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CARD-P s. GAR8qf7TI hegs leave most respectfully 10
IA inform his friends and the public that lie has imported direct
from London, article for the manufacture of summer HAS,
which he will please that is fond Of wearing
light hat They are Of hraifu drah color far lighter than
lrGhorn hais and ventilated that they will keep the head
perfectly COOL lie will them waterproof In fact they
such article IA, please every that may
them, ard they will be sold at the low price OF si
Aprll5 1l2-E
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say -l,h. is9 A. d. DICKINSON, Trustee.
" AT rcfsnns indebted Cul Thweatt, individually or
are respectfully requested 10 come forward and make
"aenenS and those to whom he IL Indebted VIII
''e make and nature of their Demands
MIL be- found days nj Col Fh"eats Coming
nhen profess nnaliy engaged in attendance upon tie
N whch Practice viz: Charlotte, Lunenburg AoitoMay
~ trmc, Edward. A -. u.
H'" 5-U
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prBIlc SALE or LANDRY virtue Of deed Of trust to
the Subscribers oi record IN The Clerks oiee {" the
County Court OF Fauqier they will proceed 10 SELL on Tue ina
day 81 August Court OF said county 23d Augusta 10 the
highest bidder befue door Of the Court hnse IN war
renon tract Of land the said town supposed TO contain
about 6 large of this land Is III g""o state oi
tvati"n whilst is believed Tie whole al II Is oi character
highly susceptible a improvemt from the use oil Ie clever ana
plastt divided nuHttr oil ne'ds, WIN
running water in each, and has comfortable
with four rooms large and necessary out houses luis
farm ies within mile aud half Of Nurreaton, where there are
excellent schools male female and region oi Country m
surpassed in point health ana society u u well supplied win
wood and timber The Of sale are one 'd To be paid IN
ready and the residue be divided into three equal
nua nam-ns, with from the date, secured BY good
PERSONAL security, aud deed Of trust IN the md
RICHARD II. FooTE, Tusrces
WM. w. WALLACE, !
The undersigned offers private Tract OF his ahou
distance Waeaon, the rnai III the Fanquer
Springs containing 7GI II il of highly oveale Gna-
~ of fertility infer or To few farms III the
neshbu;huod II finely wa.ed has an abundance OF tnei
aud timber and presents handsome seai rr country residence
distance from town. The buildings NJ an neon
siderable expense could be enlarged aud improved o maef
ais on the farm nary quarrles of building ana unhcf
The shall be Accommodating, on having tc purchase money
well secured. WA W. NALi,N :"
July 70 -'--'"s
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IN cuANCERY-In Hanover Cmcuit Superior Court, April
Il l1ti !-il:
David 4. Johnson, Martha d. Glenn and other Plaintiffs:
against
James Holman Executor Of Thomas Johnson x ~ deceased
Who Administrator David Johnson deceased Anderson
DoHles aud other Defendants:
This hi. day, b. heard the formerly
read, and The report Of Commissioner crew, wih r exception
threin and argued y COUNSEL: On consideration whcfeo
The Court doth adndgr order aid DECREE that the SAID report he
rreommitrd TO the said Cum.sune-, "ho directed To slate
and settle the required by the decree If the iah April
3a together with other required by any OF the par
s to be stated and necessary examine I" ir par
Tics in snomn firm, WI" directed submit Themselves To
such examination VI required, and masc rcpV., thereof 10 tie
Court, order final decree.
4 Copy-Trstc,
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~ ed has ny mutual consent been dissolved
The unfinished business of Judge Sianar in the Court oil
Appeals and els, wec Is left the charge Robert {. Sanard
and will hr attended w him, those in which tas
Interested prefer other Counsel Parties intend
ing Counsel will please with the
undersigned R C. anard and apmzc him of their b.
the ensuing Of the Court of Ar
ptals on the 18th of October
JAMES LYONS,
ROBERT &. STANARD.
June oS lJiat
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MoNoNcALlA LoTrERY, Class K, to be drawn

