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FOREIGN.
La TEST FROM EUROPE

New YoRK, Sept. 3d.-By the packet shin
CorInthian, Capt. Davis, advices from LiverpooI
10 the evening Of the 24th of July, and London
P"Pe's 20 'he S5i inclusive are received. They
contain no poli'Ic-l intelligence of importance.
we are favored with the following extract of
letter from Liverpool, dated evening OF the 24tb.
Our Collectors has, very unexpsctedly re-.
ceiyed directions 10 suspend the admission OF
Indian corn for consumption, on the paymen,
OF duty-but the reason for doing 80 he. moi
been communicated
LONDON, July 49,
The Gazette de France declares the treaty nub
ilsled as having been entered into bstween Grsa,
Britain aud France for the evacuation of Spain. 10
TO be mere fiction of the Partisan editors. Il
Is on the other side said that II is The outline nj
an arrangement which wants only the concurrence
OF the Spanish government TO carry il into effect
u rs believed that Mr.. Hobhouse, the Un en-
Secretary OF State for the Home Department. and
Mr. Herties, the Secretary Of the Treasury, 20
out of Office.
a letter from Trieste says, that ship, which
has arrived from SymTna met on the 18Th of June
oil Cape Sc. Angelo, Inc Greek fleet consisting of
% SAIL The Hellas rigae and SIX fire Ships were
part Of H. Tie Turkish fleet vas At Ps,ra..
The Primrose, which arrived Al por,.nou,b nm
TUESDAY, from Vera Cruz, and last from NeVv
York, had on board 500 900 dollars. and 80
ceroons cochineal MIR. Rocsfuerte. the MEXICAN
Minister TO TINS country, and Mr. Ward BRING.
with BIN 'hs rauheation of the Treaty ytb Mex
leo. Mrs Ward was confined on board few dsS.
before reaching Spiibesd. The Primrose Law nine
days 81 New-fo'k, during which MI wafd and
Usp', Fefnon yi-hed The public establishments at
Washington, Philadelphia and baltimore Tbs
Americans were particularly polite and attentive
TO them.
was the earnest wish Of Mr. Canning that the
AfesJ WIN Mexico, should recognise the ezsrcis 80
81 us foftssiant form Of worship In Mexico by,
lh's "ojse was abandoned owing 70 the strong ne.
'''es' 'a'iteS'n among he lower elaeses, which
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Further disasters by the late Gale.1

