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II will be recolected that the admirable letter of Col
Bento declining the nomination Of the State of Nlissis
dent was addressed TO Gov. Davis ofthat State That
gentleman has written letter to the editors of the Wash
he says-(Y T.. PosfD
1T has bcen received here, / assure you with the
highest enthusiasm, and have reason TO believe that
public sentiment in Mississippi will respond TO thc views
80 ecquently expressed by Col Benton Immediately
on the arrival Of the number Of your paper which con.
tanned TINS letter. several gentlemen took the necessary
steps to secure the publication of 10000 copies Of the
letter FOR distribution through this State and no doubt il
viii have the haPpest influence Mississippi will Ger.
family nc true to the cause of democracy She will no,
consent 20 division Of the Democratic strength nj tbc
present trying period in the history Of our Republic
Union, harmony self denal, conccsson-evcry thing
Tor Tic cause nothing for men,, is "wachword and
motto here"
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n AND FOR SALE, one mile only above Clarksyc.
sides Of the main county road
Tine subscriber has valuable Traci of Lond contain
SO' acres (onethird OF which, thercabouts is open
land, the rest in woodsO which he is dsoosed r. Eli -
private sale, and on reasonable terms particular de-
scuPtion IS deemed unnecessary as it is presumed lie
contract agreement in relation thereto rte nI,n,s
ton rs rented out for the present year Possession
not therefore be given, until the EXPIRATION Of te form
The coniiguity Of this land 10 The town Of Clarksvic
(Which is growing rapidly in point Of size and nnorf
anceD would render it peculiarly valuable to a soecnIatoy
IN Inc tobacco market Proposals. either in person or m
letter viii be received at Black Walnut Halifax Co,n
ty, Va ROBERT . ots T. ~ SU"-
March T. to0 -,
Evils HILL, Gcuerot agont and Collector. will AZ
tend 70 the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
oil cVerY descrIDton In The Slnle 81 Nirniuin ~
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FHNAN-YAR for tease, and Leather for saIe--The
IA rSn-Gard ON Market street, belonging to the es-
tate oil NJ Davidson, deceased, and lately occupied by
tober, 1888 and the stock of Leather on hand consist
ing, 1T is supposed of about 2500 sides and skins OF
sole and upper both finished and unfinished (but prin
ciPay in the vatsD and the bark, &c. are for sale
The Leather will be sold with or without the lease
and good bargain may be had in either or both togo
ther-ApPiy to 5. d. MORTON, Attorneg for
Mary r. Riddle, .qdministrotrir ofJames Riddle deod
Petersburg, March Z. 1nn-rrGu,
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HOS. H. STREET. Of Woodville. M,.,;ssin,,; A..
CD ney and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
services to his friendsand the public
November Is. 56-lafofn- n4m
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was against paper currency and utterly opposed TO
seeing this Federal Government fostc ring and SUSTAINING
any species OF paper currency whatever In my own
Sac mere was no bank and the present legislature hrs
refused toineorporate one; aud il il had Ibceve the Co.
vernon would have put his veto upon it and had writ
Yen 10 nm mat would share the responsibility with him
If he did. For myself an for the French currency no
oank note under 500 francs $780, and my labors
nave been directed To produce that result These la
DORIS are progressive, and proceed by steps step at
time. The first step the passage of the cold
oil and the admission of foreign silver aud gold TO
circulate by law. The next step, the suppression
OF all paper currency under twenty dollars; and in
,hat inc aid OF the States necessary The branch
ing OF tue min, was third step. Getting the deposite
pks 10 agree not to issue notes under 800 another
step The exclusion of all local paper from the Federal
treasury aud return 10 gold and silver alone i'm all the
receipts and payments of the Federal Treasury would
sure TO which have alluded.
Yours, &c.
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a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE.

A UABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE
IN own ON both sides of Roanoke River generally
opposite to the Ferry commonly called Eatons Ferry in
tie State OF North Carolina between and 1900 acres
OF Land about 1000 of which low grounds upon the
rver and rs equal If not superior in quality TO any with
IN the ownership of any individual above the falls with
IN my knowledge The high lands are of fine quality
ana highy productive IN tobacco, wheat and
My residence the North side of the river and within
mile OF it, is healthy; and situation in the State is
better improved or more agrccaby provided for LARGE
family OF whites and blacks On the North and South
side OF the river there Mills which carry each two
par OF mllistones, and command ample custom in
wheat and corn.
will sell the above Lands under all the ADVANTAGES
ana disadvantages If there be any upon reasonable terms
should greatly prefer to sell the Lands have briefly
conviently, will divide it in parts suit purchasers
sell or will sell my Lands, with view TO n removal
TO the Western country Those who disposed to pur
chase Lands valuable in themselves and convenient TO
the markets OF Petersburg and Richmond and will soon
be so to Norfolk, will apply to me tho premises
49, WILLIAM EATON
MnrrCn coIIniv- Octnlacr -.
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.Nessrs Edilots "a "a 100.


ihe answer wichis reported in your paper Of the I'd
instant for my reply 10 MIR Leghs inquiry on currency
not sufficiently reported 90 make my mcauing iairlli
gblc and II IS point on which would wish 10 be- nm
dersiond The substance Of t was about this. That
had not been inaentivc the objection tha papr be
ing The cheapest currency, woulde xpcl gold and silver
looked to the suppression Of the small paper CURRENCY
Say all under twenty dollars at least as necessary 10 re-
tain gold and silver IN circulation In that work look
cd TO the assistance and cooperation If the State Co
yenmcnts; and IN this was not wholly dsapponted for.
~ almost every State there some movement go
ing on against this small currency VI hisrcliancc upon
the states ailcd, and hc acknowledged very difficult
70 bring four end twenty State Legislatures to act tooc
Their. there were two measures In reserve within be
competency Of the Federal Government one Of which
would almost certainly accomplish the object Of keepn
up hard money currency. The other would absolutely
do H. The first measure was for Congress to 90 b1ck 10
the currency Of the Constitution and the act Of I7so and
make the whole receipts aud disbursements ofthc Fede
raj Government take place in gold and silver o The
other he did not think it right to mention in an neden
tai way, and without time to give The explanations which
were necessary TO recommend and defend q new promo
stion That paper the cheaper currency was troe
~ one sense only but that in the sense which made
formidable 20 gold and silver IL was CHEAP 10 the
banks that made i dear 10 the country which used
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MWR PETER FORE-1ake notice that shall on
I'VE the 9TH day of April next Harvey store in the
county OF Charlotte between the hours Of sunrise and
sunset proceed to take the dispositions Charles Far
rar' Ann r. Fore and others-and shall continue from
Gay TO day until the whole of the dispositions taken;
which intended to be read evidence in suit in
Chanccry now depending in the county Court of Char
otte wherein am plaintiff and you and others are de-
PENDANTS THOMAS =. RICHARDSON
Nhrcn y l0O-WIw
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HWARDWARE, SADDLERY, CUTLERY The
q n subscribers have just received by the ship Hafk
Away direct from Liverpool an extensive assortment
OF goods IN their line for the Spring trade CONSISTING In
part OF hoes, chains aDvis vices and shelf ooods
an extensive assortment of plated and steel snae and
curb BITS brass, steel and plated stirrups and spurs
scription. VAN LEW a. sMTfit
Richmond, March H. I02 roa,
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THOMAS III. BENTON.

