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JUST SENTIMENTS.


II gives sincere pleasure produce the oio,r
Ing sound views expressed in letter o. Senator \. g
Broyn, of Mississippi acceptin. an invitation ton
banquet at Jackson, the of Government, rendered
by his friends without distinction Of party. Ho,ran
has been trucr TO the South tnan Mr.. Brown. n ;hr
late critical national campaign, rendered
valuable service towards securing The triumph ., 81.
Buchanan and the preservation Of IL" Union. Ii-
solemn warnings OF such merit fie es.l..,t aud
serious attention oi good a.rn everywhere:
~ hope you do me than lstica ~ ta0 ion
nation that have known hogy to be iaithIpl e. ~,
principles OF my own party without giving jus, ..r.,
Of offence 70 those politically opposed Z" u. y
generous competitor never strike az g1:"u.,-..ry
blow, aud manly rive! never oonpisES OF r",.a.
when he has been fairly vanqu.hcd J haze a.n ,ts
supposed these 10 be sound theories; '.Ad I -D.i
understanding has generally existed between ..y
political opponents and myself, il hss brer yr the
simple reason that have act-d upoI them.
"lou righi ia assuming I.a she period ',s
arrived wien all the friends Of the Co!S.iutrH ~,
never before did thr- enemies appear in great fore,
ar display bolder font Or more defiant ~ : 'g
npw. Dangers burst in on every siGc, drd ',; a.I-
Zen who expects 70 fl! patriots grave nr.t not
siumber on hia watch.
"FJr The trlen,,iy in which you -peak "t ny
humble efforts i'll defence ot the constitutional '@
%. the South be pleased, gentlemen, 10 G,c:pr ny
grateful THANKS. t:leG 10 80 ny dH'y, enn y"H'
plaudits encourage me 10 hope that nave r, na'.,
wholly unsuccessful. While my affections ciir.: ",.,
specia tenacity 20 M own section, nv aspiraH". f
the good Of the country are not boUndea by OrnHr.
nary lines but embrace the CniUn IN al! H. pare.
can never forge. that AN SON "f :He 5uura ''1
ha manor BORN" aud honored by her y.frrou- ,,...
terce. But should be recrraa: 10 ;..a rUr,.s, ''p
pulses of my heart il | nd not str.h, III Gls,ace 90.
the whole country. The interests Of lhe.- -.sf:..,
are 80 Intimately interviewer thai blow l.v-,i't
against one is blow lev-lled against all. i "t'.
might the assassin d:clare that Ia did no' : ID '-
body because he only cleft the head, ~ ;'.e ,lI.
assert that he does not Gjure the North when hn o.
stebs the South. Good men at the North nnd-I- . %
this. Let it be our patriotic duty To mid item D.-
pressing it solemn truth oG the rising gr',th.
lion.
"The Northern mind has been deeply poisoned. =
healthy condition OF that mind - not t. ne,clr s
at once. Diligence. patience, Gni,cd '"uTc!'z g.
watching, and .:ring industry will c:GI!c.a
.v We shall have a noble band OF patriots Is; tho
North 10 assist us in our efforts. The OGy quast''
lur US 10 decide ID this: sis the Cniou WORTH bI -a
critlce that il will eos. 10 il :" For mSseii
have decided; and though the prospect be- c'o"av,
shall cuun.el my country;nen to renewed 'rtz ."
this gorous!y patriotic work. hope a. 10 u-....t
day 10 te heard II length OIL this point
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FREE SUFFRAGE 10 THE NEGROES.

