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TEXAS, &c.-General iiamtons true and hearty
devotion he espouses, needs not, sup
pose, vnd,ca,ion-5nt there is matter in his COM
muncaiion to-day, which the people both Of the I.
S. and Texas would do vel! 20 CONSIDER and digest il
may be that the Texans cougner Mexico-that
they can enact the romantic exploit Of Cortez and
his nine hundred followers. But it were well 10
consider great points of difference. |. The
Spanish conquerors were veteran heroes, every man
OF them-thsy were cased in mpeneirable defensive
armorr-their weapons of attack wholly new
IN tie natives and such al once filled them with
anazemen: and erroT-ihe only way 10 get rid of in
vaders 10 smother starye them. 2 The invasion
of Cortez complete surprise, and he at the
Mexican Capital almost before his landing was known.
8 The Government of Mexico was so simple and al.
so!ute desposm that the capture of the Emperor pa
ralyzed the whole country With all these advantages,
TOO, it desperate struggle, and nothing but the
velocity of movement, the quick decision, admirable
tact and consummate military conduct of the leader
rave success TO the expedition The conquest of Mexi-
CO by Corlez must rank among the most marvel.
lous fea,s of war.
To the Editor Of the .Nereury:-
Sir:-Whllst can take RIO sort of exception TO the
very friendly and respectful criticism of your
pendent (who subscrbes hlmsefa citizen Of Texas, on
the remarks which made at public meeting of the
citizens of Lee and Baker counties, Palmyra, Geor
ga, should nevertheless regret, if any thing did
could have said, the occasion in question, should
damp, in the slightest degree, the ardor of those who
may feel disposed to adventure either their blood or
treasure, in the ofour young and closely related
sister Republic.
Thoae who were present at that meeting will, am
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BETWEEN John Earley's Union Collie and r. IT, Jen-
ID knss Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street
We would opportunity of thanking the public or
received six II not our design nj first
10 establish through the press hut 10 do by giving a-
bic TO any other basis and of which glad TO know has
been almost universal.
the future All goods by do please in cost quail
ty m COLOR make fashion, otherwise can be rlneh ana
the money reunded-provdsd, the shall not have been
worn We have large stock II not larger than
any In The State line OF business and would respectfully
invite the economist give call befuc purchasing, and
for himse and prices are not pronounce ~ low or
lower than any other city, shall he much deceived
I'VE have Cloth Coats Si2 while others charge S2 for making
and trimmings the customer furnishing The cot and pants al 81
that are sold and Vests Shirts Drawers, andkeIchei,
Cravats Stocks spsnders Socks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds and qualities all other articles usually Kept by Cloth
iers Of which determined To sell low for cash; and re-
quest the public aud whether they want to buy or not
~ " j. BRASEaN & co.
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May &

IN CHANCEkY.-vrsarr,. AT Rules held in the cers.
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaacen r
Orange county, tue eth day Of April, leia:
Martha Key, Plaintiff:
against
Pleasant Howard and Abraham Shepherd IT., Adminis!.,
de bons non with will annexed of Joshua Key, Waller Ksy
Executor of Tandy Key, deceased Henry Key John White M
Martha his wife, William r. Key. John Key STROLLER Ke, linn
be Key, children of Joseph b. Key, Charles H. Ky M
dan Lambert and Judith his wife, late Judith Key, Aahg
Champion and Ann his wife, late Ann Key Jane. Ky m
Beverly d. Key, children Of james Key, deceased Richard anr.
Key Jefferson Key, and Mary Key, infant o!rea LETT
Key deceased Samuel Daniel James Daniel Joshua Dlaa
William Daniel Henry Daniel, Nancy Graves, widow ii lrf
Brown formerly Patsy Daniel, Matthew Nicholas ana Exate,b
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Daniel, Elijah Daniel Martha M
MEL Frances Daniel, Beverly Daniel Joseph ane and Geor.
Daniel children of Martin, deceased the children Of Tho.
