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JOHN Alf *. Mail Robbery.
The trial of John Alexander, one of the
three mail re bbers, came OH at Baltimore
on Monday last, 9th inst.) The same
evidence as TO the attack on the driver
and the rifling the mail was given, as on
the iria OF Joseph Il. Hare, already pub
lished IN this Gazette. The same argu-
ment also took place on the construction
OF the act OF Congress, as on the former
trial. The following is summary Of tLe
additional testimony given on Alexan-
der's trial
That, in consequence of information
received from one Of the accomylices
caught IN Philadelphia, plan was laid TO
arrest Alexander, who was accordingly
arrested on The evening of Tuesday The
i7lhof March that on his being brought
before Tie Alderman, (and the pistols
found on the ground where The mail was
robbed, being presented 10 Iim.) he ye
quested a conference with the District
Attorney III presence of his counsel. and
Immediately confessed, without any oro-
mise OF pdr'ion, tie part lie took IN the
robbery. Al this confession, and at sub
sequeni periods, he stated, that tie plan
oil robbIng the mail was formed in PhiIa-
delplIia, between himself, Thomas Hare
Lewis Flare, and Joseph r. Hare; thai
the pistols were put in order for the ex-
petition, and case-knife prepared like a
dirk, by sharpening the back and MAKING
point TO IT; that they bad provided puu,
powder, with which lhey bIackened ihrir
faces by dissoIying il in gin and tl,ai The
plan Of building the fence across the road
was agreed upon before they set out =
that these four persons left Pbiladelpbia
OF Sunday but Thomas Hare being nm
well, they prevailed on iiai TO return after
proceeding about five miles. telling him
hat three persons we're sufficient TO fake
ibe mail. and that he should have nor
ton OF the booty that their design was
TO rob the mail on the side Of The Susoue-
hanna near Philadelphia, but " hen tbev
arrived mere, they thought they could eli
Iect tbeIT escape better by rObbing il on
lhe SIDE 81 the river near Baltimore that
lbey accordingly crossed the river, built
the fence IN the road, cut open the mort
manleau containing the letters. and after
rlfilng them, rode on the mail horses IN
iheneighbOrhood Of Bush near Baltimore
that there they secreted themselves in fhe
woods, remained the ensuing day. and di-
weed the spoil that Aiexander's por-
ton amounted to about S 1000. and tle
two others 10 near s 1000 each. in bank
notes, which they thought were negotia-
DE and That Alexander gave up TO the
Two flares all drafts, lottery tickets. &c
DC. tllai whilst IN the woods, one of the
fidres SeWed note for 1000 in the hul-
ton ihis pdnldloOns, and draft On Bos-
ton Tor > 600 ln The collar Of lis coal -
That The next night liIey walked lpIo Raj
iimore, aud AleXandey hearing of tile ar
rest OF the liarcs on the morning of fI,eir
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene-
ray and ihree times week curing ne session OF lhe
S,,fe the sar,e as heretofore nee
siiars DER annun pay aie IN advance. Notes of Char
cred BANKS foatg) will he received IN payment. The
Tor v,, v,aranee the safety OF reiriitue them by
mail The uosare ali letters being paid BY Ire writers.
n No paper will he discontinued, le'i III te dscie-
~ whoever II guarantee t.e payment Ofnine papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p>- one yga1re- First Insertion rs cests--each
continuance, 80 cents.
No Advertisement inserted 'trfN has either bee''
paid for, assumed by some pefS1" !" tkis
erU;FOaS.
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VIRGINIA INN.-Ile subscriber having removed To-
The house lately occupied by Mrs. HAWKINS situa
'ed ioot Of the Capitol Square within So Yards
m "e man street, will be prepared Monday next for
te OF poardefs, b. the day, week, mont:
year. his table will all times be supuled win che
test are, and MS bar with the best liquors that the
I'chnhnha. market ahords-hls lodging rooms will be
ihinshed M way 10 eHsure comloIt-and his stables
VII ne PROVIDED with the best and most attentiye
p7iers OVERTON SEAWELL.
