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MEETING IN HALIFAX

Al n meeting of mnny Of the citizens of Halifax
county, (held at Republican Grove, on Saturday,
the 11lh of March, friendly to- the recollection OF
Col. THOMAS VENPOR I, TO the Congress
OF the United Sfntes Capt. Peter Reeves was called
to the char, and Giles Ii. Walden appointed Secle-
tary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
The following gentlemen were appointed commit.
tee, 10 draft M Address, to the voters of Halifax
county, setting forth the claims of our lac worthy
representative, VIZ: Richard Thornton, John Mil.
ner, Gabriel Tucker, Peter Barksdale, William
Collins, John Winston, james Adams, John
M Clark, &c. &c. And on motion, the Chairman
and Secretary were added TO the Committee
Wherenpon the meeting adjourned until Saturday
the 2lst INST
Saturday, March 2Id, 1895 Met pursuant 10
adjournment After the meeting WINS organized
he committee reported the following Address,
which was UNANIMOUSLY adopted. And, mo.
ion, 1t was unanimously resolved that the proceed
ings OF this meeting be slgne1 by the Chairman
and Secretary, and forwarded together with the
Address, 10 The Editors of the Iynchburg Vngi.
man, with request TINT they be published in that
pnper, and likewise IN the Richmond Wing 4 Dan
vile Reporter.
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every pore, as it said it did in 1872 incommode itself
ana risk It's own security to aid in avcrting calamity
twill not will plead the termination of its charter
Inc scenes ut the panic season will be reacted The
BANK, ana s ificnds in and out OF Congress will unite
as uey od men, To create panic and alarm, TO create
pressure, and bring calamity. The greater the
amy the better win the ends OF the Bank be answered
e'orais VIII again be poured into Congress from
part of the country for the re-chsrcr of the Bank as
nifty.
having performed what we conceived a duty. in lay
ing before the People the Vaccinations of the Bank now
IN the course of execution, admonis them TO be upon
TIC aer Tor otherwise IN an hour when they will be
prepared to meet him. the evil one will appear
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&c INN REWARD "A bscondcd from The sub
W n wv scriber this morning a Negro man, nam
ea GRrFiN Griffin is about rs years Of age, feet
or ~ inches high very soutly made, broad shoulders;
very full face; his eyes inclined to be rcd his clothing
- OF dark cassnct aud lie purchased in ia
nuary last Of Col VIM II. Sanford Of Westmoreland
County, Va, who had just recovered him from Phla-
delPha, where he had been carried by Captain Bevan
who trades TO Philadelphia with Oysters and seems to
be regularly engaged in carrying of Slaves Griffin has
wife at Mr.. WIN i. Jaliacrro's in Westmorelaad
County, Va and may probably go to that neRhborhood.
VIII give twenty five dollars reward II he be taken,
IN any OF the Northcrn-Neck counties fifty dollars IL
dollars taken ont Of the State that get him again
would recommend 10 the Of slaves on the 20.
tomacy 10 Keep strict look out vessels plying from
that river 20 Baltimore, Alexandra, &c, &c
j. A. PARKER
Tappahaunock Va, March -, 1885. 1O5-w4w
y Tho Editors o The alexandria Gazette baltimore Repub.
can ed Ponnsjlgniau Of Phdelpha will please shove
eonsnou week for four 6oeks and send heir bills
fosi Master this place.
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ED RS Elizabeth .he.iforrough Theopdilus Carson M
lfM gnstus Cursor, Egbert CarSon, 4ion.o Carson,
EHiay carson aud M0gina COrSon thc fire last In John
ROBINSON their gaardidn adj temi anil Bcnjanafa Car
rngtoa administrator de bons Of Gcorge Carson,
Take notice that shall proceed TO take the deposit
tons of Stephen Cook and others in the Tavern house
OF VIM b. Iiohson, at Cumberland Court. house. Va,
on the 9TH Monday (27h day. of pri 1895; and on the
James b. Anderson and others, at the said Andersons
house, IN Cumberland county, Va be read evidence
IN a SUIT now depending the Chancery side of the
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the county of
Henrco, IN which Richard A. Rson is plaintiff and YOU
are defendants The said dispositions will be taken be-
tween the hours Of 6 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock p
NJ OF each dayand if prevented either of the above
named days from commencing completing said depo-
sitions, shall continue from day day. al each place
I'LL the whole taken If you like Won may attend
am, yours, &c. RICHARD a. RIsON.
March 27 1O7 10,
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E Evils HILL, Gcaeyal AOeat and Coyse,oy- ,e;1 !,
tend TO The collection Of bonds accounts and CLAN.
Of every description in The State Of Virginia
fredericksburg March12 105- wiz
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FRAZER,s NlAGAzlNE