The Black Republicans of New York are IA" slr!
wing to amend the constitution of that State
extend free suffrage to the negroes-or, in ota'r
words, to expurgate the present constitutional ro'"
which requires "a three years citizenship, ard =
freehold of TWO hundred aud Gty dollar, 80 ql',.
fcation for man OF color TO VOTE The iar"r..--
tency of this movement the fnr OF tie i,,,h.r-
law party is clearly shown in the following ent'
from the address recently .ssued BY the D-, sn'is
members of the New York Legislature TO their a.-..
stituents:
"rne question involved in this proposed movement
is not nug for the first mo before the people. Il -,
settled in the constitution OF 1921, after full ana t'
ora,c discussion. The agitntion 20 extent tnr -u'.
frags to this class was revived on the h-'it q, 4" d.
abolition purity, but with little effect that Wbn'
H. Seward, in the canvass which first elected hi 10
the flee OF Governor, when n..rrOgaicd hy - ""t#
mittee, consisting OF John Jay s:si G.uii SmIh, n,
20 hs views upon this SAT act, replied, under fa'" 90
Auburn, Oc,uber - 1898 IA follows:
"'I believe that ell men may become comp"'e"'
to the responsibilities Of sell government. ii.H'
siso that nations and u,s" become G"'-7sd -
ignorance To be destitute o :hr 'nfrls""'" f
virtue Gste fer the discharge vi these rrpDns
ties.
The constitution aeems 10 have adopted 't"''
principles ry imposing restriction "a -" ii2h' :
outrage on the part of the cDIored poPnn',"' Be-
stead of their total exclusion. in 'iis rev, '"s ''''
suonal restriction in question ~ Iafc''J 10 DC 70
garded rs u distinction founded eoiry on comp l.
ion: but shuald rather b- consid"r.J '"n' !" q u.
rriminaie between those OF tna race "ho PoseeS !!
-ecni.;.e Intelligence and capacity to discharge ths
r.snonsibili,ies of freemen and tfose VITO do 70. -
Objectionable a. property q'"''tf"noh Is '"r r, z.
a test / am not PrrPT'cd IN say ""pths az rit% ft'
aefmai condition Of that race, nut no test ought -
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REpUBLlCS MUST BE CONSERVATIVE. E.
ENGLAND. THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
That the government OF Great Britain will even
tually bcstow the blessings Of great conservative
republic upon its people, we nAed no other assurance
than the increased and increasing influence ol ihe
popular will throughout its wide doninions. Ihe
constant concessions Of the rulers TO the reh tha'
relieve md elevate the Engli.h history ot the last
half century, in comparison with lts antfcedrnt
chapters; the liberal views OF Leading siatesmen oil
that nation the decadence Of artificial inequality
among men: the appeal OF falmers!on from Parlia-
rnent to The peopIe the interest and sympathy mani
listed towards the United States all attest TOO plainly,
to admit doubt that the deep, sale, SOUND stratum
OF Democratic independence, IN EnSish society," ms
at last been reached and will aoon be ths basis OF sn
enduring political structure, illustrating the supreme
sovereignty of tine people, and opening every avenue
I, ower and plsce 10 ambition energy end ability,
come when or whence they insy-a copy not unwor-
tby the prototype presented by the offspring to the
epcesror-the government OF the United States to
that of Great Britain. When this is accomplished,
the redemption OF mankind from the unnatural thra-
dom of an authority not derived from the only
source of all rightful law, will have powerful advo-
cate in each hemisphere, illustrating their theory by
example, and carrying conviction by proofs, that
can neither be resisted nor denied.
The founders of our Government were no ezcep.
tiops to the national character Of those from whom
they were descended. Their forefatheIs brought
with them 10 Plymouth Rock and Jamestown, the
ya-., of fre -dom in their hcarie. And even they,
avipp from oppression, and seeking atmosphere
Iss tainted with the corruption Of courts and the
tyranny OF in fair aud favored land in ell iis
native nudity, und.;rrbsd since the hand Of the
Creator left it, as if designed for the theatre Of events
which should exemplify before the world an attain
men. of the highest excellence earth, vouchsrfed
by God 20 man even they, say, in their early
love Of liberty, afforded instances not OF contredic
lion to the capacity and character Of the British ma
;ion But they were only examples ia advance Of
the age of the innate adaptation of that people for
the freedom which ihey have nearly attained.
The government Of Great Britain has been,
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n will comnrnc. o,, The 18th January ana clo, ON The
LUZ. io,h Of June ine second Scssnn will commence the
.'Ln oi jay anu ciose the 10Th Ut December.
TERMS, payable at the end OF the Session:
Tuition in the English Departments including
. hih.honhtics, -..-.-..-..---........lJ II 90
ii'n~", eHi d 20
MUSIC, 90. ..-...--..--.......---..O 90
Orna;nenta al Branches cacl cntra. 2 90
La ~ ana Hretk Class, taught by The subscrrr 30 ~
w ln cases OF protrucied sickness deduction will
made.
In tle ordinary Female Schoos of the country wb.r.
one teacher Is employed, it IS impossible for want Of
Tine Tor the teacher devote that constant Dersouul ar.
cition that needed sac schools the little pupil in
music Is necessarily The piano to learn md rn-
ucc i"r music without Hssistncn. Shpuld there be but
ten SCHOLARS and hail hour only devoted by each 10
music the teacher being present five hours of the teach
ere :!ine will BE consuned and bu: .,c lett for the in
6fur"h III ohcr sEpca. TO this may be traced IN any
OF the Complains OF Female Schools.
Ihe great oil Get oi my Schooist the curn:an
personal at.eilon o the Teachers CycIy Dcmr mcnt
FOR Tbs purpOsc teachers employed One 10 nj.
tend TO lie ordinary hgsh Branchcs, including MGhc-
inacs ana t!e Sciences aa the other Music French
hnd OrhrGlcn:a Branches. Miss l.. f. SCOTT viii again
have cha:se ot toe .s Department BY her fidelity and
her nnabiiy vi character she the love Of all
her pupil; AMI tron my exaniugions know that
those under her instruction progress with rdunry
rApidny and proficiency.
In the other Department, embracing Music French and
the Ornamental brsnchcs Miss RESE KSAUrF il engag.
ed lady educated win great cHr.. As n teacher
she has given highest satisfaction employer
patrons Al! that hear OF her is exceedingly cornp.
mcntary Obscrve thu. N gsic The Young Ladies take
Their lessons Invariably in the presence The Instructor
and then retire 20 another Piano 20 practice
frequently examine the young ladies', especially on
such srnnsnG' as ar" SsHeray IN Femslc Schools very
generally known by them. The that thcy
are always prepared.
lu closing, icc it due TO the Young Ladies who have
attended this School express my grateful appreciation
Of their Uniform kindaess each other ana TO every
member OF my ia:ny. Their extraordinary dccoruni
Their handsome observance OF those social propreties
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,,Y THE G3SEHSoR Sf tidHINIA'
y3 ,,>I AMATtON

