to AIessrs. Wallace and Shock members Of the
State Anti-masonic Committee. 1t is believed that you
have been misunderstood, by sonc reference 10 The
Inter part of your letter. and it is believed that this mis-
understanding arises from nlsconccpton OF the objects
Of the Antinasonc party on ycur part, and pP1'
cation of the meaning OF two or three passages OF your
letter OIL the part Of the Antmasons.
By some your letter has been construed 10 mean, that
is for the peup!c 10 the baotbox
for the suppression Of what they deem dangerous to equal
rights. That it likewise denies the right g." the people to
instruct their agents ID perform what they themselves
have been requested 10 say, that although Anti-ma-
sons consider Masonry, from the nature OF tic obligations
imposed upon lis members, exhibited by Judicial tes-
tncny Il, variance with equal rights, yet their party
no, based rs las been sometimes alleged upon the prn
cipc of ini:&crimna:c prescription 1t Is not 4 war
against Aasons but the existence of the association
those only are deemed unworthy Of being put into pub
lie r,sts by the people Executive appointment, who
consider their obligations Masonry paramount TO
the Laws o the country and what every citizen TO
civil society.
It is not expected desired by Anti-nasons, in this
section of the country that the powers of the General
Government, or any Of its DcnarImcnts, should be ex-
crcscd to suppress Masonry: The appointing poWcr is
the only one in the hands of the Executive, for the
recon of evils which attach themselves 10 hc qraEca
tons Of applicants for Office should be happy to
cciyc your views in relation to the foregoing.
Yours, with great respect
WILLIAM AYRES.
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MIOTICE.-A petition will be presented to the next
V Legislature Virginia, praying for precinct cleo.
ton at William Twins Tavern, in the lower sectisn of
Cumberland county. a. October 9.
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Gen. Wan. Harrison
REPLY
,crtCC To-

CiycIESATi, goth Nov, 1885.
My DEAR SlR-l received last evening your letter Of
tile lth inst am ut loss to conceive upon what fair
prncipe of consruc ton my letter TO the President and
Secretary Of the Central AnM asonc Committee could
be considered dcnuncation OF the Anti Masonic
Party fmy language will bear that meaning 1t is GER
tainly the very Of what intended 10 convey Ivy
to correct Any ENisEiSG ABUSE MOI anmedtay CONN.,
saJe By lac, could deny them enc Of the most csscataL
rigs achich IN the grant Of po,ccrS to their agents. they
haze rcser@ed to Themselves 1t is equally impossible
that could have intended 10 say that the people had no
right to instruct their agents. considering that during
my whole political life, have been the open and decided
advocate OF that right not only believe that the Re-
preventative is bound by the declared will Of his cons
uen,S but conform his acts: far pnssble to what
he believes be their wishes, although communi
Gated by any express instruction. For my sentiments
on this subject contained in an Address to The electors
Of the LIST Congressional Dsric! of Ohio some wears
ago. was most severely criticised by many Of the Fc-
dcru editors Of that PERIOD and by none more than
nv friend c. Hammond. You may have seen in one Ct
his late papers, when defending against the charge
of Federalism he asserts that always maintained che
r:e of Instruction. and other oltiss Of the Jccrsonan
SchoOl'
Lest should be misunderstood in another particular.
must take leave TO say, that whilst deny the r. Of
the General Government any OF its Departments, 10
Interfere with the of the people. in relation 10
their party principles, party movements in all cases
where the laws Of the Union are not violated cannot
be supposed to mean, that it is not the duty cf The ap
pointing po,ctr, STRICTLY TO INQUIRE INTO THE
PRINCIPLES or THOSE FHO ARE C.l.TDID.7TES
FOR OFFICE. For my part, hesitate not to sau
that s7oud think Of 0Ppoirng gfec undcr
thi$ Republic, Of The sprigS Of English Notildy-a
scion fran The pars tory stock Of the House Of Eidoa
Lo,cthcr or JcahiaSca, OF HcicsIcy american Cit
sep aeo ,coud assert his cn:cr into ann EY4GE
MENT or COMBINATIONS, achith ecou,d release him
fran his paramount obligations Of duty to Tic COTSTI
TUITION and L.iBs Of his country.
