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any such nefaTious transaction. he has reckoned
without his hosl. / can count al !eas, twenty-one
Senators who will consent 10 no such compro.
mise oil The rights and privileges OF The nation for
me whole OF Oregon up 10 81 49, or up 10 The
NORM Pole. Between war and Tree trade, The
nation might, perhaps, consent TO the latter; but wo
10 Inc man and TO the administration, who dare
push the nation 10 such an alternative evil"
These evidences of Wing sentimen, are sufi-
cient, we think, 10 establish the point that, so
far from that party being the peculiar friends of
peace, they would throw obstacles in The way OF
a settlement Of the Oregon difficulty, provided
II trenched al all upon their monopoly-prolecied
allies of The manufacturing interest. A high
Tand they seem 10 regard as a treasure far more
Valuablelhan peace aud its concomitanl blessings.
Buthow grossly they misrepresent The question,
in contending that a reduction of the Tariff
would be a bribe, a disgraceful concession to the
demands Of England! Have not the people
spoken in favor of an essential pruning down
OF The monopoly, which has enriched few IA
vored individuals, at the sacrifice Of the inter-
teres;s Of the many1 Is moi Congress pledged
10 carry ont line free trade views which were
sanctioned by The last Presidential eleclion2-
Where there no difficulty with England-were
Oregon blotled from the map-a reduction OF
The Tariff would be not the less earnestly de-
manded by The wishes and the interests OF the
people. Il is just in %itself-and, provided it can
be made The medium Of a pacific settlement Of
a ve1ed question, i is SO much the more 10 be
desired. In modifying the Tariff, We do bnt
an act of justice to the grea, agricultural and
commercial interests Of the nation. We make
no concessions 10 England or any other power.
II in doing right VIZ secure the peace Of the
country, is il just that the Republican party
should be denounced for a mean and c~owardly
trucking 10 English arrogance? The Wings,
on The contrary, aim 10 lasten their unjust mo-
nopoly upon the country, at the imminent risk
Of involving US in wal. The people will Judge
which are The most consistent friends of honora-
bic peace.
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tn ~ Editors OF he Enquirer:

King WILLIAM, Jan. %, 1916.
Gentlemen: You will obige some Democrats
BY announcing William Boulware, Esq, OF the
county of King & Queen, and our late Minis
Ter al the Court Of Naples, as a candidate for The
Senate in this District. Mr.. Boulware is a
man Of fine talents and honorable bearing in
eyery sense of The world. He has acted, in times
past, with the Wings, and 50, likewise, have some
of the other candidates now before the people,
and,hat is no unforgiven sin, provided he is now
with us in his principles. 1t will be remem-
bored that some Of the most valuable men
have been recruited from the Democratic branch
Of The Wing pariy-a parry which has always
claimed 10 belong TO the Stale Rights school.
and some of its statesmen have proudly ami
faithfully vindicaled heir lille 10 that high po-
sition-and i surely cannot De wrong 10 receive
into our ranks, good and true men. The practice
has every Thing to justly il as far as we have
tried tit only requires caution and public cx-
animation, and il will continue 10 work well
Mr.. Hunter is a distinguished case in point, and
ne are DESTROYS thai MIR. Boulware should be
aided to the list. You will, therefore, only at
ford him an opportunity OF vindicaiins his prin-
ciples, and enlarge The circle Of choice for The
people. n,,,ooo.n
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CURATOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PERlSHABLE PROPERTY.

WILL be sold, on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF feoIu
W ary, 1886. VI fair, if not, the next fair day, at tLe
late residence Of ST. Clair Kirtley, deceased, ON the
shenandoah river, two miles North OF Conrad's store,
ali n. Personal Property cf said deceased, consisting
cf upward. of sixty head Of Horses. among which rs a
VERY valuable McKenny Roam Stallion; 100 head OF Cat
lie. among which are about twenty YOKE OF n'st rate
work oxen, goa head Of stock Hogs; 100 head OF sheep;
three Road Wagons; Two Sulkies; a quantity OF Piinta,
ton Wagons and Ok Carts; one sett of Blacksmith and
one self of Tanners Tools: the stock Of Leather on
hand, a great portion Of which ia nn,anned; ahou, 8 or
5000 lbs OF Bacon; 900 or 200 bushels Of Corn; 5 or
tJl bushels Of Rye, 100 or $50 bushels uf Oats; q small
Quantity OF Flour; a quantity Of Straw, Fodder and
Shucks; a large quantity Of Farming Utensils, consist
Inc uf Ploichs, Harrows, &c X ichen Fnrniture-to-
grther with a great many ar,ic'e1, too tedious TO be
mentioned
Also, at the Same time and place, will be hired to the
highest bidder, until the 18th December next, ahnn; 100
likely Negroes, consisting of men, women and children.
TERMS made known on the day OF sale.
VI sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock, and continue
from day TO day until The property is all disposed of.
Due attendance will be gwen By
n MILLER, Curator
OF The Estate of 81. Clair kirticy, deceased.
Jan 97-c3t
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TRUSTEE'Ss SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In EGHANY HoIIh,rxy