4 r-. ~. w;itIA. ,-Ot-ihTE md Eli SAT TER
s-e char ;ed in ;he couny OF Marion, with kiliins
ore ,:as N!er snd tha: the .ad Ei sa,efhsla nd;
5,L , justice and is uow going al iaTgs ~ O.
4, o-er reward o. one hundred dollars % any
ncros r per.ons wao shall the sad Eli
and .hver ailn into tn Jail OF Marion county; ana W
no;ecve. require sii officers OF this Coanon"sah CIV.
A,1 .:,.ry aud request the peop. senersy, I, use
g., .o-,ions To- p-orl. mo arrest OF tho said SAT
,.rs,;i ga: 10 ,,sy BE- brought 20 justice.
Gvea .udee tuj hand as Governor and under IN,
. =, Lesser Sqsi OF TIE Commonwealth, NJ Rchtnona
lSss! his sd day Of April IN the gear lo5'.
hENRt A. WISE.
Br he Governor, GEcRss W. Mr"FoRD. Secretary
Il. Commonwealth 60
S.ifriI i abou 2s years of age stands about ak fee
Myh lou-.hnb .toops a !te, long, sirnlsh' nose aht
ioxuca.r loos hcs!,stes when speakins.
ANIL .t-caW
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and is still undergoing such a revolution, a.
Is in consonance with its own aud the charac.e.
Of the peoDle it represen.s-a revolution Ut
der the influence Of intelligence. en!ghtenme, t
and wisdom, which will not be accomplished in
year. or reversed in day. There is point, be.
yona which repub.c9nisrl becomes highly hazard
qua. uness there is Conservative sentiment, to-
Sether with conservative institutions to counervai
the radical tendencies Of all fee government Eng
iand, by nature and education, il essentially safe
iroai such ebuitons Of popular passion, as some.
times endanger our own Institutions And it will re-.
Qrlre ages go 10 impair the discipline of her peo.
pie, in obedience to law, and wear away the old
regulators OF her machinery of government as
TO render IT is Indispensable for an enjoyment of re.
publcansm, that she should have some such conser-
, slavery.
The government of the United States started at a
point which Great Britain has not yet reached.
10 be capable Of approaching ard preserving re.
publican form Of government or rather such repub.
can form OF government snswers the ends of con.
sttuona liberty, the citizens of The United States
know and enjoy it, the people must be naturally
lovers OF law and order, there must be institutions
OF strong conservative character in the er society
As an evidence of which we have only TO adduee
the example of Mexico-a republic in name and in
form, but not in fact. That unfortunate nation. pre
sents spectacle, from which an important, lesson
may be learned.
Enlightened enough to desire free government, the
Mexican people are either too turbulent, too iruo
ranf, or too much divided among themselves to msn.
tain it.
Almost PROSTATE from financial feebeness, torn
win civil disorders, and inenaced by Spain, the
Comonort administration turned to the United States
Tor ald to save Itself and the nation from traitors at
home, and enemies abroad. The fate OF the Forsyth
treaty, like the staff which su old man leans for
support, when it breaks, TO have left the ad.
m'nistration in Mexico staggering and toitering.
Spain still threatens with preparation for war; the
Constitution is denounced from the pulpit; and Santa
Anna, that willy old traitor, hypocrite coward and
cock fighter, it would seen again hac designs upon
the government Should he obtain the reins Of pow
or, the only hope Of liberty in Mexico will be- at
some future day, under the guardianship of the Uni
ted States
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CE STli Al. HOTEL.



