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JOSIAH SMITH Ese-Dear Sir: Your letter of the eighth
instant, informing that had tsen nominated by 'ne
peupc Of PuwhaIan the Of Judge in judi
cal Circuit handed Immediately rcaled homt;
nnd in reply innk ycG and fellow county -ncn
reneralv This Additional proof o! Ec c0nfit nee in nc.
which they frequently ralniesied upon other ucca-
sons.
Tia. !ina of curuct wc had prescribed for M sell was
10 rasc no pa: nsy o casd lie Ihs
subject; wait the expression al riac srn;iient In
rec mi nc Office md c!ct fully result whether
IA, uraig .tl,rrn utlet iaG. n: coS; slai
still purt exc i- ~ accept me n|i'naiiin af'd 10
t.cciI. ry willingness {" strHe II elected IL s """e'rI,
mans well voters Ui lac CircIi
,.s:.t Y counties "Eir. have been add Ia t.
rcuiI siy my hralr for the las; year or Two has
been celcie ana I; ha". been SUBJECT 10 occasional ~.
,,cb. u ,r ss!inl, happy y :!!n: ~: heath
Ia. improved uf,U. 'r- Last SUMMER ;:I1 !' aE
h,ur Nv prt,ncr il aay contiaa4 :i;Gr.se G's nu,n
1T least . 70 that cone Vi Us nave sn}
nss.ancc cf continued good ean for HE Term :" eight wears
bnl tia wnuh s5un h"lL u:llcr IN. duties oI
ch was unable discharge IL manner c:Ea.c3!1 IL
lrg self sai i.@ts::cin. 10 tie pGtic
W.:h ccnnirn:. ol sincere friendship and .s'ssn,,
] ON, your obediell servant JoaS W. HaSa-
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NUMBER (;3.

tranquility of the States designed TO b" secured at
promoted by il in the way that re natc'pa.a
i designed 10 be perpetual; bur ins most cc n
unn"R should either Of the parties prove n - trc
rms and the sacred obligations o. the coaEt
saie. thereby rendering II curse o. the !tl
and happiness for which il instituted The gut If
force-no OF revoutiunto '!-- I've this una9gV c:rt
iou is found both in the laws NJ t1d and nin III 2D-
nent had charged him with a;yi7r. those wha syis
themselves the Union party" the very cour,eo. &
"a self corrced party" Tie reiterated siaTi:s;rsl!y
that the party calling themselves ,he Union psrry ca..-
ing be The only frends of this Union, b.
sell -cunceri party, In what hoa Of perl
The Democratic party refused to stand By ha L go clr
comnlon country, and bare its bosom in d=:rrce o! the NJ
ipns honor Had il shrupk from. dHty Il The o Z
danger Never This modern issue oil parties j. fHGaia
sliL Mr. B,waa c9ncoced Ia Charlottesville, an! Hc.a
down Richmond where the ball Set in n,oo" snj
thank God In the first onset met most s!sn ccsci -
The election Of Judge Cnskie by some four htn:ed nEt
eighty majority. 1t is To be hoped would ren5Si that
;hc stand goTiousy taken by the Sates 2hs 20: /!
The Richmond district will be maintained Win sag
vgiln and that the rncb fres tho m-troPOl w
iatacvary of the Old Dominion.
But ere this IL written Nhixgcry, aiids consoijaoa "H
have met most disastrous defeat the decisive Y,ct"w
If Its ahest and gian, leader io tho foir i,wr
Is Of the Northern Neck though friends o Sues
rights may permit him the ur SpangLed EGEEer iyS
"winding Sheet hoped they will pay hiA Tc-cy
the honors Of wGr, due 10 chiyalrous and fallen
STATES RIGHTS.
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MORE VIRGINIA GOLD.

Yesterday, Mr Brown OF 'Dcane Brown" shewedus q
ineots Of pure gold worth a5cu; s. had been
extracted from he productive "BIcHnshln Nine, OF "h
81 Moseley e. Co.. within !nc last days with gene
tous rivalry between Rockingham ard L"nisa why should
nnla .srnknls cxir Lhc.ls .Ivns 10 c CalIlurninl
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EIpElN RALEIGH n c.

We have been inormsd by gentleman who left fssers-
burg Tuesday afternoon thar reegraphic dcapa,ch wns
received there TINT day stating that the most destructive
conflcraon which had visited RIcich, was thc!
raging Ii represented thai nearly half The place had t.en
consumed and thai The telegraph occ would inevitably be
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MARBLE y ARD.

