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COMMUNICATED.


II r., Eco Senator from the Chesterfield Dis
trict, Who shall be selected TO fill The vacancy,
is matter for serious reflection. know OF no
one who will discharge the dulles OF the office
more faithfully and scceptaby than HIooSsoS
HANCOCK, Esq, Of Chesterfield and l take great
pleasure in bringing his claims before the Dis
,,rict. He served most successfully 10 The House
OF Delegates, and would admirably fill seat in
The Slate Senate. This nomination is made with
out The knowledge Of MIR. HIS wishes on The SUBJ
ject ,.;.,d. mill w.r,,Iv
s,nror, tho nominee Of Convention, should this
nspal mode OF testing the sense Of The Distric, be
re saa to, as ii probably will. Should Con-
yen,ion be held, The people OF the various coun-
lies should hold meetings at once, TO select dele
oates. The election will lake place on The In
December next. n fOAGo'
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importantly killed Gen. Harrison in month
Will old Fac have the nerve TO resist their cease
less demands for party reward?
We have heard good joke on this point. II
is strong instance of man specializing on bis
own misfortunes. He was small Office holder
at Washington, and was led by excitement to
bet and lose money on Cass and Butler. When
it was known that they were defeated, this un-
happy individual, anxious to retrieve portion
of his losses, rendered bet OF 500, that he
would be turned out soon after the 4th March
next, Will any Of the ti-proscription" par
" take I'D his banter,
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S
SELECTSCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

NILE L SSHoOA z VA So.No bhDAA~t
AT STANTON, VIRGINIA.
1 FEW vacancies having occurred IN this School,
4 Mrs. Shrffey takes this method Of calling the at
,ss0n of the public to its character and design The
p,a on which has been conducted for the last three
yss has proved emineniy satisfactory and successful
Tar number Of pupils being limited TO twelve, Mrs
shtcy with the assistance of her daughters is enabled
devote thorough attention to their moral and lntelec
,ui training While Mrs. Shelley is ready TO acknow-
edge that considerations OF pecuniary nature first
her TO enter upon this vocaon she hopes that IN the
prosecution Of her work the true interests OF her pu-
pills will ever be the main spring of her exertons
The next session will commence on wednesday, No
vsnber 9Th.
TERMS BOARD and tuition In English branches,
" session Of five months, SIS; French SlU Music On
the Piano Guitar with singing, $40; small charge
ior Us. Of instruments. Payments TO be made one-ha
10 advance.
Circulars containing particulars. may be obtained
BY application to Mrs Shefey, staunton; and lntorma-
,oD NAV he receiye ed from IN. f,lcarg 5Snnon'yn.
Reverend Tyler, Principal OF the Deal ana Duno
institution, Hon C Baldwin, Hon thompson
aon A II II Stuart, Stribling, Esq, Benjamin CfaW-
md ESQ. James A Cochran, Esq, siaunton
Hon r X Meade, Petersburg
HON. T Lomax, Fredericksburg.
Gen II Lewis, Rockingham
John Calaher, ESQ, Winchester.
Col Andrew Hunter, Charlestown, JEFFERSON county
Hon Daniel Smith, Rockingham.
o Baldwin, Esq, Richmond
Oct 94-cSt
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND 4 DANvILLE)
RAILROAD COMPANY, ,

.,or,o RICHMOND, November Cd, 1913.
NIUE hereby given, that, according to the pro.
III. ons Of the bye-laws, the first annual meeting OF
M. stockholders Of this Company will be held at the
az :. IN The city OF Richmond, on Wednesday, the
An way ., December, ensuing. at II O'Clock, A. NJ
m. poies to represent stockholders must be under
-, ,ss The stockholders; those Of corporations un-
SEAL and those Of individuals under
M gm ,s.s seal, a,tested by a witness.
,,i,o Officer. or Agent Of the Company, re-
4 sa,p pay ioi his services can act as proxy.
IN, u,n herewith appended, and 1t is important
nc. =, should be deposited with the clerk, In Inc
nslieable peseu''s s las rshNE
Clerk Richmond and Danville Railroad Co.
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MARINE DISASTERS ON THE FLORIDA
COAST.
Telegraphel for the Baltimore American.
nu.nrrrrnn s C. Nov Ia lS4S