Tickets SIU-slarrs IN proportion.
certificate Of package Of 26 whole tickets the above lot
terry viii he sent for l30.
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I1ckcta STU--F'aFrs IN frnrnTT0H.
tc!,lca; tf ka.: u =, whole tickets Will DO sent for
431-.,arrs proportion.
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j. e. GREGORY Il Co., Managers.
One. on uca, 2ai door bvr Man and LIN
RiciiNosp, VIRGINIA.
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TABLE slOsing the prcs c Certain articles in the u st.s
az frrfatp rrfsjs
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"a r.,,;, executed to the sd da! OF lP', ~ .; o.,
sa-, 1hcat wife, far CERTAIN purposes therein ,peclhed
!', recorded ic Clerks oiIe 81 the County courts o
M x aud pruce dad, hereoy offer FOR sale the following
Reel iar, Tract Of LAID situated IN The 9naI'
l-y .Aeca ;,es l.. Of the Court hou-e, Oh fue'
s cr ., adjoining. lnads oi Cob Henry faHin.on ana
G ani r,lning by estimation about 10 acres "b"u one
ai ,niy al g.i huis,ns ;Ib-, There this tract
,ai n Isl l-Q acre. good branch and creek 'a land
on humiliation. aud trrie lh" plantation - IN GOOD
l uadcr t"od cultivation reniHNany wen "i.si. ~, 80 80
Sa,n ou: western road where the stt-e passes
& fr'es times wc"k, and near good grs, ana saw
ncine which greatly enhances the value oil The
land The and from the plantation IN every
ay. tn: isrrc- morality and wealth Of it, cizen' Ihe
.ss can,'. oi small IN, comfortable dwelling at present
~ .: e with out houses suhritnt 'r Tie pace
u. t,!a- well waiih the attention oi Cai't '-tS.
a.a uT fer sale t.e uaci ct land ON ~hi,h .oi nehly
oe ana SIX mrs = " Of The town rarnvil.-. containing
acrs, WIKI good portion n III: adnw la"a an
4'sai.ai -uuy wood orchard Of ccce traits lie
, are IN every eseo, very valash,c. The dwelling hou.e
good and ree passages, IN rooh r-p
ai eaItifu q! trees There Is on th's
.2 teesnl and falling sr.n2 oil way y a con-
'r distance fo'n The house Superior y. se'nn. ana h'"e
'avrnenc family Attached TO this place IL large ana
a wooden house, with three rooms "h'cn ave i
'0' years successfully occupied by James o. Wood ESQ
E,s. Taes,t u Miller and Miller, Thweatt Hudson
,e f.. merchandise The store houses
ga o ~ wood land adjoining continuing aonl acres eou
a'enla: severed from the dwelling and larm desired W
eiellers. -
t another ,rac, land ahnn, twelve mics " " Of
'Gce Edward Court acs adonin. The lands o lanes 'icke
.1"a tuu offers and containing ab0Gt 100 acea, win
!a. sufficient small family. There IS on iiis trae
'-fNI o. mineral water, some value.
t"'as car, 70, in The Of Fd,mye No - in S'Ei
= s'nib"'- survey.
% c;s q land are 10, present offered for sale
s tv G.nemcn wishing TO purchase invited 10 view
IN Themselves The ailx tract Of land viii he sh"'vh to
b: Mr. Meadows hr on tn" ianl az Cart
a"S residing IL the noi.hbo:nnd Tie lands IN
'ilee fiwAd ~ Dc shown rs Col. Thwcaii or myself
h ';.r ct Ire authority, shall offer for .'c IL tce
i oar, house Tuesday the 10Th day oi July next ~
- i Gay AZ rhlc auction, for cash 10 OF - hssy ne
10 >hres II S:ccs in hr AppoEatoA Company ana y
~ Wagon aHd Of GOOD Horses. Tue negroes eons OF
omen. hoys ard grI-, good health aud vaiaic.
uuhieiir"u addressed me- Prince Edward Court house.
Ni promptly attended
1y -;h, ls2 A. D. DICKINSON, Trustee.
\ t. Az rcrsnns indebted 10 Col, Thweatt, individually
respectfully requested 10 come forward ana make
'".eneTs me- whom he u Indebted VIII
,'c make and of their Demands
~" be- found business days Col. Thsea,t's Counting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