80. .,,:rI. stn S.,,. Matn. Richmond Va, !ieac!
~ >, ~ ,,a AMI An!elIudm 5arlr Monuments, fu:Hbs
..,,g p.cvcry lrscriplon Wall P!aicn, Fronts,
. = -. ,,rC IN IN. ncate
r. "ln c!t. reference, lro!pt!ydtteHdcuto
~ ry!s rsei HiS apprenticeship III "he o the largest
h \ ptA Lliy, HAVING much experence IN the
s,:sc' All wurS cr"satr' hs shop viii give
S,,rn S,,,t
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NEW fOIth VINE NAiL1NG WOklhS
ESI BLlC attenlIon uvir improvement In mannaetur
Iron kGiiisgi f,ia'lrg &C maze lruni Lon Mods si
Wrought lion v IRE RAILING II Is The most beaui
public grounds Gene cep aairt
nl.s, WlSDDW Gl ANiiS AM
GRATING -,ocs, dmcSs iun&ilc asylum. Irs" steam
racy atticI.- mehuo "fc
"sse-.ls consch!eI't> neS. telt
rys.iS he WHICH THIS irirle VA
euIrd .iyranc. cuiinsd snn for the beauty
lis va-y Of a.sisn and especially "r neaGe.- (a
one hal, i!aA altogether unrvl!ed By Tim.
,. Offered I.uhc The plan o' ornshg the reds 70 COT
trv shat u,hc AID inulua sur"It sran t
indrlJua q" The waoe u''ue Is teiiev.h tha. Ia
nanlciured lh7 m"nieI
tive the violence n C"'t IRON tt.i!ns II
ordinary mbe wuhandn3 fIIcea vary nom queen"
Ter lnral loot
tn WIRE FENCES for enclosing
park lawrs 2uar4nsed 10 resist rhlr scs
yhcp becoming extensively ussd HfJ greatly Ills H.
.utehe Appearance and -icRdne n i"rn heih I'm
distance ts thus unherruld me pros
ecr Inuured andscnp unnparcd he cnr
ireiy plan, being i;bl. yet secure E
transported with The srnc f1cry IL
ordinary u 81 90 20 So per rod Including lroI
from u 70 l6 feet APART
orrrs the Prorrie!or will meet with ptom
iucn;I0n JOHN b. WlCk EhSflhh'
Z4p Broadway, Now fesk
WAREHoc3I-f.O Blc 6GTay, y. y.
WoaKs New Y"k WIs WORKS 50 and o. iswis are,i
B-Slvrr Neia awarded by Apr:can Institute l33o UoEz
N.,as sar,cd b. Flanklin ln,iiue. 1911 and ISIS.
a.
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iHa - - ---- s--=-- -
For SALE,

Il
rSO THOUSAND ACRES OF RArrAiIANNOCK RIVER LANh.
OFFER sale 'Sanes Eae situated CDun!y OF Caro-.
ne the RaIpannnnck River about umlcs below fredck'
,prs, containing thousand A cree.
F:etn undri wich ai lanIs OF fine quaiIs
gi a,d III good cultivation he remainder !.
wUu ao!g Than auh:snc: Of timber ana !us for al
he . The ia;I.
i'npnr cr,sirt Of c7mnodous modem u 'wt
u. m ud tie requisite uulhousrs iuilng sab
nur Cabins a saar u Ihr Accommodation {" a.+
of -Gvcs
n. estue division into ihre" ant
aou. preferred 10 seil the whue Ia n: io> VIII be so IT,
yIird IS suiltla convenience OF purcha-eEs
d1-ciiDe iis property n!i:y
IRE. e wishing purchase will u examine q"
1.n,srif WILL add tskng It's iertly
CONDITION, rci;! market" and iH Hnonh nra.iuHes'
more 'HreIy Jhrr. uf 80 e IN Virginia
show pleasure any wishing 10 view i!
ahdr. Fred rieksbuS shall be rn!
.na,,to Nav "a SAM FL GpHfDN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19

