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MAGNIFICENT WORK OF ART.

We have before us a very large and oeau.i'u'
portrait Of Queen Victoria, in her royal fooeS'
painted BY Chalon and engraved by sadd' For
graceful drawing, beauty Of arrangement so'''
ness of expression, and richness OF decoration
this splendid work Of art will compare with the
best English ensravings. 1t is published oy Inc
Ee= York Albion, as new years ptese"' ~
each of lis subscribers, who may make cnoiee
between "he Queen" and noble portrait oi our
own Franklin, which we have mol SEEN heSe
engravings are not for sale, but will be PIesen,e'
10 those who may subscribe Tor The Aio'ou' we
can cordially recommend tina, paper as one OIL the
most valuable in the country tor its inera ~ anu
miscellaneous intelligence, and for the lns'shl i
turnishe, into The political world OF Europe. MI
S. T. Stanton, the agent OF the Albion, will re-
main in Richmond few days, and may be ionna
a, the boarding house of Mrs. w. D. Green's on
NJ in street
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orT,TIoNS. &c.

d. Mr. rdo;naton. The memorial OF the city
If Wheeling praying that no law be passe1a az,
thorizine The extension OF The Baltimore anu Un'J
Railroad 10 The Ohio river al any point oou'n "
Thai civ BY the said Company-or Ior Inc ineoi-
noralion Of any other company for mat OF any 81,
milar purpose. BY Mr. Kelly: Inc pe'.io;na ~ ~
David Raws, praying that fifteen oolaas' pau . ~
RI. L. Eppes, sheriff OF Nansemono county, nag
be refunded him. BY Mr.. BenneH; "A p e.,,;;on
OF citizens OF Lewis county, praying ah amu ~
in The boundary lines between Inc coun''es y.
ewis and Gilmer. Also three polls taken al
Weston Jerkland and al B. Riddles, in The couu-
10 of Lewis. in relation TO the formation OF a new
county cut of paris Of Lewis and kanawEa. by
MIR. Dorman: The petition Of AlohsE', oneirou
& Co., manufacturers oi iron III 'ile cou"l, ',
Ie,onrt asking authority 10 construct ha'iloeu
from their works to Buchanan or some o1ner
poipr on James River. BY Mr. Scott; Inc
pelirion OF sundry citizens oil Fauquier ano
Loudoun counties for The formation VI
new county out OF parts oil said co"l,
tits By Mr.. Bennett A petition OF cllizens oa
Gimer county, for change 10 lhe 0ouhudil I,ne
of said county. By Mr. Stovall: Inc ceI.ln nte
OF John Wilson, and Inc pell'on VI a'n .pd,n
Kent By MIR. Slurm: The petition OF sundfy
citizens OF Barbour county, praying The lncofPo-
ration Of company 10 construct railroad from
snmr nonl on The Potomac river 10 some point
an The Ohio river, not further South lhah 'he
mouth OF The litlc Kanawhai also, Inc iemon-
STRANGE OF sundry citizens OF Barbour county,
AGAINST The formation Of new counlIes, NC sizes
10 be al Evansville and Buchannon Town: by
MIR Bennett: memorial OF citizens oil Lewis
county, praying the passage OF an act iol The
Incarceration OF company TO construct iaii-
road from some point on The Potomac TO some
point on The Ohio no, further SCUM man me
mou-h Of the Little Kanawha river. BY Mr..
Stephenson: A memorial oil citizens OF R''chie
county, praying an appropriation to complete me
bridges on The Staunton and ParkeTsburS Road.
On motion OF MIR. Irving,
The House adjourned.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY, DECEMBER q, 1916.
H0IrSE GE nET .EEhTES