ii least hept ihsm are The fact g tt.st sends thee;
tw,y. We respectfully ass for this fac; the attention
i those particularly no have fersd themselves to
msisd by This new argument without sufficient
examination Of its truth. They must I've satisfied, we
hnk that there is nothing in this Fedora! dogma
# high Protective Tariff regulating the currency
50 far have any influence at all upon the cur
,,n,y, it must have injurious enc.
We warn you, Fellow citize rs, gainstbeing imposed
IN By any seemingly new Arguments, either IN favor
Of National Bank or Protective Tariff. Those mea.
have been thoroughly examined and discussed
~ men al least Is wise and as patriotic as this genera
ton show. They have been tried BY the Union
md condemned. There is nothing new to be said III
their favor They the old Federal measures,
and must rest upon The old Federal principles and
reasons. They have been and still recommended
10 opponents, chiefly because they extend the
power Of the General Government at the expense of
all the limitations in your Constitution. They unite
with that Government the great moned interests Of the
country. They make large class of wealthy capital
ists dependent for their dividends upon that Govern
ment alone; and thus buy their support for it, under
all circumstances, right or wrong If adopted, they
will inevitably convert It into consolidated Govern
ment, resting upon monied arstocracy. Bot We
you still more earnestly against high Protective Ia
riff for whilst il thus equally tends TO strengthen the
General Government, it weakens the States by arrayng
them against each other, their contests for their
differing sectional interests These contests, in 1852,
brought your happy Union to the very brink of dis
solution. If this be perseyered IN, IT will
inevitably similar resistance, attended with
still greater danger to your peace and liberties Are
you prepared 10 exchange your confeceracy for des
potism or dissolution' Can the warmest advocates
Of protective Tariff pretend that It will afford you
any equivalent for either Of these evils matter in
which il may result; These the questions you
have in reality to consider; and we cannot doubt
how you will decide them.
.3nother Centinet On the Watch Toeer.
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The chaIirs refurned 10 Ieir orn lips.

Had the time or The talent, we might write long
and useful moral lecture upon that good old saying,
"Hones,y is the best policy Had the Wings, in their
unholy ambition for power, steadily kept before their
eyes this simple maxim, they would not now be suffer
ing the bitter fruits of their deceptive policy. They
cuched the gided prize, but it crushed TO atoms in
their hands Their bright visions are dissolved. Their
camp is filed with "Traors' and "Lepers' D5cord
and disease have cut of their stalwar men at arms
Their emblems and insignia scattered to the winds.
Read from the Baltimore Sun what
"REaaIys OF WHrGGEay.-We learn from the Gin
cinnati Message that the celebrated Banner of the
Wings used during the hard cider and coon skin cam
paign was sold in that city few evenings since for %
cents This of the famous humbug banners,
made deceive the laboring classes Of the community
The following the inscription it:-portrait of Ge
neral Harrison underneath which the words-"T wo
dollars day and roast heef SIDE; and on the
other portra; of Mr.. Van Buren,, and underneath :
"Tcn cents day and bean soup We hope the pur-
chaser was Democrat and that he will preserve the
banner to be shown the public meetings next
paign as one of the evidences Of Wing promises for.
be assured when the arrives for electloneerng the
Wings will deny all their promises, and dsavow ever
having derdet the people by resorting to the contempt
IDLE humhuggery which characterized the late Presi-
dental election.
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RHODE ISLAND.


1t is not unreasonable TO suppose that readers,
who have noticed the unex pected and sudden turn
things have taken, in The affairs which have agl,ated
this State for months past and intensely for the
last few days, might expect an calculation in the
columns of paper devoted TO the suffrage and
iutional In the absence, however, Of any
formation derived from those who elected to Of
fees under the Constitution, from those who have
been principal actors all the suffrage movements,
we can this day throw but little additional light the
acts of The contending parties which produced cessa
ton Of hostili,ies.
Thus destitute Of facts explanations, can give
but little satisfaction to inquiries at home or those who
may read and wonder at these events abroad. But
still confident of The integrity Of the Suffrage
party and are OF opinion that these transactions will
strengthen the bonds Of their union and consolidate
their organization. Nor do wish TO throw any OBJ
.truction in the way Of that peace which gladly re-
ceived this community; suffer ourselves to doubt
the sincerity Of influential among opponents,
when they declare it to be their intention to use their
strong efforts TO promote extension Of suffrage. The
suffrage party strong, and never be disbanded;
and there many amongst those who have opposed
them who are satisfied that their claims right that
they are in accordance with the spirit Of the age, with
our Republican institutions and principles; and that
any attempt 70 obstruct them by penal laws mill
tary force, would produce sad scene Of wide spread
ol,t;ap
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TO THE STATES RIGHTS REPTBLIcANs OF THE