NORFOLK, Sept. A. A gentleman Who arriv.
co mere on Sunday afternoon from Washington.
wv VI mas communicated to us the FOLLOWING
shocking effects OF the late gale in that section
OF the country. At Washington the tide rose, il
Is believed, 10 feet above its ordinary HEIGHT, in
u"us'ihg mat part oil the town bordering ON the
river In some of the bouseson Water stree, the
wafer was to feet deep, and number of
lsmiiies were taken from their dwellings ia boats
me streets presented most distressing aspect, be.
'"s S"eweo win the wrecks of property, snd
goods which had Hoated out from the stores and
houses. Lpmber naval stores and na,,s os vss-
sels which had drifted ashore were floating in eve.
~ direction, presenting an awful assemblage of
ruins.
several dead bodies had d,ifted ashore al Ocra.
eoek; Two View York and North Csrolins pack
et scbooneIs, the Cotton Plant, CAPTAIN Austin
ana Martha, Captain Robinson the I,,ter from
Asew hork bound to Newhern, were driven a.
shore 10 the ~. of Cape Hsiterss, and have gone
70 p'ece' a Rhode leland schooner, name not
asce''a'he1, with valuable cargo Of Dry Goods,
49, we, s'so driven ashore near the Cape, and the
Deacn was strewed with her cargo, a large part
OF which had hoa,ed from her.
ne cape Hatieras Light Ship, Capt. Holden,
was driven from her moo rings, and went ashore
70 me Sou'hward of Ocrscock, and we lament to
tnat several Other crew, including the Boat
l., were reported to be losi. 1t will be tru-
y g,auiy'ng TO The numerous friends of Captsn
flDIuen' 10 learn. that be and his farniiv are safe
at Portsmsuth, IN. CT ''
il OF ~ SAL of Vessels which were at anchor
nni, ', ,.' Rosds when the gale commenced.
O" ~ .wo ode II out 10 safety.
and gaze was thought to exceed in vioieo@
-. oSslruciiyeDese, the memorable hurricane Of
20 %, or any storm that has been Experienced since
I that time.
), Az Washington, one schooner was lodged on
,he wharf, while others were drifted against the
origse WIN such force a. 10 carry 49,.
sod H. -. -'-"u'ng Within 10 miles Of that town,
"T N 'ns crops were generally destroyed.
r.h,,, - N' N. Z. hss also suffered consijes
bonss - "unusuon A new three story brick
~vuse ana two or three warehouses At that place
''' swept away before The fury oftbs tempest.
Beacoa.
- 20 -" men were spprehended AZ New Orlesn. On
'he'5ih alt. snst icion of ~, ,rioo a,s,ss.,,
snoney. Forged Bills oftbe Bank Of the Uni, +
''H''S' 70 a-i'fse aD-opnl founded unnn Tier,
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Two men were spprehended ., Me- r,,f.,.., "a
''e.o'n uit. on susl cion Of uttsring counterfeit
Smoney. Forged Bills oftbe Bank OF the Uni,l
-''HeS' 70 a-l'fse aD-opn. founded unnn Ter,
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The London Morning Chronicles sf,s, -.
some remarks to the probable efFse. of ,bs
:. Tha, o. The Ceasof'hir IN Fr"ocs sIJ.
oc,,fo. ~, Wits OF post Of the private
on the s,hisc, IS re remarkably crcunSnec,
reference from the police 7, y f, I'VE, OF IN
WV AI'o% fedgs, that several persons wbo o ~
$780, '1eir Opinions rather freely on the .,s,s :,
'nhes IN France. not ssspecting that tbs; %
"ou'o De opened bad received an intimstIon TO-,
a'',nDJ 70 ds7,', from the Of such lsogosSs
guard e GOLFERS eVf'' under
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Extract OF letter from gentleman in Caracas TO
merchant in this city, dated Aug q
Ihe new Tariff, and the short credits given !,
IT, q In many instances The almost impossibiliiv ol
complying with its requisites in securities. and the
almost total refusal OF the cales, has placed the
"Sue oil Laguayra, under great and heavy de-
PRESTON, on WIN all these circumstances operating
here, they must and are leading TO sons cban,,a,
whether that will convulse the country e,es,Iv o'
De ehec'ed peacsaby, it is tbis moment dificol,
TO say.
Though every thing is quiet upon the surface.
yei many OF the best informed are nndsr an i'm
preston That sixty days will no, elapse before
sone PoIi'cai change may be expected in this do
pertinent, aud with IL a course of revolation IN ~,
general policy. Gen. Psez is III at Marancy. and
most OF The troops have been order ed, since Bor.
llYar's departufe 10 the infertnr, -
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NxNErnAn TIA coMannss.
SECOND sEesIow
IN SENATE.

MONDAY, Feb. IS, 1927.
The hin from tis other House, making an an.
preparation for tie purchase Of books for the IL
b'ary OF Congress, wse read twice, ard referred
MIR. Chandler, t'ofn the Committee on the Mi
lhia,. reported tbs bill from the other House. 10
establish Artillery and Cavalry Tactics FOR the Mi
li'ia OF lie y. S. without an endm emf.
Mr. Chandler submitted the following resol1-
lion
Resoirea. That the Secretary Of War be, and
ne is hereby, directed 10 advertise for 3 months,
in the National Inie1gencer, that he W II receive.
~ any time before The - i dag Of November
next, sealed proposals for printing G binding 900
copie- OF lie Abstract Of Isfartry Tactics, including
Exercises and manUuvres Of Light infanrry anu
RRefnen FOR The use Of the Militia az The
y. :. also, 5000 ROPES Of System Of Exercise
and Instruction OF Field Artillery, Including Ma
ncuvres for Light, or Horse Ariillery-and
j.UOO ccpie- Of 'hs System Of Instruction and
Marn&wes, proposed for the service of the A
mercsn Cavalry, as reported by The Secretary Of
War on The Sth OF January, 1927. The proposals
70 specify The pfice u bound in board. the price
u bound IN calf, and DE price If found issb, eps-
70 he delivered AZ The War Department IN Wssh-
insioo: and The Sec ftary OF War will slate in his
adyeFisemeni. As near may be, The size Of the
work, The nunbar ~ psge4 ani plates each will
. eonisIn-- ard be will report 10 ibe Senate such
propositions as be msy receive IN the fret week Ok
the nex, ssssion O, Cragsss
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CONyENrION-

