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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-22

OHIO DEMOCRATIC pLATFORM-A NATION
AL ONE. AND UNANIMOUSLY ,Dnprrn
W. ,r,,I;s,,.d :, ,,o...-,..,.
We puo'isneu III Jes'eFu"y paper, lsays The Dny-
toni Ohio, Enqurerl the resolutions adopted bv our
Strife Convention. Every nerson who has r.od ,bo,o
o,,d - for,;-;e- wi,, ,ho ,, -
'N w " f''"1'f''' - '"e Neu"cta'-
c pnr'y' VII! see that they come up 10 the mark,
meet the prominent Issues of the day, and place our
narty in Ohio in line wit, the National marty of ,L
Mon We Cpngratula,. our fri.ui. urnn tIs resmI,
7 n. duc;rin. of popuisr syyer,i,uty hus ,rn,r,IJ
Thc uripcipIe of tI. Nebraska Xii has hc., ",r"
,d:--nud we are now ready in Ohio. fur a u;tch.d
hattie with the combined hosts of interrnr. and IN
nn,cisnl, looking forward with hone yea viii, IonU
inc for the day when we shall mset our .,rmi,s t.
hst,l. urrav
The first resolution adopted, reads as follows.
Resolved Tha; slavery il a domestic institution
and that Congr.s, has neither the power o l.psln.
il into any Territory or STATE nor 70 exclude II b.r.
from c IL asvc Inc peo,r thereof perfectly free m
firm and regulate their domestic ius,ituts in mir
own way subject To the Constitution of the United
States"
BY this it will be seen TINT the Democracy of Ohio
agree upon prin:ipir; no; merely upon policy They
take their stand upon the ground that Congress h;I-
neither the oo~sr to lcyisatr il into any Territory
State; nor Ia exclude II therc!rom; "bm 10 i'"r" Ms
pr0pic thereof perfectly free tO firm and rrcuIaicrh
0mrst'r institutions an urir wGy, srIjeci To III.
Constitution Of TIE CH'lrd S!atcs." Our readers will
ais" observe that the tter part OF inns resolution Is
taken "ord i"r "ora from ihe NepraSka pili Hsrl!
hhh 'nht our S'"e convention mas mus endorse"
.he Prn,c'p'e VI polu'"' sovereignty a' ''nef"eeo l"
'''TS N, pin n.o, ,oo,,.; ,h;oL :; o,,, ,,.,
nrJ ,sh .m ,n, .' n,r,',m r..o,r,i',s oS;r,n j.;
m".u ,aN' 'a", ,". ,eSo.",'Trs, , ms .', II,
'"sH Wv. ~ o"G" ,;! a"n
,.nt ~ ei."ose aN rs ~" s..'ua,"S' IN
psnnp'u VI I' " G. r ~, ,' m.'.,
i, "a ''aiu i"'' 'I; 1 r .'
; I ;!o 'o ".
t'ons 'l'o lhr p"l'''c"' a''''' Il" "f"'E' eo''"ls
| "nr M, uas'stI""I' .' .... ,.r
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VIRGINIA LAND OFfiCE,