UNION.
Fellow Citizens You told by the Federal
ISIS that Protective Tariffs necessary to reguate the
paper currency OF the United States. Only a short
time ago, you must well recolect, National Bank
was their great panacea for all the ills to which The
TO regulate our paper currency. You then told,
that National Bank alone could control The issues OF
the State Banks-and that unless that DONE 1t was
impossible that the currency of the United States con-
ssng of the paper ued by the State Banks, ana OF
gold and silver CON- could become uniform and stable
ergo, National Bank, and nothing but National Bank
coald regulate paper currency. This false hypo-
thesis has OF late years, been attempted 10 De sus
tanned too, BIZ of fact, equally false 1t has
been asserted land repeated again and again. TIL repe-
tition has procured very general credence TOR that
which true that during the existence OF the late
United States Bink-we mean the National BANK, not
the Pennsyivana Bank-the currency OF the United
States at all times uniform, and that exchange De-
tween the different States always at par, or nearly
So Now, If you will turn 10 any newspaper, or other
register giving table Of the values OF the notes OF the
different State Banks, at different times, you will find
that those values varied often and as materially du
ring the existence Of the late National Bank as at any
other period As yon may not have convenient access
to any such means of information extract, from
Report of the Secretary of The Treasury to the Senate IN
MAY 1885, few Of The variations in the values OF the
Stale Bank notes. during portion OF the time when
the late National Bank was full operation, merel
as samples OF the great vacillaons which were then
as now, constantly occurring IN the value OF these
notes The following the rates OF discount, al
which the notes of the Banks Of the States named
stood 10 the different years mentioned:-in lele Ne
York per cent discount, Pennsylvania TO 3, Mary
land 6 10 10, North Carolina 2 TO s. In 1919, Mas
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BOUNDARY QUESTION.

The Legislature Of Maine assembled on Wednesday,
at Augusta and the Governor message sen: in on
the same day. He recommends the appointment Of Com
m;ss:oners be invested with power to agree upon
upon the basis that the line now claimed the one,
and cousentng the surrender of none of the territory
except for an equivalent in lands, navigation rghts,
etc etc. The tone of The message is pacific, and 3
strong desire evnced by Gov Fairfield that the long
contested question Of boundary oe forever put at
rest committee Of on the part Of the Senate and
thirteen on The part of the House, appointed to
take into consideration the Governors Message The
committee voted xnanimously to choose Commission
ers and by vote Of 10 to adopted Resolve, offered
by Col John Otis, Of the Senate to give them uH po,r
ers. The doings of the committee will be ratified by
the Legislature Four Commissioners are to be dssg-
natpd-two from each Of the political parties Every
thing is as it should Ben Y Herald E1tra.
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Extra Ne,c World.

I Ertrn -NeM World.
Mr. Lucke, al the Postofce, has kindly furnished us
with copy Of this paper, containing the whole OF
James interesting novel of the Jacquere. Price only
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
UST SALE OF BEAR GARDEN FURNACE.

TRUST SALE Or BEAh 6AhBLN t't.
u Deed Of Trust, executed by the buckingham
I'D Manufacturing Company the undersigned bearing
date Nosemher, 1870 and duly recorded IN the Clerks Of
buckingham order To Certain debts
therea mentioned shall proceed 10 SELL in the town OF New
Canton county, Wednesday, the 18Th das of July
next fair far day, the highest bidder for
money the Bear Garden Furnace wh all Of the appure
nance belonging From the peculiar location OF thus
character for capt
taists The Furnace, built within the
years, and OF superior structure Is within mile
al the Canal Upwards of 200 tons Of Pig Iron
made year This and wood ahundant-a
country and budn. and fixture for
raag on an There $500 Of The
Land half woods. The buildings alone cost
wards Of s250O0 Edward w. lives the Fur
mace property any who wishes 10 view H.
Such title vested will be conveyed the purchaser,
which Is believed 10 be lndsputahle
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
MAY 5-wtdss
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HOYT & Co.'S OFFICE.

