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PETER POKER.
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II tie Editors IF The Enquirer:
Genilemen-I was attracted 10 Independent;
Hill. in this county on the 4lh inst, BY a notice
thai a Barbecue woald be given in commemora-
ton OF the birthday of our Nations lndepen-
dance and that the Hon. VIM. Smith the Elec-
tar fnr This District and others Were expected 10
address the people, where, assure You, enjoy
ell one Of the rayest entertainments ot winch y
was ever nv privilege 10 partake. Mr.. Smith
ana Major Win. w Wallace were at an early
nour upon the ground
Arer considerable number had assembled,
Major Wallace took the stand and entertained
us for about one hour and halt with an excel
len, and argumentati-e speech. He commenced
With the origin of parties, and drew line that
dis,ingushedthe FederaliSts from the Republicans,
and proved conclusively TO every unprejudced
mind, that Federal then and Wing now are sy-
nonymous terms-and tina, the odium Of Fede-
ra,ism would, like the poisoned shirt of Mes
sus. adhere TO their backs. He dilated al consi-
derable length, and with much beauty and force,
upon the deleterious consequences that would re-
resul. from the whole batch OF Wing measures
should the FederalistS succeed IN fastening them
upon the country. His remarks upon the Texas
cies,ion were truly eloquent; he pointed out. as
With pencil of light, the great advantages that
would accrue 10 the Union BY her immediate an
neyarion. and drew a contrast between II Clav' :
former acts and his recent letter upon that sub
lect. He paid handsome tribute 10 the public
and private character of James K. Polk, and
closed amidst great applause. After he had con-
c!uded, we were invited 10 partake Of some re-
ireshmenis prepared by the citizens Of the neigh
borhood
Abou, half after o'clock, MIR. Smith was
conducted 10 The stand, and introduced 10 the peo-
pie He was preceded by great reputation as
N orator and before he had finished all were
ready TO exclaim, as did the Queen of Sheba,
when she beheld Solomon, that half had not been
loa them He commenced with beautiful al
fusion 10 the day, and then proceeded for about
Two hours, in most eloquen, and beautiful style,
10 discuss nearly all The great principles that Sc
parate the two parties interspersed with occasion
al flashes Of Wit. He dwelt with much empha-
SIS upon the Tariff question; demonstrated, by
many apt illustrations, It's unequal and oppres-
size tendencies, and ridiculed the idea ofhigh du-
les making low prices. That portion of his
>peech upon the Texas question was particularly
grand and interesting; he gave glowing descrip-
non OF The country and her inhabitants, who, he
Saii, were bone Of our bone, flesh of our flesh
ana blood Of our blood and after depicting, in
mastery manner, the grea, acquisition she would
" y. 70 u, and The inminen danger we were in
~ losins her he most eloquently and pathetically
appealed 10 Wings and Democrats 10 unite in
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.xTRAcT from a litter, datcd

aHoLLr SPRINGS, Miss, June IL.
GWe have received the nomination OF Polk and
Dallas. and long and loud shout OF JOY has been
the consequence We, this day. the llth June
Anniversary of the Battle OF Bunker Hill held
the largest meeting have ever seen SINCE nave
been in the State The champions OF me party,
Barton, To,ten. Mathews, and Chalmers, gave
powerful speeches-and | want our nuzzal,s !, 70
North-cross hands over the Capitol, and then
miami the Banner, not Of Cnons, bu; the Star
Snansled Banner of the Countrv-whle the
Union is shouting for Polk and Texas, Dallas
and Oregon, Honesty and Democracy"
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

John Chambers, 10 be Governor If The Terri
tory Of Iowa. from the 18th inst, when his pre-
sent commission will expire.
J. Humphrey, 10 re Marsha! OF The L. States
for the District of Michigan.
Charles Gzrbe, of New York, 10 be Consul OF
the Z. States for the Kingdom Of Hanover and
the Grand Duchy of Hesse Damstadl.