CHARLESTON S. c., Nov. Ia, lS4S.
The new ami beautiful steamer Isabel, Cap.
Rollins, arrived here yesterday evening from Ia
yana, via kcy West and Savannah she re-
poris the ship Canton, of Bath, Maine, ashore on
wafer in her hold. The C's cargo consisted OF
5000 barrels -four and $50 bales cotton. The
United States schooner Active assisted in landing
the cargo, which was in greatly damaged con-
dillon. The cargo was landed on Garden Key.
The schooner James A. Stewart, Robinson, oil
Baltimore, arrived al Key West on the I'm m
slant. She was ashore on the American shoals.
having sprung her main mast and main boom.
The wreckers, after taking cu portion oil the
cargo, pronounced il 10 be much damaged.
The brig Will, OF Philadelphia, bound Tor
Mobile, was a, Key West on the 7th inst. she
had lost her masts, and one oil The crew was
washed overheard and drowned.
The ship Susan Drew, CT Salem, when mas
been already reported al Nassau, having been
ashore on Sirrup Caves, was IN charge OF Inc
agent oil The underwriters on Inc SUN Ocs. ons
was abandoned by Capl. Benson, who returned
homo BY way Of Hampton Roads. The under
writer's agent and crew have arrived al New VI
leans.
The Barque Winthrop, OF Augusta, Name
from Mobile for Providence, reported missing,
arrived al Nassau, N. P, on The 2olh Of Oct, N
dis ress Reports en- the night oil The 18th OIL oc!o-
Der was 'hfown on her beam ends, Cart. Dayid,
son killed at The wheel, an! her first otficer, ohed
Burgess, washed overheard ami lost. The Ba que
rishIed, alter cutting away the foremost and
rhYowino over par, Of The deck load OF cGl.on
and arrived at Nassau 10 char &c. Of her second
officer. The body of Capt Davidson was reta III,
ed on board one or Two days after the accident
and was then buried.
The brig Cattahoochee OF Philadelphia. which
sailed hence on The 18th ofSepiem5er, Tor George
town, S. c, and since reported missing, arrivet
a, Nassau, N. P, in distress on The 10 b October
having received much damage in hui and car
90 on The night OF the 10 h oc'. Capt, Carols
LOST nearly ali his water, split all his sail and re
ceiyed other damage. She was discharged, sor
viewed and ordered /, be repaired. The repair
| will cost about S5oO.
The following vessels had Pn; into Havana !! !:
repair damages received in The late gale: Bn'
Shawmut, Of Philadelphia, from Cisnfuegos, ofl'
Lucy Ann. from Lasuayra for New York, and IN
brig Delaware from Buenos Ayres.
HAvANA MIakEr-At Havana on the an
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i00l Wing gain III lis countless
Our figures correspond with those OF he Times,
save that The latter paper gives the following in
crease on The gains in the following counties:
"a, faahtffiacR 10, Marshall Is, Carroll Gin all
269. The returns are 10 very imperfect state,
though We are inclined TO think that in The coun-
ties named our table is more nearly correct.
The Times table has also The following addi-
lonal Wing gains, which we have mol set down
because we have not sufficient data Tor The pur-
pose-Cabell and Wayne 240, Floyd It's, Scott
l36-in all 55l. II these be correct, the mel
Wing gain in 100 counties, according 10 our Ia
BILE, is 1868 and Is counties 10 hear from.
The following twenty counties are to be heard
from 10 make up our table, with their majori'ies
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II Tt =
Oct 27-Cwtds
papMyuIE pR0pERTY FOR SALE

:, :. -, -.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions 81 aefu " u,'', ~
cn,.d Ia the subscriber by Fiios. a Morton, on Inc
o3a day OF June 1872 and recorded Ia the ceIss OIL
fee Of the County Cont Of Prince Edward Tor certain
rnrnos.. tis Il lass- bd"tT, ~ cash, Nv"
LIS numbered & and IA Tie plan 81 saii town, hav-
ing Iun feet font Main street, running back .'o ies
ana a fraction and iij tcct 81 back street ana ~
feet on street On the premises are an eAce'eh'
dwena house al p,esrn, occupied BY Dr. James Lyle,
and convenient out houses. On the corner OF the lot
on Main street single house, imo stories hish mo
lower story occupied by VIM. Willis as Confectionery
and the upper by Dr. Lyle a Doctor Shnp. On the
cross street good factory buildings and Stables and on
the LOT is an excellent Vegetable Garden THIS proper
" is very drsrahlr-suattd IN the most business part
OF the town and has space enough nnorcuped Tor rf-
trnsyn buildings Any person drsronso OF purchasing
is invited examine the property Tue SAFE VI" 'ak"
place in front the Eagle Hotel The title 10 sara pro-
perry believed br unguesiionabr; bnt acting as
trustee shall! only convey such ~ u vested III me by
the deed aforesaid. NM. Z. FLU hNoh,
Srut. Iflsirfs
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Oh ye Democrats! Weep and howl, for 'ne
day OF your calamity hath come upon you, ana
dread retribution is at hand. Look out iI!'ie
Major.
We find in the Petersburg Intelligencer the
above tender aoresax from one of the "anti-pro
scription' party. He holds up the terrors Oh .ne
guilotine to tho Office holders, who have DIS
charged their duties. We shall see whether
Gen. Taylor, elected as "no party" President,
o put down party aspsrity and prescription
will DO led on BY these rabid ofce-seekers, holly
pursuing "the spoils." Their blood-thirsty
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s IT O v f S