DRAWING of the Virginia LeesbuTg Lottery, Extra No II
IS - Il 81 10 so % 90 q Ga - 81 % %
May2 Sit
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Married. Barease Hanover county, the l2h instant.
by Elder ". Bagby Mr CHAs ELRrr of Richmond,
70 Miss EL daughter Of tbs late Anderson Bowe,
ESQ.,, Of the former place.
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G Me or BURR MILL SToNES-A- the surv,vn. partner
- Of the of Smell Rust will proceed on FRIDAY,
June AT the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. d. far
not fair day. At the same hour al the shop OF thr
said late concern in the cty Of Richmond 18Th between
and sell sixteen pair of Burr Mill Stones IN good
condition use and all the o: the partnership
effect. and hand.
Terms IF all fifty dollars credit Of ninety
DAYS will he allowed purchaser executing negotiable
not. with approved -ndoer-of all sums OF and under fifty
dollars, cash viii be required.
YOU'LL 6. RUST,
Surviving partner Of the firm Of Smell & Rust
5-tds
Ths ccmnisr will ME cony the above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

IcAE. ROBINSON. ATTORNEY Law, will attend hereafter
Quarterly and Superior Courts of the county Of Buckin
ham. Otice-six doors Below the Exchange Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away, ARMSTED 5 let
very under lip lost tn
upper tn, kick Of horse. NodOut he - furnished
false pass. He Is supposed 10 he his way to Rock
bridge, where he taken up, six weeks since.
Wii. II. SANDERS.
Inwcr Byrd Gooehland. Nav = 5-tf
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T,ARNViLLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-PuTsuant TO Deed
Of Trust executed subscriber by Geo R. Motley and
wife 2i Of september, iei and of record IN The
Clerks of County Couri Of Prince Edward, shall,
l5i2 ts the io~n o!
Farmyie sell The highest bidder credit. IN be made
the day Of SALE the House and Lot present occupied
BIZ Mr. Vernon parts of Lots Nos 9 10 and H.
fronting Main about the centre Of business also said
Noey's n;ses, Factory and La, attached of the
f me- Lot; also Boat Household and Kitchen
Furniture Negro Women and Neco Girl Phlii with some
other articles The proceeds applied according SAID deed
be continued. from day day, until completed
The nth; property believed be undoubed bu; acting
Trustee shall convey such title vested IN me
by the Deed OF Trust aforesaid.
= WM. c. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
M,y 5-Tawtds
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". J. State Colonization ooeidy :,
The 10Th anniversary Of this Society was held al Tue
Middle Dutch Church last evening After The reaoiNe
of portion OF Scripture and prayer, the Treasurer
report was read By Hoses Allen, Esq, from which y
appeared that the receipts Of the year had amounleo
S5557 3D. while the expenditures we're near :
Addresses were made by Benz + Butler, Esq, IN
L. Stone, Rev Dr.. Cone, and MIR. Gur!ey, CORES
ponding Secretary Of the Parent Society, who hao
arrived from Washington. The meeting throughout
was full of interest Mr.. Gurley spoke Tor nan OF
three-quarters of hour, without wearing 'ae au.
ence although late in the evening lie s'a'fo M
the applications Of coored persons for the means q
emigration to Liberia were very Numerous ano pres
ing Many OF them emancipated slaves, or per-
sous who were to be ernancipated on condition o.
val large number from Kentucky and other p.ace
were now at Norfolk, and were IN few days 10 enio
FOR the Colony. Mr.. Gurlcy represented Inc ooce5
as in urgent need CT money aid in defrayng the e2
penses of this expedition and of ether e1pea,.olu
which ought soon to follow. DE remarked .eat ue
Colonization Convention recently held at "
and which continued in session several days, "as' W
his view the most important meeting, IN references
the interests Of African Colonization, which mas ever
been held Several dstin gushed members OF Coz
gress took prominent part in its proceedings, ano oe
cared their determination 10 bring before congress
and urge upon IT'S ADOPTION motion to " Tue
African Colonies adequate protection and aio
American Home Missionary SOeisty
The following is brief abstract of the annual re
port ,,;or
The whole number Of missionaries IN Commission
during The year. is 79l-being 10l more than were 10
the service Of the society the preceding year, anu nv
more than the largest number which the socf'y nas
ever before had in commission on the American neio
in any one wear since its organization.
In the Territories of Wisconsin and Iowa, the mum