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MARRIAGES

Married. onhc lh inst, by the Rev. wm. Crawford MAYO B.
CARRsGIos Of Palmyra, MARI Assn ELzErH daughter Of
w. Nelson OF Long Creek Louisa.
Married. the 18th instant the Rev. Mr. Love- RoErRr c.
ASpERoS Esq., Prince Edward Courthouse Miss FRaNcIs
A. dnpsher Of Poindekte ESQ., of Chesterfield Courthouse
Married, the 7th Of May by the Rev. Dr. Kirk Mr.
ROGERS to Miss ELzasETH, daughter Of William Suuaers Eco,
both Of Lancaster county.
Married, Wednesday evening the 18th by the Rev Jas
Il. Taylor the residence of Capt Philip Woodrow Mr. BxsJI
MosBr Mis-, SARA Ass WoopsoN all of Hanover county.
Married, Thursday evening" the 18th Of April by the Rev. j.
Gnenard THroDoKr s. GAKsETr, OF Essex county, Na Miss
FLoRESris second daughter Of Don fune.co Moreno
OF Pensacola, Florida.
Married. Tuesday morning last 10 o'clock Southampton,
by the Row. Smith Sherwood Dr. Jrs,r A. HoLLomAr OF Suuy
Miss AHAaSrA A. BAILEY daughter OF the late Edward
Barley Of Seuhtmpto county, Va.
Bachelors! he's from he has e ranks.
witnessed this ceremony. Hes longer one, two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

Gytat Democratic and State Rights meeting at N"rfOH
Tuesday night last refreshing TO all uue
Democratic Republican State Rights men. III TIE good
old Borough Of Norfolk. II was rnHgniacent sPeets-
cIe-such an one as has not been witnessed for many
long year before. A mighty host OF The sovereign
people congregaed TO consult upon their rights
and duties at this critical uncture 10 our political at
fairs Al early hour column after column ct sturdy
free,nen, from their counting rooms and wotkshoPsf
crowded INFO the spacious hall at the Eagle fotefj
when, after being called TO order by Captain john
Cspron unfnchng friend of political justice enc
sound Democracy, the multitude were addressed BY
Mr. Hoeman, the Democratic and State Rights candi-
date for Congress from this district for nearly two hours
in the able and eloquent He look com.
prehrnsive of the base and unounded charges OF
prescription eIrar0gance, and corruption, urged with
such anwearied industry by the National Republican
Wings and swept them away like chati IN whui~ind
IL acknow edged ali hunts to ss most gigantic
effort those present manifested their conrlcons OF its
helmng ability end justice, by the most rapurous
applause. He glanced at Tie charges which had been
preferred against him PERSONAL y-ihese shared the DOOM
of the Others being crushed to aoms and dung TO the
winds The citizens Of Norfolk have had n Oh: speech
Of MIR. Ioleman, most triumphant rel4taion OF the
dwelling libel that he is second rate msn IN point o!
iRleeCt-lhat puny calumny is senced efectualy and
forever. We honestly believe that there not per.
present this glorious up gathering OF frremen, who
did not go away perfectly satisfied that Mr.. Ho!emsn
far superior the " party candidate as honesty
is superior 10 deception and conceament This they
will manifest The day Of election RaHy-RALLY-
good aud true-let not vote be lost pour bre
into the ranks of the enemy that shall overwhem them
with confusion.-P Portsmouth Old Dominion, Nay IL.
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" FOX TIE ENQ CJRER.
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACTS!