FNAIEk'S NAGAIINE.
In ntcc cutitlcd rhe Songs of I,y we find
of Petarchs sonnet to the Fountain Of vaucuse
cannot refrain from extracting IT,.
Visions of lovc dwell
In memory still cnshtincd.-
Here, as she once roclin
shower BLOSSOMS on he bosom fell.
And whilo tn cnamourod tree,
From all its branches thus
Raued odonferous,
She sat- unconscious, all humility.
Mkt with her golden hair those sweet
Like pearls amber seemed;
Some their allegiance deemed
Due To her flowing robe aud lovely feet:
Others, disporiing,
Their Inc brook.
Others aot, waited in niry snort.
Seemed to proclaim, TO day holds merry court,
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G NLENBURNlE FOR SALE.-Having determined
w to remove to the Southwest will offer for sale
on the premises, Wednesday the 9Th of May next If
iair II not the next fair day. at IL o'clock the Tract of
Land on which Mrs. L. Curle resides called Genburnie
situated within half mile of Palmyra, the county
seat OF Fiuyanna, and containing 100 Of land.
Inc dwellng-housc is Of brick, two stories high,
and commodous. Attached TO it are excellent out.
houses good water and productive garden The stua
ton IS as healthy any in the upper country. 10
lawyer who would farm small scale would paftcu-
laTly recommend this property, know no situation
where gentleman Of that profession could do better il
Deing within half days ride Of four five Courts
Should any person disposed to purchase want moro
land he could get adjoining the premises as much as
wonld make large and compact farm on fair terms and
liberal credit The household and kitchen furniture
will be sold the same day.Terms made known at the
sale MILES CARY,
For T.. CDrlc
March r. 104-w4vg
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B'OnTTR ".
i" Much YEt rrMAINs uN,rNc.'
(Fram Ae Port,noutA Ga:ette. J

THE CONSTITUTION.
Again DER the waters " Old lronsides' goes,
liof white wings wOoius each zephyr that blows;
Grave men shc bears with her upon her high deck,
Who fear not the foe and heed not the wreck.
Her strcamers Haunting the brcczcs at play,
Her proul bow now ,nshcS alon the hitc spray,
The foam of the bow breaks over her side,
As ON through the ocean she sails in her pride.
Her dark guns too flown iom her bulwarks of might
Speaking death to tho tyant, the freeman his light
To the monacld slave tom his chains TO be free,
For the stpr-hag OF freedom waves over the SRA.
The ,yranl on land his power may rave,
IL carries no dread TO thc hearts OF the brave,
The slave on the land in his letters mas weep,
Eat freedom belongs 10 the 4" sons OF the dccp!"
Who docs not remember when Britan's proud host
Twas American Tars who the proud foe,
Andt the Cross OF 81. George ia triumph laid low.
When invasion threatened our country with blood,
And reochcry, shameless, in open day STOOD
W hen pale disutccton hoyer'd over the land,
And the bond OF the Union scem'd crumbling to sands
Then fearless aud calm the sons OF the sea.
And in echoSs of thunder show'd their free
And fought the proud foe that American Tars,
still in triumph upheld the brigh, Stripes pnl stars.
The craven may trcmble nj wars loud alarms,
10 Them the rcd battle hath nothing OF charms,
on board OF Old Ironsides, who rocks of foess
Except how more speedily with them 10 closc!
Success then attend thee, thou ship of our pride,
still over the pillows iriumphanty ride,
Aud thy banner ne'cr suhied, the hope of the brave
Ana the dread OF the foenian, with honor still
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d SpA REWARD--Absconded from the planfa.
~ lSV ton Of Mrs. Sarah Hudson. deceased. of
Chesterfield county a Negro boy, named GIAaRfsog.
lie is very likely Negro Of dark complexion rather
below The ordinary height, but well made and about Ia
years oldno marks recoected, exccpta dent in ono Of
bis jaws occasioned by te toothachehis clothing con-
sisted OF dark domestic, pretty much worn, aud wool
hat with very broad brim IL is likely he has obtain
ed free papers aud viii attempt pass as Free negro
re mas bee ~ the habit, Tor several years, Of drivinr
Wagons, for Messrs. Casey Of Cumberland I,,nass
Beach, VIM i. Foster, and Kit Smtlson Of Charlotte
where he will probably cndeavor to petor 10 be neigh
boriood OF d. Smiths, near Rcns' Tavern. with whom,
his mother lives. The above reward will be ovcn "a
ms aeHFery 70 me. A. SPEARS
Hallsboro March - 1O1-w5
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HARDWOOD SCHOOL-This Institution for ma
u d ny years under the superintendent of Charles
faekett ESQ., lately deceased, WILL for the ensuing
be conducted by the subscribers, who have for cons
derable time been engaged with the dec in rans,ct;ng
the duties OF the school Its exercises will commence on
the 10th day OF january next and terminate the 18th of
December following. The course of instruction viii
comprise photography, Reading, Penmanship Aritlne-
tic, Practical Mathematics Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar Blair's Rhe
toric, Composition, History and the Latin Language
Terms for Board, Tuition, Lodging and Washing. dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months will be SIO5
one third to be paid in advance. The BOARDING de-
Partment will be under the direction of Mrs A
racket, whose long experience and unrcmitted at
tention, eminently qualify her for the important
charge Students will be admitted at any time from
the commencement of the School to the first ~
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none over 10 years of age will be received who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials of correct de
pertinent The subscribers, both residing at Harwood
pledge themselves to use every cxcron promote the
moral and intellectual Improvement of the pupils com
mtted to their They solicit continuance of that
patronage which the School has for many years re-
ceyed Letters addressed to either of the subscribers
near Somerve, Fauquier county Va. will be promptly
attended to- JEFFERSON SPINDLE
CHARLES A TACKETT
soIiIIoTd, december a. GI-WtlM
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q tOTTON YARNS AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
" at fact0rB Prices-A regular supply Of the Yarns
and Cloths manufactured by the Richmond Manufscvr
ing Company, for sale as above, by
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
March "a l07-w1w
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CANCEK

