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Halifax. June lilh, le3a.
Treniy Fire DoiIars Rerard

T'reniy Fire DoiarS Renard.
HIE Lock broken and stolen from my stable tho night of the
18th OF May, 1882 the county of Ofanee between the Court
house and Fredericksburg miles from Tie Courthouse aud q
,hus, Riding horse lie is light S,r
hs, well las handsome bowed neck, bite sad
spots his b.ck hind fuo white, dark spot
lrcer aud cyeash biz oil by mule when
believe his right ys!ash that off, hut ccIian
When stnn feed him, he
disposition kick or bite have refused tkc 2On fnr him.
give ward for the The hose
taken Of this liberal reward according
the distance trouble the take all
bic expenses. REUBEN SURREL.
MayI 1t
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I 3ND FOR SHE.

,rING 10 the West oacr Tor sae nc
HI inc, osmd upon which reside lying in the county Of @
IN, h,,x The Caur house and 81 from Richmond, con,
% G3o ocres-one Of which j. wei t'mbcrcd anou wv
Grs rate Geek aa and the highland IN" condition o'
@ ;moroy.meus Any wishing to DO SO, can puIc"s
m ncsen, situation, with the crops ana s,oes OF sr
este w " rs c,ms will be such su the most fast ldous
description inc u'" s. :. ROYSTER, -3seHt,
,awiw, For Darid RrsSfr
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T,etnfy DoHarS h,rard.

ND AN away from the subscriber one hall me
HS Isck.hur Montgomery county Nna negro man hl n.
ho,, - - III, and about feet, or inches mn e
La uouched mouth white eyes and nearly right oars
ot ia ,bo nee The above described ran away from nc "
na ~. ,e,san delivering above named 10 me, o.
c.nnms Liza any iaI shall receive the above a" "
pay MI ,csa' j'' "' ia i6,l NM J EARRIGER.
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DipIDEND-Ihe President and Directors Of the Manchester
Cotton md Wool Manufacturing Company have this day de
caed dividend OF four of profits o the
mouths ending the st The will be paid by
18th day Of September those The stock
the lat Instant
This dividend paid alike upon The old ond stock and
therefore equivalent declaration OF eight
ton OF the capital DOW employed ~ manufacturing
L. B. BENTLEY, agent.
June 81 I3-J
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Jun92
- 7-ss--s -z-7z--s-a-a-------7-e - -
}m,Iiu .SUiuLur .SurinuS

aiS Watering Place rndy for the OF Visitors
The PUr0 encouraged y the patronage Of the last
son. much extended his for tie
Forty have been erected twenty OF which
branch cf The establishment has been eNeHdcd
md lie enabled the accommodate
900 $50 liz present nscn.nrs Wi
ena. him oircummodtr nearly double that nun"r Good
and ostIcTs engaged good Band OF
Music selected engaged by scientific musrn, constantly
His pau furnished with good Piano Forte !r
he 50 &C his guests.
The tenders s thinks the nj his old patrons
nnd Friends has ivcd.l and ~ho hnv. be
bestowed their .h The happy Elf cs OF
his waters, has kunc but he hopes unmrfled, ci
liz pledges that unrcned attention shall
paid comfort and accommodation Ut his that has
G characterized hiI cstHbhs,u, nj.
The Amelia situated in the county OF Amea, 81
Richmond - West u Pciersry and 20 ut
Famvilr Persons wishing the Spring. by pubic r"
can hi weekly line of "i"ecn
Petersburg and Fafn,e Jennings Ordinary wb'" 'ne! VI"
a",anr . az nile FRANCIS A. WILSON.
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TUESDA l

ITO WILLIAM SMiTII-TAKE NoIicE: That on The lat dn!
Of July, 1899 Office Of P. NJ Tabh The CITY o heh
mon bcwern O'Clock the and 10 me
afternoon OF that day. shall take The deposition OF D non
and others TO be evidence in the above SUIT 10 "c
phinIih hefendarIsnid dispositions 10 DC
continued from day day between TIE honrs at same
until completed. GEORGE WAISoA.
luno N lO-w4w
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DURHAM SHORT HORN BULLS,