] am, dear sir, with great regard,
Your humble servant,
WIN. Fl. HARRISON
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aNT1.AEOTJTION MEETING.

MARIETTA, Ohio Nov. 2I.-At meeting Of the citi-
zcns held in the Brick choollouse, Point anar,
on the 10Th instant respectable number having assem-
Lled, the meeting called to ORDER and motion made
and seconded to form Ant-Aboition Society for the
county of Washington which carried without oppo-
sLon.
Whereupon, a. V. D. Joline was nominated Chair
man. and Lawrence Chambern Secretary of the Society,
which was carried unanimously. The rrctng adj ourn-
ed after having passed the following Resolutions:
Resorcd That the honor and interest Of this commun-
f. demand that efficient be taken, without de-
lay to prevent the future action Of the abolition society
in hlarictta-' Pcaceably, if we can Forcib!y If we
must
Rtsolecd, That this meeting do adjourn TO meet at this
place Friday evening next, November the twentieth,
at early candle light, and that pablo notice be gwen
Rcsotrcd, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and be published in both the
newspaDcrs Of this town.
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IL v u VOLI-Nbj OFUE HEu'I
l.. CuAMEERLly, Secretary.
n B. The meeting was Slightly disturbed for
mcnt b. the discovery Of concealed under the
cloak Of an abolitionist
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UARRIs5uRG, Dec. ,, 1885.

Tie Harrisburg correspondent Of III. Inquirer blundeFs
sadly as to the politics Of General Cunangham, the
Speaker of the Pennsylvania Senate Sotar from being
sdecidedly opposed to Mr. Van Buren," he IS warm
friend Of that distinguished Statesman, as well as OF
Henry A. huh!enberg, whom ne supported during the
recent Gubernatoral contest. General Cunningham is
Democrat; his politics are qaivocal-Pe"asyl-
canian.
A letter from n Mechanic -Bank.monopoly democrat,
at Harrisburg appears in the Sentinel boding continued
war between the friends OF Wolf and Muhlenterg be-
cause General Cunningham, the Speaker oil the last ses
SION is reelected to preside tho Senate II We are
not mistaken, Tie writer has always Justify cried out for
war; ever since james Thompson made his two speeches.
He also states that democrats will soon know who are de-
rnocrats lie is RICH: in this. They will soon know
There are runners aoa Of contemplated movement to
rcchartcr the United States Bank which will teach de-
nlocrals who are democrats il the Legislature.
There will be no war between the sections Of dcmocra
CIV in the State let fe -ritaed leaders and few mcr
ccnary presses srnnbe they please These persons
and presses may If they like it, wage battle on their own
account; but the people al for union Every hour
proves it more and more srongl y-N.
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I'm HANCERY-ViRoIsiA:-Ata Court held fur
n Buckingham county, at the Courthouse the 9Th day
of November, lc3o
William D. Jones, Pitf
Thomas J. Glover and James Anderson; admir- Of
Samuel Sanders dec d., Dcits.
The defendant, Thomas }. Glover, not having ente:cd
his appearance and given security according to the Act
of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appear!
nr by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabant
Of this counry-His orrcd thatthe said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next March
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
of this Order be forthwith inserted ill some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, Tor two months
cessirey and posted at the front door OF the Court
"'''O~ r. ELDRIDGE. enc.
