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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
"HOSE who attend Mr. NvTrINo's
III Singing School, are informed that
the National Church Harmony, is receiv-
ed, and mag be obtained at the Store Of
Mr.. SAMUEL WngAroN.
Terms-80 cents each, Cash.
Jan II. ....
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fDsThs Court Of Common Pleas for this coun
~ s now in session at Bristol. Bu, two jury cas-
es have been decided.
The cnso of Child ". lTiscoS, for trespass, was
decided in favor ofhe plaintiff Damages cents
lIailc for Plaintiff Randall Cor Dsi-ndunt.
Bickneli. Treasurer Of Union Congregations
Society, Darlington, VS.. Smith, Verde, for PLAIN
tiff. Randall and Attorney General for Plaintiff
Halle for Defendant. Tho Cour, adj. yesterday.
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HENRY BOWEN. Secretary.
An ae, to provide for the auditing Of accounts II
against the State

An act to provide for the auditing 81 accounts IL
against the State.
Ssc.l De il enacted by the General Assem-
bly and by the authority thereof Is enacted That
hereafter any person having any claim or demand
as.inet the State, shall present the san'o IN wr-
ting Ia the General Treasurer, -four weeks before
the session Of the General Assembly, ut which tthe
same il to DO acted upod. And the General lrea-
surey shall examine all accounts presented. nnd
shall endorse upon the same his recommendation
or ds.pprovSl thereof And they rhall be by INN
transmitted to the Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
Scntntives nt the noxt ensuing session OF the Cen
/. srsl Assembly. And utter being acted upon ny
The General Assembly, shall be returned ny the
eseresarv to the Geusral Irensurors oihee, 10 oe
thsre lie nj on file. And the Secretary shall also
transfer 10 the General TreasureSs ouice, oil tha
.ecount. alluw cd at this session, or which have
been allowed for two years past, for lhe purpose
OF comparing tho same with accounts hereafter
prssonted. ,s,.
See 2. And be il further enacted. That s'ht
General Treasurer may and shall mske and pub
lish from timo to time such rules and regulations
respsctins tho manner in which said accounts ale
70 be made ou, and certified he shall deem nc;
essary witch rules and reyulvtlon" shall remain
in force, until altered 10y tho said General Assem-
bly,. r,., .,
Sec. g. And DO il further enacted, lhat ns
compensation for the performance OF the iu''he
duties srioined by this act, the General treasurer
shall bo allowed tho SUN Of fly dollars per an
NUN, payable quarterly out ofihe General Treas
ury True copy, witness
. - HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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A cnndidiite fer The medical honcrs
having thrown himself almost into n fever
from his inraparity Tor answering the
questions was asked by one of the pro-
lessons, show wonld you sweat q patient
for rheumatism I" lie replied, IL would
send him here To be examined"
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JOHN DAVOL

nfAS re e,cd this week. ! piece brown
I1A ThLel Cloth, and ! piece do Ga bne
EreIisl, Msrno. both, very beautiful shadss,
which will be s,ld cheap at the .NtW Cash
Store iu " nfer- -sirsef. Jan -.
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,rF- The Warron Social Club will meet a
their Hall for discussion this evening. al Il
o clock. {. RANDALL, Sec'Ty.
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L A w 8 OF RHODE ISLAND.
An ne, concerning Masonic Societies.