A communication was received from The Sc
nate by their Clerk informing the House that
they had passed SHE act authorizing The indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows, OF Norfolk CITY,
TO hold limited amount Of property" with
amendments 10 which they ask the concurrence
Of The House. The said amendments being
twice read, were agreed 10.
On motion OF MIR. Scott, the Committee Tor
Courts OF Justice was discharged from the con-
sidcrslion of the petition Of A. Waddel and
others, and The petition was ordered TO be referred
10 the Committee on Lunatic Asylums.
MI. Scott, from Committee Tor Courts oil JUS
tice, presented the following bill;
A bill 10 facilitate the transfer Of stock in joint
stock companies oil This Slate.
Mr.. Bare, from The Committee on Propositions
ana Grievances presented The following bill:
A bill authorizing separa e election at Scots
vile, in Albemarle county.
Mr.. Floyd, from the Committee on Roads, &c j,
reported The following bills
A bill making further appropriation 10 The
South Western Turnpike Road;
Alse bill directing survey Of a McAda-
mixed Road from HoWardsville, in The county Of
Nelson 10 Slaun!on, in the county II Augusta
And bill subscribing, ON the part OF This Sla'e,
Tor lwo-fllhs of The capital stock OF The Giles,
Faye,ie and kanawha Turnpike Company.
MIR. Holiday, from the committee on Claims,
reported adversely 10 The petition OF David All
bright, Of Preston; also, bill concerning Sc.
phen Coleman, Sheriff Of Pusy!vania county.
The bill incorporating The Directors OF the
Scientific and Eclectic Medical Institute being
on its passage, was laid on The table, on motion
OF Mr.. Mayo.
BILLS PASSED
The bill authorizing Two separate elections in
the courty OF Welzel
The bill changing the place OF holding separate
elections in Boe ouu and Southampton.
The bill 10 incorporate The Manakin Iron Ma
nuiac!ory in Goochland.
The bill 10 incorporate The Wheeling Cotton
Mills Company.
bill authorizing separate election al KNOTS
vile, in Taylor county.
bill authorizing the Common Council Of
Norfolk borough 10 fill up Back Creek.
The bill reiunding sum Of monty 10 Wylie
P Woods, Deputy Of Jesse Hudson, Sheriff OF
Kanawha county, after a considerable discus
sion was passed.
The bill changing the company Of Rife Greys,
in King William, TO company OF Light Inian-
try, and authorizing change Of arms was passed.
The bill concerning emancipated slaves, after
long discussion, in which Messs. Leake, Sio-
vail, Irving and Daniel participated, was passed,
50 ayes as noes.
The bill divorcing Helen A. w. Hamilton
from her husband Robert Hamilton, was, on mo.
ton OF Mr.. Harvie, laid on The table
A number Of bills were then read second
time and ordered 10 be ensrossed; amongst them
one for The payment of poll keepers, which gave
rise TO quite spicy debate-and after several
mo'ons had been refused TO lay The bill on The
table and 10 postpone j, indefinitely, it was or
defed 10 ce engrossed.
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We understand that the Congressional Conven-
ton that asse mh!ed al Chenille last week. noIni-
mated c. H. Lee, Esq, Of This place, as the candi-
date Of The Democratic Parry al The next election
We have no, seen The proceedings, but suppose
the Secretary will furnish us with copy for pub
lcaiion We earn, also, that no county South o
Jackson was represented ii the Convention
that the friends Of Colonel Thompson assert that
they were not fully advised that Convention
would meet al iha, time and place. We learn
further, that ii all the counties in the district had
he,n represented, the vote Mr.. Lee received
would have given him the nomination. We
cannot Tell how this nomination will be re-
ceiyed in the Southern portion Of The district and
The portion in which Colonel Thompson resides
Nor shall VIC undertake 10 predict what vii! be
their action; bnl should any dissatisfaction be
EXPRESSED we earnestly hope that no step may be
taken that will prevent MS ultimately from har-
monising. The suggestion thrown out in an
other quarter, Of running two candidates OF each
party, is one upon which The Democratic party
will mi act, for The best reason in the wcrld-tha
il would result in The election Of Wing. II
those who take prominent part in The procee'-
ines o; The Democratic party, and all OF lis mem
bers, will but consider that this time the success
of The cause is infinitely higher than the election
of any man 10 office, there will be bu, little diff
Guilty in securing lrinmPh MIR. go is gen.
tleman qualified for The office 10 which he has
been nominated, and we will be gratfied TO see
general concurrence IN his nomination. Still,
we do regret that our friends in The Southern po!-
lion OF the district had not been present 10 and in
making nomination. We are under obligations
10 them Tor the powerful aid they rendered US al
the last election; for when there was faller,ns
here, there was increased energy and action
there-lhey nearly conquered a powerful enemy
we suffered a comparatively weak one TO nearly
conquer us. II The Democratic party can 20
into the coming contest united, our man will I've
elected BY handsome majority. Without such
condition Of the party, il and its candidate will
re beaten.
Thus speaks the last Clarksburg Scion Of
Democracy, in regard 10 The Kanawha Congress
sional District. We hope, with that paper, thai
the Democrats will unite as one man and save
the district We learn that the Wing Conven-
ton al Point Pleasant have unanimously nomi
mated James M. Stephenson, Esq, OF Wood, as
their candidate lor. Congress. Will The Demo
Gratis, by heir divisions, play into the hands
the Wings, and sacrifice The Kanawha District
We cannot believe il.
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Ear l5c E1Duir,