November q. 59-wgw
TIN Observation-Disclosures Goochand Coun.
d ~ Court 10Th November, 1875:
Alexander Pa,teson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
~ Jarra Joanna Patterson formerly Jarratt and Eliza.
bclh Put,eson formerly Jarratt, and William NJ May
and Catherine his wife, formerly Catharnc Jarrutt
which said females are children Of Deyereux Jaratt dc.
| ceased. Plaintiffs
against
William D. Jarratt, Archcans Jurratt Paticson Jar.
ratt Alexander Jarratt, David p. Jarat the heirs Of
Lucy D. David, dec d., The wife of Amos David former.
| " Lucy D. Jarratt, (who are unknown,i and William
| David and -- his wife, formerly -- Clarke the
dougbtcr of Elizabeth G. Clarke dec ID formerly Eliza.
beth c. Jarrattwic said Jarratis also children Of
| Devcrcux Jarratt, deceased, Defendants
The Bill of the plaintiffs being read and filed, and the
defendants having entered their appearance and e
ven security according to the Act Of Assembly and The
rules of this Court and il appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court that they not inhabitants Of this Com.
monwealll Oh the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel,
il is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day of February Court next and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond for two months, SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the
! front door of the Courthouse of this county
a Copy Tcste, MAR. w. MILLER, p.c.G.c.
| November a. 39w2w
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MTOTICE-pursuant to Deed oc Trust: eXeca!ed 10
Ia the subscriber and Charles Thompson, jr By Sam
ucl Cochran bearing date OIL the 3Ist of October >33
and dnv recorded in the Clerk office Of Hanover Coun
!y Court shall proceed to sell, Monday, the 18th
day of February 1896, if fair if not the next fair day
thereafter at public auction the premises for ready
money for the purposes therein expressed the Tract CT
Land in said Trust Deed mentioned. lying on both sides
of Little river, in The county of Hanover, and contain
inr three hundred and forty mine acres, which there
is Grist and Saw Mill, lanyard, and various other
improvements. Selling trustee, shall convey such
title only as vested in by the Trust Decd though
the title is believed to be good and unquestonab!e
J. D. q. BROWN, TRUSTEE
Tnrcubpr r. 5j-wtGs
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g AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber oilers Tor SAFE sac
b tgur thousand acres Of Land, lying in Granville
4 Carolna, seven miles north from Oxford, and twenty
south from GAINESVILLE: There is Mill on the tract
newly built, with pair Of Burrs and pair Of Esopus
stones, two els of boiling cloths, elevators packing ma
chine SC The toll from the alone: amounts to
between two hundred and two hundred and fifty barrels
a year The other buildings the land cost between
cnht and ten thousand dollars when built There are
about two thousand in woods, Of which nearly one
half is GOOD tobacco land. The neighbsrhood is an OK
ccnt one and the range for stock Of every kind pro-
badly as good any below the mountains The fences
are in good repair and the plantation in excellent order
for making large crops Immediately. The land VIII De
divided into two or more tracts if DESIRED and the terms
made to suit the purchasers. II is believed, that no land
in the Union produces Wheat and Tobacco Of quality
superior To that raised On this land.
October 30. T5I-w9tl w. O. GREGORY.
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Ng ESSRS. Rice .fe,oman, Seth H. .Ncads, .4dniu;s
lYa traitor dc bonis Of Moses .btchcL, Timothy
OCaaghaa, John r. Leigh, Guardian ad Item for Jess:
.JL,rtV, md George .Niehdt-
GExrLEnEx-Take notice, that shall, either our.
selves or by Attorney, on the oath day Of December
1885, between the hours Of O'Clock in tie morning and
clock in the evening, in the Tavern, at Amelia Cour,
of Henri H. SoulIIa Anderson Tucker, Peter Burton
Matthew Allen, Robert Mann and others, in relation to
certain matter now in controversy in certain suit in
Chancery in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for the county of Amelia, in which We, the
Undersigned are plaintiffs, and yourselves dettndan,s-
If said deposons are not taken the day above mcn
toned, they will be continued from day to day imme
diac! ollowing the place and between ne sane
hours at which lime and place You can attend if YOU
think proper. WILLIAM III. ROWLETT.
MARY y. 4. r. ROWLETT
Noyembcr IL. :jJ-wIw
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nroT1cF TO CARPENTERs.-Thc Richmond,
A TS;Ls hu-r and Potomac Rail.Road Company
wish to employ woTkmcn to execute the CARPENTER
WISH ~ ~ niles Of Rail- Road superstructuFc 1he
highest priccsb the day or job will be g,yen IF R,.