Moreau Forrest, to BE- Marshal Of the United
States for the District of Maryland.
Isaac L. Todd, 10 be Assayer Of the Branch
Mint al Dahlonega. Georgia.
Henderson Willingham, 10 be Marshal Of The
U. States lar the District OF Georgia.
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'-'''I'fL NItAIED.
Having changed the day on which il was pro-
posed TO give a Barbecue at Powhatan Court
hotlse. 10 the Hon john W Jones AMI the Mem,
bers from this Di,tric; in the late Baltimore Con-
venlion, we now announce, that the Barbaeue
will take place at the said Courthouse. on Thurs
DAY next the 18th inst.
BY the Committee Of Arrangements.
july 10Th 1874
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WILLIAM & MARY coLLEGE-FoURTH

The usual exercises of the College took place
this day in the College Chapel. They commen-
ced with PRAYER by the Rev VIM. Hodges. Adj
dresses were then delivered b. the following sra-
duates:
l. Stephen Decatur White of Mecklenburg,
Bachelor OF Law: on the Revolutions of Society.
:. Hunter Woods Of Norfolk, Bachelor Of
Law; on the influence OF party spirit.
3 Thomas II. Campbell Of holloway Bache-
lor OF Law on the progress OF Democracy.
L. Alexander c. Garrett OF w il!iamsburg Mas
ter OF Arts; valedic;ory to the LinryTonian So
ccty.
D. Richard Gatewood of Norfolk, Bachelor OF
Arts; on The power of Faith as cause Of national
greatness.
The President then delivered the Baccalaureate
Address at the conclusion Of which, Diplomas
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Dca,ocra,ic Meeting u ne Ench0nge T1-Jhroc
Night
The Democratic Association of the city Of
Richmond will hold its next meeting at the Con-
cert Room of the Exchange Hoiel on Saturday
evening. the l3,h instant al 5 O'Clock. \ full
attendance is requested as several addresses may
be expected.
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rnR TIE FNnELRrR

The Wings. in search Of an excuse for their
miserable butioon songs have resor7ei 10 forgery
They are circulating songs in imitation OF their
own negro doggrels. ana endeavoring 10 palm
them of as Polk and Dallas productions This
is bu. one of the Little tricks Of Whisgery.
y
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND
| l. SLAVES.-in pursuance Of the las, will
ana testament oi the late DR. Ahner Nash. the
subscriber oilers for sale his Tract Of Land. III
the county OF Amelia. king on Appomatiox Ri
yer. Immediately adjoining the Clement Town
| Mills.
The Trac, contains .i55 acres, of which 2l3
! acres are river low grounds. and about 80 acres
OF creci; land, all well difched and in good farm
ing condition, with an ample supply OF woodland
The quality OF the high land is equal 10 anv in
! the neiahborhood and is we'll adapted 10 the
/ growth OF Corn. Wheat and Tobacco. The i'm
! provemcn;S are OF the best Gtlalilg. consisting OF
! a handsome Brick Dwelling House. with al ne
/ CESAR farming and out-house~->uch As 1obac-
! 60 Houses, Barns Stables, Carriage House. Sc.
| most Of which have been built within inc last
I few Years. The terms Of sale arc-0ne-thn OF
! the purchase money in hand, and the balance in
| Two equal annual instalmcnls. with TIE privilege
Ok sowing crop of Wheat this Fall and entire
possession 10 be given on or before the first day Of
January next II desired. an arrangement can
be made for much longer credit upon the two last
payments. upon the payment Of interest after they
respectively tall due.
If the above tract Of land is not previously dis
posed OF ut private sale (and il il should he, due
notice will De eivcnl it will be sold at public
auction. to the highest bidder on the premises, on
| THURSDAY. the Isl day OF August next, il
fair, i; not. the next fair tay.
