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THE. CHAIN.

Tho bond that links our sn..s IL :e'ir1
YIN i; last ;hr. III Stormy weather.
VIII il mould.r aud decay
a. the long hnGgs ti",i away;
NH j, stretch whrn i:;n" DIVA = W.
W.Lon dark w-.rv hours have tr'ed uS!
L, i, ,ruk ~" p""!a' d e''-"
-, u> l.,ak he inks I" hiS!'t.
I, wa.r.,t fr,sr,. by m"rtd! htniH:
a.. ,lr,pri by gotten hnS ~ h'"hs.
save ,h!ur and niue, II" "h'r eyes
The slender link can rrc".Tni@r;
I'm IN. bright high, II srei,s I" Jade
And i, ia hidden in the shade; :,
While Heaven or Earth have never heard,
Or solemn vow, or p!ighted word.
We. what no mortal hand could make,
Nh mortal power can ever break;
What words or vows could never do,
40 words or vows can make untrue;
And if to other hearts unknown
The dearer and the more our own,
Because too sacred and divine
For other eyes save thine and mine.
And see, though slender, it lie made
OF Love and Trust, and can they 'aue'
While, if too slight it seem, to pear
The breathings Of the summer an
We know that it could bear the weight
Of most heavy heart OF lato, a,
And as each day and hour has HOWL
Stronger for its burden grown
And. foo, We know and feel again
Ii has been sanciltied by pam,
w. Via, Cod J,igns 10 try with sorrow
lie means not to decay to morrow;
Rn, though the fiery trial last
When earthly ties and bonds are past,
What lighter things dare not endure
Will make our love more sate and pure.
Love shall be purified by Pain,
And Pain be soothed by Love again;
So let us now take heart and go
Cheerfully on, through JOY aud woe;
No change of summer sun can bring.
Or even the changing skies of spring,
Or the bleak winters stormy weather.
For we shall meet them, Love, together!
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~oIJNRI.y HOTEL, FOX RENT OK "a "a

" IEhSE-TMHEUTAIE FOEsT.s.@IV''' EeS
above nII .,d w.II established Hotel il for If"' ,r
viii, immediate session There ars chamber ;r
for Two hundred beds The dining room lie e. D!
e. coot;us wishing SC aud large stable and i"fs'
Tis properly we'll know that any iu'i i"at viii
ZION ia unnecessary To y good 'elh1, t EEESSHAW.
reasonable
Iuiy lJ-ctf
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WILLIAM iSATTAILE,

ATTORVEY At LII, YILOO CITY HISNaII' Z,
CONTINUES to practice in the Courts held at a.
~ AMI in those OF the Fifth Judicial District COM
Of III" counties OF iazoo, Madison, Holu.s, Leak ~, "A
Winston and Sunhowrr; Will give strict attcnny. ~
lection Of clnins, payment OF taxes and sdu'ra
titles in either vi those counties Refers 10 n.
Peake, Esq, Richmond; DR.. F: J. Striking, terirr
Thos F. Knox, ESQ., fredericksburg; Mcssrs = n.
Green & Co. New Orleans; M.ssrs J. Wide ~ ,,r n
York; Gen. VIM F. Gordon, Albemsrle, va; wit
Coma. wn.hiuntun cty Ocl 49,
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land FOR SAFE IL HANOVER.

EEAViNG purchased larger estate ODER Tor sal. ,b
II plantation winch now reside, IN the Couu,v :,
Hanover sli hall rni.ss from the en-; -,
Richmond and mile from the ,urnpkSnn
the ms!u road leading Old Church This rsct wouYj
max" two desirable Fanns-!st, thr house tract, VII
n!u; 100 10 l20 would make cxccllen, mark,
farm Til" lind l. light, risily worked proiuccs VOL
being the most OF II wei, lined with she'll lime the b,u
Ia.s consist OF dwelling with seven rooms brIes bs.e
mrn'- large barn shielded tor sable ruom srsnary darv
kichcn smoke house, &c all complete, with large o.,
clard OF good summer and winter fruit
I'd The tract the North side Of aud immediately O,
the road with about 10 This tract has ., .
framed house kitchen &c., with lnrge youa.o,
chSrd select fruit Most of the open land 10 trct ali
well lncd with abundance Of wood Forty.fve scre.
OF this is mud land producing large quan,i,ie, d
y good portion wei! set in herds grass and If aui
in Virginia 10 worth Zoo per acre. this is The ne!st
DOrhOod for good society cannot be- surpasscd healthy AID
convenient To churches Of several denominations ANY
further description deem unnecessary Any wishr:
To purchase will please ch! Gu the subscriber will t,kr
pleasure in showing the premises Terms will be very &c
nmOjaiing Possession to seed Il wheat crop will BE-
given ANY time mud iul possession will be given tie
lst al January. 1851. N b. CLARKE.
For further particulars, apply to GopDIS AprERsos
Oct. 3-cwu
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nm IEKEMIAn : ;-srn:-T