Key deceased whose names are UNKNOWN John w Key,
TIr defendants, Henry Key John White and iiaa HI. vii
infant children Of Jesse Is. Key, deceased CHARTS H. Key M
dan Lambert Judith Nathaniel Champion Ann
his wife, James VI. Key, and Beverly d. Key onn James
Kew deceased Richard James Key, Jefferson and May Hes,
infant children of Jefferson Key deceased, Samuel D
James Daniel John Daniel, William Eaniel, Henry DaG!r
tnc, Graves widow Henry Graves deceased, Patsy Brown
widow of Josiah Brown deceased, f!ahew Nicholas and Ma
beth his Wife, Ea Daniel. Martha PANEL Frances liaa-, b..
yerlv Daniel ush Daniel! ard George Daniel children If N
Tin Daniel, deceased The children Il" Thomas Key d'ea'e
whose names unknown, aud John w hey not having
tered their appearance security accoidn. The
rules o this Court, and appearing y
factory evidence tina, they not inhabitants Of tins cUm
wealth. On the motion Of The plaintiff, 10y counsel II "rr'e
That the defendants last nlned do appear ~ the Cer, one
of the rules Ia be held the rs M"Eday
July next, and the PLAINTIFFS bill and that co
this order forthwith inserted in newspaper published
the cy of Richmond for months successfully, aud posii
al the front door of the Cout house of this county
4 Cupy-Tese,
OF Orange Circuit Superior Court of Law ana .iaacer.
April Il ll3-weY
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ITO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. merchants, wishing
10 exchange, besides the OF going 10 the
North can do so by calling at r. s. GARBANATlS Cheap Cash
Store Shockoe I they supplied with HATS ana
CAPS of every descriptions the following low prices: Conc
Hats S3 per rab Russia, broad IN The hrm ST. -
ana 30 per DOZEN do do SIT aud S DOZEN brush
lia superior quality equally low prices; fine nna and
beaver Hat Iral Of the fashionable share, which
will guarantee Northern prices, for cash n.y. Please to
reclrct GlRBAEATI'S cheap Hat Manufartoy, Shockoe
Hill, Sign of the Transparent Hal.
April luf-WJm
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POETRY


on, ,cll me Ike form IL the soit Summer ar,
INA, toss,s ~ gently the cutl. IT my bair;
II breathes on my lip, and II ians my wafh cteeS'
Yrt gives me 10 answer. though often sPeah.
1 feel i, p,ay Ger me refreshing and kind,
Vel cannot touch I'm bind, Oh! im bIind.
Aud pu,.c. what is it? and " here does II dwca
| sink AMI mount with rs ca'ience anu SMc', N,
vi, ,rcnd la my hear, with rs deep thrilling strain
1uI nleasnre I'LL pleasure Is turning Ia PAN; =.
lyha, L,lrhints, or hue il VIA music conhlheG:
will any one Tell :Ht: Pm hiinG, oh! IN h'ihu'
.rhe pe,furnes nf Govers that are hGverins Nigh
wa, ave th.,, ON what kind Of wings do they ny:
Are no, thew sweet angels that come to del'.ht
4 uonr ,uile boy thai knows nothlGr "i s':h
~, ,"iI ,,,,a, l,rn i,:-I m blind, or TIA bind,
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Piano Eo-te and Musie Stort, o2posite tAe Bank,.

TO JOHN TAERMAN.-As yon are not resident OF UNI,
Commonwealth you will hereby take notice, that -lial
proceed Monday The 18th day ri june 1872 and between the
hours Of nine O'Clock The morning ana sunset oil t ua. ~
Office Meredith Huuns, Attorneys q. Law IN t cry oi
Richmond, take the rrosIions of Taron Wo0dson, hlai
y. chambeaynr, william McGrudrr and others !" tie ea a.
evidrnce a certain suit now pending III TIE n
Superior of Law and Chancery for the county oi men
city Of Richmond tie chancey SIDE IN which your.
self and Thomas Puryear Plaintiffs and myself and others are
defendants any the said deposlt!ons he NOT III
day The taking thereof III be continued from IA! ~
day, the place, and between The saie hon nii Tic
finished SCDLEfi Mc1h. DEN,
Executor Zcarah McGnde deceased, and administrator
buns non will annexed, OF Elizabeth Johnson dtc u
Mn, "a a-wiw
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FRESH SPRING GOODS. ...,. ard OF
WIN F. BUTLER, i~Por,,r q ea,aa ,ns has shoat, ri h.
n.rva noW day sIp e. ali the .s
usual large and tasty selection Of China m on credit o. -
month, to punetaal buyers lie feels eonG n "a" Goods "
viii not consider necessary to go ,a'''e' .x.u
''he' ''e' WI" WI. F BUTLER, adOOrs above swift
Maeh5
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Executors SAFE Of Taiuab!c and Desrnbic Fqsqnier
Iur.I


an TUESDAY, the asth day Of June next, III fair the
W next fair fay., Will offer for sale, the TrcGi'.