NEW JkRSEf-Ihe Legislature of New Jersey adj
Jo1rned ON Thursday last The bill prohibiting the cir
cuiation OF bank notes of less denomination than 50
passed both houses, and is now a law
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8 CllANCERY-VInclSIA-I Powhatan County
:, WIN. Chenault and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
Hutchinson, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas L. hutchinson, VIM III. Barker and Polly his
wife, formerly Polly hutchinson Thomas Tyrcc Abner
Tyree and Joseph N. f. Tyrce children of Timothy ~
rec and Maria his wife, formerly Maria Hutchinson now
deceased, John i Dickinson, VIM. Adcock David
Barcay jr: and BENZ Watkins, Sheriff of Powhatan
county, and us such, administrator of Jas Hutchinson
deceased; the said Abner Tyrce and Jos ~ f. Tyrec
leaving infants under the age of 81 years, DEBTS
Tins day came the plaintiffs, by II l.. Hopkins ESQ
their Attorney. and filed their bin against the deits and
on their motion, r. F. Graves is appointed guardian
al htem, to the infant defendants Abner and Joseph
N r. Iyrce-and the defendants Thomas r. TIutchn-
son, VIM III Barker and Polly his wife Thos Tyrec and
Abner Tyrec, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the Act of Assembly and the
Rules oihis court and it appearing the satisfaction of
the court that they not inhabitants of this Common
wealth On the motion ofthe plaintiffs by their said ator
ney 1t is Ordercd that the said absent defendants do an
pear here on the first Monday in May next being court
dayD and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give security for
performing such decree the may make herein and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond and con-
tnued for two months successvey and that another co
Ply be posted at the front door of the house of this
county Copy-Tese. II. F. GRAVES, d. C.
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THVHE celebrated imported Arabian horse BtJSSO.
a Raj ARABIAN, a beautiful golden sorrel, foaled
IN the year lSl4At the request Of large number Of
gentlemen, who breeders or amateurs Of fine horses
Bus an, now the property of Mr. Icth will stand this
season at Capt Fnncys plantation Eoic in the county
OF towhatan ~ miles from Richmond, adjoining Sub
ett tavern The above request made from liberal
desire OF improving The breed Of horses in this section of
the country That Bussorah will prove of immense adj.
vantage, IS certain. He possesses and imparts 10 his
colts, beauty that other horse has or can irnsrt
me horse viii be put at the very low price of twenty
dollars the season, aud thirty dollars to insure The sea-
son n end on the 10th July Thus every farmer or
Decaef Oi horses has It in his power 10 avail himself of
uns morse very valuable stock Bussorah has always
proved himself very foal-gctter Mares insured
must be regularly returned to the horse every ninth ay
rom putting else they will be considered by the season
Wares dying, or being parted with before oanq.time
tho owner will be held responsible for the insurance mo-
ney Every attention will be paid by careful and OK.
perenccd groom, but the Of Bussorah will in mo
case be accountable for accidents escapes Fv cents
~ The groom.
Reference to Edward Scott Of Powhaian. James Sci.
den, Central Course Frederick Clarke Manchester
and VIM Fnncy, Powhatan
Feb 81 [0f-wGwl JOHN HrTu
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WING EcoNoMy--it is remarkable that the Wings of
the Senate in their zeal to curta all unnecessary on
penscs in the administration of the government have
not turned their attention the increase i'm the print;n
expenses of their body In 1910 the PRINTING on
pcnses of the Senate were $4,000 In ls:,l tbey
amounted 10 the enormous sum of SI2CO0O There Is
ho,nng IN any other branch of the government that
VIII compare with this extravaganza. Frederick 81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

EN CHANCERY-vrRclNIA Circuit Superior
N Court OF lay and Chancery, held for Cumberland
county, on the LIST day of September 1884,
Crawford CIenshaw and Frances ID. his wife former
ly Frances Bagby, Henry Finch and Mary d. his wife
formerly Mary ID Bagby, Martha J. Bagby in their own
right, and Elizabeth Bagby, infant by Crawford Cren-
shaw, as her Guardian adGen, Pleasant c. Bagby aud
'ohh NJ: pagDy' Compliments,
James lsbell, i'll his right and as administrator of
Lewis lsbell, deceased William Isbcl Thomas H. Is.
bell John NJ lsbell, Lewis Nj. Isbell A. Henshaw and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Isbe John French and
Sally his wife, formerly Isbel Polly Miller formerly Is
bell: Edward Walton and Narth his wife. formerly Is
bell Edward Lewis and Jane his wife, formerly Isbcll
William Bagby, Lewis G. Bagby, and James S. Bagby
m Defendants.
The defendants, A. IIcnshaw and Elizabeth his wife
Edward Lewis and Jane his wife, John French and Sally
his wife, William Bagby Lewis Bagby and James Bag
ny not having entered their appearance and given
ry according to the Act of Assembly and tile Rules of
tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this is or
dered That the said defendant do appear here on the
hrst day OF the next April term and the bill
compliments, and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted in rome newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Court house of this county for
two successive Court days. A Copy Teste,
B Is. WOODSON, ID. C. c. 5. c.
February 10. S.-wSw
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BERKELEY COIINTY

