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D. S. GREGORY d CO., Managers,
AMEs RIVER AND KANAWnA coMPANY-Ai meet
- ing OF the President and Directors Of the james River md Ia
nawha Company, in the city of Richmond on tho I4th December,
Rs,vlsed, That the stockholders Of The James River and Kanawha
Company DO, and they are hereby, REQUIRED to pay into the Eank Of
stock hold by them IN ,hs said Company, in instruments, as follows:
Five dollars pot share oo or before he Ssh ss Of January Isss.
Five dollars per share on or before the 18th OF March, !s3s.
Five dollars per share o n o before the 18th Of May, ls3s.
fivu dollars pei shaso on or before the ss,h Of JULY ;sssi end
Five dollars per share on or before the 25th of Sept, 1875.
BY order Of the President and g. p D. c9,ffrEYpry, s,,,,,cu
N. B. Tho in..aInen., that have been called for, tn~eiadins the
abovs,j are as follows:
aI - in,, 1" Sc per share, due au,h June, 1885.
Cd ins,aIment, IS per shure, due 18th November, 1885.
4h in.lnIment, S. per share, due 25h February, ls3o.
5h instalmen,, S. per shuro, due 9th May, ls36.
9Th instalmcn,, SIS pc. share, due 18th July, ls36.
ss i in.a a m s s p ss! . ina,s' S S"' a sM' S sePssa%sS'' ls sss'
81 i"asI%s",, S per re . .s. e due ss ssSn s Mssa r. 1884,
lItb in.taIment, s. per share, due 2ah July, 1887.
ls'S i".!sI msnt, s s ps,. share, due due s s55h HNs pss@ssr, 49, 49,.
18th instrument, IS per share, due 25thJsnuafy, lsSs.
18th instaimen,, s. per sharr' due aMh March, isss.
18th instalpent, IS per share, due 9th July, 1889.
18th insts'msni, 50 per shuIe, due S'th Septemof, isSe.
Dec. y bo-St2J
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In compliance with the request of the meeting, we Ia
the following Proceedings before the Public.-But the
will answer one good turn at least for our own polite
friends. They will show, that the Wings are on III
alert; animated by hopes, which may yet be deferred
and determined to make exer,ions to carry The State
the Spring Elections.-We advise them to modera'
thier expectations.
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u A letter has been received by DR.. E. Johnson,
from Gen. Van Rensselaer,, that the British forces are
ACTUALLY LANDING on GRAHp ISLAND.
We need scarcely caution our readers that these re.
ports must not be taken without room for allowance.
They are The first hasty ruuors, and need much con-
firmation. Experience has made US shy Of these from
tier Inventions.
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ee's
Banks 10 blame for raising The ten millions OF surplus
or is an unwise Government to blame for II: The
Republicans Of The South insisted upon cutting down
the tariff, and reducing the revenue. But Congress
would not take in sail IN season; and when this i'm
mense surplus was accumulated, it was to be disposed
of, in some way or other. Thrown into the State Banks,
and the Secretary of the Treasury himself stimulating
the State Banks TO discount freely upon it, it has done
much mischief. IF it had been thrown into the Sub.
Treasures, it would have done mischief likewise in q
different way. But this large surplus is a phenomenon
in our Finances. 1t is not likely ever again to occur.
1t has contributed, as the Message admits, to force the
State Banks 10 a suspension OF payments. But the
whole history Of the last three years is an anomaly. 1t
furnishes no conclusive argument against the State
Banks properly organized by the States, and employed
by the Treasury. The strong position OF the Message
is, that the public de postes will always prompt the Banks
to excessive discounts and over.issues. There is great
force in the proposition-l 1t constitutes a strong objection
to the State Banks. But can it not be obviated or weak
ened: The Message asks, in another place, 'May no,
Congress regulate, By law, the duties OF those officers,
and subject it to such supervision and publicity, as to
prevent the possibility Of any serious abuses and exces'
sive discounts on the public deposites, on the part Of the
Exec utive;" In like manner, may we not ask, whether
provisions may not be hereafter made 10 prevent the
possibility Of any such serious abuse on the part OF the
Banks, We would prefer, with the .tRochester Repub-
lican y 10 pay them for the expense of their agency;
rathe, than they should abuse the opportunity Of the De-
posites," &c.
We are friendly to Banking institutions properly or.
ganized-tut they are like the element of hre-a good
sef'a"t, u q dangerous MASTER. w 60 10 reiorm VI
abuses, not for the destruction Of the system. In this
respect, we cordially concur with the Message. But the
system han been carried Ia great excess; and we shall
never be safe from over.trading, expansions, and revul.