Apri, 10. Iootf
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" trt $ LYc-of Patric6 Henry-Second Eaifion
SIPuBLiSHEO by James We5ster, No. 10. south
80 cIshtn street, Philadelphia. for sale nv FLRM
ING JAMES q Co Market Bridge Main street tie
t.IFE or PdfRiCK RENRl, by WIN W1nr Esq
Jew atlofnel General pf the United States second
EDITION, corrected by the author
ihe publisher caves the public to Judge Of the merits
oil ths mighty interesting volume coHeniine himself
WIFI mentioning, that the first edition which consisted
OF z3ON comics. was Aa!d m few mnnIbs. Gl
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AND FOR LF The subscriDeI VIII sell PRIV aIeiy
- 5[acE o. A""d IN New Kent county, situated
toe road from Richmond Williamsburg m am arrera
ee neighborhood one mile above Providence Forge and
two from Questioning river, containing $40 acres :
ohetlrd OF which Is cleared, with large aud new two
stor} Dwelling honse, & all necessary outhoses all of
"Hich have been built within The last years This
!tha mas OIL II large quantity OF valuable timber pr;n
Ipaliypine Persons wishing purchase, will apply
l" me, or TO Richard A. & John Warren at New Kent
@o"FtHonse, OF to M Geo p. Crump, in Richmond.
- THO. II. TERRELL.
hPiH'' l08Sw
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TsNBE undersgued continues transact business inr
non resident propriet-r Of aHd. the OF Ohio,
particularly 10 selling iaua anh locating military land
warrants araned for services rendered the revolution
ars war. iIealso bays land and iard wa. rants.
Those tn whom he is unknown may refe 20 Gen por-
terdeld OF August county Col Watts of Bedford
~; Capt. PeIberton, of GoochlasI county; Robert
hackey. Esq. Garrt Minor, Esr ~ Fredericksburg
Robert Pollard, Esq. Col. Robert Quarles OF
Richmond. CADWALLADER WALLACE.
ChiooiIe (Ohio.) aiarci ~ IOI10t.
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In Council, JTarch path 1878
PROPOSALS will be received ny this department Tor
leasing lie FOUNDRY x BORING MILL attached
10 The mandatory of Arms and also the of the
water which passes from the foundry the boring mill
~ Pursuance OF an act of the tate Legislature
An act adthorisjug the Executive the fonndr,
and boring inill, aud for other purposes"upon the
terms and conditions specified IN that Act.
6ttest..,. J. w. PLEASANIS, n. G. C.
MaIch ~ iHi-tf
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~ TOfICE.-ThOse accountable bound oI The debts
/ y owing 10 George Kippen ~ Co. To Hrnd. rso.
M'Caal y ca. GDuer the management of the late Air.
Lyle OF Manchester, whether denIors representatives
collectors, viii be pleased seie behalf with
John forbes OF the city 81 RtchEuH,i, whose Once
9lh street, fronting The Capitol square and
s g streets, the hooks aud vouchers deposited.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
Executor Ot' j. Lyle, decreased.
Nays. Ii66t
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q IIViI FNGiNk ERING.lb e oihCc Oi pTiucipdi t.n
eilrer OF me Bard Of pnc " orbs Of Virginia, will
kh y1c,ut IN hr month OF MAy heNt, aud successor
IA the pr ent engineer Will be appointed the rs Monday
in Jnne Persons wishing age ia tlis Office wili
Correspond with Bernard PeyIor Lsq oi Hichmohd, the
secretary Of the board lie sdiaiyis iiheial.
rateI TO- 100 iJEne
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7,oBERr * HALL NElLSON * co. now receiv
! ing part their Spring Geods and h' the earliest
arrivals will complete their assortment az staple as We'll
As laucy articles Among ,h"se already received are
. cases superior Nankin GRAPES
do. do. tainbored q euibt oideTed do. do. Shayis
! do. elegant India WorAbsNeb
- do. P5rasols aad Umbrellas
90. undressed canbrics--JS is-india, null aud
,cok Nu,nns-ITsh ShestinSS--L Incns-tpne Lawns
sine ana, yellow Namkeens-- Cotton simrresY"ik
MaseiilesN esns-India mat Carpei'ng, &c&c
Anil "a. ltdi
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Hostou GLASS sManufactoYN

rFHE Subscribers beg leave to Inform their customers
thai they authorised the proprietors al the
above manaactor, "a supply MI orueIS tOr GLASS, OF
description az the paRutactoTy prices lie dev-
cred in Richmond ,Tee of expense.