rire. that on Tu'sdny, ihc lith OF October n'N
tlIe oficc OF ~ Il. E!sncy, in the city 81 Phiadcphs
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock, 4. N, and c!ocs
-of tr same day, shnl proceed 70 take the depoo-
John bah, and others 70 be read evidence IN uH .
pending the chnucrry side o; IN" Circuit CGI.
W.s;.uyr"land county, Va in which suit we IRE PLAN
md you and others ire defendants
DALE ROSS & WlTiiEh-r
sept iG--rw.w THOMAS JONES, lr, .. -
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Il His WIFE As y,u not residents OF the "a
Of Virginia you are hereby notified Ihm shall on NJ
day. the l0t day of November isd, apply by motion to
County Court OF Caroline county Tor the appo'n'n''
n Trustee, in place Of Ira White, t@ho ha. departed
ht') In certain deed executed L" me sail " hi'" D
beu,f, of yourself md others. by cambridge Lurnpr
which .nil decd j. dated tn" 18th day Of Feoruary -,
and was rccorded in the Clerks Office Of said CoGf'
the l:.h day Of December. ls1s .,,
Sent .D--cRfc MARTHA IMf NJ
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ELECTION UPPER MICHIGAN.

DETROIT (Mich.,) Oct. 6.-An election for State
Senator and two Representatives wrs held in the up.
p.r pennsuar Of This State on the Both of Septen
Der The Democratic candidates were elected The
minority for Senator was about l.00D.
NORFOLK COUErY CoUKT.-Judgs Z. H. Baker
presiding. Commonwealth agains, w. L. Walker for
horse stealing. The defendant was sentenced u three
years Imprisonment In the pententiary.
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" land or wood land, sry rom % , 10 nv adtts.
jaime. River or some other n ".,sn price, distance
with full Psc"'aI .s s "%" 81 wood per cord at "i
~ Valley Forge Post once, Pennsylvania
Aug lg--ct
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'D'ET'Iy 'UHII, .Fpl''IIIDfT -Th, Ie.D.
Joseph I. crown, III MS own right md Gs guardian
his infant son, James 4. Brown, PIaint!"
against
Mary Nrwby, adruin.,ratrix of Newman Newly dec.
John iiorncr and Elizabeth .s WIFE J. w Gilmore a.
Mary his wii: Chastan d. Jnc son aud Rcbeccn hi. VII
Joseph n. william Msoniah, Martina Ann aud III
i. Sc"hy, Defendant
Tho object Ot this sTiti- 10 obtain nhnrr"r for the y'
n: tn" personal esntc ut Tn" -md Newman Newly de-
Hui Hppca!ns 10 :hc satisfaction Oi the Court that W.
nah Nwby, OF the d"f.nlrut- in this cause Is uo
r. irn this C0nmonw ca!:h il ia ordered that fhe 81
defendant do appear Lcr. within month snr' d4
publication this uo;cc and do what il necessary 10 P
her in.r.s IN rtI- st aud that copy oil M: orc
81 published f1r tour ,ucccssvc weeks III tho hichi
Enquirer newspaper published in the city OF RichmoL
and tina, copy Of This order b" posted for one no'h
the front door nf the court house o! this county.
COpy-Tss:r.
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TAVERN STAND AND LAND FOR SIN