Hions, until it be thoroughly reformed. Unjust be pruned
down TO Il few banks and a smaller capital. We may
have mon. banks of mere discount and deposite-and
banks of circulation must be stript Of the power of issu.
ing small notes. In q word, we must reduce their mum.
Der, and restrict their power. We mus, put a hook into
the nose uf the Levisthan; or we shall have the same
scenes over again, that we have witnessed for the last
twelve ulonths.
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SITUATION WANTED.--A young gentleman,
y who graduated at The University Of North Ca.
rolirn in the class OF 1896 who has had expert
the larger portion of the interim to scientific and cass
cal pursuits wishes to obtain situation Principal Of
an Academy, private Tutor in respectable
family. Testimonials of character and competency
from eminent literary and scientific gentlemen, can be
produced. Communications addressed To- al = H.,
Charlotte G. H., va" Sh receive Psomp, attention
Oct0 44-St
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4 Copy-IssIe, -
g. J. WORsHAM, c. c.
Oct Q

TENHE BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL FOR
. q YOUNG LADIES will commence It's next ses.
the first Monday in November, lc35-lhc gene.
IL. system Of instruction as heretofore.
We intend - make additions the Philosophical p.
psTaus, which will make sufficient for any uf the pur
poses OF ilustraon.-ln the department Of Musc, we
have employeda German gentleman oil approved talents
a teacher.
Scholars will De charged for Board, Tuition, &c, from
the time of entering ill The close OF the session in which
they enter, and deduction viii be made for lost time,
except when caused by sickness. Expenses Of tnlon
and materials due IN ndvance-of board at The close
Of Inc session.
Tuition in English for 10 months, S25
in OTTER Languages, g 90
{" in Music, I" 80
The use Of Piano, 10
Board in the Seminary, or in good families, neces
sares found Si25
Books and other materials for the School may be- vb.
tanned al the Seminary at The ordinary rates.
Mn JOHN FAIRCHILD, }p,iu..o,s
Mrs. l.. T. FAIaCHiLD, }'m"p"S'
Oct q 4t-wiw
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safety well sublime moral grandeur in risking our
selves for the truth For honurs and virtue martyr
Gou candidates but the truly good nad great
! we'll convinced Of The political purity OF hlr.
Van Buren,, and his whole political lie So eilrctualIy
commends itself 10 my appreciation, as States Right
Republican. tina, cannot but resent The political InJns.
lice he suffers in THIS District where he has decided
majority "i political friends and do not see how men
reconcile themselves TO the political and moral amt
h!latlon which the Republicans now subectng Them
selves lo-or they signing their future prostra'
ton twill follow voluntary degradation. hut jam
Mill est, ant jam nhH crit
am respectfully yours. &c,
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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Professor Mathematics and Cier


TN CONGRATULATIONS rule lasen in The
"a Clerks Office Of the County Court Of E:iace Edward
the lst day of October, l-3o
Martha S. Moore, Plaintiff,
against
Signal Moore, PhGbe bracket, lanes Benne, and
frances, his wife, formerly Frances Bracket; John
Davidson and Martha, lis wife, formerly Martha Brac
ket; and John NJ Bracket; which said Frances Martha
and John NJ. Bracket, children Of John Bracket,
dec d; and John Davidson. Defendants:
The defendants, except Signal Moore, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
of the General Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing that they no, inhabitants Of
this State the motion Of the plaintiff by her counsel,
ed at rules Aforesaid and accordingly ordered,
that the said Defendants excepi the defendant, Signal
Moore. do appear here the Grs. day of December
Cor>t next, ana answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
CT ay Of this order be forthwith inserted in one Of
hc public wspspers printed in the city Of Richmond,
for Two nios successfully and also posted at The font
door OF the Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Tsste,
g. j. WORSHAM, c. c.
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Oct q

SJ OTlCE.-ME. CHARLES Il, EARTSOOK -
" Take nc.Ice, that the l3l day of November
ISIS, th fair day thereafter, will be- sod at pub
lie auction, al Louisa Court house, the Soe& standing
in Jour name the booksof the Columbian Exploring
and Mining Company, or so much thereof as viii be
sufficient pay certain acquisitions which have been
declared thereon by The Board OF Directors Of said Com
pany, the expense Of advertising sale &c, unless the
same is previously paid. w. y. HUNTER,
Oct fi4-St1 Treasure.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Wednesday, third o October: b. Tic Hsht ErN
Richard Chunuia: Moore, Dr. J EoLr"S. oI H,.tn"'e 10 A-.