THE subscribers have on hand every variety oil
| Office and cooking STOVES, from the smallest 70
"a. largest size-sutable for wood or coal. hiso lais,
soyes for churches and public rooms-a OF the a'es
,au.rns and most approved construction.
Also, large assortment of Tin Ware. snse. IRON !,
rsnsis Stove Pipe, &C., all Of which they VIII sell a.
d. lowest prices. Call at our establishment Da'n
Ne" Ne "a an o' d & C r WELLER.
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND }
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, I

hicHhONDJ OCt. ~, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given, that reQuisiton Of ten
dollars per share on the stock OF this Company Is
allied for, payable on the first Of December ensuing.
Tn. Bye-Laws provide that all monies shall be depo-
ret IN Rank, certificate taken, and forthwith trans
Fitted the Clerk, who shall return receipt therefor
BY recent order of the Board, Agents have been aP
'al.t IN the several counties along the line and ad
eni thereto who together with the President, Drec-
at Clerk, Assistant Clerk, Chief Engineer, Principal
aas,anI nd Assistant Engineers, and also the Sub
ASSISTANTS are heads Of parties, are authorized TO
reeve subscriptions and requisitons.
JAMES C. CRANE,
Clerk Richmond and Danvle Railroad Co.
" The first Annual Meeting will be held on the
W. DAY Of December, at the Office of the Company, In
setiy Of Richmond II ls important that there should
meeting of the Stockholders, either In person
ofssp proxy. Oct l3-cwtDecl
The Danvllle Register and the paper printed In
=, En'is will please insert the above once week I'M
VI ne Isl december next
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VOLUME XIV. NUMBER 81.

haler' feeling his pulse, said 'the artery
cease, Uses 10 beat" and Immediately died.
,o;si men .he priest whom Aliier Aai been pre-.
'a''ed on 10 see. came, he requested him 10 call
twenty hours w.
nelson's la'' words were. "TelI CoIlincyood
70 BRING The fleet 10 anchor. '-R.G.t he H.,S1J
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u,lcKEplS Mill. FOR SALE.


ny vrur al d.crrr of the circuit Superior tonft y
ID Law and Chanrery Of Buckingham country, pro-
nonure al the last term the undersigned, Commission
~. wl n,l. for - e IL - highest bidder. m The pc
mi .rs on TUESDAY, the l2h Gay 81 ectinhef ef',
IL fair otherwise on the hryi TAR day, nat 'dnabo
nrnner,y known as "nuckER'S MILL" WIN the
Land thereto attached, suppo-rd I" contain about - o.
3u acres The mill i situated IN slate nVrr, winch
furnishes an abundant supply Of water, about nfs
from the rour, house, l3trom ariwics-ve on James
river and - from New Canton, ~ = teiNt an" NO
wheat growing nei.hborhnoi. The machinery y DC
Iiryrd 10 be excellent and the brand OF TINS mn has NJ
WAYS stood hrh in the market. me mn has 'h'ee
par of burr stones used IN grinding wheat one 'i >,
rnbbers and ~ o pair al corn stones WIN coca anu
constant corn custom. Attached 10 Inc mn y s"u
saw mill and also excellent wool card'hs h'a'',""
The improvements on ihr land besides ne ni'' con
s,t of good dw, Hing house, with necessary our
\ conprr's shop and sc COL house.
The TERMS will be--nrr fourth 81 tii' Prfchnse "
ney i'm sash and the balance ~ one, w" diu w,
WEARS eora insfalmeRtS Il bear interest from ine u.s
~ s,ieih. purc,sser Ia give bond With good person
=, ssrm,iv ANA tht tille Ia be retained nn the WhoIe
Of The purchase money y paid.
JOHN ". HASkINs,
WILLIS p. B0EoGk, commissioners;
\
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1927