THE COMPROMISE TESV,-ln the Alabama Senate
.ers of resolutions p.ocaimng acQaescence IN the CON-
promise measures as I'm .y, aa emt5dyEs Tie Georgia
PLATFORM were carried BY majority o. feo Tie vote
stood Is 10 ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS COLUS. lIOARSENESS DROS
CulTlS, GROUP. ASTHMA, WnOOP!NG COUGH,


gSlS BILE remedy Tor all olsen the
has cel.hy ircmi remarkable enrc- never equal
aiaure. End sometimes effected noabs cures hui
uiy rhc confidence every cennuly mee
ot t'ial CLIMATE the results have
putab!y tIS dsrs-'us class
which could ia The attention PbsI
Patients, am, the public II large.
See individuals aud f FAR distant
places OF who known aud respected hroug OUT Ine
country. . -. :.
Tna widely Surgeon Dr. Valentino Ma a" SeS YORK
1T certify the value aud Efficacy a"
Cherry Pectora which consider peculiarly acEpG 10 cu;e
ii.cascs ui the thioai AID ungs !"
DR. Perkins, The yeera, csidtn @: the vernon Mica! Co.
enihcy learned iys,c!arp {" !S couu,t: "ris
Cherry rrroa!is ely Ell III Is fecu"n where has
h"w kabe evidence OIL is happy eur' ur pu''"Sr
Diseases
TIE Rev Jno Cgerdns l,nsussl ClergymaG O. the Eng
s c.uich Pfupcor IRON Monig."i, that "ic ~"
been cue OF severe ahna'it affection, 10y Cef! Ft'sna
lcie iu lrng iuuuL tiicudf I" DC lau OF
the Agent a..d Is he attention OF as'n'a':c ra,ienis
the knu~a ussst al llsd"e W hiesn
the Gc:!rrs in the State; a :hs case h MS o"
"b:erva,!on ~ ,, ,, - ,.,o
o who thought 10 be near
nis silently bic lis friends brlcr he u7 Fon
ti could ob!amcl aud micet rhem !"
s judge 10
tie end End he had
your he ~us acu"us 'iste "l blacksmith
There olsr wln kno"Icdes "hste The " uER
ny b,s nse nSs xs1 S'' ry 5oa VI UNDElwG0D
IEAn TUE PATIENT.
C. Lov c-Dear Feeling uadeT oha'ioa3 I"
huh s- .ous rcFo "i my ca'c
which publish Tor ile benefit OF others Las
d OF many wdicine. e obigci s'r
up cquy ra,-.d bon aud could get re at night
commenced according 10 dretuns have Just pu
chased e fifth and am "early ec"vere nav seep well
cough has ceased an" " BY Tic your Sao:Ss SToSE M
Principal IT lIoIa seminary.
sold by j. G.. AVE-, Practlca Chemist Low
s sold nIes and reiul III Richmond b,
? RCELL, laid : CO and rElroN Johnston, an" BY ''
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xon,ccnn r,UrRr.yERs.