Tract Land belonging 10 the Estate Of The late Samuel Fish
er, containing about 81 acres.
This land nlrsec'ed by Falmouth and Dnmfre' foai,
is healthy and fertile region, about two ris ho~ iae
village of Waento, and tive or six trnm the NH
Sulphur Springs. 1t is welt adapted 20 clover and pa .!
in n high Of cultivation and improvement
will sell the whole in n bndy divide Il into three ac'
follows: Between the Falmouth aud Dumrts reads there
$50 acrcs;-on this j. the Mansion House. with the
buildings aud oommodous barn and >Iates Nor tn
100 acres Of This we'll tmbeed On the TURKEY 1n
side Of the Falmouth road there $40 On winch
Mill in good repair 100 of this tract are heavily TIM
bercd about meadow, and the remainder in blue and
clover opposite side ot the Dumiries road are 6
This part the farm has received less attention than The 49,
divisions: consequently, not III 80 high STATE OF %
but from the character of the soil II Is Susceptible a
Improvement. On this likewise, is an abundance d
timber aad large quantity If valuable pine.
All of these well wa.ered.
Terms t SaeA credit Of one, two and three years, wa
from the first day of January 1888 al which time posse
sim given purchaser having the privilege Il SEEDING
in Fail. Bond satisfactory secnriy and deed OF tiui
will be re Iuired 10 secure the payments.
~ Persons wishing TO examine the farm VIII call on The e'
ror living In Wafrenton, who will show them - land AID
liz hon nda,lcs SAMl.. Is. FISHER,
Executor of Samuel Fisher, deceased
Anrii lls-wlt.
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Sent. 10


FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRlAGs
THE Proprietor Of This pleasant and desirable situation informs
public Inat u now open for the reception o. company.
hoard 10 mountain air exceed by watering place IN the
unon being but mile distant from Stephenson Dpot on le
Wimceser and Baltimore Railroad, where public conveyance
viii always the ascending aud descending, and 1--WE
miles from Winchester which visited by daily lines o stages
from The surrounding country This wntering place has been nu
eo,y esor,ed by laboring under liver asrt,o'
and obr secretion, with the hapfiest effect
The efficacy aeslcd ~ numbers from the Atlantic
cities from peculiarly accessible, Is believed TO be
equal Ia any Medicinal Spring in Virginia.
Every effort been made To put this delightful Naerin:
Place ,pon tnon. with fashionable watering PAGES of
fb kinaud will be used to give satisfaction to
~, ,rhn r,,v yisit IT, BRANCH JORDAN.
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PREMIUM .M.lCHINES.
ACHINE MANUFACT
e 10Th oil


Ocposi,e the Medical College, Richmond, pirginia.
constantly hand, will iraish at slcrt notice, made Of
and by Tie most experienced wotkmen the fol-
lowing mast valuable
Fo. K Boilnds Patent Staple Tooth, Spring Bed Thashns
Machines
Enanns' Patent Chain Band Horse Powers and stationery
gearcd horse power
Wheat Fans of the most approved kinds
Frees rat-n Iarsc-p Power Grist ai's
Parsers Paren, ronCyndcr, SteeSpring CornSh-llers
SaGori's Patent Straw-Cuters
Bulinc's CorG-Flaners
Hay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco Fiatiening Mills and Castings
Mill Rounds. and almost every other kind Of Machinery that
may be called far. .
The machines marked and forwarded order, with
printed directions for setting M and working them.
For The information Of those unacqnanfci with the Machines
made rber lie thinks proper TO publish lie follow IN.
certificate President; of the Agricultural Society of the
county Of ern showing that awarded n their
last Say Eslhon aud Fair his ThasEng Aachnes Wheat
Fans and Corn-Shslcrs:
In cnu,u;ance with Resolution of the enrco Agricultural
and or,c Society," directing President o the
when regres;ed certificates premiums awarded nj their
Exhibition and Fair held Richmond on the th OF May,
si-I hereby certify thar premiums were awarded to JaheZ
Parker hi. Thfashing Machines Wheat Fans and
Smelling Machines exhibited by him a said Exhibition and
Fair J. II. TURNER President
OF Should additional testimony be wanted 10 show that nose
Machines are every way greatly superior all others in
the is prepared furnish those that may desire win
printed certificates their favor, from over twenty oners OF pro-
bab The and extensive farmers in this STATE and 10 re-
fer them hundreds of others mat nave ms Machines III
All prsons wishing TO procure these Thasne Machines from
the Of the patent Ti2ht for tins ecton
of or his Premium Wheat Fans the present season.
please him with orders early be convenient
that he mas be able 70 ia'A'A '-'- JABEz PARKER.