II
~ r,uf,-m,v with the Code Of Virginia oi - HSt
,S!, ssc,.on &c, 90 hereby make known 10 al Mn"r
-sy conc".u that !; appears By cc:Hc"'. H' Se es
oi TIE city o; Petersburg, dg,ed 'hc nh HA! o'
,uua.y $50. and received no the Land o''s o' "r
tsy o January ls, ,ha, by inquest held Oh 'e 1I
fy q: prccmp.r sj the following lots n ta' e'! VI
k:e,,5u.; OF which Charles Kara dad HtseH' ha'e
.p iouni eschsatrd 10 this Commonwealth, 10 VIZ: W.T.
. One house and lvt the late rcs!G"Ecr "i H!a ua'
k,aainia. brick dwelling co!'n' nr'hs az POM o
Nc, .,rcc, running South - Tee" Wet ) 'rt Hortl
k r-, thence Ess,warGiy "a .se'. WIZ: snai 'o III rear
kai dOinius. i by - ;-s'.
! in. south, Nos ami . Ta" "r-f NJ l. -: ieet On
Es,Set street, bou,ld.! W.'t ny T. Jones about
feet il peins 10 ic,t deep. II. SECOND o', No D. ~
.; from, and res- Merc: il being on the No:n
Ene from Msrkc Stree back lo zee; deep on the SOUTH
!, ne from Market street. bntk III tee; deep.
"a one touse and 10: 'se East .de o. Donor'e Alley
a. e.,tron bounded BY Frsscr lot the North, on ,h'
ra.r by Harriss' lo;, or the SoUih 10y Narsh's lo:
in One house snd lot Short Market street dcvi-et
j, :ad OlIars ny Ms. w lu.nue, having brick dwell
L., &C. thefcoh the West sdc oi Short Market street
!, m rout and running Lrck - feet with 10 loo
a gF running from the rear TO Low street.
:. H. PARKER,
REGISTER Land IIlhce.
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COL PARKER II. FRENCU-A TRIAL De
MANDED.

MASDED.
Col. French aird his troubles with tile United States
authorities in New York engross public attention
again. notice having been served upon the District
Attorney in that city Wednesday evening" that the
Co!oncls counsel would make motion OF some kind
Oh Thursday morning, quito a crowd assembled in
the L. States District Court to what was going
turn up.
Hon. Francis B. Cutting rnse and moved that in
asInuch il had been HscertaiIed that an Indictment
had been found against his client, he desired to move
70. an immediate trial. Mr.. {. supported HE motion
by powerful speech against the Government. which
he accused of moving sieahy in the dark 10 do the
behests Of despotisln. He complained OF the proceed
ings against Col. French Unfair, and reproach to
the patriotism aud intelligence Of the age. He did
believe that espubc sentiment OF the country would
approve them.
Mr. Mvkeon, the District Attorney returned shot
for shot, charging upon Mr.. Cutting dispnsition 10
convert the present ease In purpose which had ne
cessariy connection with HE motion thathad been
made. He had doub, that the object Of III" roun
sci was la promote tbs views ui Ill" Accessory Tran
sit tnnpnny. They were NJ the bottom Of the whole
aialr. They were even now engaged in the nclnrnus
attempt (" convey fresh recruits To Col. Walker
Moreover, he desired 10 call attention 10 the fact that
Mr.. Cutting, who stood there advocating these viola
United StHtcs against Col. Kinney. The Government
of the United States recognized the same government
in Nicaragua noT that existed then.
The Judge decided tlnt he could not force the
Dstrlc. Attorney tn try the case Immediately, aud
that officer must exercise his discretion 10
the time when prOret ding. should take place. There
upon the court adjourned.
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:. Mnsrx Exrrxnrn At Tile MuIrArr Ixs1r1r-
THIRTY. FOURTH LUAGkESs-FlR.r SEa:i-y.
10 l.

SEN.rE.-Tee Sei'atc not in .essi"n to-day.
HOusE-Mr. Cliuynaa offered rea"lutl"i. ;i"i -
ring roll call no debate personal -1plann:. sr" nl
in order; and this rule and The rule limiting nci::' 20
ten minutes debate, shall not be suspended rt'-. :
unanimous consent. Mr.. e. thought the II us" m !.
degcnera.rd into mere debating society. W.. Q
was more likely to result in an election than tii' sr''
spent in di>scussng which only serves ,n II r..i
parties. thus increasing the difficulty. 1herr'rDr.'.
was adnp:.t. The House then voted f.r 50 r,. p,
with the blowing result Bank. -, Rc!4r rt,
Fuller o. Pennington 3, Campb. 3, .cs:;trir;; : -
Necessary ~ 4 cb"cc l'f2
4 debate -..-,tti involving the slavery rrcs.. =,
h. plurality rulr nf 1919. and III. opinion h Vi g =
a r-sulut On that for one werk, unless u SV. u""-
-h5ud be sooner elected, no debare ,le hc ~" Ter
uule.s by unanimous consent. Tne re'r a'i'i N's
adop,ed by Il maj rry The Hnu". t!.ru Il H.. -.
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For the Enquirer.
A CARD.