WE tho unir sseI ,n,mis rnsr. from field anl A'na
pr R Is 1r aa,Sai st,. Aont 10 GsesG lr "a Iral in "a
pAs BHIpns I asmsn ~ 30 q each s is ee high
r", wings ne "h hy',oiic ce'!en'
aa sL wish oa,O:k %w % is & sTrsshss t Of 'fsr
land oak IL inches square sng cees Tor
ey s 'ssSy' Sy a es. sess by "s s si
s M y Il" c Ts u" ns.r sTs nas Ist h m .r
:io iron I'd S9,,w, BY y, 5ers'E"s
S1 SIiSs NJ bH,STH pASSfSsl'F, Gss:;S;s. ;s;..
WILLIAM II. WILSON, lOt
SrEACER n. MANN, } Am:la.
M -VlRGlNIA-A rules held IN The CIslN,
Office the Circuit CoHr Of Chacey or the county ef Henri
EsaOsn " Hatcher, samuel Taylor aud Emily his w in
rgh, III 'ie said Emily Plalnhla:
Wm H. II. T,yl"r, aud oi:rrs DefHn'an's
The attach the interest oi Ibc Gern ant
Wn it, Taylor, ls State o Virginia, le BY
hs sIsins Of 'ns aas IN Inc m sci aud sv has
and hd that the defendant ahnve named nonre
appear u: the rule to be holden IN
first Ausday February and do what IS necessary T."
'O''' A. c"rs se'i rese, @ ,' p ROBERTS, Clerk
aTI:iGINIA,-AI Ru Ce's ucs ,hs ClrcHI
C"n' cnanerf ior the couny o thrieo The 81 " o De-
wiiam r. l.ipsconlo and Nancy LpscOmb, Plaintiffs
tr~nknn wnoughby Spence and Isaneua hi' wife =
VIM wo lsan.lta ut saYeit Eosetsr-
~ Wan. riaIr, .aigs Tdac, Dsa~ae T1"das ":" James
object decree rendered u he sale oi
he of Comb ucceate ana l'l'
proceeds OF MS ea an" hha'h hdFiha
arc
this the ed nJed a the
Rules |" be hd- Ia The Clerks tn OF ,Ms sa. Gn, m 'r ns
anay February aud do whdt Is nec"s'a 10 "lee' 9 III
This sun. A lory-TrS'e, , ,o,,,,,. -,
dec. lQcwiw h'bENlS, Clcfk.
iao. sd 10 lie Is1Is Office ol i1s C1c0l
Chancery the OF HenrIcu, the ID day Of
December ISL:
John r Wa,worn Orren Williams ard himself ae
me aud plr,aer, under the ard style Wausw9h
,Hi,In,s P!aahs:
YIN H. II Tavor aud 9th, Defendants
SUBJECT the interest c the raid Vim II
b!'l mentioned the a,sac m '
p!aiu; cliim aav having mace and ticd tiue
nunirh ihs Commonwealth H. the
uothei appear III" Ru"sto be holden lie
Office Monlay IN Fchruar
do what is necessary project his this
,Cupy--Txs.e, r. ROBERTS, Cl'k
Dec. lO--cw4w
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For tho past three days the weather has been Bitterly c
Navigation we heard last evening, was closed In tho
Yesterday Inc ice.msn around the city, cutaS ic
three inches duck.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE II IEH!0a.
This document, which is extensive Than the go
s before und present synopca skech Cs !: mos!
important detnls. IL opens with general outline Oi ne
dues "f The c.ce, which Indicates pretty large e- 4
supervision and accountability.
the estimate Of appropriations TO tho cad Of tie .sce
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Dec i2-2awih - = lssAL..
-, -,I:IC.cD FoG uUNAWAY SLAVE.

e2a REWARD FOR 4 NUSAWAT SLAVE.
sNhNANAY from rcsIdene Atrs Lucy Wni'ee IN res
~ county January isol negro man named
su,cr trade hy and sky Yeas OF age &" 4
;oaie yo and Of sil srcaSs very "" aG "
pwuca.t uoknr he person Gd.I0>sHE hlm ~
uifs es woman hives Maneester and eApeticL that e
r,,er lurking place New Kent county where no Wa
raised w give reward for the delivery Of Daniel 10 ns
in Pc ersburg securing him al nai can gel lid
again. JUnpAN y'e ;, nMA n nn., Ill,
petersburs Dec l3 lsol-c4w
hic Al IN
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@iEsFSEVNlt ENlGissEls.
KOSSUTu, HERE AADlN EUROPE

THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER is. 1891
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lrOAllpS ANTED. "a lnarch nls" t"iliuul hihi!j
and native of Virginia. who had experience
N teaching The Classics and NAH wishes 10 obtain situation
Teacher A. ssmy private Ills vile would take
Cnss young Ladies 10 Music uri French
Va Dac 2--cu
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FORM OF A pnwEn roR VOTING nY PROXY

y a
Know all by prxsent Ina, = hereby anoh' 10
beholi 'o'e
any election Of Director Directors OF the Bank OF NlTgln anu
moro all meetings the Stockholders OF
BANK and in and behalf TO vote respecting me
ing repeating amending such iyLaws Oinan es or
be for The government ~
Of the said Bank u,y miSh OF eouo "'
Witnss.- hand and seal this - day Of lis
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IsANIS SM VIRGINIA