This glass generally ackuowrdged Ia he superior in
colour, bTikigNcy aad strength to ANY imported or
pEade tile aud the eTcetfeRt order which
used.
n All orders left the counting house of the
sGribersw Ill he promptly attended 20.
SMITH x RIDDLE,
AGENTS for the Boston Glass Aauloctory.
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flSSoLUiiON-- The cspartHerships OF M. Robert
IBIS place, This day dissolved by mutual ronsent.
JAMES BRIDGES
., WM. ROBERTSON.
ar
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Treasury Office.

l2tb FEBRUARY, 1918.
conformity to an act Of Assembly passed the oprtb
DAY OF February, thousand eight hundred and six
teen, emitted " An act appropriatng the Public Rev
ehue, the undersigned Commissioners of the Sinking
u wa De prepared Oil the first day of July next en-
lne b"hk OF virginia and Farmers Bank of Virginia in
virtue oi an act OF Assemh passed the first day of Fen
IhaTy one thousand eight hundred and fourteen entitled
An ACT authorizing Loan for the use Of the Common
wealth OF sum exceeding seven hundred and nv
thonsaud dollars" will amount to the sum nj 6Ctse1
'housahs dollars. JOHN PRESTON Treasurer
JOHN BURFOOr, Auditor
LSp,ua'Y ~. 81 tJyI
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DOMESTIC.

last IF OD'crrs ef tie United States Nary,
promoted during tie first session ot ire
Fifteenth Congress
Master Commandment Jesse ID. Elliott,
to be a Post Captain.
Lieutenant Jesse Wilkinson, 10 be I,
Master Commandani.
EiidShirntn to be Lieu.enants.
Saml. w. DoMnng Peleg X. Dunham
Richard s. Hunter Harrison H. Cooke
William Pottinger William II. Mott
Berry Henry Henry GRAY
Henry w. Ogden WIN. J. Mckinney
John II Lee Albert q. Wall
Walter Abbot Epb. y. Whitlock
Jas. M. M'niosh James T. Curtis
Josiah Ta,nall James Goodrum
William Temple J.B. Montgomery
George M'Cauley Horace Is. SAWYER
Hugh Nelson Page C.. X. Stribhng
James A. Perry James Z. Leoare
Arc hibald NJ Neal Johua Il. Sands
John A. Cook Allen r. w. Griffin
William lnman Richard NJ. Potter
joel Abbot John l.. Cummings
Lewis G. Simonds SamuelA. Eakip
John NJ. Dale Frederick s. Gibbon
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{ 80 sVh SILL again Offer for sale TrGrf nj
"at'ylhs ~ Amherst county, ~ mcs from me
ano - rom l. Hclbufq, containing 1854
f'' upon whlch Is large aud councillors dwelling
~ WIN 'li the necessary outhuuses and orchards of
extfl Descriptions determination is in r9od orac, 49,
,s %, cleared lanh, aud all uHder good fcBces.
g. "s '''ne me advanaccousiy divi6st viii srll
~, ' ni rsrt. he terms are hberal-Applv 10
''s' walker, Esq. Lynchbnrg o. TO the subscriber.
Amherst MayI2. N' NHLNnh.