MANIA, eldest daughter Philip Harrison, EsI II! ihs
Married, Petersburg Wednesday last by til" Rev homas
CTowe SAMUEL L. r. IoSG, ESQ., OF Losnssiou, Nsison co.,
10 Hiss JANE NJ. LrscH, OF the former place.
Married, "Wednesday the u Ocob. By the Rev. Philip Court
ney Mr. ii. ~ NALLuGr Miss HARRIET g. T. AzLrwJoD, Do;h
OF this city.
Married. TRANSPORTATION Church. New York The 2i uit,
by Felix EarGa His EScelency Che A. CILDE
RIGA, Euvny Extraordinary Minister Penp"trn
ay Spain, Miss FGiScEs ERsxsr INGL vi III:
to WIN. ln.s Esq, Of Edinburgh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

Trust sale Of pleasant and raIuatc Hcuss and Lat on
ISiramond Hal.
a GREEABLY to the provisions of deed of trust
"A executed by Philip Mayo to the undersigned, bear
ing the fst day of September 1896 ard recorded
in The Clerks Office Of The County Cousi Of Henrieo,
shall, for The purposes in said deed expressed proceed
SELL at public nacon, to the highest bidder for cash,
The premises Saturday, the 20th day Of October,
1888 al ocs.k in the afternoon tie LOT Of ground in
the county OF Henco on Richmond Hill, near the city
of Richmond, and at presen, occupied by said Mayo,
containing lG2 feet inches 21th street. anc extend
ing back 65 feet. shsi convey sach title only os u
vested in me by the deed of trust aforesaid and which
e,ieve 10 he GOD LOFTiS y ELLETT,
Oc.pbcr5 EI3-w3H Trustee.
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$40 TIE AFFLCrED-The subscriber takes His opportunity
TO inio those who got disappointed in obaain;
valuable meIicinc iCckcS Matckcss s&nssel (which
onslns both Hemisphere with lis wcndct'u cures and causing
the MEDICAL fcury al Boston t.enb!, that they
supplied wit, an quantity received orders from far and
10y null with the greatest safety This medicine IS
not ONLY sure cure for ,ha, Consumption bat
is sovereign remedy Indigestion and Dopsical affections
which has by gentlemen residing ~ hs county Lot
orders s.iss iH tinc nHe."
All ORDERS enclosing money, directed TO the subscriber T. D.
Jefferson, Powaian, pos, paid to owaan C. h shal DO
strictly attended to, and the medicine scat by return mail
Price - 80 per ALBlN e. sAIADEkS,
.7gen. for P0hchIiun county.
n. b. Mr. Samuel P. H.wes will attend Ill otdcrs !o INC
directed to Pow hatan e. H.
or, ii-w3t
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TN CHANCERY-VlReisrA.-A rules held in the
a clerks Office ofNotloway County Court on Monday
the lst day Of October, 1888.
Rober. N. Farley, Dizzy Wingo, and Sarah Harper,

plaintiffs:
agains!
frances Jones, James Farley John G. Jones, and Su-
san L., hi, wife; Elizabeth Cratdock, Mary NJ. Gam
,non Martha Worsham, Louis c. Boudin, special COM
missioner Of the Cou. OF ChanceTy, aud Nathaniel J..
Palmer, Tiusee, Dehs.
The defendants, James Farley, Elizabeth Craddock,
Mary NJ Cannon, Martha Worshan, and Nathaniel J.
Palmer, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the Of Assembly and the rules
of this court and appearing by Satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth; it
is ordered that the said do appear here the
first day of the December term and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs. and that copy OF hi1 order te forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
,nond for two months successvey, and posted al The
from, door OF the Court House Of this county.
cupy-Tcsc, t. ". FITZGERALD, c.
Ocl0 it-HSI
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EEAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE--lfe Of t!'s IHEt
w! the st day Of Novem5rT and end
The 81 Wednesday April. IL confidently believed that the
made, aud the system oil discipline put'ued VIII
facilities thorough and extensive
that OF any College country lille The OF the Col
lege, the midst Of highly refined and moral community briggs
Of theif character WA. MAXWELL L. t. d. having accept
oil the appointment Of President othe Institutions will enter
acquainted with the reputation Of this gentleman and of his
peculiar for the oic3 which he las been called.
WINTER COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF A. B.
Freshman Glass.
l. Acknowledgement h. Smith, a. W. Prossso-Bourlon'.
Algebra, Lcsendfss GSO7,etry, tDa,ies cdnOn..l
g Ancient G. Dfagch A. NJ Polossor-Li'y
and &nnophon.
