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charlottesville FemaIe 1cade0v

1CuUBIVH.
'HlS Institution under tie direction OF Mis- NJ r
GEORGE, late OF Fredericksburg. viii be opened on
Tue second Monday January next where the following
branches OF educaii viii he taught, viz.
FIRST CLASS.
Inc English Language gTammatcaliy 9 rs u seSsjo1
sacred ancient & modern Geography OF 9 months
history Astronomy, use OF the Globes ono HaLC in
drawing OF Maps, and Composition 0dvaUces
SECOND CLASS.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar ard
h'I1n"etC IS do.
Inc French Language including any Of
Inc above branches Observation-Disclosures do
Music will bs Separate charge of...S is do
boarding, washing and fael, leach young
Iady furnishing her OWn bed & beddng,) 6 co do
IblS institution, situated in the paT Virpinia
uhnei tue direction Of lady ia every way qualified To-
90 u justice offers an opportunity parents aud guar
ulahs seldom met with The high character of the iTus
ices selected IL preside over added the reputation
OF IT'S governess, will those at distanc the
safety OF IT'S pupils Mrs. George with whom the Young
ladies' viii ne boarded pledges herself for strict aten
oance 10 them M every way. a public examination
VIII be held ihe end Of every session, notice VI which
will be given.
Applications made for situations in this institution
WIN De addressed to John VIM, James Leitch and
Alexander Garrett, Esquires.
December 8. Gota,.
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Among the many attempts Of witty aud FAC etous wri
tefs. AT bnrles1ue, or parodes tue COMPOSITIONS
tue merits OF which are frequently beyond their power
70 tnitaie-we rarely meet with so successful al
the following on Csmpbeps beautiiri piece, called
fOteRtiatfa, which We Gopy from the Galaxy, called
T'HE REyELLERS
On coucbsS, when the was low,
illuminating lay many dizzy brow,
f"r, caused by iasi nights drunken row,
Thelr heads were aching horribly.
Bat Nacchns saw another SIGHT
When the cl"ck struck at dead OF night
Commanding tapers fast to light
The darkness Of the scenery.
with cups aud good stsars AFRAID,
by which each tanteI drunk was made.
%hTown GA the chaIs around they laid
To JON the midnight reyelty.
hen shook The walls, by bawling iiveR,
iben new the cups. in anger driven,
ABd, sparkling lke the lamps Of heaven.
Flowed the red wine in maiestj.
More hustle yet those walls shall know;
Aud louder still The tumuit grow,
Aud heavier Netshall he the flow
OF Lisbon rolling rapidly.
IT'S mornl but scarce yon lurid sun
Gan pierce segar fumes rOiing dun,
Where Tevel ranters, full of fun
Sbont IN their smoky canopy.
the baud reel cut with aching h d
the' scarce have strength to rcac their bedi
wave, Bacchus all thy banners d.
Aud shout aloud thy victory
ON few shalt part As when they eetl
lhe vine shall be their winding beet;
And broken gohieis meath theft Get,
,slftected.l ALoNZo.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
CDpg Of a letter 10 he Editors ofthe baltimore

IlclItnH, dGfeu
ST. THOMAS. Nov. 26, 1919.
" TIE latest news here from Bolivar aud his
army are that he was successful He has got
pos, es~ign OF AZ tie country near Carthagena
and OF Carthagend Itself il is expected he will
be master, efe long. The government there
that II they are not Immediately reinforced
She place must fall Whether this is correct
or zoe IS hard 10 say for there are few reports
that reach this place that can he relied on res
ptctiug The movements OF The Patriots. The
account published at Norfolk relative 10 the
destruc ION Of ali the wooden houses here, is
incorreci--not one has blown down during the
gale. iu ihg town the houses IN the country
only suiieied.
e. 5eud sou tue last paper II iswithout ia
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Land neai. Richmond for Sale