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Usf RLCEiNED aud Tor sa = an the F1cI,-.- -
nlIe Factory, large quantity Of intetesinc pg;,,
- "ne FfhtS-amOng them. the horrible u,ssssc,.
e hne'lcan Prisoners az French Town on the ,iyct
, nasln 700 jan 1879, under TIE command Of Cenlst
80 cf also naval engagements aas explosions
$780,, Wv tWo"r Prison. and number Of otiers
Tartefs. wv "''' D''u"s"is"ed cha
may 10. "a,
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& tENrNAL CoLLEGE.-TLe subsrTingr nr-17 -
- poined proctor TO tue Central College near Char
s9'esViiIe with auiboryto receive ali contribution.
e'o gives hoce to the contributors that their st in
s"et IS now due, aud requests that 1t may either be
deposited III The Richmond Gank ef Virginia or remit
w nm w charlottesville, whichever is their
convenience Those who have 50 far favored that
noh as to receive subscription papers, are requested
70 eh'Ilse them without delay, Mr. Jefferson the
.isilor residing Dearest TO the place
Charlottesville, Aprii7. los ~
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birmingham & Shct7ed Goods
4 DAMS VAN LEW have received hy The Sctpto
- -, from liverpool, large assortment Of HARD.
WAKE. CUTLERY and PLATED SADDLERY which
they Offer for sale on moderate terms
April %. ,,,o,
ROaNohE NANlGAIiON.-The Stockholders I'M the
u Roanoke Navigation COMPANY who haze NO, ai,
III theI lnSaiment requested To do so foriL
viii nose persons WHO have been authorizes
Dooks OF subscription for the taking up of stock unde
virginia charter well as those still HOLDING booI a
opened under that of North Carolina are reonsied ~,
n. G. n InuNS.T - &c. =, - "t naI''AA'
Halifax, ". G. April o.. w. v tIa,s
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~ ~ I'd from Col. hTancb's astnTe- In CIcsIrr-
- ne.u county ABOUT Tie Isl of May Sorref JJ,rc
mud feet wbe no older white SPOT about her - "'
iHe subscriber viii giyea reward 81 I'm nOi ma -
any Information BY which he may get her. ~
Amsu ,s n. MEADE.
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W ""lto flnpIll g1Ol NILIER- o1s Si7IooIa
~, Wonid he Preferred. None nee aypl,
N"' produce good recommendations
IotVt 70. tLNNiNGtlAM & co.
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(NoFPEE. SUGAR HIDES. &c
- 100 bags prime green coffee
so bids. sugars
~ hhds. old rye wbissey f'"'''
leo rteces Irish twed sacking
100 tons Nova Scotia plaster paris
For Safe by
ApTilI9. Wv ~ hSASANIS'
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EBh Subscribers have fOrnea partnel sim and tai ~,
Tor we present the house lately the Occupancy of
PeSts. Eomund Taylor * Co. next door tile IA m,
t' b9nk where they tender their services 10 the pnblc
is AUCIioNEERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTsN
under the trn of w. c. & C. CLARKE.
w. B. CLARKE
CHASSIS. CLARKE
,, CIV. CLARKE.
'o"""'y o S7-tf
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February
Tie Improved .Strnw.Cntter

E'HE subscriber gent for the Patented will remain
= d lew weeks LONGER IN Richmond, to dispose Of tae
pAtsht isH Tor the few remaining counties contiguous
'is place "T "hy county. number OF Counties in
lugIhd, Whlch may remain uusold. Gentlemen wish
,s 20 dVa themselves Of this improvement in agfoul.
-, ~ ti can see one OF the machines IN operation
ny Tue Union Hotel Applications by letter aifectea Tn
s ave OF Mr. Ett0S RGeG merchant will he promptly
, e''usu 10; or tue snbsCtbeT be seen at MI.
'eV9SS OSg00a'S, near the New Banks.
JONATHAN S. EASTMAN.
- Furehasers OF the patent right for one or more
price. 49, i'"Vn"S at ieuuCtd
Mays. a..
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Yrial Of the Mail Robbers
CONTINUED.

REPORTED FOR THE FRANKLIN GAZETTE.
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The above articles land IN az low rrces and III
be sold ~ moderate advance. Country merchants ar,
Invited to Gail and examine them
FLEMING JAMES & CO.
Mays. IiG q,
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sideratiOu, sir, Your most obedieut humble ser.

