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q. Price, John Elan, Wyatt Paris, Asa Foslkes, Ed.
ward wa" Bradshaw, John Fuqua, William NJ Hamblelt,
Mm. i. Ht,s,mblet George NJ Lawson, Peter F. Clark,
i "boa william Harris, Dr. John ID. Spraggins, VIM
middleton, Josiah Thackston, Elijah B. Williams, VIM.
Dennis Captain George Hannah, Major VIM Gaines,
Kent Esa .Cap'sn David Rice, George W.
Morgan, James Hsmbett, Green Mo.elen Iosi,h CI.n'
pe'l Captain William T Gillian, John Coleman Henry
I. Redd, George W Redd John Brooks. Jane. c,n,cb.
e, James Endaily Pleasant. sndsiiy, oseton Pe,tus,
Wyatt H. Peltus, George Pettus, Walker Perus John
J Robertson james liambett, (son Jas,) Theodorick
Roberts, Joseph ". Roberts, Mack Goode, Francis
G Barnes, Temple Lpscomo Hezekiah McCargo, Capt.
he7ekoh D. M;csrgo, James McCargo, j., Anderson
Malone, Henry Barnes, James Barnes, William II Cal
co, Lr;nus aloscley Charles H. Robertson, Col Drury
A. Bacon, Cary Anderson AIin w. Elliott, William
Williamson, josiah Vaughan. Franc, Vaughan, Ben.
jumin Upton John Osborne.
GREENE COUNTY
Thomas Davis, James Bcasley Elijah X. Davis, Jas.
Lrus, Esq. tlliam Lrus William Fl. Lirus JAS.
hlcMuin, George Deane Richard Sbiftell, !sbsc!or1
ShiG!rl, John B. White, Robert Cane, Alfred Twyman,
James White, William Mitchell, Blefel Rucker, Rev.
W. Long, Daniel MILLER. Robert Miller, Robert Prch.
eli, James Ship, Benjamin White, George Stevens,
Thomas Thornton, Elisha l. Williams, Doc, Yelveron
Walker, William Walker, Winston Shii,eII Joel Huck-
sleh. james EARLY, William Ealy Lueton Estis, John
McMuIIen, Wesley Taylor, Capt. Gentry, Michael l..
Ehcart, Joel Herndon, Joshua Gibson, Thomas Garth,
George Blakey.
NORTHAMPTON
Leonard B. Nottingham, Mlers W Fisher, George Z.
Holt, William Nottingham, sr Daniel Fitche Smith
Nottingham, Levin j. Thomas, J. }. Simkins.
ORANGE.
Dr.. p. Grimes, Joseph Hsden, Maj A. Madison, Con-
way &. Macon, Jsar, 5. SIskry. David Hume, Thomas
Newman, Benz Walker, Col. Z Rose, Be"i Wright,
George Qushingbury, DR.. Geo. Morris, C-pt. Tandy
Morris, Garrett Scott Charles Scott. Coieiy ConheId,
Charles Graves Edmond Barbour, Edward Cayson, VIM
Eddins, Allen Mansfield John Douglas, Vim. Douglass,
John Pane, George Grasly, Oswe!d Brockman, Brock.
Bell Peter Schaies John TalisieIro, Rob Willis,
VIM Willis. John Chapman Robert Deadraan, Clai borne
Graves I.auneeot Barus, James b. Newman, James
Newman
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TU THE EDITOR OF THE EMO ULRER.
r. --....., an,;l O6th 1S3Y

=, NHARIUTTEsFILLE, aPFII ~U."'
lfyou exchange with the Jetfersonian Republican,
avery small and feeble sheet published Random ho~
This Village, you will find the following sentence on
The subject Of The Rves Dinner, which ''came off on
saturday las "The number who participated was large
Snd respectable "a greater number aa attended, 'ohe"
ann.r @as green Mr. Rirss in this place jtre years
S0 composed Of those who had at the last
pna'eology here used certainly we'll calculated to DE-
eel3e the distant public Every man who reads TINS
,en'ence and believes it, will, Of course conclude that
,a dinner magnificent affair. The Jefersonian
vii US that the number large, larger says it, than
.nended when dinner given to Mr.. r. in this
pace years ago. 1t may be irue tina, the number on
Saturday, larger than the 5years ago But the
aoor cute enough not to let us know how large the
lumber as gears ago. lthoughtit probable, that an ef
0rl would be made 10 work this dinner up into some
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COMMUNICATED.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, MEETING:

At Meeting of The People, held at King william 4.n
ron,, Hou.e on the 22d of April ha being court day.
Re-, C;reoorv was called to preside, and George Ed
wogds Appointed Secretary The Chairman IN concise
manner explained the purpose of The meeting. "nen
was to select Democratic Republican candidate 10
represent this district in the next Congress. H.,
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TO TIE EDITOR Of THE ENQUIRER.

was pleased and delighted 10 meet with our mutual
and accomplished friend, VIM. Seldom at our last court
He made most powerful speech, and it had great ei
fec, on the people of old Hanover He defined his posi-
ton ably, and with dignity have never heard sur,
passed in speech 10 the people. There was none OF
tha, eeconeerng slang and abuse Of parties now COM
mon among candidates for popular favor His defence
nd definition of his position manly and d'gnIhen;
/ have frequently heard Stevenson and Robertson, anu
various other men of talents before The peoples but nave
never listened more mastery, chns!e and osoo!!u'
,noson of The principles of our Democratic par
ty and of the position they occupy. am well So
lifted that our ancient county will give him large ma
iory over his competitor, Mr. Bolts, at the ensuing e'ec
ton of member to the next Congress OF the U;
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COUNTY CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES appointed
under order Of HE Republican Contention.
ACCOMACK.

COUNTY CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES appointed
under order of Me Republican Contention
ACCOMACK
Augustus w. Bagwell, Purnel o. Twifnrd, John d.
TYLER Francis D. Miller George DashieId, James Seby
James S. Dunton, Thos. s. Scarburgh. Obed r wi
ford William Core, George S. Rogers David Broad~a.
ter, George Matthews, Charles latham, VIM. }. Mat
thews Capt. Richard Walters, Toro Willis, GARRISON
Burton, George P. Eve John h. GUSTS, John A. Scar.
brrpb, Richard Gillespie, Robert w. Williams, James
Justice, Rober, l. PouIson, Stephen Hopkins, John Ar.
lingtou, Abel Savage, Samuel Z. White, William Boggs'
John Moore, VIM Moore, John +. Riley, Henry Boggs
Isaac Moore, Thomas Unde.hll, Tully R. Wise, Jr,
Gusts NorlIlam, Denis Blossom Americas scsrourgh'
NJ In the Committee Of Vigilance for Floyd, instead
of Job W. ellis read John Wells
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE LfecIhER.
The Committee Of Vigilance appointed oy tne lie
npblican Convention for the county oi Shafio''e nave
added the folnwing 10 the list ana request that
the, be published in the Enquirer.
Respectfully y9nrs' ,o,,,-
apr" ~ CHARLOTTE.
Thomas Jackson. Henry G. Roberts, Col John Har-
- N.,banel d Price, John d. Ford, Henry Dawson,
Ty,r,s ID Richardson Presley D. Richardson Hillary
:, Ri;cbard,ou wm r. Elan, Jesse Jennings, Harvey
p.rst,' Richard Pauleu James o. North, Fentou North
william p White, Be-. William A Fuqua, Matthew r
Armistead, Doctor John o. Armis,ead, Stephen Moon
Claiborne Mason, William A. Lawson, Captain William
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.V0Magers' once, Richmond, Va.

Drawn Nos. of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No D. Tor
1s39-Drwn April 81, 1889 ~ ., !.
43 so "a IS al IS So u 81 % -
April 80 io-H
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April 30
WoUt's office.

Drawn number. Of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No.
3, drswn"27th April: 3. A
"a IN IA g I'll is so % 81 IS -
More prizes sold 10 country patrons by ,,,vr
April 80 [I16-I] hOII.
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FOR TIE EEoUJRER.