I'VE subscriber Intending To Tehove to Richmond,
offers for sale the TRAcT OF LAND on which he
at present resides situated the Cbckahoniny about
d miles nom Rchuiend, and Immediately at the ieImi-
nation OF the RthmoHd Hin Turnpike. The buildings
have all been thoroughly repaired and are now in good
ORDER. Presenting that no person would purchase
wthont hfs viewing the premises IL Is unnecessary TO
give more particular descTiption
Terms liberal, aud made known by applying TO the
subscriber. PHILIP DUAL, JUN.
November "a
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BANK or THE UNITED sTATEs

Damn Of I6E UNITED STATES.
Ii was stated in the Richmond Enquirer, a
few days ago, that in an action brought BY the
Bank of the United States. as endorsee of
note. or payee of AN inland Bill of T. change. in
che Circuit Court Of the United States, district
OF Kentucky, where the original parties 10 the
negotiable instrument, were citizens OF the
same State, question had arisen, whether the
Federal Court had jurisdiction. The poiut III
rose under that section of the act of Congress-
commonly called the judicial act. which pro-
vides that no Court of the United States shall
nave coenizance in any action brought by the
" assignee OF a nste. or other chose in action"
IN any case when the original payee of the note,
or chose III action could not have maintained a
suit IN United States Court. The case was
argued by Messrs. ii. Clay, and Wickiitie, for
the Bank, aud Messrs. Crittenden and Bibb
for the defendant
We are informed by friend i'm this city. that
the decision has been given in favor OF the
bank and as copy of the opinion of the JUDI
ges expected shortly we hope TO lay il before
our readers. Ii is certainly decision of vital
Importance TO the interests of the bank
Bali. red Gd=
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MARLBOROUGH For SAI.E-

pfrtnc 81 potrers rested in ts, the subscribers.
- blythe t0a miH Of John Cooke, dsr'd. o) !Mebora
county, pirginia ,ce offer for sole thar ,aiasbie
esfdfe, kno"n 10y the name Of 8faRLBOROUGH.-
This estate contains a6out $50 0crrs3s0 or rhch is
Hds Idn6, Tying Ia body about leo acres Of tcin-
bte mdrsh easily reclaimed, Snd the residue hicH
iand Of very n0iuobie character N 4, sifuotsd IN
The county 81 NoFOrd and state Of pfrginia COM
eneins al The mouth Of Potomac creek, at It's juno
tton utih tie Potomac river, and up said rirsy
upords Of f'ro miles 20 the iapdS Of John ~. Bro
ndneh Jro'H This point TO 45cco6eck u fhc Raps
gobte branches Of Potomac creek, the distance Isl.
0oom Of mile thus tedtiRg the tract cRtirefya
saTonnded dy trdter eIcePt on the last mentioned
line. This is perhaps the most desirable estate in
TIE eastern section Of pi'sinia; IFS soii is not
passed by aRytor the production u The stcpte 0rti.
cies Of che state, abounds rih springs o., eIcesnt
rdfer and Is particularly adapted 20 The eTouth 81
red cforcr. IT'S uintsy and spring fisheries, hare
produced a nett Proft Of S $500 per ma
yo~f Is an great abundance and there are on the
tand inerhaUstiGtc beds OF shell MerI srhich hare,
been pronounced By English farmers 10 be be slpe.
rior 10 any knoUn la Europe. There has been seeded
ms Jdu l35 bushels frhe"t and Jer 0crcS ia rye.
Is distant from fhe markets 81 The District Of
Cot"mbia as miles from Eredericks5are Ii miles.
Possession can be had The ist day " Joauai;y
1870, ana the terms made accommodating.
n more minute description is deemed nRRecrssay
as IL is presumed those echo may scisk 20 yxrehess
application may be made 10 JOHN ~. or Jere ~.
Brondrgh, Georgetown, District Of Coinm6ia John
w. Greer fteSershsSs or 10 either q ne sat
Sc''oeTS'fe'1d"e az HsSt farm, near dqaia, Ia.
JOHN CUOKE,
Nor ~. 5i..U GEORGE ~. COOKE.
A DVERrisEMtNI....The sUbscribers are anxious
some fine booded MARES and COLTS, late the PRO.
perry OF Ezekiel Dance of Chesterfield among which
are two mares by Eagle ont of Lady Chesterfield the
dam OF Sir Alfred one q, the other years old and
both supposed TO he now in foal by Conqueror IIy
one year old aRd colt or months old both out OF
one OF the aforementioned mares-the lly by Merry-
held and the colt by Sir Hail. also one half OF mare by
Eagle out of the dam Of Sir Alfred, years old last
spring This mare lie in possession Of Johu c. Goode of
MeckenonIs who owns the other half OF her; the othe
mares aud colts at the late residence OF Ezekiel
Dance IN Chesterfield county, where they can be seen
by those disposed to purchase.
Applications To be made TO
WIN: S. DANCE, at Powhatan C. H., or
JOHN w. DANCE, Richmond.
November 10. 55tf
IT The above Mares and Colts, il not disnosed of
privately before that iinie will be exposed to sale 40
public auction, at the late residence of Ezekiel Dance
on 1hnrSday, the 9Th day cJ january neat
81. s. DANCE,
JOHN W. DANCE, Admir-
Iec. 10 O1..tds oiFzekiel Dance dec.
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ron SILL