The Rfehraond Wing and State RightL
o ye disciples Of The Jefersonian school We State
Rights throughout Virginia. and both the Caroinas,
and Georgia, listen OH listen, beseech you, TO the 70
lowing orthodox strains! shall scarcely trouble 20
with any comments Of mine for they would be perfectly
supeerogatory. No Let the oracle speak for himself:
Estate Rights Resoutions-The desposm public
opinion exercised by few individuals, is eaempied in
nothing strongly than in the annual pro,esalions
Of the General Assembly few persons, for particular
purposes wholly disconnected with the public good, and
The justice Of The case choose every winter 10 draw
line and say cn this side The true Simon Pures, and
on that side are the false Simon Pures choose ye We
should be glad if these Protesers and Resoutioners
would tell the people what good their protests and
luons have done for themselves any body else
Has il made one convert to their principles Has il in.
duced the General Government 10 pause for moment
in lis career of construction and legislation Has pro-
duced any effect any herc except falsely 10 persuade
S CAROLINA and GEORGIA, that VIRGINIA was
ripe for embarcation in their TREASONABLE purposes
towards The Union of these States' We defy any man
point any other general consequence from this
annual protesting and Ttsoutioning Of Virginia, but 10
ha We induced those DELUDED and misguided States
believe that Virginia ready for separation and dis.
union But for Virginia and her resolutions for The last
two years. we should have heard OF the Collector
Resolutions nor of Cardinals having depued mis-.
ionarv TO this city, 10 ascertain if Virginia would go
with her. in throwing open her ports, declaring the Tariff
imperative, and dissolvng this Union. These The
blessed effects of the annual resolergs of the Legislature
of Virginia. Riehmond Hhig, Ftb 1922
Internal fmprorements"Upon the subject of Internal
Improvement, President jackson shows much more ii.
mildly than Candidate Jackson We hear of no consti.
uona uualms about the Tariff but the President seems
to be suddenly inspired with great DOUBTS and DIFF
FICULTIES with respect 10 Internal improvements!
The distribution ofthe surplus among the
raj Sates according 10 their ratio of representation,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

'boTEToURT, May 10th, 1889.
In this county our chances of success have inceas.
cd since | wrote you last Our county candidates met
at Monday last and addressed the people Col
Shunks having discovered by riding round the county,
that his case was rather hopeless, unless he could
coed IN making some new converts, made midway
speech to effect that object, protesting Repubcanisn,
but sprinking with sufficient quantum Of Of
Judge Tucker. Mr.. Rome and Mr.. Van Buren, 10 in
duce the Wings cheer him occasionally He
abused the SubTeasury without STINT and read various
extracts from the Enquirer of last year. 10 show what
the sink swim editor OF that paper then thought of it,
He processes great veneraton for the opinions of Gen
Jackson and read several extracts from old papers,
show how much that patriot has been opposed TO in
dendent Treasury; but after Maj. Hannah read 10 the
people the old HERDS letter TO Moses Dawson, Esq., up-
proving Of that measure, the Colonel changed his OPT
MON Of the General and declared il that letter was
genuine, he must have been in his dotags when he
it, He spoke of MIR. Roane in language tina, it would
mortify you hear repeated and represented the i'm
maculae Mr. Rves, paragon OF perfection, we'll
the of Jefersonian Repubcanism
His speech would doubtless have gone off very we'll,
had not MIR. Moore, the Wing candidate for Congress,
60, up Immediately after him, and after declaring him
self to he .e1cry inch Hhg" took up Mr. Rives and
cuogi,ed him as strongly Col Shanks did, denounc.
ed the Sub Treasury and abused "tlle Martin and his
friends, badly the Colonel had done. This extra.
ordinary coincidence of the opinions Of protesting
10 belong TO different pares excited The astonshment
Of the people, and forced the conviction their minds
that if Mr.. Moore "every inch Wing, Col.
Shanks could moi be many inches short Of being
"Crag will beat Moore in this county, at least three
to one, and get large majority in The DISTRICT and
less some extraordinary change takes place, Hannah
will beat Shunks 100 votes, Chapman will be elected in
Monroe, Wade in Montgomery, and McDermot in
Roanoke, and have strong hopes Of the election of
Sapger in Wythe :"
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FOR TIE ENG UIRER.
WING EVIDENCE.