3. Composition and Defamation.
sopacmor. C.a...
l. Observation-Disclosures sm,h-Pauc and Spherical Tsoao-
p Ancient Languages aud l'storyrrofesor BranchTbuey
Romo, with Lectures Ancient Gcos fsrh! by the Professor
3. Composition aai Defamation:
l. Mn.hcmntcs-Pro,,or smith Dsqn,ial ard rntestal c..
cu!us, tDavies' eGtions.)
ill., n r;, r ana Of C,.n
3. ChcmsEyJohn w. Draper, NJ D.Turner, 9Th edition.
4. Composition and Defamation.
]. Ethics Rhetoric Logic. &c-Wm. Maxwell, L. l.. d. Presi-
Rhetoric PaIoy's Philosophy, Hedge Logic
9. Chemistry mad Natural NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DrsperTur
ner, Library Useful knowledge on Mechanics.
,. Reviews Mathematics, Lain nnh Creek CIasslcs
Dissertations every weeks Citations every four woeks and
Focnsics every eight weeks
The members required to deeIan public
10 four weeks.
Tho Senior Class pronounce composition.
Esp,nSrs Of R,gurr studem.
Board from % s $40 per op I"s9 sS Roo" 4 Rent.
month. SueI and Lights at Ordinary prices.
Faculty. received to the Freshman Class ,he
mus. be thoroughly acquainted vii" h" Grammar Of the Latin and
Greek Languages. lain Tutor an be able aud paso
correctly portion OfCrars Conn., Virgil through 9th Book a
% SaGst Grca Mnora their equivalents aud we'll 'e'set 10
English Grammar, and A'ithHc'c
Lnw-Prc.iicut Maxwell.
French aud Spanish LaG;uas.'-rrOfes.O' Branch.
Analytical Chemistry VI Students Tor Nnlca Col
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G1AR REwARD.-Ran away from the sub
% Il wv scrber, the 10Th day of September
last, residing the county of Essex this place,
negro man named JESSE. He is about 45 years Of age
5feet high thereohous. this height not exactly known
thick, sturdy built fellow, black complexion godd
couutsRance and speaks quick and pert when spoken
fearful that he that he's got in possession set
of free papers, issued fron-he Clerks office of King 81
Queen county, in the name Of Randolph Tappence. |
will give the above reward Of $780, if taken out of The
State and 800 if taken within this State, and secured
in any Jail, that get him again
CHARLES G. LAYTON, p. NJ,
Oct s rI4-l0;-l .MontGgus'S ESSc1 co., Va.
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DISASTER ON THE JAMES RIVER CANAL

DISASTER ON THE JAMES RIVER CANAL.
distressing occurrence took place on the Canal last
Saturday evening in quaryng stone, owing to ,tc ce
cidepal discharge OF blast The facts are the follow.
inc: There 4 very large cracked rock IN which the
Lastsr had pvt abou, half keg of powder, without any
appearance Of il. being full In orde. That too much
powder might not be consumed, he poured in quantity
saud but leaving room for powder, which when
n, put in ran in lateral crack: the blast fred but
III, re not being as muc, execution done, as the quantity
NJ owder warranted ~, in expecting, he induced
10 sr spect that the communication between the cracks
was st pped up by the sand lie ordered large qua
tity Of ne poursIin SO that The powdr! might be
moisened, and danger ensue from quarryng re rock
hot nil The water Down The lateral crack that being
the larger and reached the powder The men iE
aiming that iere risk, comenced pIzing the
loose ned rocks up with tarS and whilst thus engag
ed one conf NO in with piece Of quartz, struck
FIRE united the powder, and caused volei. explosion
by which Of The workrnen were thrown aconsdera
bic disar,:e and very much injured. One was thrown
abe ut ten feet in height and to distance OF almost ir
ty feet One of the has since died the others,
tt ouqb much injured, will il is opcd, survive Aarge
niece of the rock weighing about Ion, was thrown into
the river about 500 yards The powder being so well
con6ned only threw out large Of rock Had it
not been for that is supposed gata large number Of
men would have been allied. The men who in
iured were all Irshmen:
While on this subject, would recommend 10 the
Comvany TO dispense with steel needles, ard substitute
brass or type metal or hard wood. As 10 the danger
resulting from those made Of steel, would only point
to the account Of the horrible accident in Pennsylvania
few days since, by Of these netdiss striking FIRE,
causing explosion and killing some eight or ten mcn
Moreover would suggest 10 item, TO keeT their pow
der confined than it is AZ present, and not leave
spark from the pipe Of Du!chrnen iTishmen for they
all smokey who pass by these kegs every five minutes.