DR.. Powell complain. that the petition OF the Exc
curve Society has done him injustice IN rcpre'en
ting indirectly that he voted against the rcpes OF the
iuspection on guauU question in which hs was per-
sonslly interested.
Cer;aiuly no such imputatiou was intended to be
os.t ON him by any member OF :he body but only to al
low bin the beucnt Of what was thought to be bis
position On the subject aud due regard to his feei-
ngs requires that the explanation should be made a'
il is very rbcerfully by
MEMBER or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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CIVIL. WAR KANSAS.

ST. LorIs, Jan l9 -Advices fron K!ckapoo, an
nounce that conflict had taken place at Eas,"i' ~
Kansas. hetween company from Lawrence. un"e'
Cap;nn Brown and the hickapno Rangers \ mum
Der Of persons were killed, and several wniiItra on III
both sides. Many person. are aockns to Eas!on TO
take par, in settling ,hs affair. The disturbance Is
supposed to have originated ut tbs election Oh 'o'
lSth inst.
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AN ADMISSION.

The Boston Courier, In speaking of the sab.trsar
sury. says:
ave are of the opinion that it has been the mean.
Of preserving to the United States an average of
nearly twenty millions Of hard money, which, but for
the establishment OF thi. sys.
tenn ct the time 1t was formed, would not now have
been present in the country.
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FROM HAVANA AyD MEXICO.

NEw YORK, Jan. IS he steamship Cahsrt- =
arrived from New Orleans, bringing HavaHn g. z
to tho i:};h. he Spanish S!eani-r Mexico, '"ilr I
Vera Cruz Oh the 18th, carrying, it 10 reports = ne
Of SaEta Auun's Agents to observe tie pU.'..s-.
state OF affairs in Mexico.
Advice. from Mexico by N. steamer C!yH' .'L:o
sha. affairs in that quarter wear gloomy s'ptG''
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TwFYTY.FIyE D0LIAKS REWARD.

IA ANYWAY ,.om hs subscriber Oh Fridsy ine SyH 20
X r. ,v.,nocr, uesro boy BY the nsue oi fhlLLif.
.oou; !. ve1rs o. age. hve icei three or !ouf
H. ,s ra,c. ,k:ck set, sbou: the color Of ag:ng.s
lac, aud large eyes; mas hnnit OF ro!nns hs
80 wrer:,,A Or iaus shng. which look very ~hite al
- -, I;;.. inclined 10 swagger and cT"s MS
H. ,b.n - s.u Il" is carpenter by trade wSs ooln
H. r,.,, IL K aland virginia, and Will, pernap' Try 70
vii y. Tho sgov. reward ior his apprehension and
c,ery 20 ne or Tor MS confinement in any Jail 70 that
sn 80, l. COLBERT.
Sew.Bern, \. 6.
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THE wAkEMaNrrEs OF NEW HAVEN.

New HA.E:, Jan. 1.-THE Grand Jury this at
tsrnoon indicted oIT..ei Sly as principal, and Khoua
Waksmsn !,he proph.,essl and Thankful! 8. Hersey
Their trial will soon take place. Abigail Sables and
Josiah Jackson were this evening discharged from
prison. The prophecies wept like mn infant on being
told that she must remain. Mrs. Hsrsey said, point
Ing to the prophecies, hey little know what ihey are
about in shuttipx up that person here.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY

effect peace. 1t the duty of those who formed Il,
not to stand idle, interested or fucous spectators
Of the Tray, but to join in the fight 1t the greatest
most momentous battle In which mankind ever yet
engaged ltis better, conscienousy, to take either
aide, than be cold, calculating, selfish ncutrals.
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FiETY DOL,LARs REWARD.