az has been often asserted and nercr Denied that the
Pres dent has pSsmised hat is anam0antto the
thing has intimated that if Mr. Ssden dfented he shall
be reu1rcd oh Jnner office Than that nchieh he has
Gated, MnS bringing Tic patronage Of The Government di.
rectiy to DDerute upon hs elections Of HE peopte"
Wing of Monday, May 6.
This pretty fair specimen of the evidence by which
the Wings support their unounded charges against the
Adminlsu alton and lis friends at has often been as
serted, an never denied" By whom has il often been
asserted? Did any Of the three heads Of the triple.
headed Richmond Wing, ever asserti,: Will either OF
them ri it, Will any Wig dare assert it his
veracity? We dare him II will be time enough TO deny
it, when told Nho it is that asserts it.
The mo st egregious unruhs invented 10 deceive are
indusro lsly circulated and the responsibility tor such
disgracefu conduct is meany eyaded by such nroduc
lions as. 't is snid'-"ls is conecucd'-"lt is ru.
morcd"-s.They say'-and the like. Who would under
take the useless and endless work Of denying The ten
thousand ISLANDERS brought in this way by The Whe'
when Ten to one they would publish the denial;
and hen all who unfortunate enough TO believe such
SANDERS. must want enough TO understand re!u
tation Of them. Republican would not condemn q
Wings sheep.ssealiag dog" upon such evidence this,
upon which these Wings would mpeach the hoDcry and
palr otism of William Seden-a Of fair
as ny in America. As to the President, Mr. Ciays
"sr or swim Wings, and Rives'"Whig Sweetmeats, =
the "Conserrafiees," surely must have dspensnton
from the sin of all the wrong and injustice they may do
him He stands up Tor the rights Of The people, against
The stock obbers, spectators and fanatics.
Of The President by village Editors
Especially such ought 10 be supposed TO have
science through Ignorance what less
BILE SUCH for instance those 10 be found in The Dan
vile Reporter, in answer to the queston-"Whc has
Mr.. Van Buren, done:" The Editor Of that paper knows
great man of Vincent Witcher, by The Thompsonian
process of high stepming. YERlTATIS.
-These precious patriots ought he called Sweemcas Mr.
Rvcs e"'bic.s thinks his ws"On be the "BKOAD Borrow party
He und .rsiands
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DEATHS.

Died, in York Town. the 81 airs MARI
the 35h of her nsehts. G. the tribute which
10 exemplary discharge oa the varied duties upon
her, wife. mother and mistress. In these important asd highly
responsible relations Of e she susan. elevated rank
cieyier scrupuous performance OF duties spn:ing
fom motives Of worldly nature higher
raons-om deep and abiding OF her superior obligations
10 that God upon whose aars che had usiarce. n
les. ard trying hour Of her earthly hcr urns o. tho
se'es and most intense nature yet under extreme bodily
complaint escaped her sherc fear,
mIssvnes Of the heurtc The vale her Master,
exhibited the serenity end undstuGcd conpoure VI her
mir1such erony and such the Christian
can EXHIBIT who feels that The spirit leaving earthly
men seek kindred home tho skicsw no feels that
and Immortality about realized The
deceased has let husband friends,
who will long aud deeply lament this sad ysiaion Poydnrs
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D. J. woRsHAm. C.
Mammoth White Silk HORN Eggs.

THE subscriber offers for SALE his residence the Baptist
Seminary 700 900 Silk Worm Eggs tof the celebrated kind,
Mammoth Whir,) raised by himself with particular Gaze this
Spring From eIceeny thrifty has been proved by the
experienced silk cuturs that this variety OF pro-
ducc and k from nomcI than other
variety 1872 Of this variety produce pound rhsa
lis killed. while the other varieties require from 800 $50 tho
Persons who wish purchase be supplied time
feed from the present crop Of muaus and with proper
and attention raise two crops OF worms this
JAMES q. BREEDEN.
NIB Those who feel the Silk invited
view the worms, full operation spinning their
IIenrico, May FL 1889. t4-wtil 30. B.
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The Senator from the District composed Of The coun
ties of Hanover, &c. great slicker for the principle,
that the Representative should represent the majority Of
his constituents. The bare idea, that there is
possibility that he should represent minority is so sab
horrent all his ideas of political duty that he cannot
conceive that such course and honesty go together
Will you let me ask him one question?
Do you not believe-do you not know, that LARGE
majority of the people of the Disric, which you repre-
sent in favor Of the Sub Treasury, and opposed 10
the reelection of VIM c. Rivcs and you answer
this question in the negative and 60 to your pillow ana
rest like an honest man? A LOUISA FARMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

