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MtRRlED.

MARRIED.
Ma EgEp Lebanon Charles City County. Va the th
rs the Rev WIi,n r. isaveI JOHN H. lIESDREN. Ettl 81 Ala.
Miss gETTY COLLIER CHRISTIAN. youngest DAUGHTER
of he lac lirny Christian
DIED.
yesterday nrnIg. Mr ABRAHAM ENH ,r Si,l year
The funeral viii take place this tlucsay) crroon At
= O'Clock The residence vi lis Mr. Jacob Levy The
friends The deceased. aud those oil his family, invited tend
without further notice.
the 9Th December 1852 her residence the
.! rCncand Ms FRANCES TnLER, the 9Th year 0i her
Il urlhnr. nd and mother her place Will be
sGE; d. She the Kindness and violence
las mud abroad With her acknowledged attributes portion
he II the the blessed must he hers VI
J-Ii: papers Western Virginia and South Aabain, Will
please copy the above.
is vaw) the Mcckiri
the mnrlnr the AL, December Mr. RICHARD Rus
SELL agrItIltursL
UIEp. Ih November his residence in Not
opy conary Capt WILLIAM WILLIAMS in the 10Th year OF me-
By PAINFUL has o5 an aucct iat
ami let the 1i a
add devoted father But them ard III.
friends presented he died IL tie full oy
Christians hope, and that his be spirit tho
happiness and rest where and pairing
G.6- Petersburg lnrilgenccr will please copy.
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THE CALoRIC SHIP ERICSSON

Is an experimental ship Of thousand tons bur
den constructed in New York for the purpose of making
thorough trial of Caioric Engine motive poS Hr, up
pcabe the purposes of Ocean navigation The engine
10 upon plan designed by Mr. Ericsson, whose
name the vessel bears The power OF Caurc expand the
atmospheric air. expe from the cavity OF close yes
sell and in form vacuum, when the intensity OF
temperature within has been reduced that Of The external
atmosphere, is well known every person. So likewise
duced easily ndestood and long been rendered service
able the machns in adding the motive power obtained
from the low pressure engine Yet with knowledge
of facts ages past this mechanical force has not
been rendered useful distinct motive power. II proba
bly, remains for Mr. s. whatever difficulties may
have existed in the minds experiments Of Others His is
a bold experiment and he deserves TO succeed.
On 18th inst, after had been reported that the wheels
of his ships could be made revoye by the power i'm
parted them by the Cal0rc Engine he made trial which,
II Is said proved successful than he had himself
expected The engine has four offenders of four
feet damater with pistons connecting rods canks &C.,
TO produce rotcry motion the whee in many respects
similar steam engine. when the trial made, the
ship fastened 10 the wharf and the engine put in
This deemed to be equal eleven revolutions, if
the ship had been running and that 1t would give speed
equal eleven miles per hour Side wheels used aud
the Ericsson propeller The chimney hues small
and graceful and believed that great saving OF fuel
will be effected by this engine The enterprise has
wishes
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LETTER OF JOHN RANDOLPH OF KOdNuhi:
The following lviers from lie Washington t"o" :
The fist is Glo Rev. Mr. TusTls and Is only rHP'aha
riy lie Great, a:c,s under S:!c' lac second ""s ~
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LAND IL PRINCE EDWARD For SALE.
THEATRE.