A,,re Al-lafT
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District q
18th April, lsia. ;, ,,.,,,. Of To
TN the matte. Of Bankruptcy Of William IL. -: ~, ninrc
county of Chesterfield, in The Eastern Vfsa s.rd PARK
The said William H. Morgan, who has been for hi. d.
charge: 1t ordered That notice thereof D Say. @
newspaper printed in the city Of Rhmopa VIII had .,
the said petition al the City Hail. in the city r oerson
ali creditors who have proved their debts ana and
interest appearn The SAID me anu aid petiOne ho'
not be granted. -.
HEM Il3-wll~-
April Is
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GREAT RARGAINs IN srRlNG DRY GOODS: -ArRL 1872
u H. JENKINS would invite the attention OF families ner-
H. chants examine the cheapest and most eais'
sye variety of Spring Summer Dry Goods lie has ever oer
ed The follow Ing are few of the great bargains:
% 600 wards b!eacd nnbeaced cotton Shiings cts
$4,000 do. do finer goods, s, III and l2s Cts
10000 yards Oznaburcsnt 3D. and 10 eis
Cotton Shertings, all Widths from To 5 yards wide .
1000 yards coorcd Lawns, for ladies' dresses h &C., H. 6
y. 3d., and finer
1000 wards Gisiams, fancy and mourning styles
5000 yards de LANES, from auc Is 3d. IS 3d. s
and finer mas
parasols Sun Shades and Umbrellas, all kinds
An extensive assortment; of plain, figured and plaid silks
Elegant and new style coorcd Mns, or ladies' dresses
Irish Linens all prices Is. Cd, as 3D., 3s 3s o6 s cd,
and finer 80
Linen Shee,ngs, table Diapers and Towellings
so cases the fashionable Nuns, straw Lehorn ANA
zone and Zeplyriue uneaSo palm and other hats Tor men
very extensive of mourning Goods oil all KINDS
Elegant silk Scarfs and Shawls, new style
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons and Flowers
Fancy scarfs and dress ilandnrrche:s
bargains in Linen Caml,rc llandkerchcfs
Mem ca-smcres, Cloths and Vestings
Cravats Pocket Handkerchief, Gloves and Hosiery
Canton Mattings
Great bargains IN cotton and silk Stockings
Also very great bargains from auctontoo numerous Tor
an I.vertisrmen-wiil be found at
Aurii ! ll0-wtf R. III JENKINS.
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To Doctors, Lawyers Merchants, .heehaneS, sc, &c
GLOUCESTER RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-The sia'ct'Srt
VI offers for sale, the accommodating terms, The place
recently occupied Rev. Edward :. Amoy, lying The
Main leading from Mathews county 10 The city OF Richmond
of fredericksburg II nine miles above '
house, from CIbanna the seat OF Justice ~ M
desex county, about twenty miles from Mathews Count o
and twenty five from King Queen Courthouse The tract M
tans seventy of land which well adapted +" The
growth Of the and might easily, ly he appca'
m mari Ia good supply nf which Is on The place. be made 'e
fertile in time. The improvements consist al Rooms
dwelling house. in tile best possible order for The reception
family, srorehoue, smoke bosc, and o'rf
houses u ic Th, place " Thin mile q !
public landing, navicahe creek, porcpo'ankl aud lie
hest q between Gloucester Courthouse ana Cen
trevie, in King Queen. space Of country If sboi ~
miles extent Il is also excellent stand for Doctor Lawi
Mechanic of any further description is deemed nhnr
Purchasers invited 10 rsanne
Application be made 10 the su5sc'.s'
either In person through the mail, postage paid ~
THO. Z. ANORi.