- .7nd me art If Healing gonoraltg.
lFENHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
III of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become competenty acquainted by the in
strucons from the celebrated DR. Lynch of New York
city to cure that formidable and fatal disease dcnoi
mated Cancer without the of knife or caustic but
effected in the way and as practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint and also that of Fsuo mr.
tstulaAs the subscriber is here now from the CITY of
New York. any person wishing to be cured of the above
named complaints, will please apply Immediately 10
him, al the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. 6 w w MARSHALL
CERTIFICATE from Or. Lgylch
do hereby certify, that Dr. W. w Marshall has becn
under my instruction, and assisted me in my business
which attending to Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing, generally. lie is using my medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those af
hicied. ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber refers TO Mr. Day Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, MIR James Caskie Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be post paid. w w NJ
January 4. 1884.
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N CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- a Court of monthly
IL session held for the county of Louisa at the Cour
house, on Monday the 9th day of February, 1885
David NJ Hunter, PuF
against
James Bib and John Ellis DanS
The defendant, james Bib, not having entered hig
appearance and given security according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court; and il appearing to
the satisfaction oith Court that he an nhabitant
oil this State On the motion of the plaintiff by his coun
sell 1T is OTdered That the said James Bib do appear
before the Justices of our said Court the Courthouse
on the first day of next June Term of said Court and
answer the iant bill; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed i'm the
CITY OF Richmond for two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
a coPy.-Tesle, DAVID NJ. HUNTER, D. cL.c
March u 1O7-w8w
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Crn these great Bank advocates be sincere in making
to them SO painful admission Can they have be-
lieved what they said Can it be- that the Bank has
seated quietly TO wind its affairs after the expiration
OF ITS chatter, without another struggle obtain re-
hewal ana authorised ats advocates MAKE this procla
nation fsuch be the fact, why has it not gone steadily
on TO contract ITS business and call in its mcans Why
is 1t that the Bank, during the period that these
proesiatons have been made TO the world by its friends
OF its approaching dissolution has been expanding its
business with rapidity and amount without precc-
dent IN its history?
The total amount of loans the Ist March, 1895.
was $51 .40l
DO LIST NOV, 1854, l5,75i,2Ol
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II ADY MlNE.-A favorite Rondino la PoIaccn
~ a composed and arranged for the Piano Forte bv
Charles Berg of this City; together with great variety
OF new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst February,)by
feb 20 L96--tfl r. l. SMITH
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NWTOOL-CARDING MACHINES.-Tb snb-cri.
Wv Der has on hand everal Wool Carding Machines,
for sale They have been examined by Che most enc
rcnccd and all who have used them, are perfectly sa-
shcdIhey have been in for the last twelve wears
n the adjacent COuntesand the most satisfactory festi
mouals can be produced Also constantly for sale n
supply of the best Eastern CARDS. at wholesale or re-.
tail Address the subscriber, Sperryvie Rappahannook
County, Va MINER S. TOTEM
dafch ~ 107--g3ws
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VHNHE co-Parnership between Prince 81 smith in the
A Milling business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent VIM. b. PRICE.
feb 9TH llO5-w4w y. l.. SMITH
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THE LAND OF REST.