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IrTLLLiM " sriH6, ST4%E MdSI"EH
Tura,:ay Evening. December ssth, 1882,
srarl!no, Ellco B,'cn,r.
Dc liuhini. Mr. BilrRal
YOUNG COUPLE.
"a De S'''"" nAnHooxL1xc. Mile Theodore
Emit. M US N Ms'si.a'.
s-v- Performance . commence at =. O'CLOCK Dsc. :,
FOLiIOCI<'- HOTEL FOX SALE.
ssY the decree the friendly sn Of Jno ~ lll aud
ID AlasS Executors and other, The "eer
p"2 ' MA Ws' sSs ssst Sf ar 51s c
CONSISTS o. afse co,nrn,ilu and well arranged brrk a
ouIi East re Q" Main ant has
r doug the most extensive business of house
Winchester Sann"n S Always from 10 to 81 boar!rr,
side an m i's COUNT ami [ays"s rs%9'is h1 hoy"
h. heart .! llc State ", ett.bc peul AMI cheap ~
way la rsgry West. Tonne.
see H. Wn'e s@Finr an! Other V'rtna spring, The Man.as
m!,tm,Ee property l valuable. te-,ie- beeu
. a s The siy known a" Th: wastnsi"a Tayea ac
The same Other Ih property
repair, bat could be made very well
.sars rnt proper commlnI+ The IRON. Of the ubis ,, aud
ian Advantage many Tu poses
Hotel; capitalists great advantage
take away tie peE"n' building and e'e' anew IT, STRAIT
G Sw ' . ~ The So'sr Of Iii a %S p
necessary hnnc. Thcrc j. biz oa ch,
hotel the town farther description" Of his vaIna4s roiery
or !.Iu.r.f It vii te sold separately
TERMS urio! hand, 80 ia the discretion h.
purchaser. with in;er, The Jay remainder
hrcr "qlt annia a,nsn's. the pn:cI 'f-"a
security and retaining net on the r"Irry uI;n,.."
P0STPOSEMHNT.
iar sne OF "a" 4rrn"ntir property s been ron"osl 90
ilyey take place Possession VII y" hc day ), M
l~., GEORGE BRIEFY j,,pll.
Dee 2S-cD's
r>on TIE riAs6 "Tsln:SEW a mSi1Gi IA v
street, he t$rcysd sc"t S4'"! "i late mns'eA n'sa
Cannot inrrwcl-Prry Matilda Gcdl,lc! 7
Bl,n'an OF Gurn1eglnn'. Va ~ l.. Mshr-ll1@
Fly Wlh dedicate" 10 Miss MoIr icr.rG.on rn,s IL
ward. Va. u. Iou< Mtr-ls'.
Io Thee Deal: ~ N,s. wasIoe,"op
C.-@j
ar from Ga2r-2I
r,n' b" Angry M,rer and sung by Master Adams
I'm zia;aa, suns .hc n"ra Crown OF Drlmo"i.,
music w + Bi'T-:S.
Sweet Hearts. Polka by NJ Sirahosh-- 5oceGs
Polka, by Ludwig sa,Ey-i4%
C"qmce Polka dedicated 10 III" Young E'e"'"rs S"'r by e.
ID AtucIt-2o
Hone. Moon Polka. by VI Slako.l-tO
Soutags Polka. with hcaunuI coLorrh roou BY 4 Al-r
-3s
Grand Polka cnacrr, ratwy waarc-.5
Welcome t. Jenny Lh wise pour t. iann, W. Stfako, h
y,
Iouie scho:.che ,'sl,rasd Pupil. {. Kmln hy1.
Clara Scl"schc. ,r!icatel l!umphrrys, by J
Deems. Teacher o Music The Charlottesville fe""" Acad'
ALI The Memory BE: Bolts Reply, b., Ia.
D'T, 10 Agn.. subject 9ror Coppsred beautiful Aur.
words nv G. Ir.lrrr, Music hy j. II Triy-%j
An hos Joys hyiag. tanloncc Translate! BY "