n VERY BEhUlifUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
commanding, two and halt miles ff0m The Capt.
to'' Inc improvements have been made during the
Two Iast years, and consist Of dwelling house ofseVen
rooms, painted and papered il the neatest manner.
OF w" wings joined 10 tue house by circular colorado
la one ei which there four rooms servants.
I'D tbe other, Kitchen, store room and smoke house
he WhOIe succeed, and covered with slate. The out
houses are daiTy, ben house sable carriage house.
and ice housea well Of excellent water. The garden
VI Two acres tastefuly laid out has been highly
nuIed, aud 10 planted with parcel Of choice frnit
Trees lbe remainder Of the lot is well in clio
YER NO place can be more desirable as we'll OH
account OF ITS extreme beaIbintts 40 an agreeable
hsghOoIhpod, aud its contiguity to The city,. The
premises VIII be sbeWn by Mr.. Thomas 4. Wagqauan,
rtsldhg thereon, 20 any person who may he rsfOus
y" viewing me property and great bargain expected.
DEC: 10 G5..l2t wHlTLOCK WALFORD.
ptrsuaHce Il deed Of trust executed 10 The sub
scfibeTs BY Peter Nelson, Of Caroline county, Of
record 10 The clerks Office OF SAID COMFY, Bearing date
TIE 18th Of April, 1910. for certain pufposts therein
expressed they will proceed to SELL on the pftHisss,
10 the highest bidder, for casb, The SIT dag If
J6HNarg neat, certain tract Of LAND, itng Ia the
comfy Of Caroline, and containing -four huSdfcd aud
tour acr's be the OF less Wbicbsaid land
is contiguous 20 the Fall Mills. to fR lands Of
Fleming Bibb samuel Terrell, Henry MaJis,n Robert
Terrell and wilson Quares, and which was purchased
by said Nelson Of Nicholas Davis. The ibscTibers
will convey the title thsiis vested in Them = Trustees
WIN ID. TAYLOR,
DeC. 10. b5sstds JOHN J. TAILOR.
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Tmeuty. Fiye DoJJo,s Re,o,..J

- ANAWAY from the subscriber living mar Milton
AlDemare county, on the 18th SEPTEMBER last
iett6 OF inches high square built Eelf tet fellow
when quesonsd sharply any occasion his an lmpse-
imeBt or apparent dicuiiy ofTeply still more obseTv.
able BY quick motion Oft eJes-he Wa put based
81 Major James Gibbon Of Richmond, Were be bas
IeauOns aud friends, and is no doubt lrrkiBg. Vine.
ever VIII deliver bin to Bernard Pcyton Esq. OF Rtck
mona OF TO i've, or secure him in jail ~ that ger
bim again, shall be entitled 10 The above reward.
CRAVEN PEYTOE.
AlhcnaTIe November 10, Self
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NORTH CAROLINA H. OF COMMONS