Workmcn are also wanted tor Tic s'fuc'''' "a
The building Of two Lattice Bridges will Likewise Ds
contracted for , ;o-ors1v
As the work must soon be commenced, ana vigorously
''''''> J. II. HOPKINS,
Prin Asst Enginerr.
p;oL,,ond Seutnmbcr 18th 1SSi. ."0
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BDOARDlNG.-uiss .Nnry Turner at her B"a'o':ig
b House, the Main street. "a few doors below llle
street leading to Mayo's BrdgeO will have BY the neri
Which will enable her TO accommodate eight ten mem
ber; with comfortable board and lodgng-Price 81 per
week.
She would also embrace this opportunity to say % her
s;Ta ijem s.cIi accommodations she feels confident
will give satisfaction. -
N9yenlcr 18Th, 1885. "o-"'"
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FRzD.sY, .s'G U'E.YDER 9s, Is:s:
Ep APPAHANNocK ACADEMY .-Thi. Ins,,o / n

= APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY This Insttu n
" VIII DC opened the ensuing year the I:,th OF ia
nuary next under the charge of MIR John c. Lawrence
as tfincpa, and Mr. Oliver White, as First Assistan nj
Icacher the same gentlemen who have several years
continued to give such satisfaction the Board of Trus.
Tees that has unlesatingly reelected them for an
otber year As soon fifty scholars are entered n
ird teacher will be associated with them according to
Inc established rules of this Academy The scholastic
year wi comprise ten months and be divided into two
equal sessions-Ihere will be vacation of one month
during the Summer, commencing the 18th of June
immediately after the examination The of in.
suucuon VIII comprise the Greek, Latin and French
languages, Natural Philosophy, Geometry, and the En-
gis branches usually taught in the best schools The
Principal is well supplied with good surveying nstru-
nens, which the students may all times use There
IS valuable library, for the most part selected by
tate Col John Taylor and the hcancss of the situation
Is mol surpassed by any i'm Virginia.
ierms.--for board, tuition, library fee washing fuel
ana room rent Sll5. If bed and bedding bc furnished
oy the steward department, which is submitted To Mr.
Lawrence government additional charge of sc per
but not Indispensable.
By order Of the Board:
RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr, President
pro te'nporc Of the Board Of Trustees
4'o'e"uer Id 55-2awSw
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XHCzF.x OVID. ~
rAKGENI.4,

a NENERAL AGENCY.-The Subscriber ho. h..n
~ Tor number of years, aud is still engaged in the
business OF General 3gem, IN Me City Of Riclmond for
subscriptions 10 periodical papers renting out recivnS
ne iens and selling real property, hiring negroes
oecthg Their hires and disposing of them public or
private sale, DC, &c. For his ability aud inclination 10
perform, with fidelity and cispach whaie ver. business
may DC entrusted to him. he refers to the citizens of
gentlemen viz: 's
- Joseph Tate Mayor, Messrs Joseph Marx g. Son.
nhche ~ Cook, Peasants * Abbott Fleming & Josepb
. James, Lewis Webb IL Co., J. * ). Cosby Il Co
Lancaster DENLY ~ Co, Peter J. Chevnllie d Co
trump AZ Lyon, Eustace 81 Temple, James Rawlings
= - - ''~'"J''
Post Office. PuiIIP N ft sT a :, 'i'e
~ Applicants from the country, TO hire their SCR
wants IN town. would consult their by giving the
information on before the 25th day of Decembcr and
by sending the TO me- OH or before that DAT,
OF as soon as practicable thereafter p M n
Richmond. Nov 81 ~ ~.
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sy IkIftnlEs ~ .OUIl. i

or The ENouRER is published twice week, generally, aud
three times week during the State
Psce, the heretofore, Five Dolas
Notes OF chartered, spccicpaying only
cvnd IN payment The Editors will the remit
tag then. by MALI the os,nse OF letters being paid by the
- No will be discontinued, but OF
kiiiors until all arrenragcs have been Paid up.