I,n,nn VI - r. VI. Birutly25
The New Ppsa Slciicnne. arranged al & A McEv"! adGr
NV Richmond. Va, BY 7. Dp'!nsrr--2j
Had Merry Hear. words by Stewart, Jr Muc by
II,Iani- q.
80 any part II the rn'ra BY ms Io,o.:
vii the price tpDst p.i,) Tree q" pU-isec
ny liberal dcdncnonmtr 10 teachers md Professor. Of W."
SIC addressed j " RANDOLPH
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STATISTICS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The New York Journal of Commerce says the Wing vote
the election is greater than any previous
though gain 1913 only $685. 292 1884,
90 692 540 The Democratic yo'eis 35 great,
than in 94s 246 59S greater than in 1914 and 45S76
greater lS40 The abolition is 36 so less than
In lS4S, and 80. 1856 greater than in lS44
Vermont ia the Wing side, is New
YORK the Democrats; The latter having given Pierce
plurality OF 2729S and maorty both wing and abo.
luton OF 1886. But in proportion the whole OF
poed T-xae the banner State The democratic side hav
Ing given nearly three times many Pierce Scott.
Georgia having given Pierce than twice
many Scott then Arkansas and Florida. The pu
ray in any State is Is Delaware for Pierce The States
polling the highest aggregate vote are New YORK
fewest votes is Fiorida-7l6l Delaware comes next
1865.
The largest abolition given by any State 2lo2 in
Ohio Next comes Massachusetts with % 023 and New
York with % 433 In proportion the whole number OF
votes, Vermont is the greatest hot bed Of abolition.
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- AS the season * sill w. when tsrel, Awavs nIrrt
~ rllrrn. caused by Sudden.
Us hat the medicine ur!r, y
ura attracting much OF the public gv.cc for the
lGg Complaints en-rd small doses. The very ec
wuTa for family Is simple aud s
Children, well very piaaac. We The article
aud uu recommend cdii ri RCEI LAnb
I'..",,! get bottle Tor tGId. lee -
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u ORIG E.Du hr i6h day n August l-1I There
Congress 'ti cu,bcr
.Trji military company
G"l by Capt Alexander Gibbs he al 1879
iN .,rn iu-t. pnbtIr uncr "r"whn al.
ldIu" the the iui"non II the
application Io Commissioner Pension, iurrar
. said warrant. WILLIAM GARY.
rE.L..I, nm N uEu.
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TUlhT o0rouU 1I,o1- W
Pierce over Scott, 1882
Not returned in season 10 be counted.
:Ne,r York Journal Of CONNER
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- DIX. y. j. CROW hns removed from Drs Casr,l.,
|-~- ofte to Wa street the Ivnor & Wood r.
drug store where IT, may be found al hours DAY and ns '
Drt .lldIm
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RICHMOND ENQUiREK.