fGNilE subscriber Offers for Gale the Tavern uou.
Ni'hoi" r0uit House, tSummersviie) FOCAL
WIZ! 81" acres ct land ndoin!nC the village ''~''
The tavern house has been newly rons;,oj ,
uin' IL rooms. The lot contains upwnrG nnc COT
he 'r oon'- hous" square. The stable lot qunrr 1S
"t,-'"oI" hew hhd roomy. 1t is rood ,sy, , W a.
' n,'n ~, 'N:eint stand ;or orc,hc. or,. r"on ~
M "h''ei 'h' tavern root. The bar W - p, : ~" ."
nnnun. W. "S' e!rtN per
ne tnh - very rich som" a"res cIcnred ami sbou -,
h x ti'ira'loh DrlHnc" excellent pasture lsrj
o'HlS Extraordinarily rich II abound, with rho Sn '.!
urn 1 excellent coal "it!lin halt mile OF the Tsyer
i"r" are Two wells o: the hWcsi water ON lin. ,o,.,
lot. Tie garden is very tor,;la 1'jr t 'Hf 'a|sfh
Iii MACK -inth 'hapoH the lot The tavern sIu
rents Tor $50 year '''" a''h"
iEHMS.-ln rc" thousand dnl!ars az GOO sy5nO coal.
Wv, "Hihhc" III hni years notes hcar;r. r..,o., "'
PERSONS desiring 10 purchase II great bnra.;n
make speedy application prrson u '''' enousd
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EIFrY DOI,I.tHS KE,,Akp

Z iSCONDEn, nhuGt the nrst OF The present yc.
IA ARC HER. II bright iiTntto about 20 years =.
ir-cbrd iart and mb,r sw"d. II" may be- about k.c..
n,uni where hc lived. or in tn. n".hborho0i Of
GOoir's Bridge III Chesterfield county, where lis moiUr
lives will give the above reward O! rity dollars de
vcrrd to me- or put any mil in tho Sutc Virgins.
tina; 20, possession ui Eiui.
Address John SPEARS
Guardian Or Misses Paterson,
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'III'I'ITNTT IIH lNbF'd
Sent l,i--cIvii MSC"n l.. O.. PowhntHn county. VI.


y Tor MrrknhUr- County ut the Court House thee
o., Friday the latn day OF September, in the year L..
Rvrr-. Minerva, Lucy, Emliy. Mary, pheba, Ann boa.
i.s. David, jim, Ann Eliza C!ariss., Silva, Tom. D.ry
til. miller and L" Peter, slaves emancipatod hy ID,
will Oi Pleasant Barnett, also William Evnls ami Polly lis
wife -ni krO"r"H Johnson, fltF.
Against
Patrick n. Burnett aud Jesse T.. Crown. john W. VI
Iiau!srn and Jss+" l. Brown Executors ui William Bur.
nett: dee Il. ri-u Jc-- j. Brown in hi, own riyh, al
ness Burnett, john II Thompson Henry Hunt ami sally
his w.t. Ilnncy Crntchr simeon Hague and Fanny li
wife" Elizabeth Lane. T. g Meadows and lane hi. wife
NJ D. Lame rud Martha hs wife r. D. Hooper and Ega hi,
wife. J.a" Oliver and her children WHOSE nance sal
her unknown John Oliver nGi RsDucca HE wife s,n
NU!in, Benz. Eurn" Margaret Burnett Matthew Burn"'
James Burnett Deborah Burnett, Levi COhenour and Re-
becca lis wife, Samuel Rhonds aud Sarah his wife Geor,
w. Brown, Alexander w. Brown, William Il. Mora a.!
Susan r. his wife, Henry Tyler and Frances f. hi, wife,
John n. CahOon und Mary Ann his wife, mud william P
Wise Dets
Upon motion Ia admit record the will of P!ea.Su,
Burnctt.
Itappcarins the Cour, TINT since the last h,
Court Jane Oliver. vi the defendants in this
has departed this life the same is suggested on the recon-
and II also appearing that her estate has been coult~i
To the hands -, Reuben Puryrar Sheriff for admius's
ton and h the said Reuben A. Purycn sheriff and AZ
minsratcr aforesaid Ii interested In this prob-,. o.
motion u' the laid Big Peter and Others, by counsel i,
ordered l", summons b. issued agnas, him 10 apprr
here uu Ia" fret day oi the term Of The Court,
snow cause. II any he can, why the sn!d should
be revived and be further proceeded in, in tho nnnr
the said PurycHr, as administrator ~ aforesaid.
And II also appearing 20 the Court, that the sid IN'
Diver i"ii the following children and di,trbutrcs. g.
nnud Oliver, Wilson Thomas and Srbrinu his wifi" 40:
John ". Thomas aud Elizabeth his wife, who lH:''
cscd ID this prObn', that they not residents Of ~
state on motion OF the said Blk Pr;or and Others. p
pnuad:rs Oi the -aid will by their said attorney IL ID
icrcd ;la, The sAd Edmond Oliver wills ia Tipma. 81!
S'b:inn his wife. and John w. Thomas rnd Elizabeth ~
wife, do appear her" on the arst day u the ,e:s
a1i show cause why the said paper writing ,houl NJ
ilne 20 record the true last will aud trstaru, u. y
al Pleasant EIrnctt; and that this order be pub.s"
OIcr week tor four successive weeks the Nich.r
inquirer, n ncwspaprr published in the City OF /
mo ld sGd n'su b" posted at the front door OF the Gu
House OF this county, the first day OF the Cou7
Court. 4 Copy-Trs:e:
Oct 4--cwiw r. p. BAPTIST. h. c.
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"riIE MUSIC or THE UNION.v
THE POETRl OF EQEdL RIGHTS,
The Clad Glorious Songs OF the Great Dem
az,