hu uSt CouSStuhn8 NiuuoHtS coSteNoes
Ssc.l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, and by tho authority thereof is enacted that
oach and every Society ofthe order Of Free and
accepted Alasons, Lodges, Chapters, Encamp-
inents, Councils, Colleges or Consislories, or by
whatever name or style the same may be known
III the state, whether Incorporated by an net of
this General Assembly or not, shall make returns
In writing yearly, and every year, at the May Ses-
sion thereof, ofihe number and names Of the Of
ficsrs and members Of each Society tho number
and name, of the persons who may have been I'D
mi,te,i, initiated or advanced from ono degree TO
another in sa Society, or by any OF its officers or
ias,nIsrs thin the last year proceeding said re-
turn. together with the mode aud manner OF their
jaiti ,,ion admission or advancement from ono de-
gree 10 anothas the form or forms Of tho sever
nj proni or obligations which may have been
administered or repeated to nny person or persons
a, ANY meeting of such society by any Of - Incm-
bsr. or olhsr parsons within the said year, togeth-
or also with the ,imc md place and occasion when.
and where the same were administered, repeated
or taken tho times and place Of meetings of such
society holden within the said year, together with
q schedule Of all tho property real and personal
liubie to taxation, belonging TO or held by or IN
trust for said society, the day the same shall be
auested in manner hereafter mentioned.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted, that said
rs,urns shall he signed by the presiding officer, or
sns Of tho principal officers Of such societies. with
= eertitcnt. endorsed thereon or attached thereto,
ofa Judge Of some court Of record in tho county
wherein said society is located, that the truth oi
sad return has been attested t., under oath or nj
6rn,s,ion, before him tho said judge by the officer
or person making the same return. And every
presiding or principal officer of any such society
who shall neglect TO make return us aforesaid
sh.ll for every such neglect, forfeit sum not less
,han ono thousand dollars to be recovered 10y in-
Iietmsnt 10 and fer tho use oithe state. Provided
however that the provisions and requirements OF
,hi. act shall not extend 10 any society therein de-
s.ribed, which shall not have holdon any meeting
or transacted any business within the year, fo
which said return is to be made.
Ttss copy, witness:
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"\Vhcthcr | shall ever succeed in hcing
useful snid Dncrc, "is, ! fear, very
doubtful, hut have determined not +" be
idle. Aionely m,n hk. me eanHot qyjrL
to despise himsry"
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There being 10 choice, the House then adj
to "Wednesday u half past IL o'clock.
On "Wednesday morning the balloting was re-
newed ON the part Of the House. and resulted As
follows - ..u
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MIG OFF AT

BEANS AND DRIED APPLES,
" ius, received and for sale by
- ~ SAMUEL WHEATON.
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11RORE AMERICAN LaTCHES jus
MA received and Tor sale by
Jan 81. so"ss VI,
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ro ollrESE-6rst rate CHHEsE, Just rcceivc'
w. and for sale by
Jan 81. SANosh !"
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~ LaSS LaNPS-a hesh fupply common
VI glass lamps, jus, received by
,.nsI SAMUEL WHKAroN.
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@ Jan. 81. 1898.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14
MIR. ARCHER.

The last Petersburg Constellation breathcs str ans full
OF confidence and hopes" Thus far we have rome on
we-in some instances victories have been glorious
Deyond The most sanguine expectations; and where the
republicans have sustained defeat il has been under
such circumstances and by such meagrc maorites on the
part oil The Wings as to give just exuation
on elr part and but little for regret on
the polls then to the polls The day fnst be ours
tle theSercd Congressional District already So MIR
Archer having relnquished the contest as will be seeu
ny the following letter addressed to the Electors:
10 ne Electors Of Mc Congressional Diyiq composed
q me counties Of PO'chatan, Noao,cay Chesteifsld
Goochtdnd and 4nolia 800
GenHehnen The result Of the two elections which
nave taken place in the District confirming other ind
cations leaves me doubt that a majority of Won CON
ocinn the course have pursued your Representative
on the important questions which al present
the public nindl could not expect in these circur.
stances to obtain the suages of this portion of Won for
reelection, and ought not TO desire il if / could MS no.
thing could induce me TO renounce, or qualify in anv
manner, the opinions that divide us 1t only remains
Tor me, therefore, TO announce to you my Withdrawal
from further prosecution of the canvass which !, ia
The purpose of this brief address To do
Having held, for so long riod the place of your Re-
preventative it has been my\ nest wish to he euabed
before my separation from it, TO give some decisive evil
dencc that have not been wholly undcscrying of tho
trust: This wish must the frankness to tell Won
mat think have accomplished, in the conduct which
mas incurred the disapproval of many of yon The ma
nIiestaton that would abide inhexibly by my sense
however 1T might be mistakenly of what owed to the
favor. - J"
tender you gentlemen, in tpking this final leave the
Your oBt. servant S S past confidence
WILLIAM 6 Apcupp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14