LOUISA y. h., April ~, 1857
Nsssrs Rives and Garland strainipg every nerve,
., make this Wing county, or what is more odious-
"s,,ra,ire The post Offices Hooded with Mr..
p,rss Conservative Address and MIR. Garands Speech
90 on the same side. Many ask the question, what is
by these Conservative aotionSe TO whit party do
tv belong? We answer 10 none, or TO either because
c,a,ug their doctrine, they as easily go on one
ode Of The fence as the other. But to those who are g
Grant they tod, the Sub Treasury means one cor
rcy for the people, the other for the office holders
uL miserable slang they talk as il the ignorant
,,o IN the community did not know that nothing else
as legal tender but gold and silver
IN, some have said, that Mr.. kives told them at the
n.,o, when he passing, that If the Sub Treasury
- established Ill would drain oil the silver from The
srn,rv ,nd when they sold their produce they would
have 10 take shinpdste's rag money-nnd if necessity
called Tor little specie they would have 10 20 to the
tL,,s and pay an enormous per cent" This / suppose
bs considered Senatorial dignity. Mr. Editor, / will
,v this that if the Republican party should triumph
,s Congressional District, under such circumsla nces
i w present sublime spectacle Of the independence
I'D Intelligence Of The people; for bear The truth this
B.,nblcan county, there has been but solitary Re-
,uslcan speech in pamphlet form seen in The whole
ronn!y as have heard. That was the speech Of
u R,ane used in debate by Of the candidates for
C,nrress But the EARNED neuirals," (God save the
mark are scattered with proluseness Of desperation
We have been told that il the Independent Treasury
established, II will ruin all who poor and lit
,le money and as 10 this latter class if it So it
would sweep us-but we have listened TO their howl Of
welt VOL go ION. d'u :" ue"' ""a' we ueSn 10 lninR
wolf! wolf! is oil humbug; tha, suppose the Sub-Trea
.r,y we're established we should get much or more
f our tobacco than did before; and whllst were
nioying the fruits Of our labor. should not whe
,1.r Dr.. Peterborough or our custom house officer
I,lr Eelsnn beeve) is the man who kept the money
-la il Dr. Brockenbrough did badly, the stockholders
would turn him out; and il The cnson-house officers did
badly the President wcsd rep'r il to Congress- and all
would be am,caby settled in that way. Those who be-
eve the banks safest must have confidence in then
Those who believe sub agents the Safest must ha
confidence in the virtue Of the people AS for yse!f,
have entire confidence ia the virtue and nlellg ence
Of The people, and consider their agency congenal
nh our form Of Government, because it u.s. and was,
intended TO be Government OF the People and Of
Dauks. "A fLaNI En-.
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p N, RIves can expect regain the confidence South
Gro Gosh. be Sm II, rhad fIR
eoIespopdeu lie might been silent oat ne
hi, duty give US the s goon him for the
..d noshns but letter. and shall be sincerely
ays. useons which mus, a,,aehto its non production.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETING.

highly respectable meeting Of the Democratic Re.
publican voters of The Russell Precinct in Frederick
coun,y. having convened at Brs school house. Sn-
tprday. the 18Th day OF pril, 1882 pursuant TO public
notice, the meeting organized by calling Col H W.
Richards 10 the chair, and appointing Joseph Rich.
The obiec: Of the meeting having been explained by
Can't. VIM Piper, he moved that committee Of three
be appointed by the chair to report resolutions express
sve Of the sense Of this meeting: whereupon Capt Will
liam Piper Jacob Richard and Joseph orndort were ap
and Secretary were added 10 the committee The COM
m,.ee returned in short tlEe and reported the follow.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-eoth April, 1889.


RICHMOND MARK ETS-29th April, 1889
ToBAcco-R Receipts small for the season OF the year.
and little improvement in quality. Lugs, light weigh"'
s. s 81; good weights. Sc a Z; common 'est -
8 2; middling $40 II q good to fine STA 10, and
occasionally a superior hogshead at Sl6 "a 10.
wnEar-SI 30 a ! so per bushei
FLouR-Cily Mills 81 34a8; Canal IS / "a 1914
per barrel.
CoRy is scarce with some improvement in the price.
We quote it "a 3 5a per barrel.
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON q Gu.
N-OTICETbe subscriber wishes sell the tract Of Land on
~ which lying The county Of AMEND ooh
f ,o Cnnr house and miles North Of Dennsse nmeei-
,,sy IN West Creek rs about oee W or
cos and ofceafed bottom ahd
wishing purchase laRd, wi@do wei '''a' $50"
ing to sell ha' aaH P'ee'. ROBERT JENNINGS.
Aprir0 - lo-WO
sIp Tho Piano which selected and or~sded TO
D,. b. s,,J,r Worcester and Durham, New York, camo
I'd in fine and perfectly tune, greatly to my sn'.
PRISE @ -. ,riys Troy, small town within eight miles Of
va from il handed by wagon Nothing but tho
M packing could have insured its arrival in such
d,ughter nIgch pleased with and considers July
] If no, .ppcrio The one FIST purchased OF YOU which
lad udres pronounced excellent can with confidence
co1mrnd wishing purchase pianos TO rely on you, 40
c select pack certain they vii not be dsap'
pointed. Mes, respectfully, yau's, &c, ,,cy
Copy +. LEi"h.
Yela Bu4ha County, Mississippi. .. r
The from Nh Leigh, who recently RESIDED III hm"1
county, Virginia. tCierk OF the Court) The hs piano n
he disposed Of before he left for h.Pp' 70
Samuel d. Burke Of Prince Edward, and on leaving ,n
directions forward him another 10 ne" oeun WHO"
,,,o Ii6--6tif
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MARRIAGES