The Clad, Glorious Songs OF the Great Demo.
cratic Party.
lie; me max" tn" Songs OF free people. aud not
win" s Law .tiycr-"
THSO r.l those who hive cit the Of new soul
L. ring Lays. in III" labor and strife Of hi, .xcilu.
CaInpuil-to all who would feel their thrln. ind crrr.
mg in III" joyful hours ol .oc!A! communion al,
the Guict.r of sober rccciiuuto every member If
the .reat Democratic Conservative Party the Union III.
,ub,rribrr bcs- That he il publishing
large variety oi ~
DEMOCRATIC LYRICS.
For the Camp-Map adapted To every purpose Of d.spc!i
tons and public AMI private usea OF unacceptable
sentiment and publi-nci be within the reach M
the humbest members o! the gr"n NM onsl Democracy
The collection embraces upwards OF tty d!rrrn; songs.
from grave gay, from lively 10 severe They nIc
printed in II handsome ornamental style. md vii sent
pos; paid To- Huy address receipt Oi price iUlOus
Single song. c;- do, - cts; hive do 81 do -
c,- twenty i've do 81 nifty do, ~ 10 Small amount,
should hc sent III pustag" -ramps. When lose than the
who'll collection j. ordered, cho!c" selections sent
~ b",sl deductions made To ihos" who buy .tn
again Fivr tGll will he sent for 50 lively" do
$40 Sc Bank notes current where issued taken pat
ORDERS elected from al paris Oi thu country sal
pronrp, attention pledged. AdGrcr-
l.. NJ. r.. COOKE. Puh-.,r
Sent nJ--cw.Iw Frederick CIV Mury l.lL
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TREE Hill, tHcnricO cOuniy,)

October }, 1856 o'clock, T. NJ.
SIR Your note has ust been handed lie, and
whilst am disposed To accommodate you in every
particular not incompatible with my own arrange
Inenis. which have been made in accordance with
what understood Ia attach to my position, regret
TINT do not feel at liberty To make the chanyc you
propose. b. Is. Bolts.
X. 4. Pryor, Eaq.
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N,R-Thr who'd and rosi mi - ,uEt lons", Va
the interest On the whole" clcar, by sale in rb IN p"y
About S.uIO worth OF goods be sold n,,,u.I - -;
per cent proh' To man desiring TO keep tavern .c,s
AMI email farm this Oers aivau.a,r. I'm, ,,.'
perry ~ thu Sthc. n ~ L.
.t;l. lsI--Cw2lD Whir and EysmI,.- 49,,
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lALlABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM AND Nil I~,.>co>-~-~--~o

