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nor SALE, ONE THOUSAND NINE
L HUNDRED AND TWENTY :, ACRES s.Il >- nE
yLTABLLE TIN VIZ G AM ~ JAMRs
RIVER, BELONGING TO THE Ii, ESTA st or OF
JOHN AND W. 6. ALLAN, DECEASED:.B
eioochIand county on the = day Of September.
1862 in the case Of Allan, &C., as: Allan; &c, VIC
will AS commissioners actin. under sail Gccree.
Offer for sale to the highest bidder on TUESDAY
the Goth of November 1859, at the .dwclling-house
Of the late William G. Ian IN said county, 1t Il
O'Clock. NINETEEN HUSDREDa and TWEN s;,,
AND ONE-UALF ACRES OF LAND, consist
log first of valuable tract of land In the fork
Inc Big and Little Byrd creeks, and within short
distance Of the James river canal. containing GlG
vaIuahlc creek low-"roundS. and the rcmlindcr Is
high land of excellent gnafy; nc SlGTSTr Sn
If sufficient capacity for the accommodation Of Il
family Of ordinary size, together with barns, sta-
bles. quarters t Mc. mos 'i ''e
This farm can easily he divided into two par
GELS, giving to each about an equal Gmaantt!ol
Serondiv. OF THIRTEEN. HuNDRED ANp
TWENTY-FOUR ACRES OF HEAEILi-IlM-
BERED LAND lying very near the James ri'e sI
email with Il downward grade and good ROAD TO
u" 70 Inmber-dcalcrs shlp-buildcrs and capital
;sts this land offers great Inducements. Never
having been pillagcd. this * cOpsiGercdthn most
valua6lc timbcrcd land in Eastern Virginia, il
ahTnds in me evspy yTeiy o. % is sd By
irrGpcs 10 be excellent shipti!nbcr: and its conve-
nicncc 10 TRANSPORTATION and market gives Il Great
advantages over any other timber lands In This
part of Virginia--it being only iiitv-tour miles
from the city OF Richmond and one mile from the
town of Columbia. ,.,.
Tho quality Of the soil unon which this timber
stands IL excellent and will make iirst-ratc farm
ing lands after the timber is removed Il Is SO
Situated that It can he divided into hclutful lots 81
ONE HUN DRED AND TWENIN-IhEEE
ACRES and with water on each. dwlil, IL ne
sired hv purchasers, be sold III parcels 10 SUIT
them. - :, 49, ,-
Persons desiring 20 visit these lands can do 50 by
The nackct-boat. which leaves Richmond on Non
dny Wednesday, aud Friday evenings at CLOCK
arrives at the place early next morning, ana re-
turns on the cycnlngof that day.
Plats OF these lands and OF the various SuhdlVi-
sons of the same can he seen at the Office Of St.gcr
z Sands or Of W. ". Cosby, attorneys NJ law,
Main street between Eleventh md Twelfth Rich
mnnd. Va. ~, ~.
These lands will be shown to visitors by Mr. But
Ter. the manager on the place.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: the residue upon
credit Of six. twelve, eighteen. and tweniT-ionr
months bv bonds I'm equal instruments. Win int
rest from day of sale the interest TO be paid semi
annually, and the title TO be retained until the
whole purchase money is paid. -.,,,.
JOHN Q. STEGEH.
no OFT Commissioners.
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How Keea, Cider Sweet.

Tn the Country Gentleman of October ,tll
X. inquiries how to keep cider sweet. !
can state one way: Put the cider, fresh
from the press, into large kettles; copper
or brass are hest. as iron will color the CT
der. Boil and skim until all the small pomacc
or other impurities have been thrown Oft.
Have ready clean. tight barrels, kegs. or
other vessels that can be sealed air-ti9ht ;
pour the cider into the vessels boiling hot,
seal it up at once, and place it where YOU de-
sign having it remain before tcools. In this
way have kept cider just as sweet and nice
It's it was when running from the press for
two wears, and | know no reason why 1t
should not keep for many years if carefully
sealed.
We have followed this process every year
for more than twenty ycarS-hayc frequent
" used the same barrel for several years. by
scalding the inside, putting little soda or
other alkali IN the water. We have often
used dccoction or tea made by boiling Sas-
salras roots and rinsin@ the barrel with it.
This gives the cider Il pleasant odor and 1l;l-
yor. and many prefer it. y. a. u.
Grceurtlie. Tenn.
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The following bit of information, furnish