nrSAWAY ::o,r tee subscriber Gn she 3lst aaJ .!
tk D-c,n5rr is.5 negro irna who CALI a!nse1'
WILLIAM SINGLETON. he u about ak ger ne,'
,ao: wlh strlgb, hair. very A;'e beard n:S h.ontt
nv or Win viii safely deliver ,he aicf aid negro 20
:, Tns rsw.rd Will or Increased AZ ne saoa.a oe
,p,.h, I'd, any where Out OF ;es coos u
'.i 70 So il up2rehended on: o. 'e unIeri,uel a Red
YAK GroSe, ena'o s01-''' MACK A. MOSELY.
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nAS AWAY from the subscriber, the l2;h oi Au
II gust last, likely negro boys, DAVE anc
cpiRyES Dave ia about 20 years old, I've feet four
~. ,cAss high weighin: about $50 pounds, very black
-, ips aud is iacned to when spoken to-
ABOUT tv, eight inches high. 80 year,
~ .cchu- abou, ltD pounds, light complexion and has
,nnce between his from; teeth, IS knock kneed,
= her y slr..i.n walk. / will pay the above re-
10, their delivery confinement IN any jail so that
"a ~ ''''''' JEREMIAH FJNDERBrRk,
I',t q 4 Carolina.
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NAVAL ClI'kH MARTIA

PHiLApELPa.A, jan. l9.-T Juuge Advcra:7 -
IN. Court Martial is still absent. II is .ulp"., II o.
detained by l.e In the Potomac. ~hict rrr,':'-
renchiug Washington. Captain Rtchir. C.,i.;-- 3D.. 81
Ex-senator Copper, and josiah kauas.!. !. .c 49,.
is absent ON account of sirku.ss.
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New Directors.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-By the arrival OF the
steamship Texas, We have Vera Cruz dates to the o
inst Political affairs in .xcu were in the
fused condition at last .cccuuts,-no particu"'
changes having occurred. Heavy nOrthrrs have bee
experienced in the Gulf Tie British bark dagger
went ashore on Christmas day al Vera Cruz aud be-
came a total us3.
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, ..v,curseTTs PERSONAL LlBERTYBIIL

nosTuS. Jsu. ls-Mr. Thomas, American, intro
dr.sd m the Hous. to-day bill for the repeal of the
parsnnai Liberty Bill which tabled. The Gov
armnr's message relative to said Personal Liberty Bill
Wa referred 70 Joint special committee Of Eve Seu
o,ors aud ono Representative from each Cougression-
al dstriek
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,oy, DvMOCHATIC CONVENTION.

CHlcAo Jan. 1.-THE Iowa Dsmosrssi,es ssla s'a,e
Convention hes chosen Geo: McCiess s,. ~, c.,
is.y e, rsssursr fs,s and James B,ser for Attorney
,uae s"d esh, delegates we're appOed to the Cincinnati
Convention It is understood thas TIE Delegates are
IJ,.J IN ,upport Douglas.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. l9.- Flour 10 hichfr; s'.''
n ward street at g D6 s. I2i City Mi,s So ~
is unchanyed red 81 7Oa ~; white 81 eh' :! 'j'
Yellow Corn "a d 76", white rs 7ac. Pr {" -" - d,
sorn-wba, frmer. Bacon shuu'deIssi -'a., $3.50 .!
q a; hams III lie. M"ss Pork sri SH.
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afJSSJSsJppI T. y SENATOR.

w,sHlyGrvy, Jan. ls.-Despatches have been re-
ceiv.d here announcing that caucus OF the DEMO
ors,jc ,nembers .: The Mississippi Legislature mas
nnmiuareI Jefferson Davis. ESQ, for the 7. =. scn'
ate for six years from the 9TH Of March, loo 'n' e'
niratiou Q! Mr. Adams tvrln.
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DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF vIR GINA


DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF vIR GINA
FOR 1856.
By the Stockholders. Byte ELec"ttre.
Ar RICHMOND.
James Caskie, George W. Randolph,
Archibald Thomas, John j. London,
Wm. GRAY Robert W. Hughes.
Alfred T. Harris Ben. +. Dickinson.-
Thos. X. Price,
At NORFOLK.
Myer Myers, J"hI James,
John +. Doyle, WIN. S. Mallory.
n. C.. King. J.J. l'lUod4ood.'
James K. Barry"
Joseph Bragg, I. I. Is, .g-G.
John Rowlett Ell. q. Ja,lrs
John II. Patterson, W. Il. Josii:'o"
Branch T. Hurt
At rREpERrcxssuRo.
| Eustace Conway, W conway,
| NJ. Slaughter. James ii. Bradley.
| John 5. Caldwell, john =. Moncurc.
| D. II. Gordon,
At LyScHBrRG.
| Chiswel Dabney Cha.. n. Ivtch,
John Hollins, Seth Wontirtl
James NJ. Cobbs, Thos. Joh:'"n.
NJ. 5. Langhorne,'
| ar pAsvfLLE.
Thos. p. Atkinson, W. c. Claiborne
| Wtn. G. Craghead, IS. Henn:rs,
! Stephen II. Turner" Chas Lucas
! Chas. NJ. Cosby,
| At cHARLFsTos.
James C. Mcfarland, Matt. Dunbar,
| W. Chamberlain, John ii. Goshorn,
| Isaac Read, Francis Thompson.
| james RuIner,
jar BucH,sAs:
| Chas. T. .Beale, W.D. Couch,
| n w Kean ". VI. Wood,
| Andrew l.. Boyd, Walter g. Turpin.'
e. Breckenridge
At PORTSMOUTH.
r. ". Baugb. John Cooke,
John G.. Hatton, u. Henderson.
| Thos. Brooks Jr., John VI. Drewry
j. A. Jenkins,
| At UNION.
John Eebols, Nat. Harrison,
| l. NJ Byrnside Andrew n. Johnston,
Ger, w Hutchinson, Ben. b. Steele.
| james II. Alexander
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Scotch Jaixe remarked 10 case D. !"re nm -
.i.,.r tha, he was surprised uoue of The coun.' Il
r.f.rred to jacob marrying t~" ri-ters. ANA I" ",
fact that vu. Saviour wus descended ffo.0 wv v.
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NANAI EnlLu MARIlAL,

PHrLIpELrYlA, Jan. lS.-Tbe Naval Court Mar
tia for the trial uf Commander Ritchie, for using IN
sulting language to Capt. Dupont. member OF the
Retiring Board, met to-day but its organization *a'
prevented by the absence Of Capt Mcintosh anu 'le
Judye Advocate
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ur,vy SENTENCE uH A BURGLAR.

TREs1os,N J, JAN F.-EtwarH Norton "'7
WAS lur.Iy convlc;ed Of vsrinu' bu'snrieS h's ''"
only ~ wears old He will be al old map, !! hG ..'-s
to serve his tine out.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

~ SITCIIE. PRYOR & DUNNAvANT.
>~~>~~~~>~~~>>~~>>~>~
,y,, e RlTculE e. ROGER A. PRYOR. EDITORS.
TUEsDAY MORNING, JANUARY D..
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NEW YORK Jun ly.-FIor : :-inpr"'iH. q
Of y ATE brands AZ IS y :" q t.; S"":!,r' .
Wheat c, ina ':ro M! pti''- '"' o. -
pork ia higher Mess s.737. IS ei 10 L..> !.l ..-.-
stocks dull.
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GRAND CuuNcIL.--The committee to nominate
permanent officers Of the Know Sothing] Council
presented the following naules:
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART, President.

- Brooke of Fauquier, Corresponding Sscre-
tary.
John L. Cochran Of Albemarle, Recording Secre.
tary.-l !Natoinal Anrrican.
THE GRAND CouScIL was again in session Friday
afternoon and Friday night, and we understood that
the provisions Of the 18th section of the Philadelphia
platform were being discussed at late hour, but
suppose that no vote has been taken. From conrer-
salons on the street, large proportion OF the delega
ton being members Of the Legislature we have very
little doubt that the platform laid down by the National
Council will be fully sustained. This, however, is
merely an opinion which we give for what it il worth
fSu!urdayS Dispatch.
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VIRGINIA