EliHT Full Bred Short Horn Bulls sale prices varying
from S2uO 10 $500 aud from years months old Their
Pea'Sfes eenS Too lung necessary
that they traced hrck the very Ian
~hch Their beautiful FORMS co and appearance abundsniy
est Any gentleman who wish purchase requested
zee em hln'scil possae rcr TO j. 5. T. D. Skinner
Baitiinne, Tor further particulars. CHARLES CARROLL.
Doushorsan Manor, 10 miles from Baltimore the Frederick
Turnpike Road.
June II IJ-St
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RrhmOnd and fredericksburg Railroad.
TUE Mail Train aud after Wednesday, the .h instant will
: leave Richmond III IA b.f1re O'Clock, Pm
Office r. L. & r. Il. Il. Company.
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thH Reid Draper and Tailor, has just returned from Eng
An "nh Shunablc of GOODS suitable 10
apnro chus Scasons which purchased by him
cash and r.ty reasonable erins AMI "ii continue 70
'',." ilionai Supplies.
N72 T-2aw9U
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ni,u nf pi,Annnd Scrin a. snl.

Cify IF fthmond Scripfor soie
CERTIFICATES OF Debt of til. City oil hchmoni bearing per
interest, payable 'cm annually, can be obtained al Tie
OGrr james River kanaw ha Cornny deliverable at
the time Of the appca,ion future the then fixed
W. u ChlT1 ENDEN,
Strtkary Of the James Rirtr aud ka,amha Company.
1C-wtlJuIy
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SCOTT CROSS ASIIr.S IUS IRON Giles IL, rdrrdnfd
unhc the oIdcnlI OF ir with
injury their Grniem"n IL the c"rnlry who keep
valuable ought BE- without The
vary from SIN upwards, according Reference made
iuowng pnIcs. who, with o hive ' IN use,
MesSrs James Webb n Gu Prlinn. Workman McGfu
der IuauI fiHxnll Dsnicp Moncurc (; Co.. H. W.
j. j. Fry. & Dhom. Sn,lbnes Son, Franklin
Co.. E,chung, Banka RirhmoRd an! Catksc
kept constantly iot ssie ~ the subscriber.
IuIiN q. Lay, 7aGf
Jar II f1i-wtm For The Manufacturers
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S5nA REvARU-Fivr hundred dollars viii be- gwen of Tho
apprehension and delivery my mnn JCBa 10 me IN ihe
county OF Gloucester w. JuBa originally belonged 10 James r.
Cohin OF Lnur<vIr. King Queen ouny. and WA hon: Ivy
hs 1888 lie good Carpenter about feet
niche. aich old, very black d,wEGat lcok Whispering
VOICE the King Queen, and Mid
GIrsrx AS C",In's Carpcnt'r.
The above reward Of $500 will he giv" If he he taken out Of
the State of Virginia, $500 il uken within III" State
CHR :. MORRISS.
Ginnccs'rr Court-Iousn, Va, June lh, $50 l0wiw'
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rules holden III tue ClcfS VI
fce of the Circuit Court Of Law aud Ch"ncefy Tor
county o! snrico aud city of Richmond, the 9Th day oil June
George Watson, Plaintiff,
against
William Smith and othars, Defendants:
The defendant named not having entered his
und given security acdns the nj Assembly aud The rules
OF this Court nni Ivy satisfactory evidence That ne ~
nhabitan enh ordered that the SAID
defendant appear of the November
term and the bill OF the plaintiff; that copy Of this
odr be forthwith, Inserted published III the city
Richmond months succsycy and posted IL tho foEi
door Of the Capitol, in tho said city.
Copy-TcsIc, VIM. &. SANDS, ~. I.
lime IL lQ-wSw
EOTlCEA Petition vii! he presented the Legislature
of Eirgiua payins Tor tie pussasc of law for dI,on Of
thu County Of A!,enarle. MANY CITIZENS.
June 10 l2-"4w
60 fDS. $, CrcT, Porto Rico and New otloans sugar
20 BOXES and iierccs Loaf Sugar
barrels cruh,d
$50 bags best old Jlvu Coffee
$50 do Green do
30 hhds Moasses
10 bis do
800 bis Hcrupgs mol, North Carolina)
Is 10 family do
1000 sncks Liverpool IN! ground Alum Salt
800 kegs Duponi's sPorpne Powder
Coo 10 blasting do
ln0 ticrccs Lime fresh lhcmA-lon)
$50 kcg, i'nt NaiI--assornd
$50 tons Ircdrear, ylI-h Swedes md country Iron
Bnx, Band, Hoop and Sheet do
Crow B'rs aud AAcs
houd Boards and PGu: Plates
: tons American Riisirr"d steel
EncIisa Bl-rcrrd md German Steel
Spring aud Cast steel ,,.n-, 90
For sale. WORTIAM, McGRCDER & Co
Inn, l5-w3w
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hunIred dollars Tor tHc deItcUn MD cOnNcIuh h Ht
WM. e..
Sco,,svIc June 18th, 1899.