The following bit of information, furnish
ed by an exchange, is well worthy the con-
~idcration Of every reader:
1T has been long known to Intelligent
persons that foul water is one Of the agents
ijr the diffusion Of disease: but even these
will he astoniShed TO be assured, Is sir Will
liam ,Ienner positively assured the last meet
ing Of the British Medical Association. at
Leeds. that two of the most fearful diseases.
cholera and typhoid fever, are mainly if not
Entirely propagatcd by the drinking of con-
terminated water. No individual can take
TOO much care to keep their drinking water
tree from impurity. and it is of the highest
importance that large communities should
ho supplied with water uncontaminated by
any refuse or sewerage. At any rate, where
this is not done, there ought to be an end of
the impcrtinencc of ascribing diseases to the
= mysterious dispcnsation OF Providence"
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COLLEGE WIT.-Whilc the learned and
venerable DR.. Lord still presided over Dart
mouth College, and kept as keen an over
sight upon the habits and morals OF the
Young gentlemen OF the institution rs they
required, IL report reached him that one OF
the freshmen. c., Il good student, but
rather Il fast fellow, was contracting the
awful vice of gambling. The Doctor was
always accustomed TO take the bull by the
horns, and upon this occasion the dcin-
quent was Immediately summoned into the
presence and bluntly Intercepted. "How' :
this, Mr.. CO" the President Sternly
questioned; a hear that YOU have been
known to play for stakes The eye OF the
young reprobate twinklcd rs he saw a
chance for Il joke, and he demurcl y re-
spondcd, "Iou have been misintormcd. sir.
l have never played for steaks, though
must confess that l have, once or twice, for
oysters" The Doctor appreciated the i'll.
genious witticism, and was easily satisfied
that the delinquency had been grossly mag
nified-fron, orr Nonthiy Gossip, IN tho
December No. Of L5ppincott'S Magazine.
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By Lee K Goddtn, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING,
1 4. on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE ROAD,
WITH FOUR ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED,
kBOi;T ONE-IIALF MILE WEST OF THE EX-
TENDED BOUNDARIES OF RICHMOND. FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF the de-
cree Of the circuit court for the city of Richmond
entered on the 18th dag Of November. 1859. In the
cause therein pending styled " Pollard's admins
traitors as. G.. A. Moore, et dl.,n we, the under
signed, appointed commissioners under sara de-
cree 10 sell the real therein mentioned Will
1852 upon the premises. al 81 o'clock T. NJ, 20 sell
that HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING, oi
Gothic order of structure, located as described
above containing eight rooms and wide passages,
with p0rtico In front and rear, and all OF the mo-
dcrn improvements, now in excellent repair,
having been recently n0vated throughout new
stable, barn. kitchen with four rooms, ana all ne.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND. The FROM yard Il
tas,efuly laid out. and decorated with everSreehs
and shrubhery. :,
This valuable property Is located upon one o,
the best roads leading to the city, ana the Ihos'
popular tlIoruughiarc FOR plcaSure-drlSeS Curing
The summer months, and Is directiy III thc 'ne VI
the growth OF Richmond westward
AS an Investment FOR ii country-seat or marHe'
garden It presents rare inducements rom It's con-
tiguity 10 the city
TERMS One-fuurth cash {; credit OF j. 8 anc
T. mouths, with interest from The DAY OF sale iol
remainder, the purchaser 10 execute MS notes lof
fha deferred instruments, and the title 10 be re-
tanned as security for their payment.
Mr. Redtord next door, VIII take pleasure *
sho 'Ns 'A' = ISAAC n. CARRINGToS
s..s A. NOISE, DR.,
.. .. JAMES PLEASASTS.
nole Commissioners.
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7 ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER

7 ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER.
LSOSAL PROPERTT.-In compliance with
decree of the circuit court OF Meckenburg, of Sep
TENDER term 1869, in the srit Of the Exchange
Bank for &c. rs. Couch, &C., will sell Mt the resi-
dcnce Of John s. Couch, on WEDNESDAY the
18th Of December, 1863, the TRACT OF LAND
upon which he resides. about two miles from
Christiaisvie, Mecklenburg county, Va, adj
Joining the lands Of John Brame and others. and
containing FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO ACRES, having upon IL n commodlouS
DWELLING; and all necessary improvements
Also n TRACT OF Ian about two miles from
the above. adjoining William Smith and others.
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. .
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue upon credit
of six and twelve months, the purchaser executing
bond with interest from date, and the title being
retained until the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid. :. X. jOHNSOH' commissioner
At the same time and place, AS substituted trus-
tee In n deed OF trust executed January9 1866, by
The said John & Couch To &. Fl. Pettus. trustee,
win sell All the personal property Of the said
Couch, consisting OF -s, ....-, ,
Stock of CATTLE, HORSES, HOGS, and
wAG0Ns. CARTS. .-.
FARMING UTENSILS,
One CARRIAGE. one BUGGY. and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FuRNl-
TUEE. "
TERMS Cash. ;. Ii. JoHNSON, iFus'ce'
EOYDTOT November 70, 1SC9 no lids
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By Lyme ,E Brother,
AuctioncerS and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

TOR RENT AT ATCTION.-I shall, on
n WEDNESDAY, the LIST dayof December next.
on the premises, commencing at O'clock I. W.,
year that very valuable property known as the
..SnoT-TuWER HOUSE, situated on the south
side of Grace street. being the second house from
st. paul.s church. This property IS In the heart of
the city, and is well suited for boardlng-h0mse or
for y r;.<iicncc JOHN w. WRIGHT.
No % Receiver.
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4 r1yrT,Io6,iy s;iA1EI;s---rutnre Days.
by A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
r,oPTy EIGHT ACRES OF Ian

.ToRTY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
II iRESERVISG ONE-HALF THE NINE
RAIL-. LYING in THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL
REGION. NEAR THE SALISBURY T ia1,G,,
y. n. PORTER AND JEFF. .CDSBY.-At the
request of the owner, Mr. William T. AmonGte,
shall sell ut auction. In front Of Jewett BIO
a7th instant, at L. O'Clock, NJ, FORTY-ElGHI
ACRES or VALUBLE LAND. Immediately In
and Coalfeld Station. on Richmond and Danviile
railroad. suitable for farming and mining pur-
poses preserving onc-ilalf the ininera) being the
western portion of said Amhnette's land.
TERMS !: One-third cash; balance In four, eight.
and twelve months, with negotiable notes interest
added. and deed Of trust TO secure the deferred
payments. y. {. PuLLiAM,
M % huctiDnecr
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TOTSE AND LOT ON BELNlDERE
L I'LL FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will he
sold on SATURDAY the 2Tth instant. on the pre-
misses. at / O'Clock T.. ~. the IWo-SlOk1
FRAMED TENEMENT. n present occupied ny
Mr. lanes Angle. containing four rooms, and
kiicIcn with two rooms. go,
The lot fronts ~ feet the east side Of Pine
street ctvidcrc Ill., and extends back 100 icct 10
IN alley. -
TERMS: Onc-thirl cash: the balance ut folr
eight ana twelve months tor negotiable notes, In
tercst added, secured by decd oftrust.
JAMES y. TAYLOR,
MN tuctiouccr.
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Bv James NJ. Taylor, Auctionccr,

UfIICU No
three doors below Spotswood Ho'el' -..
UORSEs, MULES, HOGS, WAGONS,
I'll CART, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, LOT
OF CORN AND FODDER; ASD "A, < IN ~ ~
F EI9R SALE At AUCTI0N.--Wil be sold on FRI
DAY the 10Th day Of November lseo at j O'clock
A. NJ. at the farm lately occupied D. y; a.. r.:
turnplke about Ave miles below Richmond, all his
stock on the farm, consisting OF
MULES. HORSES, COWS,
A lot OF fine HOGS, -
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
AMBULANCE.
CART.
ALSO.
Lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TERMS Made known on the day of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
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ByLee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No 1I12 Main street, ~s-srF.

rrs1RABLE SMALL TRUCK FARM,
| ~ uSITNTaIN ROAD, ONE MILE BE
T0N ~ 20 :. 1DELAPLANE'sF FARM ON BROOK
TTRSPfKE, FOR SALE AT !, AUC GIL, r. IN
MONDAY. 10th Novemher ut L O'clock t -: a. ,i nj
s Ell the above FARM, containing TWENT1
TrRES sixteen Of which are cleared; 1EIN1
22DGu AtIJ Of fifty fruit trees well OF excellent
water house With two rooms, &C.; an excellent
grocery stand. .'f ,p,, copn1N
if'h'io . ~ Auctioncers.
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LOANS.