T I1S3I moRN1SG, DECEMBER as, 1852.
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/ sSFASTED.-A young and graduate r " College
W Sho has had some teaching desires obtain
teacher the ensuing year Add II w W, nng
/ yer Count House. Va. Dec 2S-c"3~
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NICHMDSDi
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bur there is very little seing-nor will there be much do.
ng The Holidays Luas 81 g. leaf So so 9;
no FIN" Offering. n. M. MARTIN & co.
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MEYERS UNIvERSUM.
Edited bp Charles a. D.nd

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from which they spring Extensive and costly preparations
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is reason to believe that in some instances par
ties have enlisted with view TO defraud the
Government.
recommend that any person above the age
Of eighteen years, who shall practise such an
imposition, may be compelled to serve out his
term of enlistment
In consequence of the great number OF re-
mote military posts at which troops are sta
toned the number of medical officers has been
for some years past entirely inadequate to the
wants of the service; the consequence Of which
is, that number of private physicians are
necessarily employed.
am satisfied that it would be asmeasure OF
economy to authorize an increase " the medl-
cal cOrps
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We give below an abstract of the interesting
annual report of the Auditor Of the Post Office
Department communicated to Congress with
the Presidents message, on Monday:
Balance to the credit of Post OF.
fee Department July l, 1851 81, O24, s72 90
Receipts fiscal year, including
Sl,74l, 44l Al drawn from
Treasury, in aid of the revenue
under acts of I'd March, ls47,
23d OF May 1880 and Sd
March, 1851, were 6,925s7I %
Making in all 7,950944 Oh
Expenditures Of the year were,
including bad debts and sus-
pense accounts 1907 SAG 90
The apparent balance to the cred
it Of the revenue, July /, 1852
was s4s,ss4 IS
From this balance should be de-
Quoted unavailable balances
due from Postmasters' ac-
counts-last accounts - 2459l2 so
Leaving as ultimately available
since the commencement OF the
fiscal year 54143l So
Since commencement Of the fiscal
year there has been paid the
British Government for post
age accruing during previous
fiscal year 3O,sas 90
Excess of expenditures of oil
kinds over revenue, for the
year 1882, exclusive of balance
existing on July lst 1881, and
amount drawn frem Treasury 1925 20
The postal accounts with Great Britain, ex-
hibit balances due that Government as follows
Third quarter of 1851 Sl6,siO 90
Fourth do. do poses is
First quarter Of 1882 40,60s 4s
Accounts, quarter ending June
3d. not settled, but balance
supposed 70 amount 10 $4,000
Balance paid by bearer to Uni
ted States on adjustment Of
accounts, were for ak months
3ist December, 1851 s,05l rs
June 3Oth, 1882 9,79i So
Postage on mails received and sent between
the United States and British Provinces under
postal arrangements ~ returned by Postmas-
tiers, have been AS follows:
Mails received unpaid > s25,277 %
Do, paid 32,l44 80
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Il Weekly Newspaper for tie dissemination OF
wholesome political doctrines and a progressive
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many and great evils existing in country which
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PIANO FORTES FkoM NEW SCALES

T F WARNER co. All Rroadsay. New York, beg
a. 10 invite attention 10 their stocs o. Roewood Piano
tPrtes Just mspuf4ctured rol tAer and greatly in
proved Scales These Instruments embrace points o.
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material in the Scales the Gobuiar Socketed
Tubular Bars &c &c They made of the very best of
materials and ny the abst workmen 10 be found in the
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Patents Grateful for tie bega patronage he has Gu
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References His Exceiisncy Allen, Governor of Rhode
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Rhode islsnd; Hon Thsmas J. Rlst U s. SENATE Her
Charles 7. James, u. s. senate. sept 1-SU
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1913 Broddacqy corner of Anthony ST., and
0nnnS1Ip RrnGdarnal Rnnk and Thontrn

M hEhE the largest assortment OF Pianos with and
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nrmness and long standing in Prices same az at the
mandatory Dealers supplied az liberal Discounts f. a.
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HORACE WA rERS svts Agent
constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of second
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500 to S5s Grand Pianos, from $50 to 500 prin,,
COS helodeons from S31 to $50 CsrharSs SIS 10 sea
Guitars, from $40 to S76 &C., &c. ssps Ie~fT
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-12-16
EOLIAN PLANO FORIEs.

ALLETr, DAVIS, CO. the long established and
celebrated Piano Forte Manufactures o. Boston, 10
order the bettr 20 odate their southern and West
ern castomers have recently opened rooms az NO %
Brosdway Ne~ York where large and full suspiy of their
superior instrunents both with without Co!san
ebra,ed koan accompan mept may always he found The
holisn, by the skill AZ improvement OF Messfs H. u
20 has bea Invested Of the hsrsh serxne tor' and ht
pure pipe or hute tone substituted giving 20 u All tbs
sweetness and beaut, Of the psror organ Their fis'
have bten too long and Svoraby Known 20 need commen
Hoa - and when united To their Acian no s~eetef m.m
caa he fanna Every nstrameot warranted u give SAT-
fsction or the whole Of the purchase viii Be
ed, with cost u transportation.
GOULD 4 BERRY, Sole Agenta,
2T Broadway, New YORK
" b. Messrs a. B. have the heat cataiogus OF snse.
music and muscsl Instruction books to be iopni III ''
United States Libe-Ll discounts made 10 the trsde
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