~
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed 10 the sub
ID scriber by Alexander Paris, on The e5lh day of April,
1874, for the purpose of securing certain debts therein
specified, | shall proceed, on the 9th day of February,
1886, on tho premises, TO sell to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, ute and interest Of the said Paris,
liz being an undivided half II IL bolieved,) in and to
three certain tracts or parcels of lands, lying at The
mouth of Cedar Creek, on Jackson's River, in the coun-
~ aforesaid. on the Turnpike Road from Slaunlou TO the
White Sulphur Springs, and would be a first rate situa-
ton for a Tavern, if improved. The said tracts or par
cells of lands contain, by estimation, l6e acres, $50 acres,
and D acres Of lands; a large quantity of which are
cleared, and in cultivation, being River and Greek Bot
tom; line remainder fine timbered land; and as all three
OF the said tracts atjoin each other, II would make a de-
sirabie Farm. Other lands, adjoining the above, were
conveyed To the subscriber by the same Deed The sale
Of which is e~njoined by the said Paris; and as The bill
has been dissolved, only so far ms The aforesaid tracts
are concerned, the subscriber viii only offer for sale The
lands aforesaid. The interest of The said Paris, and
tide 10 the said lands aforesaid, is believed to be un-
questionable; acting, however, as trustee, | shall only
convey such title as is vested 10 me by The deed afore-
said. WILLIAM SkEEN, trustee.
Covlugton, Virginia, December 9th. 1S4S-c2m
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BALTIMORE MARKET Ian .

= odTT. JT.
FLouR.-Sales have been made The last w
days 10 the extent Of $500 barrels mixed brands
at a -. Some holders are unwilling 10 sell
lower than SIT. The inspections Of HE week
comprise 81 CTS barrels, ana 23s hall barrels.
GRAiN.-A lot Of prime red wheat was ,aks:.
yesterday for shipment a. lC6 cents. Sales IRON,
wagons Al 100 cents. i sale Of 900 bushels
Virginia mixed Corn VS. made a, GO GEMS.
GAS are quoled Al 80 iaceL:s.
PRovlsioAs.-A safe o 50G0 pounds new
Western Bacon, a sorted, at cents. We quote
new Baltimore Shoulders at6a6s, ilam>Si a 81.
Sides I a Il. Lard is very a5uniant-l, 900 keg,
sold within the last two days Il :. GEMS, 3 per
cent. of.
Wn>EEY.-Nlarkct steady, with considerable
sales oi hogsheads al ii GEMS, and barrels - cts.
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Jan. l3-cw2m ". FITZGERALD. d. c.

IN CHANCERY.-viRoisiA At rules held in the
L Clerks Onire OF Essex County Court, on Monday,
the Isl dav Of December, las:
Austin Rrockenbrouch, Executor OF Benjamin Blake,
deceased, the said Austin peterborough and Frances
his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
BENJAMIN Blake and John Richards, Administrations
de bonis non OF William Blake, deceased, Benjamin
Blake, John Richards and Frances his wife, Thomas
Bake. William B. Brooke, Thomas NJ. Brooke, Alfred
CHuthorn and Emily his wife, Alfred Powell and Lucy
+. his wife, Lewis E!et Brooke, Peter Brooke, Come
lius Dahnry Brooke, The three last NAMED infants under
the age Of twenty-one yesrs, Leonard Bristow, Nathan
ieI AIo,hrrshead and Catharine his wife, Conway r.
Nun and Adeline his wife, Ecnry s naw-on and Eliza .
beth Dawson. an infant daughter Of Caihar:ne Dawson,
who was Catbaflnr Blake, and others, Defendants:
This day came the plaintiffs, b: Counsel, and hled
their hill; and all ilc defendants above named, except
Benjamin Blake aud John Richards and Ffantes MS
wife, no, having entered their appearance; ani u APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence, That all OF lie said de-
Pendants, with the exception aforesaid, are not IEhaei-
tatis ur This Sale, Oh thr motion nf the piaEitlfs. u "a
Ordered, That the SAID absent defendants 60 appear al
The rifles 1T the Clerks Cffc- ii sid county, on the hrst
MONDAY IN February next, and answer the plaintif's
bill: and that a cory OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published IN the city OF Richmond
for two mon,hs SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy be
po.ted al the front door OF the Court house Of this coun-
ty. copy
Dec. 5-cw2m JAMES RcE NICOu, OK,
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NOTICE