ITO THE BoNDHoLDERs OF TIE
l. VIRGINIA AND. TENSEs sE SsifSp
THE PAsT-DUE COGPoNS OF THE VIZ
GINA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD, anu ~ :
banking house OF Messrs. Thomas Braneh - SYs
Main street, Richmond, commenclsz - - .i,y
MORNING, the ed, and shall remain In TIC '1''
the remainder OF the week. AN
Persons holding these coupons viii please S'''
Tor iniof maj ~ -, tCHaRIEs w. sTATHAM
rnaa An Funding Agent.
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BY Cook L LauShton, Auciioneers,
Governor and Franklin streets.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Ar ATCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th day
of November. 1892 mt O'Clock L. NJ. will sell
at the auction-rooms Of Messrs. Cock u Laugh
ton corner Of Governor and Franklin strcGts, II
the city of r richmond the very valuable LAW anC
MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY of the late Colo
mel Thomas p. August, attorney at law. compris.
Ing the largest collection and latest editions OF
STANDARD LAW BOOKS. IN excellent order
together with many valuable MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS Also u very handsome ID . I Il l.
OFFICE DESK Of solid walnut, finished In OIL
Catalogues Of the above library may DC had on
application To tho undersigned.
Persons having in their possession books be-
longing TO the late Colonel August are requested
" ''''' " ''''''' JOHN 4. LYMAN.
Executor Of Thomas L. August, deceased
no G-codt2othtd. &w2t
CUrRATOR'S SALE-I shall offer for
X sale ut public auction, ut the Office Of the late
DR.. L. 4. Warin@ on Franklin street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, on WEDNESDAY tho
2uh OF November at Il O'Clock 4. NJ, the follow
ing prnpcrty-to wit
GRAY HORSE.
lBhY HORSE,
Buggy and HARNESS.
BOOKCASE and LIBRARY,
BUREAU and MIRROR,
SOFA.
, CHAIRS,
BEDSTEAD and BEDDING,
WARDROBE.
MEDICINE PRESS,
| WATER-COOLER,
! STOVE.
case Of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
And al the same time shall sell the hEl ana
the UNEXrIRED LEASE OF the OFFICE: "hich
is next October.
TERMS ii sale.
+. u. EACf!O, Curatorot
no o2-3t DR.. l.. l.. Warning deceased.
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DENTHSTR Y.

rNEETH EXTRACTED WITH -
L OUT PAIN.-lIaying supplied my-<uII-IlIut'
self with the most improved apparatus Tor n"HLS
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WIIHoli
PAIN. The gas is pleasant to breathe, ana en-
JUDSON 3. WOOD, d. ID. ;;
Office Main street between Seventh ana EiSn'h
ONE door below HarrisOn's drug store.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

POSTPOEEMENT.
BIZ consent OF parties, the above sale was post
roncd 10 FRIDAY the 10th Of November, 1902 at
ro1T THE TRUSTEES.
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DTCUMOED AND PETERSBl rig
H. RAILRUAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3D. the trains Of this road will be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at A. NJ. and 2.3j i. VI.
Leave Petersburg at $3.50 A. VI. and $50 Z. ".
Accommodations TRAIN, with passenger
car attached. will leave Richmond daily at 3;i5 !.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at a. NJ. (Sundays eI-
cepted).
The A. NJ train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS and the $50 2. NJ. train will not leave Pc
tersburg on Sundays. .
Passengers for Norfolk will take the ?:35 7. NJ.
train on and after August the nth instant.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Clover Hin 1T A. NJ. ana, returning
leave Richmond at 2:!0 L. II. on Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS, and Saturdays. -
, THOMAS II. WYNEE,
apl3 superintendent
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
n, RAILROAD LINE-FoR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH. AND NURTHWEST-CliANGE
or SCHEDULE-DAU.Y (EXCEpT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, sth Of June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad NJ
Richmond for West Point, whore they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain J.. c. FREEMAN,
or kENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAS,-bo'h
boats having been put In frst-rate ordcr-reachng
Baltimore the following morning In time TO con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia New York,
and the West. Returning the boats leave pier 80.
= Lght-Strect wharrcs, foot of Barry street, daily
Except Sundays ut / O'Clock +. ~. passengers
arriving In Richmond N l2:ij i. VI. the following
tIav in time to connect with the express train
IN the Richmond pad Danvlle railroad for Dan
Vile and all poIn.s on that road Grcens6o'0,
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., II. c.; Columbia ;. G.,
and all points South. ~
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sundaysl 81 !
o'clock =. NJ. leaves West Point daily except
Mondays at 1910 A. VI. "
THOMAS .DODhMEAD.
Ia & Superintendent,
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NOR r. + Y r, Il very convenient g.
Il BRICK HOUSE, strtatcd in a desirable ~
nCighbcr hOOd. Marshall between lWcntE-turd
and nty-finurih streets has seven rooms con-
,iition gocd. Price, SIS per month w
Apply early X. H. NfiilLonN.
corner OF Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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for RENT