.
iyIE General Meeting Stockholders the Bank Of VII
be held at heir Banking Hnue IN the Gu! OF ltr
ond Monday the l2h January neAt The Transfer BOOK. m
.nk viii 10 closed jom ah Decem l., January The law
provides that oer director u BANK hall hereafter voe 40
proxy of shodcr election Of drsrtos Or officers
Hank valid which shall have been executed
sixty days before the lime OF election 900, . -.
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!'I7E ~: pEf.T-. Nu.cnInn.a
oeleci {" :s subject The bill
ne sals;dcln Of the tainf cislms aai affidavit having
"i' aHH hc ha the 'cicn!sn ah,ye nsrled
nn> Commonwealth the sand l.irn!anl noiei appear
1es DC holden in the Clerks taid Court.
ii, February and do protect
Dc, N Cory-Teste,
90 n-c@t. :. r. RORERTS f.Ik
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liit: nASbES. no.. AK FURNACES, &c,
No ,rr, 20. 10 ISL AND hESr PATTERNS MADE.
\ Srt Gu" nov duih the advantages m the us, nj
&c. 20 Tia. Japannea and Iron ware, & c.,
h,.n ed Endless Chain Pump, hu, ony TO b..
f,l, us usI 10 pecIpEp PaEESRRhcs 10 any other Also
ssSc AAD SECTION PUMPS ~ o'
e. @ wi rcrivo esprcia and filled pronriy Mar
IL .n:s Guaranteed rspres enlct ana niye raj =,
Si, a,,.fasa 1asa Fh1CES VA II. EHSIGS
las Aal Street.
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Threshing Machinery.
Bull Workers, Carvers Engravers, and Ornamen}
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Il 3 4 5



rrDfCAI. DEPARTMENT. OF HAMf-
NJ DEN. SYDNEY COLLLE3E, HiCh. !.
M7SND. VA.-The thirteenth Annual Course Q. !.
Iectnres will commence on Monday, he ia," -
October, 1850, and continue until tne Isl - ~
ensu;ng March The commencement 'ot c"n'e's'Ds
dsgrees viii be held about the middle O Mascn;
h. L. BoaAsEAs, M ~, < rrot - '.'S
-" " al AMsxRLArNE, M. D., Prof. OF Mate
ria M edica and Therapeutics. -
I q = MAurM. Nj. D.. Prof, Of Chemistry ana
r1 cnas BnII q,ssos, M. D., Prof Of Surgery
and Surgical Aqssomy. MD. Prof. Of An.so-
my snu I Fl Tucksa, NJ. D. Prof. Of Theory and
rn5fice II Medicine.
nnrHua E. PxricoLAs, N. ~ Det'o"'''-e'
q Aaa say practical Anatomy may be prose
cutsG Wiz ths most ample fAct''sses a''d = Wy
triaing expense. Given 81 the Col
-. TnSrmarv and Richmond Almshouse; ne
i1S.msrv. under the same roof with me Coness
nd MAI IN the entire control OF the racu''y' 'S
=. III ;,rss well filed with medical ana sargica,
c,ses. and furnishes peculiar taciiitles io'
Instruction. Many surgical operauons a.. rs
formed in presence Of the class anu .ne ,odsr
heinz freelv ADMITTED to the wards, ENJOY, unus'
,hs s Guidance Of the Professors, unusual opporm-
.iI for becoming familiar with the symptoms
diasnosis. and treatment Of disease. p..c..sor.
Expenses MAtriculation zee, ~ r.rDdna,nn
fees, slOs. Demonstrators fee slo, ulaaua''0
ise Ss nrice Of board, including fuel lights, ano
..ryan,s, attendance, is usually IS to WI pei
week. s sx e,,1er informa.
ton Concerning the institution, vii De lor~a'u;T
to those applying for it, Or SPECIFIC inquiries "
DC ahs~eie' ~ S. MAUPlN, M. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty
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American statistics.

A short time past we published sor,e statistics
relative to the number OF soldiers supplied IRON
The different States to the revolutionary war. Do
Rows Commercial Review gives some tables re-
lative TO this, and other subjects of equal interest
which we copy.
/. The number of soldiers furnished by th'
American States during the revolution, and lht
population of each State IN 1890 and In lS47.
g Principal battles of the revolutions Their sew
eral dates, commanders-In-chle', ana losses on
each SIDE.
2 Amount of continental money ISSUED to cup
mort tile war, and the estimated cost in spsci
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w 1of the late firm of Lane g. Incker'( wo" QUIZ
call attention of his friends anu o aas which
ms been selected by himself from the largest I'M
es. variety and richest styles ever offered ssressv
I;c;,ea TO give me call and examine my s.oeh oe,
fore purchasing, as am confident 1t VIII DC 70
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fcers, both of the army and lle nay, ~
tina; am prepared to execute all KINDS OF
according to the late reguiauons, =. both IN
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the cutting and making departments e4"'' - A''
establishment in this country.
w. r. tenders his sincere thanks to hls numen-
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and hopes, by the same diligence o aa same.
business, to merit a continuance Oh ''e S""''
All orders promptly executed
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