NO4iSE.
II pursuance Of the provisions Of a deed of Trust,
executed To Us by CHARLES o. Moss, on the 10th No.
venh-r, loJs, and duly admitted to record by Essex
nunniy Court, we shan, on the 10Th day of February.
1910, or on the next fair day thereafter, should The 10Th
oe unht, on Inc premises, offer at public auction. for
.aeh, All te risht, title, interest and estate of the said
Charles b. Mess In a Tract. of Land in the county of
rs'es' called Pigeon Hill, late the property OF William
Fisher. deceased.
Inc interest Of the said C. o. Moss is that which he
secured oy virtue Of his marriage with Ann L., the WI
DO" Of the SAID VIM. Fisher. and Is that which was as-
s,ened 70 her as dover In The said tract Of land. II In.
Saaes me dwelling house, new, and built Of brick,
A,eh-n, stables, gardens and orchards.
he situation is high, and commanding a full view Of
.s village Of Tappahannock-abouu one and a half
m"es cistant-as well as the river, aud n large tract Of
tc:ntry. John a PhpKER
uec. .l2-ctds w. A. WRIGHT, ~
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MADISON LAND FOR SALE


WILL he sold publicly, on the premises, on THURS
W DAY, the 18Th day of February, 1886. if far, 9TH
erwise, the next fair day, Sundays excepted, the land
belonging to the Estate OF the late John Siockdelie, stu.
a;ed in tie county OF Madison, about seven miles
South Of the Courthouse, Twelve from the Gordonsvhle
Depot, and adjoining the lands Of Miles Murkquiss,
Benjamin Scott and others. and containing between
seven and eight hundred acres. There will be a survey
made Of the land PRIOR 10 The day OF sale, TO ascertain
definitely the quantity.
Upon this land there is a Two st,ried framed dwelling
house, with three rooms and passage below, and four
rooms above. with a large and convenient cellar, and
some out buildings.
This land is we'll watered and timbered, and highly
susceptible Of Improvement.
Itis deemed unnecessary 10 60 into detail ms 10 The
quality, surface, &c, of this land, rs IL IL expected those
wishing 10 purchase would prefer seeing for themselves.
Those wishing 10 examine this land will be afforded
an opportunity OF doing so by calling on either of the
subscribers, WHO will take pleasure in showingit.
The Terms viii be accommodating, and made known
on the day Of sale. Jas. w. WALKER,
BENJAMIN SCOTT,
Executors OF John Stockdel:e, deceased.
H. . ,N1y
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the CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,


81 Got by hat c,pital Racer and most valu-
I[ able Stallion, imported F,lde; his cam pi-
~ moth, by Constitution, which was also The
Nldam Of Tho famous running mare, Sally Eu-
bank, and his grand dam by Balls Fiorzei, will stand
the approaching season, commencing the LIST March, At
Captain Smiths Tavern, Charlotte Court House, Viz
cin,s, at thirty dollars, cash, or notes due the hrst July,
l>i6. AMI one dollar 10 ihr groom. In case "a number
Of mares are sent ny a Company, one responsible man
must be hound 10 m for The whole amount. Pasturase
furnished gratis, and mares fed al thirty even-and-a-
hat ccnts PER day; and colored servants boarded free Of
charge.
steel IL Of the largest class OF race horses, being sly
teen hands high, of great substance and power; a hne
bay, WIN black legs and a a race horse equal 10 any
IN America. He won twelve times out OF thirteen
rates. The only tim az his losing was at Baltimore,
being beaten by Vashtl, whun he was IN bad order,
though ne heat Portsmouth THAT beat Bostonl IN tiat
race and rot three hundred of the purse, as the second
best horse IN ih- race. Immediately after that race, ne
challenged V1shti 10 run four-mile heats, for ten thou
sand dollars aside, half forfeit, which was declined.
Fnr further particulars Of his pedigree and perform
m7nees, see large bills, which viii be furnished TO gen
Dec. I9-cwtisljnne JOHN EUBANK
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273,323,OO