n.
MIR. Aston. from the Bank committee, made
a report, which. after some discussion was re-
committed, with nstiuciions TO the committee
10 reporta simple resolution, giving the public
~ the New bern Bank that had heretofore
been given him tc deposit in the State Bank.
The House took up the resolution offered by
MIR. Mears. on Saturday, proposing 10 amend
The constitution of the URited States which
being read,
Mr.. heais moved TO amend il. by striking
ont the whole after the word" Resolved" aud
10 insert The following:
That no alien who shall, or may arrive in
the United States, after the LIST day OF January
1921 shall ever be eligible TO any office, under
the United States, or any state of the Union"
Mr.. Iredell mo we'd 10 amend the mendment,
| by adding the following:
" Or TO a seat in congress of the u. s. or in
| the legislature of any state"
Which was agreed 10, and the resolution as
| amended was ordered to lie on the table.
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- S $50 or 8 25O Revo,.d

experimenting aud lodging IN Rheims Jail zero
hey SAN, yellow fellow about 40 years old Der.
saps ise iHcheshi pretty we'll proporioned fnlI
aud having travelled with him once or oeget 10 saiIi
more ano Philadelphia, where he has probably formed
aClualhahcest u rs presumed be may attempt TO 90
tsd way WIN iree pass or as DR.. FOushee's servant
ae pas travelled ny the way Of FTedertcksburh Dan,
Its' washington City, &c.-is aquaned most particn
JaeSson's In Phadephia, who Keeps liver, sabIs IN
~ sueet Tie 70 welt known u aud nearthis place
't eit NE on the 10th ut aud am told was seen 10
hs place on the Sst. $3.50 will be given fftaGep viii
toe state Of Virginis,sr $50 lin any other state
p,. JOSEPH ECHOLS.
N.tuWOho, september B. Stiff
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one Hmlcired Doitars Re,Ua,d.


~ As stolen from my stable Oh the night OF the path
W INST. my RIDING HORSE, for which, and the
CONVECTION OF The thief, will give the above reward
OF 20 Tor the horse alone. He is i've years old about
10 ndhds high, Of ne bay color, aud very likely With
hlcAea tail which he carries onesided believed on
Tue Ie ne has some ndisinct appearances col!
'a Souho his shoulders, but no white spets that
'eCoecteG-rathei low IN erder. There is breaking
on. OIL MS hosy and ON his hind legs thighs there
were some remains ot u when stolen. lie tTois fast and
we'll "ho Is just learning To paceOf an petuous ery
1empei, Oui hot Inclined TO be vicious. Should any
morse answering The above description be ofieres for
OF heard OF IN any parI of the country the nori
nation by letter directed 10 Richmond will be
'hansIuilJ received. JOHN G.. AOSBY.
Ihnans, August 27. 3aIf
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made known to the Proper authorities, we
have no doubt but our aggrieved neighbors
will fnd that Justice which is due To honest
and industrious men, pursuing a laborions bu-
siness TO earn maintenance for themselves
and families. lEr Post
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AL ANY SOUfHGAIE, grateful for The encourage
NA ment, she has received from the ladies of rich
mona aud vicinities informs III em that She
Jus. opened large and elegant of MIL
LiNEl AT her old stand consisting principally of
norm velvet, sira" ana satin BONNETS Of The latesr
patterns an elegant assortment of London BEAVERS
oil a sizes and colors lace and gauze dresses elegant
trimmings Tor peilisses aud dresses nets cuTIs aud head
ornaments caps tuTbans, feathers aud nowers canes,
coii"Teis &c all of which will be sold at The noS
reduced prices for CT b or town acc enhances ~
MANfuA MAKING and CRIMPINt; done with neat,
ness and despatch 800 ~
MeCians from the country are nartculaylv ,soy.s,
ed to call ana judge for ihems elves
n. b. Leghorn straw hornets, cleaned and reoaired
October ~. 30 ''""
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.TOsEpHS pHILJp VINO.