FO bIt fIHYua1s
A meeting OF the Graduates OF The Richmond
Medical College was held in the Chemical Hall,
for the purpose of organizing Society OF Alum
nj.
Tie Society was organized, having the FOL
loving objects in view:
Isl. The advancement of The true Interests OF
the medical profession in our Stale, and The cause
OF medical science wherever its influence may be
felt.
3D. To promote good feeling and fellowship
among all lis members by assembling ourselves
together at stated periods.
3D. BY all lair and honorable means 10 promote
and cherish The interests of our alma Mater.
In a few weeks. The constitution, bylaws and
proceedings will b. published and sent 10 The Ora
fuale>; and il is exrecied all will enrol their
names a. m mbers-and AL others, who take An
interest in ihe "tecs al has Sociriy, are request
ed To assist in The lurlherance Of lis design.
An adjourned me,ling Will be held al The next
annual commencement oi the Richmond Aledi.
cal College.
r. Papers throughout The Stale arc requested
/" copy. j. q. MEHEDFEti, Ch'n.
w. l.. WILSON, Sec. 1ro tcni
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Mr.. Dorman moved that the bill ne reconmi,-
ted, so that an additional section might DC acueo.
Although he'd not rise for The purpose Of discus
mark, that ne regarded the dueling Law as The
most salutary, in our statute book. He hoped
the bill would be recommed.
MIR. Scott said that, without intending in the
least 10 commit himself, to give any particular
vote hereafter, he should vote for the motion OF
the gentleman from Rockbridge.
1.-THE bill was then recommilled as we stated IN
our legislative reportl
TDebaie coneludsd t0-morrop
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DECIDED PROOF OF PATRIOTISM

A Letter in The Union describes supper at
Piusburg given 10 The Jackson Blues twho have
volunteered for Mexico) by their lst Lieutenant,
Denny son Of Harmar Denny, 10 whom Wilson
McCandIish, Esq, eloquen,ly alluded as giving
up his frsl-born as sacrifice to his country:
"The Young lieutenant wore on this occasion
sword which was worn by his grandfather MAJ.
Ebenczer Denny, distinguished officer OF The
revolution. This festive offering 10 The company
was very graceful pendant oil the nuPlials Of
The Young lieutenant, who was, The evening be,
tore, married 10 the amiable snd accomplished
daughter OF The late Judge Dallas. and The nice
OF The Vice President. Here is game blood a
young gentleman OF great expectations, surround
ed by every comfort and luxury, cuts of his no.
neymoon in The middle, and leaves his beaullln
bride for the hardships and peils OF the camp
The exhausiins march, The wei bivouac, The mud
dy couch, the certain malady, and the even
chance Of never returning 10 his lady-love."
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80 !, aMeroy is the brightest

literally renders ~ iHs'N'
;awc, hal adorns the hcros sword"
~" ...r,s scabbard is nosr beautiful, having on It's
;,al vii finished clchin:s Of the TWO ha'ues,
aS Ac and Resaca De !" Palma 1qs h n die
a. -, ~ onal fnrmcd oil alternate facets Of ichy
' ! "S." sod ani mother Of pearl siaddtd WIN ~,
. .i q GOD Tie pommel represents Inc :. o'a
cockea ha OF the Revolution, snIm.nns' s ~
plnme in tie ctown a fine CaiIns'ruE. s.o"e,
sncb as were worn in The hills OF he d'ggeIs u u
Hiahland chiefs, is inserted; the guard represents
SHE'D covered an American eagle ;h ana shield ie
The following inscription is engraved;
PRESENTED,
b. he State Of Louisiana,
ToGEN. u. ia OK,
In testimony OF the high opinion held "
The People OF This State; .;.,
ofhe skill conduct and judgment shown oy nun
during his military lie, but particularly d during
The Battles Of Palo Alto on the o'n,
and Of Ravina del Palma on Inc
9th Of May, 1886.
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DEATHS.