And II the same time and place. the subscriber
will sell al public Auction ior cash. several vana-
bic Slaves belonging 10 the same estate.
JOHN w. NASH,
Executor OF Abner Nash. dee.
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81 RICHMOND Ac,DEMY-The Examinations
of this Institution having closed. the ceremony oil
presenting Medals. and other evidences OF aPpro-
baton 10 the most distinguished Students, viii
take place in the Lecture Room Of the Fir>, Bap
tist Church. This Morning. July - at 10 O'Clock
Ofations will be delivered by some Of the STU
dents, and the Medals will be presented, accom-
panied with an Address by General James W
Pegram
The cilizcns are inri:ed 10 attend
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Ienburg. L. b.
. Thomas NJ Wilson. of Norfolk. L. b
10 Edmund r Winoo of Amelia. |, B.
II Hunter woods of Sortoll, /, r
Certificates OF proficiency and good conlnct.
underline College Seal were then conferred on Inc
following Gentlemen:
/. Roter; &. Arni<tead. of Alabama, on HiSto-
~. Metaphysics Mathematics, and the Classical
Course.
, VIM y. Ber5elev. of Lo1doun. the entire
Junior Course.
1 Geo G. Bird $. Carolina. the Junior Mo-
raj Course.
5 Edward F. Blair. of Richmond. Junior Mo
raj and Junior Mathematical! Courses Chemistry.
ard Junior Latin.
& Thomas IL Cam Nlell of Nollowav, Poli.i-
cal Economy
/ E;helbenG Cau:horn, Of Essex Senior Po-
litcal Course.
= Benz L. Christian, of Charles City, Nation
al Law
9 James s. Christian. Of Williamsburg. Ju-
nior Moral ana Junior Mathematical Course
Chemistry. Junior Latin and J3nior Greek
10. James $. r. Clarke. OF Williamsburg. Jul
Nor Moral Course National Law and Metaphv-
sic>.
H. Richard Coke. Jr of WILLIAMSBURG. Ma
tonal Law.
l. Charles Coleman. of Williamsburg. on
irs, half junior Moral Course and Chemistry.
Is Thomas r.. Dew. Jr. OF King and Queen.
Junior Moral Course and Classical Literature.
IT, Fielding l.. Doulhat. OF Charles CITY.
History.
H. Jnriah HarrisS. Jr. of Georgia. Junior
Moral Course Chemistryan National Iaw.
IL Rofer, Fl, Honj. Of Gloucester Junior
Moral Course
II Roher, Hutchinson. of King & Queep.
!uoior Moral conrsn Chemistry National av.
yfaibemaii i and ClasS;ca iierai ,'A' Id
II William p Jones Of Warwick frs, half
nnior Moral cbe-ois,ry and National law w
ia Intr w w, - SfscLIanhnr, %a,;,,oI
~ -" JOIN =" MFG o. 'is'N'e''''iS' 'f''o''ai
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Il !osegn T. mayo, 90, .! noFI OLE. en''fe JUNIOR
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->a a., ID, l-a"' ,-.,,.-,
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junior Moran ours, u, anu CAenil> I,s:,..,
- -: q u l. reac''y' u " WILLIAMSBURG
'u ~ p 49, p,,.,n T. af p;.,. ,,i.a
20 belliaiu res'oh' 'I'' Vi h'c'i''o'''' e"'''c
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,;-r prr;,,nei Cn,rsc '''N'''
m W. so,.,,,',,,,. ~, p-,,rs,,.;.i. I1iS,cr..
Chenistr: ana National Law
~. Ci'aFIeS n. eh'e'd' oi >oiloih' junior
Moral Course, Chemistry, and junior Latin ana
G!eeh.