These small matters, true but they, unless at
tended 10, may cause the deaths of some hundreds.
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LUH-HC-NIL.9IhD.
4 singular at,acimenL-A cat about mile from this
city, lately found a half grown flying squirrel in the
containing and quantity Of other soft materials
She watched it with mothers care, ard wou!d only
leave when she in search of food-She appeared
much attached 10 il if it had been her off
spring.
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MEY SCHOOL viii commence tie ensuing yeat, Of
I'VE the ISt january. in it Will be taught the iulIowf
ing branches: All the parts Vi lu" f.ngsh education,
Tie Latin and Grrek languages Mathematics, en'brae-
ing Geometry, Algebra Anuyica Geometry, Plane and
Spherical Trlgonome!ry, Heights and Distances, and
Suryeyiny-tke two latter branches being sught prac
,caIy. Chemistry and Natural Philosophy will also hs
taught, as far as Ills be done wi,ou, apparatus
SLUG 80 will be the charge for boarding, lights, &c,
from which deduction Of 50 will be made, !! the stu
dent furnish hi, bed. So will be the tuition fee. No
deGuc will be made loss Of time after the student
School except OF sickness unless arrange
ne MS be made 10 this effect before his entry.
public Examination will be held al III. end OF the
year
My School is situated in healthy neighborhood, in
the upper part of Hanover county near DentOnsYir.
(Sisned} WALTER &. SHELTON.
DC, Q 1I-9t
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e. SA6A REWAHD.-Los between Richmond,
- SVV Va, and Raleigh n. e., Red Moroccr
Pocket Bonk-contsuIng seventeen hundred dollars -
Any person delivering the with the amount shall
receive The above rswa.d. JSO. E.. GOODWIN.
Brownsville, Tennessee.
Oct y 53-ll'
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EVANSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.--The
q next session Of this institution will commence on
The Isl day Of October, 1885.
TerRs per session Of Gee monks.
Tuition in the English branches SIG so
Do on the Piano For.e and use Of he instru.
men,, "a 90
Do on Guitar and use of instrument ~ 50
Board per month, 10 90
Payment will be received in all cases in advance.
Mr. John de Waning has engaged 10 lake charge OF
the Music Department
SAMUEL VENABLE; Principal
Sept 30 Al
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A TTENTlON-G hssserieid Dragons .-Parade al
IA the Coal Mine Tavern Graves o. Saturday
next, the Nth inst q, II o'clock, A. NJ, fully equipped
e kept valices BY order Of the Captain.
u This muster IS required by law.
Oc,9 E43-g1 GREEN HALL, o. S.
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FENO THE PgELlC-rhs.c same iato this neigh
u borhood, some tour or FIVE years ssace colored
man, who calls himself WALKER GUADELOPEAN;
saws he free by BIRTH and that he was born and
raised in Manila; that he left Manila while young; that
he went board American Merchant man, tlhs
Isabella from Boston, commanded by Captain Charles
Tayor) as cabin boy; that ne made several voyages in
the Isabella with Capt, Taylor; that the vessel was NJ
limaiey sold in Holland; t!rat Captain Taylor then pur-
chased chartered brig in which he came 10 Ameri.
ca; that he afterwards employed some time in differ.
ent vessels engaged in the eoastng trade that at length
he lr that enIpoym ut, and made his way Though The
country, from Philadelphia 10 tennessee, and from len.
netsee 10 this place.
Such his narrative as well as can understand han.
lie speaks, pronounces The English language badly,
particularly With which he is not familiar. dc
is urcommony small man being barely four feet ten
inches high. WIN. ASDEhSON, i. W.
Silver Glade, Anderson Dist.
s c., June l1lh. 1875 4i-w3p
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VIRGINIA JUSTICE AND CRlMlNALiLAW.-
Just received end fo' sale ~ the subscriber Urea
tise Criminal Law, with an exposition OF the Office
ard authority of Justices Of the Peace IN virginia, in
GLIDING forms Of practice, by J A. G. Davis, Professor
Of Law in The University Of Virginia. This work con-
.ains ali The FORMS civil and criminal required by Jus
tees Of the Peace in The of their du!ies and in
appendix forms of the most usual kinds of convey
ance &C. aTe inserted The subscriber having the dis
posa Of tie entire adlon Booksellers and others
re guested 10 forward their orders.
r d SANXAY,
Bookseller, B0Okbiader and Sta.ioner
Oci q 44-Gt