THE Coss1r1u1ros-The New York Express OF May
16 suys:-Mr Ellis, DOR Minister 10 Mexico, was for
malIy received board The Constitution Yesterday, with
The Constitution will leave Saturday for the head
ouar,ers of The Mexican Government A prosperous
voyage 10 her. and successful mission 10 our Minister
He bears Olive Branch, and Mexico must receive
him in kindness and with an earnest disposition 10 make
repara,on for past wrongs. The United States, with
greater wrongs to be atoned for has been far
ciful than some Of her neghbors.
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understand, there ten dozen citizens in this
city, who have votes in Caroline Let Them go TO the
sst pecnct-and we have every assurance that shall
carry Coioinerhe Wings spare pains to carry their
points They move Heaven and Earlh--and they ar
range with chartered Railroad Companies 10 boot for
every appliance 10 ussist their IL becomes our
duty them to coun,eruct their efforts by all the honora.
Die means in our powerif there be single Democratic
terrapn amongst u.s. let The active friend Of the cause
hunt him up, aud put fire on his hnck
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Red House Tdrern, Charlotte county, Ia.

TENHlS Establishment is under the management
n of Mr.. William r. Harvey, who is well qualified to
attend TO it. pledge myself my former friends and
patrons that he will keep good Table Bar and Stnbhe,
with choice selection of The good things which
country affords. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
April 81 4-lmif
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SsrHIlOn's office.
1.-TWO MORE.)

1.-TWO MORE.l
RRAWN Nos. in Sussex County Lottery, No. 10
~ drawn May l6:
10 81 J SO 81 45 81 10 40 SO 3
Whole Ticket, Nos z 10 SO, prize of $3.50
Do. do 3 81 52-both sold and cashed by
STRATTON
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IHPGPT9S'T,

Republicans, TO .1rms-To The PoRs'
The Campbrlls are corning-Every thing cheers us.
Strike bodly-a glorious victory awaits on Thursday
"Ielp all you can. 4 iong puW 2 strong puW 4 hard
pull, find pull all together. Shall DC my text on the
23d $50 says .qmelia Correspondent So say aH
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IiRGINIthS! 10 THE POLLS!!
Republicans, 10 your PpSts.'i

I" Hang out your Banners!
Before we can have another opportunity to address
the People the election will be past Instead Of min
Cling again in the fray, office will be, sum as The
smoke of The battle has blown off, 10 collect The results
OF this long cumpuign.-Io adopt the words Of a con-
temporary print
".4re you oil rcadyP
Are our Democratic friends all well organized
and prepared for The coming contest? But few DAYS
now remain for That busuess-and if it has no, al
ready been done, let il be attended TO without fur
Their delay Prepare 10 bring erery Democratic rotor to
The polls on the day Of election triumphant victory
awaits us, We bot do our duty to ourselves
try, and to the cause we support Let it be said
that we neglected to perform duy-our ,ohoe duty
Let there be no wagering, no sinking, falling back
any quarter. In no event can we be beaten if every
Democrat does his duty. Let, therefore, every one feel
aud act upon his responsibility. Let every man feel
and act as he would wish he had felt and acted it, by
any delinquency his part single Federal candidate
should be elected, and all will be we'll"
al piu be aoei-We verify believe 1.-THE Wing brngs
and crows beforehand as it always does But rus,
the People. The Rives Conservatives will impede our
il is our coniden, belief that the Repub
iicans will tsiamph Thursday. Read The "ast I'D.
vices" which we have received from the People Read
the very interesting letters, which have received
since our las paper. Mark particularly the ns,
which We Civ. you from The vaey-and from Boelour,
ana all aroundirom the South west and from the North
west Of Virginia The cause Of Van Buren, is gaining
ground. II wilcarry the State See particularly how
the letter from Wheeling disspules all the calculations Of
the Wing in ba, quarter S,eenrod will bea, Raymond
The Marshall Sentinel estimates his majority al 500.
Marshall county will be with us-and in spite of The
personal popularity Of friend Stephenson land we
would gladly make him personal friend, although he
is political opponen') suspect tina, he will be
beaten in Tyler-In the South west, all will yet be
we-ln word, We cal! upon every man 10 do his
duty-and we have no doubt, that shall carry The
Sta,eTo The Polls then. 10 the polls Republicans,
we say with Old Stark "There is your enemy" o
what an enemy you have TO encounter. OF all hues
and descrptionsof various clans, lily assorted together,
conducted by many leaders Of the most discodant
Princpes-al kept together by single nducement,
that Of turning out our present rulers" As intel
would be the signsl Of their dissolution" Will you
not vanqush such medley of troops aud Of uniforms ?
Regulars, Hessians, Indians, Cowboys all united toge-
,her But makea vigorous and you must carry the
day-giYe peace 10 the Old Dominion; put down this
mongre party, and rees,absh The old Principles Of the
Virginia SchooI-the great principles of % and 60
To 9r,ns then 10 Arms
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Nm Observation-Disclosures. Amelia Circuit Su-
n perior Court Of Law and Chansery, April Term,
1885,
Samuel Jones and Ann B his wife, Complainants,
against
William T. EgC!es,on, administrator Of Joseph Cooke,
and surviving husband Of his late wife Martha formerly
Cooke; James P. Cooke, Mary Archer, Judith Archer
and Richard Archer James Rohson ard Jane hin wife,
f,,me,ly Jane Cooke Defendants.
This cause this day on 10 be heard upon the pa
pers formerly read and argued by connsel-fn con-
sideraon whereof the Court doth order that defendant
Richard Archer, render before Commissioner Fabiss
lawson an account Of the hires and profits of all the
slaves in his possession lately held by jane Segar Cooke,
deceased as her ds,ributable share in and Of the
slaves belonging The estate of her late husband Ste
pben Cooke said account ncng from the time Of
Inc death of the said Jane 81 and continuing until The
time that il may be rendered; and said commissioner if
aad Archer fail appear before him. shall proceed
lake said account from the bes, evidence that can be OBJ
tanned before he shah proceed take said account,
two months notice at least shall be given to said Rich
ard Archer Che being absen, deiendanD BY publca
ton in the Richmond Enquirer And said Commissioners
shall state such matter may be by him deemed peril
nent which may be required by the parties 10 be 20
stated, and shall make repor, in order to final decree.
A Copy-Teste,
EGB. G. LEIGH, c.
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EN CuANCERY-viscIarA.-Prr EGzarJ September Sups.
= ror Court, 1898:
James MDcamon and Matthews and M'Dearnon, Pkfs.