According to public notice, meeting of the friends OF
me Administration was held at Capt p Gardners hotel
IN TINS place, on Monday last. Mr. Hezekiah Hedges
was called to tire Chair, and j. b. A. Nadenboush APP
delegates to represent this county m the National Con.
venton to be held in Baltimore the 2Gth MAY next
dency and Vice Presidency Hezekah Hedges. Jacob
SSeibcrt, Dr. John Hedges, Maj w. c. Burns, Capt
James Mason, WIN. Alburtis, John b. Nadenboush DIR
John Harrison, Michael X. Sebert, Edward Winning
pr Thos Page and Thos G. Flagg. No candidates for
the Legislature were named by this meetng-.Ertins-
burg Republican.
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N AW NoTiCE.--FosrAisr II. Prrrrs late of
Orange county having located in the city of New
York IN the practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
tessional services 20 his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens generally. Beng generally known through The
State, he deems references unnecessary All business
prompt aud faithful attention.
A. b. Persons in the South who have, or may hereaf.
runaway slaves, suspected to he in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find TO their advantage to
scnd amnucly descriptive communication, post paid
ABOVE. Scp,cinber 80 d2--Gm
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n y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rules holden in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ond Ch@ncery for the County of Buckingham the sixth
day of October, 1884:
Samuel Sanders PIE
against
lhomas Sanders. executor of Samuel Sanders dec d .
and III his right, Francis Sanders William Sanders
James NJ Sanders, James Purcell and Mary his wife,
formerly Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel San
ders Stephen Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper
and judith his wife formerly Judith Sanders VIM Win
ston and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Sanders James
Sanders, Thomas Sanders, and John Sanders DIETS
The defendants, James NJ Sanders, James Purcell
and Mary his wife, Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders
stephen Sanders Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper and
judith his wife. William Winston and Sally his wife
James Sanders, Thomas Sanders and John Sanders moi
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country his ordered
mat the said absent defendants do appear here on the
first day otthe next April Term and answer tho bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door ofthe Courthouse of this county
CoPy-Teste, ROLFE ELDRlDGE,c
jan q. Sl-ws)w
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IOTlCE.-CgARSER DARDfK, son Of David Oar.
din, late Of Mccklcnburg county Va, who removed
years since to the Western country fliving IL
dead his legal representatives hereby notified that
there is IN my hands sum Of money belonging 10 him
or thcfH appropriated by the Congress Of the United
States 70 pay for the horse Ro5nus pressed into the
service Of the United States IN the Revolutionary War
All persons having claims against the Estate Of said
David Dardin, decd, are hereby notified TO produce
them for settlement his notice viii be plead in bor
10 said claims ROBERT Y OVERLY
administrator do bonis nrn Of
March 10. fl02-wfw] Dawn DARDfs, decd
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q BoSfmE.-Thc Richmond Wing states that the in
Gen9iay publications remaining in the Post Office nj
Richmond, Va on Saturday last were taken ont and nh
Icy burnt IN Tic Main street. under the superintendence
OF The Post Office Committee The Abolitionists are
wasting their TIME and their money well as display.
ing most uiabocai disposition in sending their prodnc
ions to the South They calculated 10 produce the
seeds OF d'sunion civil and boodshcd which would
involve The whole country IN the deepest calamity IL
they we're successful i'm their designs and il MET E
pccted tia; measures, and that will be ccfa
will be taken by the people OF The South to preveot fbc
eyh consequences which they calculated to produce
desperate diseases require desperate remedies and the
people whose lives threatened by the labonrs of ts
Aboltioniss will most assuredly adopt measures for
own safety, even IL they should wear something az ,b
appearance of violence 1t must be subject IL rcorct
to sec snch measures resortcd TO- but IL
situation in which they Threatened it cannot se
much surprise that they should adopt extraordinary oea
sufcs - counerac the base and malicious efforts If t
Abolitonisis We may talk about an obscrvanc - ,bo
laws which all Will admit 70 be right proper apd io,
ant bot when The lives Of large portion Of tle neonl
aic put in jeopardy, by Gcndisb disposition af,no,t
Few desperate individuals who claim The exerciso IF
common privilege merely for the promotion of d;aio
cal purpose, We cannot expect 20 restrain them from A.
tempting to avert the danger by urging such considera-
tons.-Bah Rep.
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EAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE-The Exam.
q IL nation Of the Students of this Institution will COM
the following Tuesday The Commencement will he
held on Wednesday the 23d. Addresses will be deliver
ed before the Literary Societies connected with the In
sntuton and the liampden Sydney Institute Of Educa-
ton on Thursday the 2th-on which occasion the Rev
Dr. Carroll, President elect of the College, is expected
to deliver his Inaugural Address
Parents and Guardians of Students md tho nnbl;c
generally, invited to attend
r. G. BRANCH, Secretary 10 me Faeuity
the 25tll n r. ~
September H. 37-to3S
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The rofous and other Illegal proceedings which hay
occurred so frequently of late in the United States
referred to by the Montreal Herald in the following
terms In Europe, we doubt not they will be cagerly
seized on and welded to the disadvantage of free nsl
tutons by the advocates of arbitrary government
AS to the recent disturbances in the United Statcs
however deeply we may regret the general disorgani
zsuon when viewed by Itself candidy confess that
OF democracy in England The awful riots and thc sill
more awful though less destructive mockeries of JUS
ucc, that have recently dsgraced all quarters of the
Union, must, when viewed in connexion with each
oler be ascrbed not TO temporary local causes but
to the permanent and universal naadies of republ
can Constitution. l'
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Cotlnans- lOlio1 go.