~ large and respectable meeting OF the city
Gems of Shenandoah Couhty, convened at the
Cour house in Woodstock, on Monday evening,
the 9Th OF February, 1927, pursuant to notice
previously given, to express their opinions of the
vote OF the present Legislature Of Virginia, reiece
ing the bill for aseertsioing the will of the pep
pie upon the subject of Convention to amend ths
State Constitution:
JACOB RINKER jr, waa appointed Chairman
md RoBr. TURNER, Ssc'ry.
The object OF the meeting having been explsin-
81 Ivy James II. Srnopi, Esq
The following resolutions were then proposed S.
adopted by the meeting:
g Resolved, That his meeting consider the re.
lection OF the Convention Bill By the present lSss
gisiature, as gross and Aagrant violation of
republican principles, anil eyidsncng utter
disregard OF the wishes and opinions OF the major
uy OF the cool people OF ihis Commonwealth.
" Resolved, That an address be prepared 10y a
Committee, to be appointed by the Chair, address
ed to the Freehodsrs OF this Conmonw ealth, call
ing upon them TO elect person 20 the next Lsgis
laiufe, who is unwilling TO vote Tor law TO take
the sense Of The people of this Common veal b
upon the rrOprietJ Of calling Convention to
mend The State Constitution
&C Resolved, Tina, the SheriGs in The different
counties in this Commonwealth be requested to
open poll ~ the ensuing spring elections, TO
take the votes Of the Freeholders OF this Con-.
monwealih, upon The propreiy OF calling Con-
yenton 10 amend the State Constitution"
Upon motion II was resolved, That the COM
mit'ee named IN The foregoing resolutions consjs,
OF seven persons :-Wbersupon Tire Chair ep-
pointed The following persons to compose that
COMMITTEE. 10 wit - 'sepb n. Samuel-, Philip
Wuliams, r. Charlie. y Lowell, Jo-eph irwin
Joel Penny Oacker, Robert Turner, aud DAVID J.
Crawford
Upon motion It was further resolved, That the
proceedings Of this meeting. add this address 10 be
prepared by ihe Committee, be Published in tb,
Sentinel Of the Valley, with request that all
Editors in the Commonwealth favorable 10 a Con.
veoiop, VII puoii-h ,hem ia their respective pa
per~
The meeting then adjourned
JACOB RtNKER, j.. Chairman.
! RoDr. TrRSER, Ses'y.
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NOTICE.

wi'eh upon Accommodating terms, land, lv,ns
~ 'ns county oi Nottway, containing between
AUG tsefVe hundred acres, situated Nuttiwsy River ami
CONTAINING afSe poon OF fast land ell ada-
yea To he growth oi Tobacco. other crop;
so'd and well suited Tor the cutie ton. The other
between end kuadtd on
de.Petek, and bounded 10y other creeks which afford
larry. quantity of veiy excellent fit land. All person
posed 10 purchase invited yi-w the premises which vii
sne"n by me ovtrseeis, by myself Uh application
august ~ SIT RICHARD e. IIARDAWAY.
NE snhserthrr Will SELL credit o two, tn sni
n Tour yeas his tact OF land two miles West OF Camph.
ou'th"nse, ana ~ miles South L, uchburg together with
e plantation utensils stocks OF all Kinds the COZ oats
i"doe &e; the working hands, eleven number with an
ADDITIONAL hsnd TO cook s,d the
The Piahtit"n during the The contains
acres mas on It small dwelling house OF oou.,
the yard an oversee house, with store room
hyve 'mokchouse kitchen sad ser,sn aud 20,
tsh aud carriage house. Sumo OF At. y hl
.hn tue TEST newly repaired anil hot occupied
h plantation too remote iivni the hn. give
L; II the personal attention ary has
con,tdrrabi. expense fitting Tot the eoniotahe accom-
mediation OF family, that might the at.uon Of
Ihv tune OF pc, viii be extended desired
oy 'ht fu' thaer Any peisn wishing with
the subscriber viii direct 10 Cha ip'i. house
Jan. 81. o. -.
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LHY HCHOOL