enkins widow Of Obadiah Jenkins dec'd Henri Jer-
kins, YIN. NJ Jenkins WIN. Haton und Elizabeth his wife,
Samuel Morgan Ann his wife; John Jcnkr, his
w Richard Jenkins Francis Jenkins Hrhn Jenkins
kns and Thomas Jenkins, and Henry Jenkins,
Obadiah Jenkins, deceased, Defendants:
This no further papcrs
formerly read and tho of Commissioner Watkins
of order made the 9Th day APRIL
argued by counse-on consideration hereof
judge order aud Decree that John W. Gam Josiah T. Cheade
james Vcnrb benjamin Shepherd uud Vim. A. Swunn
OF theR who hereby appointed
purpose, taking he, necessary comps-
lay off ao Sarah Jenkins Of Obs
da Jentus decd oncthrd Of the land ssng regard quality
well quantity the bill mentioned Of which her husband,
Obldah Jenkins decd died seized her
report thereof to this Count and tho Court doth further
judge order and Decree that Commissioned ts ascertain
the annual value the said land after the allotment the
Aforesaid and mike thereof TO this
Court with amy specially stated deemed pertinent by him
which may be required by either Of The parties
ted. A Copy-Testc,
q. J. WORSHAM C.
CorzasSoaer's Office, FarmyilIe, Nay IS 1899.
The parties The above notified appear before
Prince Edward Court house, the 1871 day Of Juy s9
furnish with such evidence will enable
above decree. =. ". WATKINS, Com.
Mny2l i-wiw
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The parties interested in the statement OF the seeouns
by the foregoing decree, hereby notified tina, have
appointed Tuesday, The 23d day OF July next, for ito
tend at nv office Dennsve, in the county Of Anne
lia Virgins, with such accounts evidence they
NAV intend to file in the case
FABIUS LAWSON, Comm'r
Dennisvile, Amelia CO., Va, May 18th, 1889.
May 81 4-w4w
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Drawn Nos in Alexandra Lottery, No 3-drawn May
IS:
Is 45 65 4s 81 81 So 70 &c IA 81 10
NAV 81 Alt