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WORDS OFFlCF-Drawing Of New Jer-
w >ev Letter. No. 80:
4 SO 30 > - y - ~ IS ) II 81 IS.
Half Ticket, Nos ) -. prize OF 5000 in
The above sent to a Correspondent in The country
The cash is ready when called for at
WORDS OFFICE
Inlv ID IJ-lt
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DOWHATAN LAND FOR SALE--The
/ subscriber being DESTROYS ofremoving to the
STATE of Missouri, will offer for sale 10 the high
est bidder. on SATURDAY, the 3lst day OF Au-
gust next, upon the premises Gil not previously
disposed of hi Tract of Land in Powhatan Co,
called MOUNT LAUREL. containing b. Il
late survey. Sos; acres. This Farm is about
miles above powhatan Court House. and about
fotv miles above Richmond, on the head waters
of Deep Creek, a branch of James River. The
improvements are Of an excellent character, con
si.ting OF large Frame Dwelling House, with
all necessary out-houses. Barns Stables, Tobacco
Houses. &c. and has always been regarded "a
one OF the best old Plantations in the neishbor-
hood-havinga large portion Of creek ana branch
land upon ii; and the recent additions winch haze
been made 10 ii. have given IT an ample supply
of Wood Land. moderate cash payment on
* will be required. and liberal credi; given for
the balance of the purchase money
The subscriber will also sell privately his Mill
Tract containing2 93 acres Of land, with Gr;st
Mill and small Frame Dwelling House upon
!, situated about FIVE miles above Powhatan Court
House. In this Tract an excellent bargain can
be had. as the Mill itself will yield profit of more
Than ten per cent per annum upon the price ask
ID for il. JOHN w NASE.
July II p-iI
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NOTICE-Haying qualified. at a Court OF
~ Hus;ing, tor the city of Richmond. held on
the ohday Of July, 1911, az adnrini,rairy OF Avis
Elizabeth Plant, late of said city, with her will
annexed; ana appointed John D. Muniord, ESQ.
OF the city of Richmond Virginia, my atiognev
in fact with as fun powers as could confer up.
on him. TO manage and settle the estate OF said
Testairix, hereby request all persons indebted
10, or having claims against said estate, 10 make
payment and application to my said attorney
MARIA o. ROPER. Admiar,
Hi~ Ne eriN GaaeIcd IF Aris Z. Piaat, dsc&
July II l9-wtw
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were conferred on Inc following senllcncn:
/. Alex'r c. Garrett of Williamsburg. A. NJ.
l. Edmund Berkeley Of Loudoun, A. Il.
= Richard Gatewood of Norfolk, A. b.
3 Thos Ro Gresham OF King * Queen, a. Il.
!. Miles Scden OF Charles CITY, A. p.
s. Sydney Smith Of York, A. B.
g. Henry NJ Walden OF New Kent A. b.
:. William T. Walker of Brunswick, A b.
L. Thomas Fl. Campbell, Of No'toway, L. b.
, Elheibcr c. Cauthorn, OF Essex, l.. B.
;. GEORGE w. Field. L. B.
4. James NJ Matthews, of Essex, L. B.
5 Lillleton Mock, of Accomack, L. B.
q. Francis c. Rddick, OF Nansemond L. b
:. Francis Rrffn of Surry, L. b.
:. Stephen Decatur White. of Neck
lenbulg, L. B.
.. Thomas NJ. Wilson, OF Norfolk, l.. b
To- Edmund 7. Wnso, OF Amelia, l.. B
II Hunter Woods Of Norfolk, l.. b
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ITO FARAIERS.-l00 bushels Bacl,-eve
J. Peas: 30 bushels Buciiwhea for sale low,
BIZ WM. PALMER.
Julv II la-2t
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The Convention ofColumbia County, \. York.
have presented the imposing name Of Silas
Wright for Governor Of the Empire State.
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nor HIRE.-An active negro woman. about
j - years old, who processes 10 be good seam
stress washer, ironcr and cook, and Tor several
years past laborcr in the Manchester Cotton Fac
tory She was committed 20 the Jail Of Chesterfield
county last November, ior being without her free
papers-and by order of the Court, i 10 be hired
out publicly on the 81 Monday of August next
10 PAY Jail fees il no, sooner hired OF, privately
AppIr to J. HOBBS.