The Committee have recommended a reduc-
lion Of near len per cent. on the Ordinary SUBJECTS
of taxation.
The estimated balance in the treasury after The
reduction. al the close oflhe next fiscal year will
be S273,323. The same rate OF taxation en-
braced in the last lax bill would increase the bal
ance 10 near $4,000. The Accomplishing bal.
ances in the treasury are sG2,s73, Sl2s,643 and
Ssl, ST. on the respective years of l6f5.46 and
Isl7, making The total balance OF S213,333 on the
Isl of Oct, IS47.
II is thus manifest that the revenues Of the
Stale are in a foarishing condition notwIihstand-
ing the reduction Of taxes BY The two preceding
T eoislatures
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE,
FLOODED STOCK OF Fl LATE 7. R. 8. BOYCE
DECEASED, OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

~
FLOODED STOCK OF THE LATE T. R. 8. BOYCE,
DECEASED, OF ANNE COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
7 OFFER for sale Alamode and Imported Foreigner.
I Alamodr, n dark chestnut stallion, six years old, Of
large size, was trained, and run three races last Spring
over the courses at Richmond, Petersburg and Fairfield,
wi0ning all with great ease, and Is thought by those who
know him best, TO be second TO no race horse In the
country.
Foreigner, Imported, bright chestnut stallion, nine years
old, was bred by The late Kline Of England, sixteen and
a half hands high, and a horse Of immense strength, and
beautiful symmetry, and is celebrated for producing fine
colts Is the fire OF o. See. Will See, and Do See.
PEDIGREE.
The following Is the Pedigree of Foreigner, bred by
the late King of EogIand, rs certified by Tatteisaii and
English Stud Book: His dam the Chestnut full sister 10
Sailor and seamew, &c, page 794; by Scud, Scud by
Benningbrouah; Scud's dam Eliza, by Hiehdier, &c ,
page 363; the dam Of the Chestnut Goosander by Ham
b!etonian, which is grand dam Of Foreigner, great grand
dam Rally by Trumpeter, page 7Si; eleat great grand dam
Fancy, sister TO Dioined, page 467; Foreigner was got by
the Colonel, he by Whisker, and he by Waxy; the Co
lonel's dam Delphini, grand dam Triple Cider by King
Fergus, page 500; Whiskvr's dam Penelope, &c, page
7+3; Waxy's dam Maria by Herod, &c, page e29 The
above was taken with great care from the English Stud
Book.
The above horses are now in good condition, and will
DO sold low. For terms nPply Ia
NOAH GASSAWAY,
Executor to the Els ate Of K :. Royce. Baltimore, or
CHAS. 4. WORThAh, Esq,
Dee. l2-w6w Richmond,
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WANTINC

RUFUS b. MUNCUs, son of Franc!s and Mary
- Mnneus, OF the county OF Hanover, and State Of
..s'nia, went to Texas In the year lstl: he moved
new Orleans In the Winter Of lsi3, and has no, been
hea'a oil since Any information that can be given Of
49,. T.. "ouH nc thankfully received BY his mother and
sisters. II he should be living, and This should M .,
=, eye; he would do well 10 return TO his native State,
me New Orleans and Texas papers will confer
"l"o' On a widowed mother By copying the above.
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NUTICE.
WHEREAS, SAMUEL LYLE, Of the county OF
w Cumberland, has refused TO comply with the con-
ditions of a certain contract made and entered into with
mo. on the a5th day Of Decemb 164t, In relation TO
going with me to the Republic Of Texas, to aid and as
sisi me In settling up the Estate of Thomas X. Miller,
deceased. In said Republic, I do hereby TO- warn all
persons against trading for any interest he tthe said
Lyle) may profess to have in said Estate, as do not In
tend 10 pay him one dollar, unless required by law.
Ian 3I.eat JOHN P. HAWKINS.
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NQTICE

HAVE purchased of my father, William w. Bea-
L dies, of Louisa county, his stock Of Hides, In tho
process Of being tanned al the time Of said purchase,
and have made arraDgemenisw with MIR. Fendal Chiles,
the owner Of the land on which the Tan Yard formerly
owned by my father is %siinated, 10 carry on the Tanning
Business at the said Tan Yard. | hereby notify all per-
carry on for me the said busincss-aiso, the She's max
ing bnsiness-a, the same place; and | will be thank
full TO the old customers of my father 10 continue their
custom 10 me. ROBERT EAULES
Inn lS-ruAu
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MANCHESTER