Where 10 the land Of rest : the blest abode
OF spirits rescued from the heavy load
OF mortal life where every form Of sin,
The Ills that rage without and lark within,
Are known no more land Of JOY and peace,
Where every sound bat that Of praise doth cease
The fan,ng spiri. feels its strength renew'd
When with the eye faith that lard is view'd.
Let but enc ray Of uncreated light
From that celestial world which knows no night,
Fall on the soul doubts vanish, darkness flies,
We all but breathe the air Of Paradise
The dove that Auttering o'er the watery waste
Could find no place on which its foot might rest /.
When midst the liquid desolation round
Not one green spot the little wanderer found
Even in that watery desert drear and dark,
Had still refuge left her in the ark
And there's an Ark that rides the sea life,
Safe mid the raging biows angry strife
Safe, though the wreck ofmany gallant chip
Floats on the bosom the treacherous deep
CHRIsr Is THE AJAX ia Him by faith is given,
True rest on earth, and perfect rest in Heaven.
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From the Richmond Courier, July IA.
GENERAL CouRr-JoHN RANpoLpu's
WILL.

GENERAL CouRr-JoHN RANpoLpu's
WILL.
The testimony in the case of Mead vs
Bryant and others, in the case of th'
VIII of John Randolph, of Roanoke
closed yesterday. Some twenty or thirt,
Witnesses have been examined. Th,
main object Of the trial has been to prove
that MIR Randolph was or was not 0
sane mind during the winter Of 83 l-2. -
Ifit be decided that he was sane a. tn,
time OF making the will Of June /, 332
in which the son of Mr. Bryan is made the
principal mherilor, the will Of that date
will necessarily bc established il the
Court should be of opinion that he wa,
not in state of MUD to make a dlsposi.
ton of his property at that period, and
that the will then made is void, new ques-
tons will arise, aud other ills OF previ-
Gus dates he offered for probate. Much
of the TESTIMONY has been OF the most Gu
rous and interesting character, such
as might he expected in minute h,story
of the last days Of man of SD much ge-
MUS and eccentricity. Ii was supposed
yesterday, that the cause would be sub
United to the Court without argument.
Among the witnesses is Judge Leigh,
IN whose presence the will of January,
| l332, was made. He has nobly relin-
quished the fine Legacy which was be-
queathed TO him by that viii in order to
testif,, as he believed, IN behalf Of truth s
justice. -
Uncertainty Of The La,o.-Our last ex-
change papers furnish Us with two re-
markable instances of the " GLORIOUS un-
certainty of the law"
The first occurred in Norfolk Borough.
William Taylor, who was lasI fall tried IN
that place for murder, and sentenced 10
six years Imprisonment in the penitentia-
ry, obtained new trial, which, coming
on few days ago, he was ugain sentenc-
ed to nine years Imprisonment He has,
however, obtained still another trial, and
venue has been changed to Nansemond
county. II would be amusing to all but
himself, if they hang him next fall !.
The second case occurred in Port Glib
son, Mssissippi-where a man charged
with murder, was actually released, in
consequence Of the clearness by which
his guilt could be established The mans
name is Jacob Skinns, whs- murdered,
some two years ago, Mr. John Jennings,
the Post Master Of Port Gibson, with The
most cold blooded delberation-shooting
him down, in open day, in the presence Of
Witnesses, without the slightest provoca a.
ton 1t seems he vas twice arragned,
but so clear was his Guilt, and SO decided
and universal was pubic sentiment agajns,
him, that jury could aot be obtained to
sit in his case He wa. then discharged
under the provisions Of the haJeas corpus
act, which entities prisoner accused of
treason or felony 20 his discharge from
Imprisonment, unless he is brought to
trial at the second term after his commit
ment We are not certain that Lynch's 8
law should not be resorted to in such
case, to the utmost strength of Its severi-
ty. [Lynchburgh VIrsinian.
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Merino ,hawls.

enND,N DIrg/ ---------------------- -
At II PANS-for sale by
oopo James Gar Fev
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POETRY
BEAUTIrTL. EXTRACT.