From the imperfect character Of the returns il IS
almost impossible 10 make any estimate approx
mating The ,rulh-ye, though we have lost shame
fully in many counties (and beyond the expecla-
TOPS Of the most sanguine Whig) we still feel
satisfied that The Stale has cast her vote Tor Cass
and Rutler
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so lawyers, &C.
VALUABLE BOWLING GREEN PRO-

j
I,IrRsUAST 10 the provisions Of the last "iil ana
/ te.raaien nj of the late Samuel q. scott shfli on
WEDNESDAY, the 22i dry of November lr'o, u idn,
ii not the next day. the Bowling Green ~ INC
r,nn,v NJ Caroline offer tor safe pblic auction, inc
Dwelling House, Lot &C., belonging TO the Estate ~
the said Samuel G. Scott, deceased. The dwelling IS
very convenl.n mt and IN excellent condition, part OF
being entirely The iot u supplied wiin an me-
cessary out houses mostly new ana contains 'bout
ten acres Of very productive land u Is situated IN
yer, healthy and agreeable village surrounded ~ very
good society The county affords most excellent
opening for a Lawyer especially one residing al 'he
Bowling Green, uhe Court house
Or. Roper who lives opposite, viii take pleasure III
exhib the premises persons wishing 10 purchase.
The terms will be very accommodating. Inc mo
ney. probably, will no; be wanted for long tms S
object will he To make II an Understanding i"nu, @
TO secure il as SUCH The terms VIII be more pai'h
larry explained on the day oil SAFE: - r,a,. ,,u
All persons hasiag claims asa'n ,s,i,s r., nav.
pease present Them properly authenticated ioI pay
me nj and those indebted 10 WI please come or"a
and make settlement ,.,. ,,,.,,h.. nost
For further information, nddrsss the snbssibe', posi-
paid at Ru'nef 'e"' 1''O''"e THos l. SCOTT.
pe,6-cw,ds Executor Of G scott, decsased.
SALE OF SLAVES.
NV virtue Of decree Of the Gircui. superior Court
Is Of Law and Chancery far the county OF Orange.
nd n Octo er term 1873 in between John
NJ Daniel aaain,, James H. Daniel, IT, william " Da-
MEL Robert s. Watkins and Elizabeth hiswir shali,
n. appointed FOR the puIpo'e proceed al
Fisy. in the county o Louisa, Saturday, the 9lh
Of December, 10 sell eleven SLAVES, consisting OF
men. women AID children. -,
credit viii br gwen Of twelve months the pnrcnl'
ser giving bond with approved security for the purchase
money win lnteres, from daiethe interest 10 1s re-
mitied ii punciuay paid before Inc nay y Is que
~, ,aFrwsw JOIIS VOOLFOLK. Gom'f.
ATa Court of Monthly Session, held offhr county OIL
"A Inuisa al the Court house thereof, on Monday, tho
| 9th day Of October 1915:
on motion of James robertson, one "i We ners anu
ti.,hnt..s of Richard Robertson, dececsef and II ap-
pearine 10 the Court 'tat mo'e man Two year. nave
lonsed SINCE the qualification Of Robert Collins rs Adj
inis,rator Of rail- Richard Robertson, deceased u IS
Ordered That all persons having claims against The
state Of said Richard Robertson deceased, aue ~ nc
Ldmnisrator or Trustee OF Others or IN any ndneiaiy
eharacter do exhibit tile zane 10 The said Robert oo
iin. Administrator of said Richard Hober.on, crteas
Cd for settlement within thr+e months ron tue az
,onrnment 0f this Court; and that copy 81 ts ofaei
h. published in the Richmond Enfnn.r. a paper pun
iished in the city ofGichmoni for eiat werhs snEees
s,yey and that another copy be ro,trd a. " 'oof y
the Court house Of this county "i TWO 'e'''" o"'
days copy IN, ,f,n1rp - !,
| Oct l3-cucw JUN NOV 80 : =
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DIED

Al her residence, in lie county u Prince FL
ward on the Isl November, Mrs. SUSANNA hsLso,
ronsori Of the late Major Robert keiso, IN ihe
ION year u her ace. Win The Death oil THIS
sood woman, has been rxneulshed Tue iasi y
family oftwelve. noted Tor 'heif PURE liVes' neo'e
virtues and ipcu fup,ib!e iaeciiy
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). .-~------

single aim would be The welfare OF The OH d.
minicn. He has grown up with the jnsruuti,n>
Of The Sta!r, AMI NJ one is better adapted by ha-
BIZ and etucaloa 10 administer them safely and
wisely. LIT u, hen, hope that it nay be the
pleasure Of the cgsia'iiTe 10 call This pure Gin.
cinnaius to Tic hsla OF State. VIRGINIA
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NOTICE.