CoLUHBUs, (OhioO September p
TIE BovSDAnY.-Wc have heard nothing f,rfbe,
rom Michigan since our last OF course we have no.
thing 20 say upon the important matter nvoyed T.;
that controversy The authorities Of Ohio will of co,s
watch with tnxious sociiude all movements on This sb
Jeci and the Gov will be bound BY the act Of the June
sion to issue his Procto5aotion when ali pcaceabe moan.
under the " Couproinise Bill fails A nd this nnst he
by some overt act the part Of Michigan Until th;s
occurs, Of course military force viii be needed All
ne people may apprehend both peace and quietncss
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vi OTICE-Mr Henry Ludlan,. SURVIVING n,r,re, &c
- the hrm Of Lewis Ludlam & Son is d1iy lastbor-
i]ed by US as our Attorney in fact to Transact ali the
mands due to The same and generally 10 transact ii
business connected Herewith with the Estate Of our
lesatori all which will appear, by reference to the
power OF attorney, executed W this day. and duIy
recorded IN the Office Of the Court Of Hustings for te
City Of Richmond, aud duplicate Of which Is deoosi.
ted in the Bank Of Virginia.
VIM ALLISON,
JAMES II. GARDNER.
Aetiag ErecNtors If Ls,rie Ludia,a dee'd
Sept 4. Sd
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vHVO PROFESSORS AND MEN OF SCIENCE

THNO PROFESSORS AND MEN OF-sCfENCE.
a An election Of Professor Of Chemistry and Ma
turai Philosophy in William & Mary College Va will
may desire the situation will present their Testimonials
on o. before that day, may have them presented bv
directing them 70 the undersigned, or to the Rev
Empic ID. d, President Of William g. Mary CoIle0e
Williamsburg, Va The emolumeuts are q fce Of TWEEN
" dollars from each student 10 each class and ealar
OF one thousand dollars, which. 1t depends upon an
income arising from lands, debts and stock ho,,gb +,
- eonsdefed TO be ultimately good, always pune
tualy PAID al diem. J PAGE
M Recfor Of Hiiiiam 4. Afaty Coueoe
The friends Of William & Mary arc 5ss,rc5 H., H.
interest Of the College will not be neglected and liat
az able course Of lectures may be expected
J. p, X If ~ g. M C.
~ ". r. The Globe National n y
Ii3os New iavoo Hsnd, aod Cooiine requested
70 insert TIC above l ~ Octoerand acconots 10 IN
mved Christian, Bufssr Of Che College, a. Riotropd
sept l. 34-st
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POEg'R ".

MOORE,s sONGs-

49, MOORE'S SONGS.
The following 10, or .,.
Songs just Published in portfolio OF tweive ali %
wit aud olegancc:-- " "Ns 'e"''e"' OF
Calm thy sscp infants siun.bcr,-
Bright as angel thoughts thy dreaas,
May each Joy the hsnpi,s, nun,bets
"a. shed o'et thee thoir beams
os..i, where pleasures wing hath .liirj
There paas ron.aia
fll bc thy lot with M dividcd--
Thine ell tho bliss nd mine the pain
Day and night my thoughts shall hover
kounl thy steps whpfcef hey stray
Az, dough dark clouds cover
Fo1dly the Persian tracks he ray
1T this be IL Heaven. offended
~ those bright It's rival sec,
Then be my vows between sc LicnIc l.
Half breaihd to Ilosyen, and half To thee