sideratiou, sir, your most obedient humble ser.
want.
CHARLES BAGOT.
The Message was read and referred to
the committee of Ways and Means.
UNIFORM BANKRUPT LAW.
The remainder of the day was spent in
committee Of the whole on the bill to cs-
tablish an uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States.
Mr.. Tyler moved TO strike oct the first
section OF the bill, and supported the mo-
ton by a speech of considerable length.
Mr.. HciiaeS, of Mass. followed, in a
speech OF about the same extent, on the
same side of the question.
MIR. PndaN next took the floor: and
had spoken for an hour and half on the
same side of the question when, having
given way for motion 10 that effect,
The committee rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave To sill again.
And The House adjourned.
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hereaiter)we shall he able 10 male meal
and flour, and in any quantities for ex-
portatlon. OF course we shall so FAR
draw The corn and wheat, those staple ar
'icics oil our commerce, from MANY parts
OF our own state and North Carolina, to
the manif 81 increase Of our commercial
Importance. Indeed the prospects which
are thus opened 10 our view i'm various di
reclions, are absolutely too brilliant TO he
received with a steady eye.-Nothing is
wanting to insure our prosperity but zeal
and public spirit in Our citizens.
And here l must beg leave 10 paw nv
humble tribute of thanks 10 the gentlemen
who have effected this establishment. as
honorable TO themselves as il is useful 10
The community. Their spirit in begin
ninS has been fairly equalled by their
energy ~ finishing tn work, and both
deserve the highest praise. 1t is true we
may naturally suppose they have intend.
eel 10 consult them owninierest in the I'M
dertaking. as they Will doubtless secure
II. Al Inc same time they have certainly
PURSUED tins lawful object with that Ii.
beral spirit OF honorable enterprise and
intelligent calculation which must ALWAYS
command our respect together with our
best wishes for Their success.
ALBANY, Feb. i3.-Mr. box, one of
the representatives from Seneca, has nor
yet taken his SEA; in lie house of assem-
bly,, on account OF his having declined
TO take HE oath prescribed by the law 10
pr''2en' duelling, on account, it is said.
OF Conscientious Scruples which he en-,
terlained. Attempts have been made to
remove the impedlmeni winch that law
in'erposed, by repeating ii, or dispensing
WISH requirements III tins particular
ease. These both failed. A bin has
subsequently been brought in, and pass
ed IN assembly BY majority of twenty.
by which members OF the legislature are
NOT required 10 take the oath against du-
eiiirg,and which absolves these who have
taken it from lis obi cations.
Tie biii 10 change the punishment of
the 1--WE convicts, sentenced TO be hung
today In Oneida, into imprisonment in
The state prison, has PASSED the council
OF reNlsIon Arens
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IN SENATE-FRR Il

4 message III writing, Gnserted below
III the proceedings of the House Of +. J
was received from the President of the
United States, which, with documents ac-
companyng the same, was read
Mr.. Gotds5orough presented the memo
rial OF the tiibernian Society of Baltimore,
praying a grant of land on term similar
to those, and in The same territory as that
prayed for by the New York Society,
presented Yesterday.
The bill TO authorize the establishment
Of two naval dcpots, and the bill TO pro
vide for the purchase and distribution Of
the laws of the United States, were seye-
rally read the second time.
The Senate then resumed, III commit
tee of The whole, Mr.. Macon in the chair,
the bill providing for the surviving revo-
luiiouary officers, sc.
The motion made yesterday hy MIR.
C,ittenden, TO amend the bill so as to III
oiude the militia OF the revolution, was
first under consideration, and after some
debate IN which Messrs. OtiS aud Iait Op-
posed the motion, it was uegatiVed, ayes T.
MIR. DGggeH proposed to strike ont the
words mariner and marine" TO exclude
these classes from the benefit of the pro-
vision. The motion was supported BY The
mover and by Mr.. King, and opposed by
Messrs. Tat, LPpes and Bu,yit, aud final
iy lost-ayes7.