JOSEpH & PHILJP HdTO,
TIAVE united In the PRACTICE OF TIE LAW
Al OHe the other Of them will constantly attend the
various courts held in tie city NJ Richmond and The
inferior aud superior courts Of GOochlans POwbsts8
aud Chesterfield. Aug 70. s8s,tr
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TRUST SALE.

iDfI1T.
virtue OF deed OF cued to the suhscri-
- Der ny Wn G. MauTy and wife bearing date the Isr
OF Jn 1915, aud duly recorded IN the county court
henIIco ioI The purpose Of securing certain sum Of
money therein mentioned-Will be sold before the
front door Of the Eagle Hotel in the city of Ricbmond
on friday, The 24th inst piece of GROUND, being
part oil Tue LOT Mo- o. on street. containing a. fer
iiohi-and is the same ground that was conveyed 10
Tue saia W. g. haury, by Thomas Pulling and wife by
aeen bearing date the goth of June ISi6.-Also three
likely young NEGRO NEN....T The terms Of the sale
VIII lie cash-and TO commence at IL O'Clock.
RICHARD C. WORKMAN, Trustee.
-.Y'b- ~. ia. I'D
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TINE NOTICE,

TAKE NOTICE.
I R. JOHN THOMPSON SWANS, 10 no longer m,
- agent for the administration Of Sarah symo's Is
Ate' MARTHA " SYBE
Aa01'r u S0f0h SgRie, tee.
DSe'i ~ CS.,Sts
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway
from the subscriber about the 18Th Ju, last n,gTo)
,dn oetween 10 and 20 years OF age by the name of
Pill sometimes calls himself BILLY GURAkT une
eg Iethef longer Than The other PLAINLY to he discover
co "heh "aslng-one big toe of the FIRST or second
JOINT the OiReT toes on the foot disngured By
Hos'-ab0ui feet inches high. II is presumed that
ne mas gone ever the mountain or To the county of
D"ocn'ahd, where he was Taised-he was bought by t
W Co,' ih"mas Miller OF Goochland county. Will
give the above reward to any person who viii del,ver
Ine me sara negro IN Buckingham county near Bent
creek, or secure him III jail Sc that get him again
now. b..u CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON.
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NORFOLK December Is Last night about
Z o'clock, our citizens were called to witness
the conttagraton OF thar pleasantly situated
ana desirable family residence, at The corner
OF Maln and Granby streets, the property of
Mr., Waiter Heron, and lust vacated by Capt.
William ID Henley. Those who PROMPTLY al
tended tue awini summons, discovered body
OF Fame abonr the size of a hat Issuing from
the east end of the house, near The ridgeuoIe
which might have been extinguished by a few
EalIOhs OF water, could bucket have been
immediately obtaiued-but being "a frame
mouse and very cOmbnstibe before these me-
ctSsaTy implements could he had, the flames
gatneu TOO great an asceDdauCy TO be subdued
by The very inefficient means provided for
snch occasions, and the whole tenement soon
became heap of rains. The adj dining Office
NE Kitchen and ouihOuSes escaped serious IN
Jury, owing chiefly TO the wind being perfectly
iuned from the time the fire was frat discOy-
ered ann IT'S fury was nearly expended The
same cause alone saved the residence OF Rob'f
Taylor, sen esq. which we are happy to state
sustained very little If any damage
MANY OF our citizens exerted themselves
very idbotIously TO save the pTOperty while
others looked on with great uHcOnce rn mapi-
resting no disposition 10 arrest the progress OF
the dcVOuTing element. Three engines were
present, but they were rendered almost none
raliVe by the want OF Buckets. A detachment
OF aftIlierisis from Fort Nelson, under the
command OF Lieut.. Wiufall, distinguished
themselves by the most active eXertions where
yer their services were required
lheie is reason TO believe this was the work
OF an inccndary. lBeacoH.
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WILL he sold public auction fol cash, in frsut Of
Nv ,he Eagle Heel, ia the city of Richmond on
nisi iaiF da' thereafter, FROM 30 to so LIKELY Me-
ShoES, mrni women ard children
hec .. Colds THOMAS taylor Auc,r
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On Satuid day Mr. LEHMAN, OF the Assembly,
called the attention OF the house 10 d subje CT
as lie SAID, of the highest importance. meaning
me projected canal TO connect tue waters of
the SnSquehanna with those OF the SchuN.hill
and the Delaware. HeinteE ed 10 say that
II was OF the greatest Importance, particularly
when we considered the interest OF the COM
monwealth, ana the eXeriiuns of neie hborIng
states TO absorb our trade and wealth He
wonid not al ihi~ time txpa,iate oil the adj
VdnlaS cS 81 the contemplated canal. He STAT
"a that ) o00.s00 had been authorized by law
10 be raised tor The purpose OF acComrlis hing
iIis work. Lotteries had also De en- auihoriz, d
with view 10 obtain money for The payment
OF the interest OF That sum. Such was the pres
snfe, snch The embdI rassneGt OF the times that
tines lotteries had not been sufficient TO raise
enough iot The interest. Ii could be guara,i-
teed BY iht state, at little or no expense he
proceeds OF the lotteries had Ueen nearly equal,
LOT ihe last yenr or two, 10 5 so 600; the
amount OF the required interest. The foster
l'g hat d of government should be Outstretch-
ed. 10 aid III completing This great work, con-
nected, as II was witn the highest interests of
tue state. liz then submitted The following
J solution, which was read and referred to the
comMilteC on roads aud internal navigation:
ReSotred That the committee on roads and
internal nav igaiIOn be Instructed to endure
INTO The expectancy of guaranteeing the pay
mtnt oil Interest, lOI a limited period, on such
new subscriptions Of money, as NAV be obtaiu.
ed towards the capital stock of the Umlon Ca
Hal Company. lPLit. Union
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DECEMBER IA.
SIANERX