Jailor, Chesterfield c. r.
Julv - 1875
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CooyERY ~ ISpsaSt-A vote was taken on
board The steamboat Mont, clio. wils returning
from Clay Contention. hell or the Tippscanoe
battle ground and resulted "a follows:
For Clay III, for Polk and Dallas $50. CLAWS
chances in Indiana are small potatoes, and few in
. ill-IN
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r. Enthe list OF Delegates from Henrico county,
to the Democratic Convention at Charlottesville.
published in our las; paper, Tie name of CHARLES
l. McCorLL was accidentally omitted
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respectfully solicit, Of all parts of the country,
patronage for my work tins nome tous sub
80 IL is an entirely impartial and careful invesu
CATION OF the principles of Union-for the pre-.
servaon Of the Union-defning and illustrating the
real spirit and bearing of all political elements
ano having no partisan or personal object whatever
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tinguished men in the country including the Pres-
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Houses of Congress
The subject will continue to be one of great and
increasing import is involved continually in the
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ton pray the North to be quiet, ere they 60 too
far and the South still to adorn their rectude with
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II remains only for more particularly TO offer
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Tour copies. ESTWICK EVANS
OF the North.
Washington City, March %, 1874.
April 5th 1874 Since the insertion of the above,
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well remember that, when quite young, heard
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cded and unqualified opinion is, that your work
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TEXAS

M EXlCO, Texas, and Yucatan, in 1912, with an
W. account Of the Sanic Fe Expedition, volume,
wIlh map.
Texas, ns Geography, Natural History, and Topo
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Description Of TEXAS, by Francis Mo, re, It, Hsto.
~, Geology, Geography and Statistics / small vol,
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Visit to Texas, through those parts most interest
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Map of Tepss compiled 10y Gen. ustin.
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Prcscott's NJ, Hico
Robinson's Memoirs Of The Mexican Revolution
History Of Mexico I'm sp'nrsb) by Lounzana.
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NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC.
JUST received at the old established Music and
Stationery Store, Pennsylvania Avenue two doors
east Of l2th street.
w. FISCHER
Here's 70 you Harry Clay.
Ashland Melodies.
10 the Watchful music by Austin Philips.
dreamt that | dwelt in marble halls. By NJ
w. Bale.
TIE heart how'd down; music by Balfe.
Speed thee, Pesrna fair " J. r. Spilman
Cavatina OF Carafa, " Bercmuller
The Elopement A. j Morales
Mus Oh! Heayen-song from Norma, translated
by j. X Frye
. Let noe love him music by Charles Haas ,
CHEEKY DER the mountains.
The merry gondolier music by Alex Lee
Hard times, CFS
Mama IS so very particular &" John Parry
DE New York Calls Ethiopian Serenaders
Jubllsie-a as used in the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Songs for the Sabbath, music by Jos. r. knight.
The Cell Of Freedom " Chas =. Hepberer
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DRESCOTT'S HISTORY OF THE CON.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIVED, at the old established Music
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two doors east cf 10Th street.
WIN. FISCHER.
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Louisville Guards Quickstep-by James Gauter
Harrisburg Parade March, "V. Dister
Prince Albert's Narch, Steph Glover
Rutland Citizens Corps Quickstep, by Isaac J Sci
lemons
Prize Banner Quckstep
Ashland Waltz, by Blaeterman
La Belle Fanny Waltz-Ole Bull
Nights Shades no louger-chorus from Moses in
Egypt-Rossini
Hymn TO the Memory of the Departed-Charles
Jarvis
Luther's Prsyer-N. G Bochsa
Z. 5. Those who purchase Music will bear in mind
'hatH can De procured as low 3 A. and cents per
page. may IS