aMnred Wednesday morning. by the Rev F. H. Chaplin Nj
BrNJAMls f. CocHRAr, TO Miss AMANDA NJ. CoITr.
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Whereupun, it was unanimously
R.sored That John Mercer Garnett, Of Essex, be
lec,ed as The candidate Of this Senatorial District and
III we will all proper and honorable means TO ad.
vance his election.
On motion,
Resored unani,nossly That the Chairman Of this Con
vep,on be requested 10 inform Mr. Carnett Of his nomi'
nation.
The following Resolutions were then offered by John
A. Parker Esq, Delegate from Essex, and were sup.
nor,ed BY him, VIM g. Minor, Carter l.. Serens9n,
ESQ and were unanimously adopted
Rcscred, That this Convention has confidence in the
wisdom, frmness and patriotism, OF the present Admit
nistrniIon.
Resotced, That If Martin Van Buren adheres 10 the
principles which he declared in bis inaugural address,
(of which this Convention has no doubt) be shall re-
ceive the cordial support Of each member composing It,
Resolred, That The bold and manly stand taken by
President Won Buren, the 9aeslion OF Abolition eni.
ties him The thanks Of The American people, and es.
pecially to the Southern portion thereof
Resoired That in the opinion Of this Convention, Mr.
Van Buren, has fully "Jf fined his position. without
waiting 10 what eec, it would have on bis re'eec
ton
On motion of Dr. Benjamin F Taliaferro, The thanks
of The Convention were returned 10 The Chairman and
Secretary for the satisfactory manner in which they had
discharged their duty.
On motion,
Resolred, That these proceedings be signed by The
Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded 10 The frede.
ricksburg Arena, Virginia Herald, and Richmond En-
qurrr with the request that they will publish Them
The Convention then adj burned
JOHN M. GARNETT, Chairman.
SAMUEL G. DANIEL, SeeTetary.
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From the London Sun.

From the London Sun.
A DEAD OPPONENT AND A LIVING ONE.
1.-THE Chronicle, ii will be Tecolected, came out
on Tuesday with an eloquent eulogium upon Lord
Brougham-then supposed 10 be dead The value
OF that handsome testimony 10 the noble lords cha
racter is however, considerably diminished by the
appearance of the following doggerel on the subject
in the Chronicle Of to-day.l
WHY DID YOU DE-
VERSES PROPOSED TO INTRODUCED IN THE NEXT
REPRESENTATION OF THAT POPULAR FARCE.
Oh! why did you die1 Lord Brough'm Lord
Broughm
AT this time Of all others, Lord Broughm Lord
Brough'm
When but Just to sustain new part you!had learned,
And you reveed in praise which you once would
have spurned:
When time OF its terrors had obloquy shorn
And you grew sleek and fat upon ruyalty's Scorn
When, too pleasure the path Of your downfall had
Smoothcd-- ~" -....'. T.. ."..
When enlivened BY rakes, and BY dowagers soothed,
II. Oh why did you die? ...
But why did you Not die, Lord Brougham, Lord
Brougham,
Some five summers ago. Lord Brougham, Lord
Brougham s-
When your path it was straight, and your honor was
bright, ...
And the spirit of nations rejoiced in your sight:
When each despot, with fear, al your eloquence
shook, .a.
And you'd not be retained to bespatter the Duke;
Ere for Tory applause you had bartered your fan e,
Nor your country had robbed of another great name
Why didn't you die z
But now choose your own time, Lord Brough'm,
Lord Brough'm;
You may die when you please, Lord Brough'm,
Lord Brongh'm
For YOUR life now belongs to its holder alone
And Lord Brougham may do what he likes with his
own.
Come the blow when ii may--we have learnt to
support
The charm ma thai has once been inflicted in snort.
And the day shall by England UNDECIDED pass by,
Nor the ready tear drop from Montgomerys eye
When you really do die, when you really
do die.
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
The following is from the London Specia
tor of 0ctohar 10