'A$HiS Hotel 9th ani Grace Sree;s former.
n ly The Old Washington or Monument, has been Clc.
Cantiy hed W, aud IL new open =; the Travelling Public
Tne ioune has been very much ENLARGED by th adition
OF handsome mad spacious Brick Building fronting or
Th Street 1t is immediately opposite
THE CAPITOL SQUARE,
and from its elrrated position. commands fine view
vi the lover portion Of the city the river and the sur
rounding country. II within me whia Of the
Bank and the principal business in the town. and
convenient To- oil TIE irpo:s
THE TABLE
10 constantly supplied with every ching in the shape o:
good living wuict the markets afford. The Rooms rnd
tcds are uwsys ,n good order and ccan'y. servants
.bgndGn: and attentive ani TIE I'll times de-
!:gE;ed attend 10 TIE -i paironizr the
H"i,c. JOS. A MAYO & co, Proprietors.
g. w. ALic* formerly o: tac flo: Springs, Va, Clerk.
Lewis ErocS h'E Charge C hr Bnr, which is furnished
with tee best Winc Liquors, Cigars aud Chewing To-
orcc6.
Et7'an Omnibus End 'rusty porter always in otten.
dance ~ the ncgo.s t.i Boat Landings
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NOTICE,
p2It r.TInN mill 81. ~, do m tho Farmers Banl

APPLICATION will be made TO the Farmers Bank OF
"A Virginia and the Bank OF Virginia, for the renewal
Of tue following certificates OF sock in the said banks
wshien Destroyed by the DIE which occurred m
9nke Square in the city OF Norfolk, 10 the month OIL
o::ooer. $50. viz:
Certificate No 1854, dated April H. ls56. for fifteen
,as:es iae Farmers Bank Of Virginia. in the usme of
C-,asc.:s No. l4ug7, dated april TO- 1856, for
.as. sud Certificate l5Oa, dated April "A, 1856, for
Eve a in the Bank Of VirsiDa, In tho name OF stid
James barry =.
Al person, are hereby called upon to show if
ay'aeg can why new certificates snail not be issued IN
Place Of ;aose destroyed as above mentioned.
Apr! 2s-e,,y JAMES BARRY, Norfolk.
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pAITJNORE CATTLE NAREFT ;,p,t

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, ArRrL So
The offerings OF Beef Cattle at the scales to-day
sold for New York and Philadelphia ~ left over up.
,old, and the balance iiIU beaGi sold 10 Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from $3.50 70 Us on 'hs
hoof, equal to SlOal2 net, and averaging 81 gross
There was lot of ll0 Cattle here destined for Ne"
York, and not Gu sale. Hogs-:rarke: well saFa,:ed
there being some 500 to 900 head offered and gs
Il Soa9 o.. per lDO lbs. She-p-suppiy very 'sa.,
and sales II: s., ,5vaG,j0 per loo lbs
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Ra,TIuoRE CATrtE MARKET MAY !

The offerings OF beef ce.t.e this wsek were large"
and show au increase of some 325 head compared
with last week. There .@J head oteren, u
shicG number 300 head driven OF, 3v !-t' over
and the baisrce, i5G hesd, were taking up sy hsif
more butchers at prices ranging from 80 10 - per
100 lbs. the hoof, equal tc $40 :" T. nett aHe
.,ing Sc II, gross. The supply of aosa was ls.g-,
aud prices were shout :he same lac. week-:.a
prices ranging from IS 50 ID per 100 ba ret for
'ar hogs. and Sc TO per lU0 lbs. Sross for stock
hoga Sheep quoted noninalIy al from g. ~ s
per 100 lbs. gross.
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.AMES KIYEK Es,TATE FOIk sALE. .