VALUABLE FARM AND MI c~o>~~>~>-~-->o-
4 WILL sell privately my Farm r.,
":s and 'a nj G ad with Dwsss
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, .is,sJ ana tsrs"
OF Buckn-hnn on Slate River, "a navgable
miles oil the Court House. and - miles E!''
River $50 acres cleared, md the bs,nro 'ai!e,
Iand well nbered 1t is" tine stand for ncrcha
separately from the Farm, ii purchasers desire " 81!
Terms accommodating. Address the .uh.r,n
Chambers Mills, T.. o., BuckiEg cham Comfy "a ' =.
Innr !l-.cfi GEORGE CHAMBERS
GREENWOOD, 4 VALUABLE FARM IN u,,
OVER, ON THE OLD STAGE ROAD, TEN M y.
ABOVE RICHMOND. FOR SALE. IS
'HNHE Subscribers authorized to sell the f,,
which Mr.. James +. Huffman Resides lc %:
~ above containing .IG acres of which about
cleared and now IN good heart The buildings on ~
Pi"cc ARE nearly new, ana In good repair and &c
PIE Tor mrs family. There is a large garden s,tS4'
hSood supply oi fruit and well of fine water 90
IL Is an admirable location for q physician; none ma,
siding nearer than Il or miles WE
Terms accommodating Apply TO
Sept 23-clm GODDIS e. Apprp.,
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RICHMOND, Oct. 3, Isis o clock, p m.
SrI:-Prptesring against the time and place, III cS-
posing. The parties III this affair To unnecessary ah-
ards ~ ST. yet accept your torlna, anu VIII De III
Washington ia accordance with your arrangements.
ROGER q. PRYOR.
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RICHMOND, Oct. 3, IS.b-3 D Clock.
SIR In response Ia my appeal to you 10 name
the earliest practicable period for meeting. have
promise under your hand TINT there should be "no
unnecessary delay" The result is. that after defer
ring definite reply for tortye,ht hunrs you at last
agree Ia meet me next Tuesday morning in the vicin
ity u! Washington city. There il much talk over the
country about this affair and it is hardly possible that
the utmost prccauon can prevent an arrest. am
impell, too by considerations which it is not proper
for To mention in this noe, appeal TO yunr gen.
crosby against the very unreasonable delay y0n pro
pose. !, therefore, suggest that You 81 far modify
your arrangements ~ To appoint the meeting nj sun.
rise Tomorrow, and at such place in the ncighb"r-
hood at Richmond ~ You may suggest. ] request IN
;nEneiiae reply, which my friend, Mr.. Chsinan.
vii! receive Mt DR.. Doves office, between the h"nrs
al five aud eight this afternoon. em &".
ROGER 4 PRYOR.
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TRrE Hull Henrico, Oct. ], 1856.
SIR ] have received your note OF date by the
hand, Of Mr.. Harrison, aud have TO say that at the
earliest practicable moment tbe assured of 10 unna.
cessa-y delay will name Time, place and wcapOns,
through my friend, who will communicate with your
friend, Mr.. Harrison.
| am, &c, b. Is. Bolts.
p. ST. send this by your friend Mr.. Harrison.
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KlCHHoHb, OCt. >, In.h.
DEAR SIR: Ii IL proposed that the contemplated
meeting between yourPeif aud Mr.. Bolts should take
place nenr Washington city. Mr.. Bolts will immc-
din'cly place himself nut Of the State. will be i'll
whiting at the National Hotel, in Washington, on
Monday next at eight o'clock, A. NJ. when the precise
spot will hc suggested for the meeting. early Tues
day morning following; weapons pistols; distance.
ten PAGES. Very respectfully, +. j. SMITH.
Il. a. PRYOR, Esq,
Through your friend, Mr.. Chisman.
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RICHMOND. Oct. |. 1886.
DEAR SIR: have been requested by Mr.. B. b.
Bolts 10 say 10 You that in the event you should de-
sire to communicate with him. he may be found Mt
Tree Hill, the residence of Mr.. F. Stearns.
Very respectfully, +. j. SMITH.
K. A. PRYOR, Esq.
n. B.-This note not received till the challenge was
srnt.l
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