party reasons Many others however nominollv aud ,o
iessedly belonging toour pa ty not te ~ The
sgneis OF the instruction against
him. but on what account l cannot saw AS Nars
trate he had voted to impose small levy ON the
a,u IN bringing INTO lexington the water from neigh
ooing SPRING avowedy on the ground security TO the
public buildings, public records &c Idle and ot}snsvc
exaggeraons were made of this act and il was pressed
as learn, with available effect in that class who would
give an ear to the objections founded upon H. Would
you pciicye tit was alleged and insinuated that
he had practical capacity was neglcctr,l Of tbo
'e"s BUSINESS Oh the Legislature and wasted its time
money, &c, IN useless abstract haraneucs. There il
perhaps nor district OF Virginia whose permanent
prosperity mas not been aided part chief hy his
cxertios IN the last years and vet this SLANG WAS To-
ieratcd If not believed
The main of the disasters of the dav was the
use OF Judge White name for the next Presdcncy-
Dorman pledged himself go for him; Leyburn did il
condnonaiiy; Caruhcrs and Mcdowell said that they
would abide their party nomination. Mcdowell stated
that when White first proposed by portion of our
own party and Supported by others of them his feel.
ings much enlisted in his behalf ms l a clarad
10 ms friends IN Richmond and of their winter eau
cusses but that his attitude was rapidly chanyn into ono
Oh the most effective opposition To his own party and
una, ms feelings were Undergoing like revolution In
fact, White has broken down i'm this county W.
have ncvcrhad any but Van Buren, Press md
.ne minus OF our people have been ingularly
,ermned against That gentleman. and all charged with
preerring him. This well known and the utmost
advantage was taken of it in the election
1--WE hope TO the district ii Botctourt does her
duty by turning out We will
nioore's majority Craig ............. ESQ
Dormans do. do. Mcdowell, ........... 100
Caruthcrs had less than Mcdowell
Ciuzens OF observation-disclosures of Republican govern
oes 10 the U >. Bank, TO moncd Aristocracy
and all its corruptons Supporters of the sacred Ripbt
OF nstructions--tiose of you who equally against
The fcderasts and the Nufers, and arc still devoted
70 te ahcen. iocirnSs OF Virginia and Jefferson! To ne
Polls, 10 The Potts! Never have we known so niel,n0
party, composed of such discordant clements SO mis-
cevous IN usng the power which they have obtained i'm
Old Nirginia--so Objectionable in the ends which they
nave IN Viewso reckless in the which they en-
ploy in retaining their illgoten and much pow
IN Tho Poll,
with stout hearts and strong heads and the victory will
be yours. ~
In Tie spirit OF the following Letter which we yester
day received from one of the strongest abcst and most
distinguished States Right mon in Mary we in
woke you TO the Polls
Extr0ct Of a letter, datcd .7pra TO-
am very much gratifed to sec such strong reason to
believe that my dear natice State about and
re-eslablsh her old De'nocrotic Priaoipies"
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, W. bOohs ahu stationary furnished by the pupils.
Payments To- be made quarterly in advance
Mrs. llackley has made arrangements 10 omen bcr
school on the 10Th April and regrets that the season will
only allow half session Of two and half months be-
Tore The usual vacation will occur Young Indies from
distance VIII have every attention paid them durinr
that period and the regular scholastic year will com
ncnoc Tic lsl September
Philadelphia, April H. 1896 12-w4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14

lEH RS HACKLEY, No 6 Portioo Square Boaydi00
I'VE gnd my Srhoot fur yOHng Ladcs-Thc scholastic
year VIII be divided into two terms Of five months each
we hrst term commencing September 1st and ending
January Dist second term commencing February LIST
and ending June Both 80
IEHMs-B oaTding aud Tuition in all the branches
compnacd lm Lnc most Ileral EnolLah Edncnlnn- r.l
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FRESH SPRING GOODS


THHIIE Ship Jefferson having Just arrived from LIVER
pool with the remainder and largest portion of our
Spring Importation, (Le other portion having already ar
rived by the ship Hark Away from the same port we
use the earliest moment to aPprise our city and country
customers and country merchants generally of the fact
and TO say that the course of few days we shall be
nent OF unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances such as the scarcity of desirable Goods in
te Norhefn markets. and the great advance which has
taken place in those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
for sale We have also large supply of Domestic and
other Goods which, including those new 0oai will con
stItnte stock Of near Sl750OO in value all OF which
we offer on accommodating terms. A more particular
advertisement VIII appear during week, if we can
find time TO prepare one.
F. 81 J. S. JAMES g. Co
hPrl a. til2-ul Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14