EOR RENT, with immediate posses -
n sion. the DWELLIN G-!iDlSE recently Ell
occupied hy Mr.. Z. VI. Tompkins. and i:.rlneriy
by the late DR.. II. \. Tatum, corner ~ clay ana
Sscnud streets This is n desirable residence. sup
pljcd with gas ana other convcnienccS and III good
repair. Terms reasonable. Apply on me prem1-
srS, or To ELL :, -,
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1 Nix. Z. Z, hLUEDEh, - $3.50
SURGEON DENTIST. cr7Tp,
ARTIFICIAL. TEETH mounted on any desired
plate.
VULCANITE SETS for s?o. ,.,,
OLD GOLD SETS bought FOR cash, or exchange
for those on other base.
TEETH filed thoroughly and gently: ne" ana
enlarged NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPAkAiL9
will enable me to have a constant supply OF thA'
delightful anRsthetic. 40 ,,,,D
Dental rooms and residence, No. s02 BlsoAD
STREET. au o.
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VERY VALUABLE HOTEL PRO
PERTY FOR RENT AT LOUIS I'll
rRTuOUSF.-Haying "a lease on this pro-
ncrty for two wears from lc 10th of January next,
propose TO release 1t for that period
This property is considered the most valuable
village property III the State, being The OIL! it"9ei
in the village. a., -,
In addition TO It's other advantages, the proprie-
tor has he exclusive right 10 sell ardent spirits III
the village.
Possession given at any time.
no IS 2tawsw T.. {. MOORE, Proprietor.
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VOHN MAHONY, 60
- SURGEON DENTIST. ~cINU
formerly OF the firm OF Wayt & Mahony), ,,
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS Ot
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to ThlK'
TY DOLLARS. t,
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged AZ the!F
value for new sets on yulcanite.
Office and residence. 6.5 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. So '--9In
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WANTED. competent " II I E
w SEAMSTRESS: one willing to do chamber
work in 4 private family. None need apply with
out good reference. Jus Franklin street.
y
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main street.
WANTS.

WANTED. TEN HEAD OF CATTLE
w To WINTER at WOodlawn Farm, three
and half miles from the city on II plank-road.
For terms applv to, J. r. HUTCHINSON.
Mavo's Warehouse near Mayo's Bridge.
y
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BOARD WANTED, with pleasantly
hilitv from the south. Answers will please state
who comprise family, e., and VIII be treated
confidcntially. Address W. +. L., Di$pdtch olicc.
oI-yt&
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A New Light.

Just at the close of the blazing campaign
that has been going IN in this State for the
cause of the freedom and equality OF
men, n man has appeared in this BALI
wick whose eloquence and wisdom has
excited almost as much surprise as
was caused by the appearance of W. W.
WALKER in, the political arena. This
man is ISAAC H. HUNTER (colored), who has
Just entered the list as the advocate OF
WALKER and liberal principles. ByaD odds
he is the ablest and most effective of all the
colored speakers who have been brought
before the public since the war. His elo-
quence is most wonderful, while his excel
lent sense and %undoubted sincerity COM
mand for him the respect Of every one He
has Just begun to speak. The white people
of this city had not heard him until Thurs
day night. Theimpression made upon them
was magical, and HUNTER at, once received
marks Of respect and consideration which
have been in no case so suddenly acquired
or more sincerely displayed. -. '"'.-.-
This remarkable man has his history OF
Radical trilling and double DEALING which
explains his change of party relations, his
enlisting in the Conservative ranks amongst
bis own southern people,. IL k.. -.
The addresses Of Mr.. HUNTER are telling
powerfully amongst the colored people, and
he will therefore be no doubt the object OF
vituperation and denuneiation. He isa man
of too much stamina TO he driven from his
position-from advocating what he knows
to be the true interests of his people as well
as the white people'o of Virginia. ts!