IL Anil MN,
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1,,pITSrgTS sAIE-By virtue Of Deed of Trust, bearing
date the I'm day 1885, executed tn The subscriber
by James Bakey Of record IN The County Courto Orange
~ m. ,oo of securing of debts therein
then James Forbes but for the benefit OF
Clrby Cuwhed shall offer f." sale Tor cash. IN Monday inc
rabe House Orange Ccu house, being the same con
v.yrd n the said Bakey said Forbes and upon which he
nov resides The title said lot believed To be nnques
tonalr hut acting rs Trustee shall convey such title as Is
PHILIP 8 FRY Trustee
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mo LANES K. MAY, CHARLES MAY AND OrIlERs:-
Take no.ice, that SHALL Friday, the nd day oi July
reu bew hours Of lOocnck in The oni"g and
in The evening Tavern Of Edward - Pryear III The to"
If Maysvc county of buckingham and State q" virginia. pro
coed Il, take dispositions OF Roe Ed'dse and OILERS TO he
read A. evidence suit pending III the Circuit superior
Cont If Law and Chanccry for the county Of Buckingham ana
stale of Virginia. ich plaintiffs and yo ana DINERS
are def n,anis any the aforesaid deposons
shall no, that day, the TO be continued from
day 10 day until completed. - ,,a,,,
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pIANn EOKTE WARE-nnuSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
TINE subscriber is constantly from the celebrated ma
nufactory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and PLAIN
Piano Foes possessing tie latest improvements and that
decacy of touch and sweetness Tone peculiar their
nufacure.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned, let hire and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
Tie largest collection o iusc offered for sale In this
State NAV from Of the subscriber, who u
enabled the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will he furnished upon better
N'A'' ''''' '''N' ~ r. II. TAYLOR,
p;oro Co-e and 5Sv ,ie Storr. ODpositr III, Banks.
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IL IN, rned states Court for Eastern District OF Virginia,
" ~ May 10Th, 1872
,IoMAS SPENCER, the city of Richmond having MED
nrlion praying that may be declared Bankup l. Is
h, NJ, nrrsons claiming creditors of the said Tho
as sncer show cause Court on the sh day OF June next
why thp said Thomas Spencer he not declared bankrupt
h A., ~ Congress in that behalf and that copy Of this
order br pshed the newspapers according to the nd and
oath Rules uf Court
"''p' HENRY GIBSON, Clk
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IN Rules held in the Clerks o.
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
the county of enco and city OF Richmond the Chsn,r,
side the end day of May, 1925
Edward Amber, Thomas d. Amber, John J. Amber phil
81, George Amber, Richard C. Amber, William st. Amblt, p
~ w Mopcure and CahaHe c. his wife Robert Nchols
Elizabeth b. his wife, and Francis E. Brooke and Ella m
wife, Plaintiffs
against
G. owngs Anne OWING. Henry Bascomb and Mary WIFE
John sanders George ~ Sanders Samuel Smith and Mar ~
wifi. Margaret Sanders Joseph H. Sanders George b. Tn.,
Edwin Halves Cayanne his wife, John Leavy Marrar
his wife Thomas Haw kns and May Jane Davis heirs Of Gee
Nicholas eased Gavin L. Nicholas Robert Ncu of y
York and John Nicholas Of John Nicholas deceased r.
eu G. Nicholas of Louisiana, John Smith Nicholas, Aarsn
Nichols sarah e. Nicholas, John Patterson and Mary b. h.
wife Iabncy < Carr and Sidney s. his VIE, Margaret Smh
MARY 81 smith Samuel Smith. Thomas smith, jain l. ST,s
Robert G. u Smith Wilson c. ~ Smith aud other Defendant.
The defendants named not having entered ape,
ance and given security according 10 the act of Assembly aid m
rules Of Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence m
thew are not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth II is Crtd
That The sad defendants do appear the Rules he held on
first Monday in August and answer the bill of The par,r
and tina, rnpy Of this be forthwith inserted h.w
paper publ shed in the city of Richmond for two months sr
svey posted the front door oi the Capitol IN Tie c
Copy-Teste, ,
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NoTcE-Therc will be Petition prevented to the next Ge
members from W,he county Smith and Washington, Commits
and locate site for the seat OF justice IN e
county of Gnyson TO central point. - ,,r.s
(siguedl MANY u i"ES ,
Nav 10 l-H1n
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N. defence. suitable will be provided, and
the investigation will be publicly. T. Express.
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ITO AGRICTLTt' RlSTS-I would respectfully inslr ~
Farmers generally call the Stare II Mr. niclafds A
sic, Main street. square above tie Bell Tavern ahh".
where they may model Of my newly patented Polst
following certificate from OF the best judges OF pons
and their operations, in the county of Hanover -
May II, lo4l. GEO WATT, ais'a1''
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REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, Clerk
OF Orange Circuit Superior Court of Law ana ,haacrr.
Anyi, 4, li3-wey