EPLOODED STOCK FOR SALE-The snbscri.
Der VIII gel at auction, on the day of the Jockey
Club race, at Fairfield the Both instant the FOLLOWING,
blooded stock:
lst Lady Berkeley with Tmolcon colt dropt this
spnngD 10 years old got by Trafalgar her dam old Ro
saba by imported Spread Eagle, her e. dam imported
Alexandra by Alexander, her e. G. dana Woodpecker
hsF g 4 g dam by Pblegon, out of Lord Earefoont's
iigliHyer narc--put TO TTanby
90 "a Reform, DIX br marc, 8 years old got by Jolnson's
lar,ii, dam by Col Hoskns Sir Peter g dam by High
9ndeI g dam by Code,g. e. dam by I.onsdae. out
OF thorongh bred mare imported by the Hon. Thomas
Nelson put TO Tranby.
3D. Byzantine, sorrcl FLY, years old, by Gohanna
out Of Lady Berkeley.
an Jessanne, bay fly one year old out Of Reform
BY Mason s. Ratlcr
Gentlemen who wish 70 purchase valuable stock are
invited to attend this sale RICHARD Hill
Apnl II. 10 III.
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= ComgIlment q ~ Prlsldeal.

Willis in one Of his late Letters from London n,,b
shed n that celebrated and excellent periodical ne
York Mirror, details the incidents Of IiierorO nav
winch he attended at Mr. Buwcr's. Mrs Norton (t6c
beautiful and accomplished daughter Of sheridan !
Shel TIE Irish orator and Poet dIsrao and many tbeT
iaramed bees and bees.ieurcs scholars were 6rcsen
among these, was the highly distinguished Bowrino
thc Editor Of the Westminster Onsrferlo Tho rod -
tree trade and Of free principles the enemy of ali dan
gtrous Institutions like the T. s. Bank At the close
OF us sketch he gives the following touch at the
Times The lovely Mrs Leicester Staniiopc was pre-
sent She was enigheninga foreigner ain the prefest
Engsh French, upon point Of national
Ter husband, famous Lord Byron's companion In
Hrecce, and great liberal in England was introduced
70 me soon after by Buwer and discussed the Rank
ana 1he PRESIDENT with little assistance from Bowrno
'oHo joined rs eih penn fer the Od Geaeral aHdhls
measures "H q toos jar into tie morning"
" Our excellent Correspondent from Washington
may De assured that shall take pleasure in nserin
nS thrilling and beautiful sketch Of 1qoy- Gcne,ql scott
as soon asthe struggle Of the Elections il passed
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q NUSTAVUS UPSON RICHARDS, ESQ. of New
w York, became interested, the LIST February last
IN the several businesses of +. q j. S. James 81 Co of
TINS City, + ~ J. 5. James 81 Co of tile CITY of New
YORK and Eward James & Go. of Petersburg Va-NIr
York ~ " '"
April "a. f. 81 S JAMES e r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
ID Il N CIS FRY.
J. o. SHAW, Dental Surgeon, recently
from Philadelphia.

'IEEELS much pleasure in the opportu.
nifty which enables him to make ten.
Ter of his professional services, to the la
les and gentlemen Of Richmond and vi
cinity, at his Office, Main street, opposite
the bank, where he will be in attend ance
at all hours, except when professionally
Engaged. He does not deem it requisite
o enter into an elaborate discussion on
the utility and Importance of good teeth,
and the absolute necessity of pay ing prop
er attention to them for their preserv alton,
as every person of intelligence is aware Of
it. X. o. $. Performs all the various and
necessary operations on the teeth, gums
and mouth, viz. teeth and stumps extract.
ed, teeth filed, cleansed and plugged ir-
regularities rectified; loose teeth fastened /,
and Children's teeth regulated. Also, ar
Ii6cial, animal and mineral teeth inserted,
from a single tooth to complete set. And
ticdoloreux, exostosis, alveoiary, abscess,
&c. successfully treated.
n. b. On hand, an avc2num for tooth
ache, tooth powders of unusual superior
properties, and an elixir for scorbutic af-
fections of the mouth.
P.S. Having procured at considerable
expense the far famed MINERAL SUCCEDA-
NEuM, of the Partisan Dentists, he is ena-
blcd to rescue from destruction teeth on
which carries has exerted its most extern
sive ravages.
March II, 1885. ll-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