MIR. w. j. DUANE called up his resolutions
relative 10 instructiug our senatsrs and repre-
sentatives IN congress TO vote against admit
ung slavery in Missouri. He said that ii any
gentleman wished the subject postponed, lie
should not object. He did not think il neccs-
sary TO make any remarks explanatory of the
resolutions. There Was, he believed, but ono
sentiment with regard 10 this question he ex
pected no opposition in this house. IL was
| matter OF great Importance, not only TO this
state, but 10 the whole union. that slavery
should he excluded from the immense terrific
ry opening In the west From the newspapers
II appeared, that in the east aRd west, in the
north and south, the unanimous attention of
Tue country had been drawn TO this int eresting
subject Party spirit had been laid aside, and
all seemed TO consider the importance of The
duty which we owe TO our Creator and TO pos
teriiy.
Mr.. COULTER considered this question as
: one OF the greatest moment He presumed
there could be but one opinion OF, the princi-
pie and the evil of slavery; but the subject
! involved other considerations of the highest
Importance and this house should pause and
reflect before they acted. Ii involved the con-
sututional question, whether congress have "a
right to interfere with the constitutions of the
states, except TO guarantee republican forms
& oil government to them 1t may exasperate
some OF the states and hazard dissolution OF
the union. lie wished he resolution laid on
the table for few days.
Mr.. w. j. Duane had expressed his DISPOSE
| ton. IT any gentleman wished delay, not 10
| hasten the consideration OF the resolutions
| III the house thought that more time was ne
| cesSary TO dspassionatC disc ussion, lie should
! be the last TO object TO a poStpOu.ment. He
/ had. however, no fears Of dissolution OF the
union and he was prepared al this time, he
| thought. 10 satisfy even the gentleman on the
| constitutional question
MI 1HACkARA meved TO make the resolu-
| tionS the order OF the day for Thursday that
| they might reach congress in due time.
| Agreed TO.
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81. LOUIS Ociobe. 9....Ger. Bissell Ter,
inns place IN the steam boat St Louis. on
Thursday TO descend the Mississippi 10 New
Orleans. where, ii is understood "A cour, mar
tiaI Will assemble for the trial of Colonel
Ming, OF which the General will be Presl-