RCADIA FOR SALE. suits the purposes Of tho subscriber
~ sell thai very vnu hc OF Land which he eside
lying both Terrible Creek iiufx county, ndunug
the Petty, Dr. NewbI and Others There
hundred md min IN this tract; about oo OF which
The quality and Nil good tobacco aad
about well clover and white clover springs
up bottom lands when neglected. aud 10 Ice the
GROWTH comfortable hw c!ns of five aud houses
baus Of good Vie the orrhuId thcre fruits
Variety the house OF the hes,
in Virgins.
Of Land situated liz the nc.hho'hoo and
almost former, 400 THIS land prin
woods. tobacco nnd-1 his no
buildings upon H. except tobacco barns We those
who NAV wis., Virginia,
ard curly application the sub
scriber, living upon the premises.
JOHN h. ROYALL.
Hall JuneII lu--lm
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u 40 REWARD--Saycd stolen from my pnnia on,
miles from this place, the Sd instant tmo bay hnrsrs
and grey stud colt The hos pretty good nuch
old inches high aud mae ofrm
Inns little white about hind foot aud perhaps little white
about fc foot and has rather high hip bones the other of tie
bays has Of his y the halter collar has ugly
head aad neck. and ~hat rubbed with the gear the colt
Old gentle and lie handled
will give dol for my that will enable
said horses cu donrs they be delivered TO this place.
and il they stolen (which strongly suspccil will give
hundred dollars the detection md conviction :" The thief
WM. T.. ADAMS.
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EOrCE.A Petition will he presented TO the next Legislature
Of Virginia. phns Tor tie o! law Tor division
! IN. County Of AhenarIe. MANY CITIZENS.
| June l2-njw
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IN CHaNCERI-SIRGIsIA-At rules holden III Tue CctA VI
fee OF the superior Of Law aud Chunccry Tor The
county Of sneo city Richmond the 9Th day OF June 9
George Watson, f'aIntih,
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rsEys or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

NJ tie ESqrlKsH IS Published three ttmes uoeek du
he session. # s State Legislature and tptce ,ceek
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1.-THE following Communication is sufficiently adru.i;
but II more appropriately belongs TO another press; and
We have call al the present for every line that
be spared The Wing appears thrice Tor our once; and
oil lis columns dedicated TO lis side of the ques
lion. 1t 10 true, and pity It's lis true, the interests
MIR. Rives and his friends ale becoming identified " ilh
those OF The OpPos,on-and unless every man who be
longs 10 The Rives Conservative section makes great e
fort secure equilibrium he bec0m bone of one
bone and flesh Of flesh" with the Whigs-He mus,
take II. Clay for his President, and Henry A. Wise for
his right hond nan-for, To This commal system
ot"afncd neutrality. il cannot endure. II was so with
Judge Whiie-und will be so with Mr.: Rives? VIVA,
did Judge White declare rs late the fall Of 1895
"2s 10 my quitting the and going orer 10
Ike OppoSfon, the dtd IS nnc}u His leading frie nds
IN their public spceches-and The whole press
in his SUPPORT boldly proclaimed it to The People And
where is he now decided Whig-All his pIofe ssed
principles could rot him from the contamination
lie is now in favor of MIR Clay President and he is
leaning towards a National Bank. In like manner Mr.
Rves is becoming idenliied, in feeling and interest
with the Wings. lie loo is destined TO be in favor of
II. Clay unless he pauses and relraces his steps.
Pauses Every day is sweeping him further and further
from ais ancient friends, and The Republican Admnistra
ton. From that fatal day, when he had made up his
mind 10 accept Office from the hands nf the hps he
became united in interest with The Wing party I'm
compromising hostility to the administration and the re-.
election OF Martin Van Buren, is becoming with him as
i, was with Mr.. TaImadge The overriding motive of
his acton Every thing fatally proves Ills speeches
at the Charlottesville dinner, and at Nelson breathe
spiri, al war with the whole Administrations and with
his fomer political friends who are still lis friends -
But al the efforts of MIR. Rves will never suffice to
throw Virginia into The arms of the Opposition He
may play the Orator throughout The and-bu, the
magic Of his eloquence has passed away During this
Spring he and his friends will do some mischief
a, few debateable points, where The old parties
are SO nicely balanced, that very small weigh,
may tu'n the scale-or they may injure al some
points, where they not sufficiently understood
sot o. me Wing Conservatives still profess TO cling
20 the skirts of the Administration they NAV
So u me votes of Some few friends, who will no,
ceSe IN 'neir opposition and consider them as its
lilemos Du' the moment they throw off the mask. The
will return TO the Republican fold. They never will 20
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MATTAPONI.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER

n.
''Esser Disr:-Wel gcnemcp brIrs your opp, ,ion-
The Mig, believe well content WITH Mr. Hunter, and
dolly prepared :" rally around HIM. aud thrash
blius or""rd"-K Hhic.
What say ye Republicans Of the 10th District TO this:
Shall we meet the enemy or not: II we do They ate
ours. What say ye, young men OF King William and
Middssex, are you for Neulrals in this great contest
Caroline aud King d Queen have already spoken. Is.
undy reIies yet upon Mr. Hunter for development
of his true sentiments This gentleman has been called
upon everywhere to come out and show his hand What
is virtually his answer: g" have been advised kep
dark with respect to the Presidential lection. am the
in principle have been, viz: States
Right Wing. will not COMM, myself as TO My
course is taken. | cannot retrace this commit
tai step Let NE alone gentlemen. In due time, you
shall know by my public acts, that will do right You
have no right 10 know my private opinions relating 10
it," &c.
Having unfortunately adopted this position and deter
mined 10 m,in''in t-pcrp!eSed and confused between
CONSCIENTIOUS conviction that the present Federal Ad.
ninisTu,Ion promug gates the true Republican States
Right doctrne-llal the Southern peoples salvation
depends upon their adherence this principles and
feelings are al war with each othrrhe is under ohlga
lions 10 Wings has been uGtted Unfortunately 10
support at their candidates. with whom his pruc
pies are as much al variance his principles with
those Of the high prizes, of their party Does he not el
them in private, "Genl!rmen Go not wish you 10 vote
for ne from personal considerations. am not with you
sentiment Yet they say, d. is not Inconsistent
We will run you as on Independent man-not OF our
party We will tell the people that this is time ir
party sifih, ne ntm 10 he cUDpoStu-to bear ana tor
bear in tbs District; that party strife is mschievous -
lie, US mitigate it You are no patty man, &c. &c -
Without ,hls they know they gone-gone, not only
in this Congressional District but he Senatorial Dis
ttci composed Of Caroline, &c. AT the fate cf This the
hemble Support Mr. Hunter otherwise, We lose our
Senator end Congressman too. Does il not yea
To hear them preach against party, when the
RACES violently around in The Richmond, hcconacl
Spoltsys and King George Dislrrcls:-and when
here they 20 into highways and byways crusading
JUDGES
Republicans! will you aid and abe these promoters Of
sin and misery, by supporting Mr. Hunter will you be
good and true 10 the cause BY supporting Mr. Scott;
They say you will lose Mr. h from your party, unless you
support him now, Alas alas! as much should
regret Il; as great MS the misfortune might be, had
not better adhere IL the true representative principle
that our sentiments may be correctly clod unbiased
by favor Affection aud lose Mr. Hunter than give up
principle? Have not, Mr. EDITOR, lost Puindcxler,
Rives, Patton DC and yet hardly miss them
have written unto you Young men, because We are
apt 10 fall into temptation and snares, and nto many
hurfu desires, which draw into destruction
SENEX.
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before The people that they may have fair opportunity
Nv eec,ng rou as friend Of the Administration, TO
manifest their full confidence in the wisdom and virtue
and Republican soundness with which the principles oil
our Government are being carried out by Mr. Van bu
we do not hesitate express the opinion, that Tie
meeting which was attended by gentlemen from tue az
iacent counties was induced to call out Democraus
Candidate because of the refusal of MIR Hunter, wnen
called by the people, TO signify his preference 90
Mr.. Clay and Mr. Van Buren,, as ca"o''u''' '0'
the Presidency
We suggest the proprety of your attending The nex'
Esser Cont If il shall be your pleasure to accept lhe
nomination, or that you will be pleased 10 direct your al
swer TO at that place
We have the honor 10 be, Sir,
Your most obedien, .
CARTER NJ BRAAroN'
JOHN W. ROBINSON
WILLIAM BIRD.
To Francis w. ScoTT, Esq Of Caroline county,
CAROLINE, April 90, 1889.
To Messr. Carter ~ Brarton, John ". Robinson, and
Vim. Bird
CONDEMNATION letter dated 9Th April 1857, cover
ino The Droceedinys Of the Democratic Republican meet
inc held at King and Queen Courthouse, owing TO some
unaccounabe delay ia The mall was not received until
this moment TO which hasten an immediate reply
/ learn from the proceedings OF the Injecting OF a
large number OF the Democratic Republicans, with
others from the adjoining countless al King q Queen
Courthouse, on Monday, the 9Th Of April, le39 that
have been unanimously nominated as the Democratic
Republican candidate for Congress in the District
posed of the counties of Caroline Essex King William,
King & Queen and Middese1-The humble and unob-
trusYe relation which have always sustained TO society
made this nomination event Led as il was
unsolicited But, coming from a source 80 respectable,
and in aspect imposing, am left no alternative
than TO accept the nomination.
Permit me, gentlemen, TO tender TO you my thanks,
and through you TO The meeting, for the distinguished
honor conferred upon me in the nomination and beg
you be assured that WILL on oil fit and proper
oions, meet the people, and make TO them full deye
lopenent Of ny political sentiments.
With sentiments Of high esteem
am your humble servant,
FRANCIS ". SCOTT.
To Messrs. G. NJ. Braxton, John W. Robinson, and
William Bird
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At meeting of citizens of Augusta. resolutions
were passed. requesting the part he Banks Of tina,
city, such action 'would afford relief 10 the comm
nifty. and sound currency 10 the public" The curse
indicated by the meeting 10 effect this end was for the
Banks at 10 commence system OF liberal discounts
paying out their own bills, and receiving in payment
We are informed by the Augusta papers, that all the
Banks OF the city. with the exception e the Augusta
Bank, have consented 10 act upon the RECOMMENDATION
of the citizens, which trust will some good degree
abae The Presen! pressure under which the people of
Georgia and have been suffering.
[.HMtdqsriUe Journal
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{ From The Lond0n Bankers' CircalGr.)