nR. Samuel Parker, Botanic Phy6cian,
would respectfully inform the citians 81
Richmond, and the public generally, thu b.
has located at the hotel Of ID. ID. Sloan, where
as yoqld ssceiIs Ras,sn,; FEN any section e the
incident to thu climate. Patients afictedGith
blindness OF long standing, cataracts and lnaa-
NATION, may receive restoration BY the aid Of
electric haid, without painful operation. He
PROCESSES to rtmove carcerns, serofula OF kings
evil, salt rhesm, asthma, gravel, dropsey, plies,
and lever ard ague, with medicated electric
fiuid. He has succeeded in healing pulmonary,
acute, and chronic diseases, that other praCti-
TONERS havs announced incurable. He csnceHes
he can remove most of the diseases incident T.,
this climate by the blessing of Heaven, medin-
ted huid and vegetable medicines. Samuel
Parker wsuld prescribe for consumptive and IL
male complaints for any section of the United
States, aSd hatters himself that no can restore
nine case out of ten, If his prescriptions are
strictly bllowed. He administered tG three
hundredfati ents, last summer in twelve weeks,
and lostbut two. He has studied the Practice
OF tae old school, the reformed, and is ac3uaint-
ed With the practice of celebrated botansts gen.
Grady. He has expended more than one thous-
and dollars in travelling in the United States,
AMI exploring the flora Of North Ameri0. He
possesses respectable testimonials of fidelity and
ability Steaming is not practiced.
| SAMUEL PAREER.
Third month l4th, 1885. Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

A Ii persons indebted TO me either BY
IA note or book account especially those
who have notes and accounts standing
since 1881, '32, '33, and "a, are requested
to come and discharge their respective &C.
counts before the last Of March next.
expect to start east at that time, and shall
expect my friends to attend punctually ia
this call, or they may expect their note,
and accounts to be put into the hands d
the proper officer for collection. Those
who cannot pay, and have book account
of longer standing than one year, mug
come forward and close the same by note
as am determined to close my books .
soon as possible. | hope my friends viii
see the necessity of this course, as il is il
dispable to enable me to prosecute my b.
siness. JEREMY MANSuR
n. B. / intend keeping on hand at ill
times, general assortment ofgoods sui8d
to the season, md should be pleasedfo
have my friends and customers gener4iy
call and examine for themselves. ]. n.
February D, 1885. stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
NGLIS GRAMMAR.

A N easy and lucid guide to = knowledge
n of EnglIsh Grammar, containing IL
principles and rules of the Language, css-
lustrated by appropriate and instructive
examples; philosophic expositioa ef the
derivation and original meaning II words:
to which are added, . key to false syntax,
and punctuation, and new par1in9 key,
in which the parsing lessons are, By sseass
of character, briefly and comeepAensissSy
parsed: especially designed - private
learners and schools. BY r. 8. HoILOwAY.
The above work il warmly peeomoenA-
ed by the most popular teaehess and pro-
fessors in the west. For sale Ct this eiice.
January 10th, 1885. 1tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

WING in Union tow nship, Grant co.
Ia on the 2Dd day Of January, 1885,
one milk COW, pale red, some white uuler
her belly, the end other tail white, AID a
white face, rather small, crumpled horns
supposed to be four years old last sping;
appraised to ten dollars. Also, two bale
red steers, some white under their bellies,
the ends OF their tails white, one haa on
small bell with a rope collar, both have
large horns, the least one appraised b Is
dollars, and the larger one appraised to
twenty dollars by Nathan Morris and Ire.
dell Rush. A true copy from nv estray
book, ICHABOD Ollie. p
January 18th, 1885. sat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL be sold at public sale on the l4th
day Of April next, at the late resi-
dence Of John Easton, deceased, near
Leeds L. Jones' mills, Wayne county, Ind.
quantity Of household and kitchen furni-
ture consisting Of bedsteads, tables, chairs,
one elegant bureanx, cleck, and . variety
of interesting and useful books, &C. A
liberal credit will be given by the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved securi-
~. Sale to commence at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, when the terms will be
made known by
ROBERT d. JONES, Adm.
March, 2Sth. 1895. l2-St
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ALEXANDER M'CURDY. G

A LEXANDER M'CURDY. Grateful
"A for the liberal patronage he has re-
'ceived. respectfully informs his frie nds, and
the public generally. that he continues
to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its various branches, at his old stand
on Main street, two doors east Of A. Sid
dall's store, where all orders in his line
will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. Having regular correspen-
dence with some Ofthe principal merchant
tailors ofNew York, he is constantly fur
nished with the latest changes in the fash
ons. Garments cut at the shortest notice,
and warranted to fit when properly made
up.
Richmond, February l, 1884.