Died, on yesterday morning, AT O'Clock Mr.. I.rr
wife of Mr.. Christopher Ashe, in the 23i yea, ., -
age. The friends and acquaintance Of her h,si..
and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mayo, are rrolr,sa
attend her funeral this morning. Dec ~ al l., oso..
from her late residence, Of Cary AID 18Th s,,
without further notice
Died, on the sh Of December, at the
father, Wm A. winston, Esq. In the county q, al
pepper, Va Mrs. MARTHA VIRGINIA, NJ, ~ Lp,
w. Payne, Esq, OF Columbus, Miss. Mrs payee ha,
been Tor number of years consistent and e1eg,oa
member Of the Presbyterian Church She , In -
infant and an afrcionatr husband TO e.hes y s !, =,
merods circle Of friends in her native / ;n,v -,
adopted home 10 d@plore her loss. Bot ties VEN
a. those who have h"pr-i'r. having lived ne In
oil christian, her end was tranquil aud happy
The Columbus (Mlssl Wing and Democrat .,ou.,t,,
To copy. a
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IN Observation-Disclosures I'm Pow hatan CHcui,
/ Court, November 9Th, 1896:
Benjamin Watkins, Plaintiff:

IN CHANCERY.-ViRoiSi.:- I'm Pow haian CHcgit
l Court, November 9Th, 1896:
Benjamin Watkins, Plaintiff:
against
Milton P. Atkinson, VIM. ~ Watkins, VIM. W. -
kinson, Richard w. Atkinson, John J. Watkins, jea6
Watkins. ana Henry w. Waikrs, ind jos. Wrn ATE
administrator of Thomas Neiriman, fecra-rf anu mo.
". Holman, and Edwin Holman, admlnini,ira;ets De
hohs non 81 The said MerrInan, and rtief O. Ls !
executor ol Thomas y. Sujiet, who WIS hsn an aIHi
nlslrator de bons non Of the said Ihomfs NrHimah,
A.. e.s.d DrrndsEir
rhi. cause came on 10 he heard on ihr bil the IN
aver Of WIN. w. Atkinson and ". r. AiSlnson, ard
the replication thereto the bill which sppars I" have
duly taken for confessed against ihr other deirnc
ants upon process duly served rs to all o them clrpt
Richard W. Atkinson, us 10 whom the order ~ pubes-
ZION appears have been duly executed, and The tahi-
bits and examination II witness, and was argued ~
Counsel: on consideration whereof The Court, not nov
deciding upon the questions rnssd BY h- said answers
and the cross bill OF Milton r. Sknson, nor The rrctp
tions 10 The said examination, doth adjnder, order sne
decree that IL be referred 10 Commissioned 81 ms
Court In account n the Liabilities o Tie PLAIN
t specified in the bill Tor and by reason OF The fa"sse-
lions ofthe said Vim. VI. Watkins in the hii paricu-
larry specified; and also an account OF all other iihhi
ties of The palnliH, Tor and by reason "i any 0hfi
Transactions omissions or defaults OF the -ad Nm W.
Watkins and Milton p. Atkinson. either Ut them, -
the deputies of the plaintiff sheriff as IN The MI IS
me nloned and that in taking such accounts lie o. give
eight weeks notice 10 all persons Interested thrfrn %
having Claims against the plaintiff, rs such ebenH V"
and by Of the transactions, omissions or 6eiaus
OF his said drputies either nf them, produce me
snme before him, with the proofs thereof under pain o
being barred thereo-such notice Ia be gwen by publ
cation In some ews paper of the city of Richmond
and that he report such accounts here with any mat.
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself, ORE
CURED by any parry.
Copy Teste, WN. 8. DANCE, 7.
The parties interested IN the foregoing order Of tD'
are hereby notified. that have appointed The 2sfts
Of February, isi7 for commencing the accounts d,s
By the said order, which day, by 10 O'Clock, y -
they required To attend n The Clerks Office Of row.
hatan county, with their accounts and vouchers, feoDf
for examination and settlement. And all persoh'
havin. claims against Benjamin Watkins, as 70
transactions. omissions or defaults OF his desu-
ties, William 81 Watkins and Milton P. AKIN
SON. and oil persons interested IN any such Gains are
hereby required TO produce the same before me- WIN
proof thereof on The day and nj the place and un.o
aforesaid, under pain Of being barred thereof.
Dsr co-rwrw. X. r. GRAVES, Com'r.
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Married, in Washington e,v a, w.dns,d,v :,
o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Robb, LEVI D. sLAMH' ESQ,
OF New York, to Miss JANE MoRsELI, of Washing,
ton CITY,
Married, on Tuesday morning, Dec 18TH by the Rev.
Robert ;; barnes, Mr HaREisoN r PORE. TO Miss
county, Va.
nr Christian Advocate requested to copy
Married, al Nottoway Z. H., Va, on Inc 10th Deem.
Der, by the Rev. Theodorick Pryor, Mr. DAVID i
JUSTICE. TO Mrs. LOUISA r. VAUGHAN.
Married, in the Monument Church. on Thufse,v
morning, Dec. IL, by the Rev. Geo. Woodbridge Nj,
WIN. :. THAW, to Miss HELEN g., daughter O, u
chariah Brooks, deceased-all Of this ciiy.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR FiRaSIA.-We understand
that the CAL on Baltimore for volunteers 10 aio
in filling up one Of the companies attached 10 The
Virginia regiment, 10 60 10 Mexico, has been
CALAMITY mel At The opening Of The roll, on
Wednesday night fourteen men came iorWai0-
bu, twenty were wanted. Baltimore and MARY
land have done their duty; but we did not think
tina, "chivairic" Virginia would call upon Us Tor
aid. MARYLAND, however, is ready 10 risk some
and when her country calls, will not be far behind
the foremost, Ii Virginia cannot raise her Tesi
ment. give MARYLAND a cal-we mistake her spif-
il il the men are no, here. Baltimore has alrea-
dy sent about FIVE hundred men bur we are Of
the opinion that "few more are LETT OF the same
sort Baltimore Sun
No one has higher appreciation Than ou'-
selves OF the public spirit OF Baltimore or nc
heroic conduct Of her sons, on eveir emergency.
But il is due to Virginia, that we should make
brei statement, in explanation Of The above. IL
istrue, that eight recruits have been received from
Baltimore, 10 fill the ranks Of the Alexandria VOL
un.eers-but we arc informed that The enlistment
was made through a generous citizen Of baii-
more, entirely without the knowledge OF The ofti-
GERS Of the Alexandria company. While we
gratefully acknowledge the lbeiailv and enter
prize Of our neighbors Of Baltimore and MaIy'
land and hail with pleasure the noble emulation
of the citizens OF each Stale in their country
cause, we feel that it is bu, an act OF justice 10
Virginia TO express our sincere conviction tba'
she is ready and willing 10 do her own ishuhs
and that her own sons will be promptly IN the
Gaid 1, neet all the calls which may be made
upon their patriotism and duty.
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POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL

THE Female School at my residence, al fopiai
i Mount, in Greensyille county, VIII commence 'nr
fr.t Of February, ls47 and nd the nfss OF Decemoe
will take as bonrders In my family not exceeding esh
scholars. VIII be taught in my School me bne.,m
French and Latin Languages, and also Aiee'fa anu
Geometry. non, NJ
TERMS :-sl00 for Board and Tuition. FOR ths Urn -
ten months including every charge except MH'o, "'A
VIII be an extra charge OF sa. .u,y n n
Nov 24-c2awIlstFeb.
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ANSWER 10 "CAUTION."

THE above insinuations Of fraud entirely false.
i without any foundation in truth. As evidence Of
theirfasty II and will be shown, that Sir Thornton
has since the date OF his notice, admitted two OF the
bonds 10 he correct and yet In his Caution he says
they werr obtained sin the most fraudulent manner"
In respect 10 the charge, deem il only necessary 10
say, no fraud was used on my part-none was even
thought of-and having Instituted suits upon the bonds,
every opportunity will be given him, consistent with
law 10 defend them. The evidences Of debt hold
against Mr.. Thornton are for value received and DE-
MS using fraud In any shape crform. Such thing vas
never thought of ny the undersigned, and il cannot be
proved by Thornton or any one else.
Dec. ll-eN' I, PAYNE.
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We have received and read with great Interest
the speech OF Mr.. Seldom on the Mexican ques
ton. as corrected and written ont by himself IL
confirms The favorable opinion we have already
expressed, after reading The sketch in The Union.
The argument is unanswerable, and ii is so lucia
and so admirably presented, as TO carry conviclion
10 the mind Of every impartial reader. In few
words, MIR. S. brushes away the mist which Inc
Wing press have attempted TO throw around ms
question, and puts down all their wordy camor
against the Administration for having discharged
its duty upon the high principles OF civilization
and humanity. There is a force and dignity IN
Mr. SIS views, which must command the respec'
OF his political opponents The length OF The de-
bate on the dueling act, with pressure oil adver-
tsemenis, forces us not only 10 curiail our own
remarks, but 10 postpone, for lew days, Mr..
Seddon's excellent speech.