awe are perfectly aware Of the sensitive feeling con-
corning rational honor which pevadrS these repubcans
1t H felt with vivdness md intensity prailreG be-
they have only just been admitted into communion
with lie other great powers of lie world aud na;u
rally proud of their new y-created dignity. Ths feeling
OF wa,cul, uneasy Jealousy produced grca, inca
all the incorporate speeches recently delivered in Con.
gress the Maine question. But, II are phlly in
sruc,ed, il is feeling which be aroused among
the great body OF the people for any object, and
would lie unreasonable 10 expect that il should be much
excited in favor Of the Stat of Mar while the au,ho.
Iips Of that State exhibit conlumacy for the decisions Of
the General Government Comparatively insignificant
It with lis lia million ofinhaLan,s all The States
The Union would assemble to avenge an insult coin
med against il; but danger is TO be arpes nded
from this cause do believe that general sym.
paihy would be aroused in support Of quarrel d. ,e.
Gated by OF the Executive Federal Govern.
Inent under the hand OF its chief Secretary Of Slate
The news from England is ola gratifying character
Neither the prominent Ministerial or Tory journals are
warike in their tone. On the contrary both parties an.
pear 10 be satisfied that negotiation and mutual conces
sion will settle The vexed question. The intelligence Of
the passage Of the war BILL which some of our ala IN.
lists predicted would produce awful excitement, in
England appears 10 have been received with great eana
nmity, the being looked upon as merely pre-
cauonay; and, such, fully justified by the citcum.
stances ~. York Times
The London Times Of The 9th has The following ar.
tc'e on The news broug by the Liverpool Its tone is
far more moderate than could expect from The lead.
ing Tory journal:
We do not indeed find just cause 10 complain of any
thing peculiarly acrimonious, viruent. or offensive
towards Great Britain, in the language employed by the