n, STR iYED from the subscriber near smhh
ysz>lS vuIr Powhn,tr county, Va, on Thursday
Hn the IAN instant, q Chrsnul Sorfel HORSE.
about rIc, OF nine years old, having car on one o.
his fore Irss and small star III iiir forehead. aay ~
formation respecting him VII be thanSln'y 'eceheo'
anu ''''''' Wn II ALLEN
a..f,h,,u.. p,whafau a. Oct 2g--cwlw
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.Is it not q little singular, that during the re
cent campaign nothing has been said, BY either
party, upon the question, whether the success
full candidate for the Presidency should consider
himself one term man or not That question,
of all others, seems to have been-perhaps pre-,
perly enough-left entirely out of the discussed
subjects" lAlersndris Gazette.
Ia 1874, the zone term" was Wing prlncl-
ole. Now when they reach power, even thai
.'principle' has been abandoned, and old lack
is already spoken of for second term, to De
succeeded by Willard Fillmore
The Democrats, on the contrary, laid down
mn sucb theory; but both Mr.. Polk and General
Cass in their letters accepting their nominations
positively refused to be candidates a second
time. So much for the difference between tho
two parties.
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IMPLEMENTS
NEW Ann VALUABLE I'M

PRovEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
D SINCLAIR, Js., & CO., of Baltimore, have es-
H. taolished an agency In this city, opposite .ne
Bnks for the sale Of their improved ana extensive
t,ty Of Agricultural Machinery, Ploughs, &c.
Tie attention of Farmers is particularly recommend
ed the following list Of valuable Machinery Pousns
&C. possessing every quality 10 render success 70 .ne
purchaser. The materials from whcn tney arc n'an
la,,ur.d and their constructions not surpassed All
Implements purchased will be warranted both as re-
CARDS performance, quality Of material md WORKMAN
shp-vz:
Thresh,ng Machines
straw Separators for ditto.
Corn and Cob Crushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpe ming Ploaghs.
Also thirty patterns (various kinds) Ploughs, mar
rvs, Cultivators, Grain Cradles, Farming and Gard.
su Tools, and complete assortment of Garden and
Fewer Seed. Oct 2O-cu
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PORN CT PROXY,

noss names are hereunto subscribed do hereby
q r,a,..0 and appoint - our lawful proxy,
s Of n. nus os nj the annual meeting Of the stockhod
10 ), h.is hiehmoDd and Danvile Railroad Company,
ser s.s 10 me city Of Richmond on tho 18th Deeem
ot ., s"a al eny adjourned meeting thereof; ana
,h,t., h IN our names 10 vote upon the number OF
iors .aS US respectively, on all questions coming
aly, ana annual meeting, or adjourned meeting, az
out Az 70 all intents and purposes, as we ourselves
Wnson personally present.
|ls - "uess Our hands a nd seals this -d,y IF
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white Sugars were selling a 10 . cents, yellow
Dc. 5.a6i cents pert; brown DO. 5a5.. Moias-
ses u.
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~ - -, lsEAL
ioru -. single stakeholder gives the proxy, tho
Anv moe oe changed 10 the singular number.
me stockholders can unite in the proxy,
10 Convenience. Nov 6-ewtd
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OLD TACK IS COME. As soon as ii
was ascerained, beyond doubt, that Gene
raj Taylor was elected, gentleman from IA
Stale to the Soulh OF US, set Oh ior inns cry @Mn
a view TO examine the advantages which ii offers
for manufacturing. His intention. we learn, is
if he should be pleased with the result OF his OBJ
serva,ion, 10 commence the manufacturing bust
ness a, once. Had Gen. Cass been successful.
he would have stayed at home.-l Wig.
Per contra; we know Of gentleman in lower
Virginia who had made contract for the pur'
chase OF tract OF land a, Sl2 000 conditioned up
on The success Of Cas- and Butler He was con-
WINGED tina, the election of such dangerous poll
tician as Fillmore would impair the security OF
slave property, and preferred TO send his surplus
of labor beyond the Stale instead OF stocking a
new farm in Virginia. "Had Gen. Cass been
successful" lha, capital would moi have been lost
IN VIRGINIA
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WANI SUBSCRIBERS.
" The Wing and Times will please coy.
MARRIAGES..

earnestly pqars'eu = me- = $50: -
Cour for The purpose Of taking action in relation
"a tn slavery question.