w iRGiNIA. TO WIT At monthly Court held in
ana tor tie county OF Northampton. ut the Cour,
'"ereoi' on Monday, the lIth dag OF January, g. d.
1ipearns 10 the Court, by satisfactory evidence that
Han 'wo years hive elapsed since thr qualification
d -e"ls a. Mh,iGews rs administrator OF Thomus ~ B.
'I't' H' ieceascd Now, on motion oi Samuel " Ward
Si; oi Ms wife ElLahC!, who formerly widow Of
'ah icnnss y. L. Roberts and :, d.,risu,ec OF tho
"i"a', IT'S ordered thai the creditors Of the said
=, :" D. Roberts, decreased. chow cause on tho 18th
ap.! NJ. Hgainst ne psymen, and delivery Of the
m, h= sa!d decedent to his distributes; snd thu,
=. 'as order be- published once week for four sue.
s"eshs IN the Richmond ENQUIRER, q newspaper
10 The city OF Richmond and that copy be also
ne trent door Of the Court House of this county
osT OF the two next tcrns Of the County Court
an. Copy-Te.te:
BSSeslw LAFAYETTE HARMAEsOE, CTt.
SSNlNIA.-N CHAECEkY.-At Rules held In
Jerks Oiicc Of The Circuit Court of the County
T. \" on Monday. the 7,h day Of January, ls5G,
uIena and " Wnlism DavI. Plaintiff.
A.""' Hir and ais, Dese,d,,,.
Ct ot his su!, IL TO attach all ,he righ, tine in
esr, e''se OF the said John W. Hill in and 10 a Ger.
tr. 70, G! land, lying in the county Of 1IenrIco.
s:a, ont.ng on street thirty feet. more or lesa
8'r, r oack one hundred and hity feet being The
- ts:.l S.y"d to The said Hill by James Bosher hy
"oSeuher lst, 1884, and to subject the said
in o. The claim OF the plaintiffs asserted In
.tisv 70 e5j0 with interest, and their costa.
'e,esy a'n resident of this Commonwealth he
ce,s, Sao appear hcre at the rules to be holden
asreb hoe, OF our said Court on the 6rst Monday
In ,ti 40 ~aa: Ia necessary 70 protect his iu-
~ s-c~iS' acopy-Tss.e:
& WM. FoLKEs, pc.
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REFERENCE
April l2-cly
ALMANACKS FOR ,sz.. "S1'l x

HVST published and for sale by J. WAkKocy p, -
sta.s aWG North Carolina Aimoaees tur l.: i~ r'
fos:'ct u. OF The senate and House o. Delegate. u; "
ia with 'te Courts of Virginia and North Caron, in
e'esS table. Of the number Uf Churches Church mr."
Perry ard Church accommodations in the Tu.tcd Sis,cs
csGsu' ls10)-!rom o:csl documents, and variety OF
fsadns na,teS also. Riddles Charadcs Anagram Rrbus
Iec' Aug 2I-c3t
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CHARLESTON, Jan. lS.-Corton Seie. {: %
week IySO0 balg. Prices are unchanged. s:"- ~
hand 44G00 bales.
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KI.\AWAYSLN JAIL,