An amendment was then taken up, re-
ported by The military committee, rcquir-
ing the pensions already granted by the
general and state governments, to be re-
llnquisied, to entille an applicant 10 the
beneiit Of this bill.
This proposition produced considerable
discussion, in which Messrs. Williams, OF
Ten. OTIS, Vaa(yke. LacOck, Idijof, EpDes.
GoidsjorOugh and MOrrH bore a part. Be
fore the question was taken,
Mr.. Otis moved 10 strike out the word
incapacitaied, so that no proof of pow
reriy be required. This motion was adj
yocated by Messrs. OILS and Daggea, and
opposed by Messra. Wilson, Eppes, Nor
ri and Ta!5Ot--but before a decision took
place,
Tie Senate adjourned.
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| dy stained with the blood of our fellow.

dy stained with the blood of our fellow
citizens"
TO meet the wishes of the commanders
in-chief, General Glascock has used eve
ry exeriion in his power, and there is no
doubt, he will obtain sufficient number
Of volunteers, III time for service. Under
standing Captain Berrien, of the Jefier-
son Cavalry, had expressed desire to
volunteer the services of his command,
the Gen raj, immediately OH his arrival
here, with his characteristic promptiiude,
dispatched an express TO this patriotic
officer, Informing him that his company
would be accepted. In the appointment
of General Glascork. the public service
has received a valuable aceuisi,ion-He
is young aud enierprisiug oiHecr--the
son of a revolutionary patriot. His zeal
is interchangeable. and his patriotism I'M
doubted, and we hazard nothing in say
ing, that should all opportunity occur,
he will prove himself worthy ofthe honor
able distinction which has been confer
red on hm-being the youngest briga-
dicI III our State.
augusta Chronicle, 4th inst.
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Tie Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, FEB. IL.


Mr. &imp1its was appointed or the
committee of so much OF the Presidents
Message as relates to the Public Buildings,
vice Mr. Parris resigned.
On motion Of hlr. Comstock, the com.
miiiee OH Military Affairs were instructed
90 enquire into tie cxpcdiency Of making
further provision by law for Tie mainieu-
ance and support of Catharine Low, who.
since the commencement Of the late war.
has lost her husband, two sons and d SON
in-iaw, IN the military service of the u. s..
and IS 10 INDECENT circumstances.
On motion OF Mr. Savyer, the commit.
tee Of Commerce aud Manufactures were
instructed 10 enquire into tile cxpcdiency
OF providing by Idw for stalking i've clian-
mel of Currtuck Sound from Tie inlet 90
Powelfs Point.
Tue bill fixing The compensation Of Tie
Secretary Of The Senate aud Clerk IT ihe
House, aud their clerks, sc. Wds ordered
30 bc engrossed tor third caling.
EXECUTIVE MESSAGES.
a message WAS received ffotn TIC Pre-
si4cni. enclosiuga Report OF thc Sccreia-
~ of State, transmitting to him the re-.
ma.uder OF the correspondence between
our minister in Spain aud the British 90
vernmeni, touching Morillo's blockade OF
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Aana for Sale.

WILL lie sold TO The highest bidder tract OF IAND
w lying IN Hanover county ABOUT ten miles from tbs
cry Oh Rehmond lying immediately on the road ieadug
rom SAID city 10 Hanover Town and courthouse. This
Hact contains about so acres AID adjOins or is comic
nous TO- the lands OF col 1hsnlas Iinsley mai Winston
ahd the Washington Henry Academy. The building on
well Watered. 500" -
The sale will take place on the premises on Wedp,,
Ay me s'h Gay OF February next, without reserve
ms tract of land viii he sold in pursuance of The la
WIN and testament OF Mrs. ANN SYDNOR deceased II
pe'Lg The land she resided - by the executor
-, ,,,. J. A. RICHARDSON
~ POSTPONEMENT The above safe was postrnu
co III consequence of bad weather until Thutsda, he
5th oi March next when ii will certainly take place Il
" VIZ "h 'he next ialT Cay. J. a. Z.
ISnIudI1 u.