~ Whoever will the payment of papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less Insertions each
%
o. assumed by this it's environs
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EDlCnMOND COUNTY LAND ron sAIr

EBlCllMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
q The subscriber being desirous aud determined TO
remove TO new State provided he can dispose of his
lands, &c IN tho Northern Neck he therefore offers his
pubic Lots and Houses at Soncy Hill on the most re
sonabie terms; consisting OF a tavern which is new
house. three stories high containing under the roof eight
rooms and passage, which renders quite comfortable
and vel calculated TO entertain travellers &c There are
good stables store house, granary a kitchen
ice-house, and oil other ouhouscs necessary al public
pace-all OF which has been built since 1890 There is
also good well ia the yard not 10 be- cxcelled by any
Tor go9d water IN this State There about IS acres
Of land attached 10 the lot.
Will also offer another lot, adjoining the same tract
known By the name Of Whites Tavern containing a;oni
81 acres, with good dwelling -honse and other ont
houses on it, which, with little repair would be in good
order.
will also offer another tract, containing 200 acres 2
miles south West Of Wesinorcand Court. House viii
good dwelling house, kitchen, granary stables and
other necessary out houses.
wall also offer another tract. containing eco scree
miles West Of WessnOrcand e.. ia valuable
forest farm. There is good dwelling house granary
corn houses, stables &C. and firstralc grst mill lately
built ny
viii also offer another tract 10 the extreme end Of
the county, containing $50 acres with rood dive lpg
house, and other outhOuscs on il
All the foregoing lands, lying in the county of Rich
mona aud state OF Virginia healthy situations.
deem unnecessary TO give further description Of tie
lands, as those wishing to purchase view for them
selves, &c. JOSHUA REAMV
Aug o. rsI--tn ~oaeg mi, Richmond a't co. Ia.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFrIcE,

:. OIL0DeT,
n titled " An Act to reduce into one act the several
acts concerning Escheators passed the 9th January,
1917 hereby make known TO those whom il may con-
Germ, that it appears by the Certificate of James Raw
hngs, Escheator for the City of Richmond that by in
QUESTION and office, found this Sd day October 1896
certain lot of ground of which Margaretta West died
sezed situated the north side of ii street in the CITY
oil Richmond between the lot of the Trustees of the
monumental Church on the north and street Sc
Parating from the First Baptist Meeting House on Inc
utheast, and fronting Al 12 feet on said III street
hath duly eschcated TO the Common wealth of Virginia
w. SELDEN, Reg. Land Office
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the sutin Chanccry depending in The Circuit su.
~ perior Court Of Powhoau, in which Royal Martin.
TX Of and Trustee under the Will of John Dcpp is
piainiH-and Lucy Dcpp, Abram Dcpp, Salisbury Depp,
Stephen Depp. Miles Dcpp and Esther his wife Lavinia
Dcpp, Simon Dcpp Lucy Ann Depp. Mike Depp, Wal
ker DePP' Elizabeth DePP, and Pocabontas Drpp, the
said Simon, Lucy Ann, Mike Walker Elizabeth and
Pocahonas being infants under are Of y years are
deiendanls-lt was by the Court the 9Th day Of Oc
tobcr IN TIE year 1885, among other things, adjudged
and decferd 'thnt Commissioner of the Court state
an accounted the administration Of The plaintiff The
estate OF his esator subsequent 10 the last settlement
also an account Of the proceeds Of the sale Of tho
property, real and personal, specifically devised and
bequeahed ~ the esator 10 each Of the specific devil
secs and egatees, other than Nancy Books also an ac
count OF The debts due from the tcstnor IL any" &c
&c ln pursuance Of which Decree all persons interest
ed arc hereby notified, that have appointed the 10Th
day Of December next, for commencing the said ac-
counts; on which day, by 10 O'clock A. NJ, they are
required to attend at Powbatan Court House with their
papers and vouchers, ready for examination and the
creditors Of John Depp fany, required before
that day to present their claims to the undersigned in
order that they may be reported 10 the Court
Nov H. 56~d