VXTERE committed ;se'a!i OF 'h'' eoch,y 10 os.o
w Der last, two raEs"9 sHYe' ., one e5ns g:n'cn
g., IN ,chs. nj; -, 20 fesh marks ths, can die
coy.r H. cIo,ba. co,.:.;s G. blnck wool bat brown
cuisine. cost. AID cioI.6s'scc cotton pants
WILLIAM; Is dari nlala;to sbou, - years old. feet
inches b,b ;.clGtaas consist Of black cioh cap,
blu. cloth con, eack jeans panla and coarse stitched
.oXn .hoe, -uodesh MARKS.
Join ca, b. SICK sTsE s;uce he has been here with the
ay-r bu 4. ,ow ce:,:n. better They say they belong
William Wtnains o: Charlotte County. Virginia. have
s-,;,ep ,Sice and received no answer. The owner OF
.,e sses r-guc to forward prove properly,
osy esease. and ase away, they will be dealt
uib as ,h- sw direc;s PETER TRICK,
roc al-cS'w Js'or of Rockingham county.
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II II" SIhIt pTrpHF"I Ihr IU!t
In conclusion. lcss.s Editors. believe re r"";
of Virginia still cherish those principles o' "ur
rated statesmen which are i.ii:na., n-suc 70 .
will, their Armnry and its D., Guur ana :; =
would fsin wish that H. ,nnsi:'s of n;Et ,..
pendrnc-, shoul be -uG ,.d 10 exist Yet MiG)
longer, least, UNI .., great QUESTION: "a: IL" o.. !
Involving state r,.er.isuty'' ia forever :s,i..a
{.
MONEY EXPESpEp At THE MILITARY lysTITrs. -
The I'd Auditor transmitted dny or two ago 10 ;ha
ute in obedience Call lnade oy that toGy the
I. money expended tie Institute, sRd f.. w.in'
~ since ls Of January Isie. as follows; For .up"yi
."ntz house S2,2i 3e 1c Virginia Military Ir't q,
-57lG &c: Tor Quarterly .-.err D,pa tneut sicj =,
for bGidin. Barracks md prufrssors house, . -
Jg substance sJ32sT 3 for Philosophical Api
a. 900 OV-to:aI, S.s26 %, IS.
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I@f undersigned no respectfully returns his shanks to
fHe s.ourrs o: George Suuudcrs Bro, and TO the
l,ac generally, Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon
a arm Tor Tie past three years and hopes by strict al,
sa0a 10 business. 10 receive continuation Vt that pa
senats shall continue business the late stand Of
snGni"r. Bro. No. $40, Broad street. where shall
Yep wei selected stock OF Groceries. which will SELL
tsaF Il: wholesale retail good terms any other
aahtGen, IL - city. All orders will receive prompt
f.'rfoE. uENETRItS W. SAUNDERS.
Ian y-ilrlci,,
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GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY

|S1Gr;,,hhaL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.
We subscriber formerly OF Richmond, Virginia hay
,.AS established AT Office in this c:v Street a
aoc' IN front OF the Treasury Department, tenders
"'T''e- 70 claimants upon the Government especially
'r'oiaonory serT!tr, aud 20: land bounties and pen
.' !. -lde' TIE recent Hcts ii rOn.rcs-
na'-s purchased The = OF the late David Dor
s"E Ge aat, perhaps, ,h- oriy index which WIS ever
20 70" immense OF r-'olu'ionary papers in the
- a"ior Ohcc III iu:hnOnd lie mas also Il vory CO
f :"aex 20 :h- paIers in all the Other public off, in
r'!io! OF Nlr.i:.s. These aGd the Accommodations
r~.t' sources oi twenty ycar= experience, entitle
- cope TIM; II claim n,rusted 10 him be just he will
. s.o% II, even where the claimant himself may
v-''- A!rahe to do L.
-@s undo. ,he recent act of I'd March. 1885, rir
e.. aces Of land 20 al who in battle CT who
'.;een days, his charges will be- v.cy moderate
FELIX RlCHARD5
u REFERENCES.
Isn, nehry WISE Accoinnc. Virginia
James T. T. iis MSs,S' iS,a, ia Richmond, Va
eond, Va Commissioner OF Prnsions, Rich
Hon John $ pcndie,SS' '';Sr " Land oce Richmond Va.
Hon. Ssn,uel Chiffon, Washington n y H. Va.
Vim j. Ward. Esq.. Baltimore. ~
Lew.a Timberlskp. Esn New ",
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bcccunI OF death Of my brother, Geo B. Saun.
~ te'e ia" sn OF George Saunders d Bro. will be
!0sei !:0. C.. aa'e. TG- o the hEm will bs used
or he 2nrcose oi cioerg up :e business AL persons
a'L' ei'. asair,t tue trG, Of George Saunders in'
.:ta'? W.! res"n: them 20 ,ne undersigned for settle
e; and those ade',ed "l please make payment at as
kAry aday :. poe.isie
pEMEIRirs w sAUNDERS