IdE Town Of Manchester, directly opposite the city
Of richmond by 4 recent purchase, having obtain
an UNDIVIDED Control Of one halt of James River, Dor.
S.h on we .H~n, and thus secured an extensive and
aanasle WATER POWER, is prepared 10 make leases
!, .ne same, on favorable terms. Applications may BIZ
Trustees of the Town. n.e 90 "a swom
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EXECUTORS SAL OF REAL TAI
yx7ILi. be sold 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
w on TUESDAY, the 10Th February next, II fair. II
not, the next fair day, the valuable Farm OF the late
Benjamin b. r Garker, deceased, situated In the coun-
" of iienrico, on Chickahominy swamp, and ahoutien
miles beInw Richmnpd. There is n comfortable Dwell
ling, and all necessary Our houses on the Farm. deem
II unnecessary here TO give any description OF said
Farm. %presuming that persons wishing 10 purchase II,
will previously view It. A good right and title will he
given, BY The purchasers paying five hundred dollars in
cash, and securing the balance by a bond and a deed of
trust on the land. John CARTER. Executor.
P. S. The above sale will take place at ~ O'Clock.
Jan. 9-cwtdss
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FEMALE SEMINARY

THE School at my house, in The county Of Gloucester,
i under the direction Of Miss Sarah III. Hubbard. IL
now in operation, and Will continue until th- lst of Au-
gust next, with the exception OF one week NJ Christmas.
aiiss a. was taught at Mrs. Willard's School, Troy
New York, and teaches all the various branches OF
English, Frenth, Latin, aud Music on the Piano and
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught for me the past year with much
success, having given great satisfaction 10 a large pat
ronage-and produces the most satisfactory testimonials
Of her qualifications for all that she processes 10 leach
She has been engaged for the last four years in teaching;
| can, therefore say, she Is an experienced teacher.
We can accommodate five or six mere young ladies
than We now have with Board, al he following prices:
q. month. $40 90
French or Latin, per month. | 90
Music, including the use Of the Instrument, per
month, . %
Any person wishing information on this subject can
no douht he furnished by enqniring Of the travelling
Preachers of the Methodist E. Church, as am knownts
d large portion of them personally or BY character. We
can say To The pnhlic, that our situation, for hea ID, 10
not TO be surpassed by any place In this State. As an
evidence Of tho fact. The past year We had twenty-five
whites in family, and not one day from School was lot
by teacher or pupil
Letters, Addressed to the subscriber, directed to Glou-
ces'er Court house, post paid, will he attended 10 pune
mally. JAMES BAfTOP.
Dec. 25-ctf
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a WANTED.

A YOUNG A Ia virginian) who has prepared him
"A self ~pu,posely for a Teacher, and having had seve-
teacher for The ensuing year. He will give instruction
In all the branches of an English Education, mathema-
tics, and the Latin and Creek Languages. Testtmoni
ais Of scholarship and character will be given from the
most undoubted sources.
Address-R. D. c., Physic Springs, buckingham CO.,
Va. Dec, lo-cwu
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FARMERS HoTEL-FARMvILtE, Va.

The subscriber late o! N%oi,owayl having
a reuIra his establishment, ard II having recen'-
E,,3m " uad-r gone a thorough repair, htgs leave 10
lAA-maSe know 10 his friends, and the public gr-
n-rallv, tht he is now prepared 10 accommodate all
,ho.r who n ~ fiyor him with a call. From his expe-
ricuce in !be bus aud a determination on his :srt
10 make Hts house acceptable T.. the public, he Matters
himself thai h. viii receive his due proportion OF pat
ronalr Hs charges shall be to the
Bo,rd. n.r year. Ia be maid quarterly, sl2O 90
Bard, per day, .
Beard, fr man and horse, per day, ~
b,.a.f.,,' IS
slng'- meals, a7t
Inn. Sim THOS w. EPES.
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pOPT-AR MOUNT SCHOOL,

POPLAR MOUNT SCf1UOL.
THE Female School at my residence, nj Poplar
L Mount, in Greensville county, will commence the
lst of February, 1886, and end the LIST OF Decsmbfr. !
wi take as boatders in my family not exceeding eight
scholars. WI be taught in my School the English,
French and Latin Languages, and, also, Algebra and
Geometry.
T~ERMs-slGOfor Board and Tuition for the term Of
ten months, including every charge except Music,
which will be an extra charge Of $40.
jan. 27-c5t JNO. r. HaRDAWAY, M. d.