The following is from The London Specia-
tor of October 49,
The ties between England and America
are continually growing stronger and closer.
The London newspapers find it necessary or
advantageous to supply accounts even Of the
trivial Transatlantic occurrences. For many
years the American journalists habitually fill
ed their columns with matter derived from
their British contemporaries, and the column
headed " Latest from England" was always
the first read. But it is only within two or
three years, and especially since the inter-
vening ocean has been naviga,ed by steam
vessels, that Englishmen generally have taken
keen interest in the affairs of the Anglo
American Republicans. Now, however, in
almost every society, you may hear people
talking Of tho Great Western, the British
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-04
*.. From an English Paper.
THE SOvEREIGNS OF ENGLAND.

First, William the Norman then William his son.
Henry, Stephen and Henry, then Richard and John
Next, Henry the third Edwards one two and three /;
And again, after Richari 4, three Henrys we see.
Two Edwards, third Richard, if rightly guess;
Two Henrys, sixth Edward, Queen Mary, Queen
BesS;
Then Jamie, the Scotchman, then Charles whom
they slew,
Yet received, after Cromwell, another Charles TOO.
Next James the second assembled the throne;
Then good William and Mary together came on /;
past,
God sent Us Victoria-nay she long be the lastl.
The concluding prayer seems TO be rather equivo-
cal. ~
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From The Democratic Rericp.

From The Democratic Rericv.
WILLIAM LEGGETT-BY WIN. C. Bryant.
The earth may ring, from shore to shore,
With echoes OF a glorious name,
But he whose loss our hearts deplore,
Has left behind him more than fame;
For when the death frost came to lie
Upon that warm and mighty heart,
And qnench that bold and friendly eye,
His spirit did not all depart.
The words of fire, that from his pen
Were flung upon the lucid page,
Still move, still shake the hearts OF men,
Amid a cold and coward age.
His love of Truth, too warm too strong,
For Hope or Fear to chain or chill,
His hate of Tyranny and Wrong,
Burn in the breasts he kindled STILL
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MODERN FRIENDS.

When fortune smiles and looks serene,
'Tis Sir, how do We dol
Your family is well, I hope;
Can serve them or you"
But turns the scale--let fortune frown,
And ills and woe fly rye;
IT'S then, I'm sorry for your loss,
But times are hard--good bye t'ye'
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SWAN QUILLS.--A small lot, very superior are just
~ received, for sale by f. TAYLOR.
Also, English Letter and Note Papers Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids
All kinds, royal scarlet Sealing Wax, in boxes.
Perry's National Pen, article.
Perry's Mapping and Lithographic Pens.
Desk Weights, large Ivory Letter Folders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Erasers, and Penknves great vare
ty, all low prices the articles haying regard
to the quality can he found in this country 10
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iFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
i The Giraft Life tnspsence Annuity and Trust Com
pany 81 Phadeiphia ~ tie Legislature. By
assurances upon sni sxcrnzs Trusts and
ceiye Deposites IN trust and intsresgrant Annui
u,s and Endowments-and make engagements generally
into which the contingency of life enters.
LIFE INSURANCE Persons may effect nsuran-
ces with the Company upon their lives the lives
of others for year. Of years, the whole of
life; and the premium may be paid annually or in one
The following table shows the rate at which lnsu-
rance of 100 dollars may be effected the life of heal
thy person for one year. years. the whole dura-
ton Of life, residing in the Northern Middle States, at
anfth he
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EARTHs CHILDREN cLEAvE TO EARTH

BY WIN. CULLEN BRYANT.
Earth's children cleave 10 earth-her frail
Decaying children dread decay
Yon wreath of mist that leaves the vale,
And lessons in the morning ray:
Look how my mountain rivulet,
II fingers as it upward creeps,
And clings to fern and copswood set
Along the green and dewey steps:
Clngs 10 the fagraul kamia, clings
To precipices fringed with grass,
Dark naples where the wood-thrush sings,
And bowers OF fragrant sassafras.
Yet all in vain-it passes still
From hold TO hold, ii cannot stay,
And in the very beams that fill
The world with glory, fades away
Till, parting from the mountains brow
II vanshes from human eye.
And that which sprung OF earth is now
A portion OF the glorious sky.
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