JAMES RIVER ESTATE F0K SALE
Bernard This plantation lies tho James River in
the county of Goochland, Immediately above Msidenr
Adventure DAM and within twenty eight miles OF hich-
moud 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of hiehseveny.ve James River ~" grounds,
of the bes: quality, thiry-fve acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder is Bea 'e- dam creek req
land There is on the place good uwelling.house on
beautiful Site all necessary outhouses md both the
buildings and the fences good repair and the land
IL in a high state of cultivation.
land The stock consists of horses, mules CATTLE inc'
ding mich cows and the farming utensils are the most
of them. new, and all of them good-and there are
enough both OF stock and farming utensils, for the tho
rou gR cultivation of the plantation. 80
The terms OF sale to the payments Will be maae
very much TO suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne my manager, living on the pnce,
will show property any person desiring to examine
Nav IT-ctf M NJ PAYNE
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KY TnI GUvERNOE OF tIhGlNiA.

fRIII IV4&.
xxTHrREAS vscsnces have occurred IN inc , ,Se
Ito .. arcnusc and Northampton by the resigns'
@ ct Oswald b. f:uney Esq and in the District com.
~ sst Of .he cour:cs OF Meckenoure and chMo'c o5
yan,re from -he Dis;ric' O.; Lielon Tazeweil Esq:
y"r srs(ore J. ueary A. Wse Governor ofthe said Com
spwesh nave thou gh proper, by wr';s OF election; Is
sued an; directed parsua 10 law 70 require an eieeGn Non
49,. rb several plsce. OF voting therein. the fourth
TSrsisy in the mouth of May next tor senator from
esca District, 10 supply the vacancies aforesaid
Gwen under INV asnd Governor, ana nn1ef the LES
seal OF The Commonwealth, a. Richmond, this
H. 81 .;h day oil April, ls3I. ,,.,,y u,,sp
sr,b. Governor: GEORGE W. MUSFoRD, Secretary OF
A., - ,ar,,,, Iro ,yr,sl,b April l0-ctde
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MEADOW FARM FOX SAFE.


OFFER AT Private Sale my Farm, living in the county
oi Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpk kc Road leading from
Alexandria 10 Warrenon, and and half miles from
InineeviIe depot Oh the Mana-.a. np Railroad thirty
hve miles distant from Alexandria which place eau be
reached IN two hours ON the cars
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and For;yonc md
Hall Acres-"bou four hundred of which are in Wood
ana Timber The balance in cleared aud divided INTO
nine Fields all OF them well yva,errd by lasting Prngs-
Broad Ru-a large and never falling mountain s'rr"n-
pssses through The estate from West kh-t bordering
on which Is beautiful Meadow OF hundred acres,
now wen taken III Timothy and blue aud Do' ohs
Valuable ~ Meadow, but highly useful tor srszns nI
poses Tho up'audS rolling and susceptible o any
degree Of Improvement
ihe improvements large and comn!oiiouS Dwell
ing w!'h seven spacious rooms, four above aud ihree
low 'shrF, and The necessary out houses StT:oa,!"
ing the yard is large and uurishing Orchnr OF ApPes'
Pears, Peaches Cherries, Aprcos &C, OF the hhrs' W.
reties, ana many Of them in full bearing Country .'olc
are numerous and convenient The neghbcrhood is un'
surpassed by any in the State for health and "iorus ~
best society.
! hose wishing TO purchase fine country residence
will do well TO call and examine this estate.
For further information. address Judge H Collins o''
DR. JAS. W. F. MAcHAE.
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rrrrTED STATES FINDS

w.-Hrscros, May There is S23 25tgg IL II,
E.;sc stse. Treasury subject to draft. s3,5Jc,vy,
If ;bi, amount IS on depo,; in Boston, reariy H.
same amount in New Orleans and upwards o
$40 900 in New York. S200O,O0O OF the IA
nnnnnt Ia to Le Transferred.
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NisYlCE.

Notice.
SSToLEN fro., the subscriber, on Tuesday morning
ajst NaTch. On iny ,rp down ON the Steamer virgl
n my pocke hook containing s9nd 1ohS h'i'' m
c AGAINST JGhn Y Martin, for SO; also, So il
on.y m Tha puble are cautioned agsins; receiving oil
trading for said bonds. r. u,prry
n cki- ~ y. .lhNl
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a,,I.5C-c, T,oI-i,RS REWARD.

VNHY above reward Will Sc paid for the appreh ~nson
ard i.Nverv 10 me- or in some Jail IN :he state, so
TIA; &c, HIN -.ai: of my slave LiNsEi purchased
L.ney in Richmond las, winter, Of Mr.. Clendenin' he
Bucsngs,-n lie ,s doubtless lurking about Richmond or
hs, sor. 70 Albenar. or buckingham, or may prooaoy
be ;rya: 70 md ii. way 20 a:ree stsse
L:ase: lee; eleven nchcs or ak feet tai Suagnt'
uaseus, auG veil formed, ard atpu: l0years OF age
JAMES Il cox,
n