From the Re5eI-BY E. L. BuLwER.
Oh in our sterner manhood, when no ray
Of earlier sunshine glimmers on our. way,
When girt with sins and sonows, and the toll
Of cares which scar the bosom that they soil,
Oh il there be in Retrospecsion's chain
One link winch knits US with Young dreams again
One thought so sweet we scarcely dare to muse
On all the boarded ruptures il reviews.
Which seems each instant in its backward range,
The hear, to soften, and its ties to change
And every spring. untouched for years, 10 move,
II is memory oil mothers love.
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Long Room T! 7!
70 ..s..A .L.A!..D.%.sss

Rectirsd this ueek, at the .New Cash Store
IN Water-Sheet, Y
IEfERNtNl and Paris Nett, Shawls ar 4
IA hdkfs which. together with tho ste l.
previously on hand, makes the assortment
ger than is usually kept IN town.
Also, some choice ribbons, colors A, :, aos;
rable, snch rs apple green, salmon, y',i,e nd
pink, satin gauze.
Paris gloves. silk and H. s. var; .,
colored cor'on hose. Fashionable ,,' H..
ses. bonnets &c. French prn ",h,;".
,uerrlmac do, and many other 49, III 80
low the market price for CdsF "'' "' w
June 20. J(/ 20. n,,,o,
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A "a az I'D.

YEVIIE subscriber takes this opportu-
IA nifty publicly to acknowledge his
sense of gratitude for the liberal patron
age afforded his proie ssional business, and
personal favors conferred by his friends in
Warren and its vicinity, and would OBJ
serve, that he now resides in the House
owned by Mr.. Remington, on Main ST.
at the corner Of Baker street, where hc
may be found a public servant in the hea-
ling Art--and happy IN The confidence Of
all who may in future need h's services in
Physc and Surgery.
June 10. j. l. CliACE. /.
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N'lNW GOODS gS

~ HE subscriber. have just received Sesn
zh supply of Calicoes, gmghams, cambr'cs.
IRISH linens, gloves, knitting cottons, thread
edgings, inseriings, Grecian blonde and PLAN
footings, long lawn, figure Swiss muslin, CORD
ed skirts, figured velvet head ribbons, belt and
head do, bead bags, colored silk braids. togeth-
er with great variety Of other articles too
numerous TO mention, = all OF which will be
sold cheap, ]. BURROUGII, ia. S Co.
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NEW GOODS /!
Fresh and CHEAP /! !!

WYNN 7. WHEATON has jest received
wv all additional supply Of desirable DRx
Goops consisting Of black satin and Marseilles
yestings, Veneiian-a prime article tor costs
and pantaloons, black, blue black, green and
maroon silk velvet. super black pou. de SOL silk,
black synchaw and gro de nap do, colorea silks
Qo- peyy cheap, green and blue sarcenes. pom
gee and spalfe silk hdkfs, ladies fancy Grape
sc. hdkiss elegant bonnet ribbons. cap do. blk
and coored silk braids, blond footings and edg-
ings. bobbinet footlngs, double and single found
alton muslins--whi'e, and black spool cottons,
Tayor's Persian, Chappe's. Clarke's sc, assort-
ed numbers, 1000 sken bundles sewing cotton,
knitting cot'ons, brown batiiste for turbans sc.
Co;ored florence silks lioen threads, book jaco-
net and Swiss muslins. cotton hdkfs, Italian
lcravais, ladies III. s. goves, white and eolored
silk do, gents white and brown linen do, Dover
and plate caicoes, brown shr'ings, Russia ,dia-
per. crash, green barage, English giughams,
e!astics, ladies and gents white and colored
hosiery, bea,erteess, fans cap wire, brown lin
ems. ribbons, laces. superior sewing silks, nee-
dies, twilled tapes, SC. SC. for sale cheap at
June "a. LONG ROOM.