'I'IlE next session ~ the LAW SCHOOL At Eeedbsm 4,
= the county Of Cumberland near Farbvti. IN The e,,
OF frince Edward, viii Commence the first MONDAY IN
APn next, snd end with The ye change IN the f., ~. Of
ne Law school from the last yesr, when there hot few
Nudensj but very f class expected this year rio ia.
number already heard from. Every letter whn have re-
teved IN relation to the Lag School has promptly an
.wefed IL gentiemtn coming 20 II. wil write me- eeied a.
FWmvHs, when they will be st Ranes Tgrsra on The ,
road iiom hchm,nl 60 Bynchbufg. csfrisge shall meet
mem there, snd take hem 70 Nsedhnn Tho,e coming ,
the ffsder ksburx stage, may get the Steps NY r
In Toe MOOT COURT, attached 20 the Ian School everV
court OF the state occasionally represented: The pl,ad
every csse regularly hed IN writing. causes are s0
lsfy excited. argued aud decided, upon written fosn
only and OCULAR record kept OF all the prceecdngs 20
that gentleman wl make the proper of the lok ana
acquire for hef correct knowledge OF the theory of f
law, he vii, he he instructed assis cd IN
correct course Of The practice For further particulars nu
refer 10 the notice Published this paper III the last
FEB. 49, se-tswsw CREED TAYLOR.
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I'iE New Yo Institution ior the instruction of the Deaf
and DUMB, Is well oisansed pr, pared iuss uct
nose "ho are d-pHed u bearins aad speech The
ructos Who speak zone male and one female,
are wei qualified 10 teach the Beat and Dumb having had
e'sht yeats aei'cai experience They by
uoi, and are hisiiy useful IN the school The system
instruction pursued that Of the French, and ZANE as IS
?iF'ued ga olner ,hvo Tor the Deaf aud Dumb tins eo-
~ .gPiis over eight aud exceeding % wears will he
received q, al tunes i9r any period a. the - dollars
year !ung hoard aud ;EJn books wash
ns, mendins and ,'edcai attendance. There will be i,
extra ebsses bat pupil required 10 fnd their cloth
ned anu becdig There during Inontli
o' August IN each year, when pupils may their friends
feIna" III the ln.tHiiou at then option The
PuP are provided Sr an different buildings distance
apar and are not allowed 10 of school Those
Interested may Obtain further Information, by add, .sng let
tef tPo.i PadI To the > efeiary oi the Institution.
BY ofGrT Of The Boarn of Du ectors.
SAMUEL L MITCHELL, PRECEDENT.
SAMUEL AKERLY NJ. ID. Sre'ry.
54 Leonard St New York, Dec. IL eI-Gn
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LATEST FROM TEXAS.
NATcHITocuEs, Jan.

NATcHITocHEs, Jan. %, 1877.
i5y geni!emfn just arrived from Col. Austin =
settlement, Texas, we are informed that Governor
Saurelo has arrived there from 81. An,onia. with
loO Mexican troop, on his way to Nacogdoches,
TO suppress the insurection which exists there. On
the arrival - The Governor al Col Aus;ins sets
telnent, be called on the Colonel TO knos what
part he intended 10 act when Col. Austin inform .
ed him thai he should act on the part OF the Mex
ican Government, and al the reGueot oil Governor
Saucedo, Immediately calal meeting of the Alcsi-
cas In the settlement, who unanimously resolved to
supp ~ Toe Mexican Government la oppposllicn to
the - Freed3niunsr'
Immediately after the conference with Colonel
Austin, the E;npresato of The District, and the
Alcsida- CT The same District, Gov. Sawceio sent
commissioners to Nacogdochei TO treat with The
insurgents, or Freedonionsi as they term them
selves, for reconciliation On the arrival OF The
Commissioners at Nacogdoche@ the insurgents re-
fused to hold a Treaty upon any confederation,
unless the Mexican Government would acknow-
ledge them Free g. independents when the
Commissioners thought il line TO be off
We have no been able 10 ASCERTAIN what mes
stres The Governor would alop', as our Inform
ants left the District previous the return Of The
Commissioners.
These new Republicans, from ell accounts, APP
pear 10 he sansuine in their novel undertaking, and
from all appearance. bid fair TO become rivals, in
fame at least, TO Gulliyar's Liliipuiians. Not
withdrawing the absuTdity OF this attempt at free
dom, in the opinion of many, it will cost the
Mexicans great trouble, and very hevvy expense
to suppress the Instruction, and, if the numerous
nations OF Indians who inhabit The Province, are
as determined on keeping the country independent,
as represented, it will be a long and savage war,
but, in our opinion, they will be eventually ex!er-
minated, or driven to the Rocky Mountains, where
they will be as free as air.
The number of Indians in the Province il very
large. Ii is said by some who have been among
the Commauchas, that they have between 5 & 5000
warriors; others estimate their numbers to be be-
tween 10 s. 10 900. These Indians have been at
war with he Spaniards ever since they have been
in the country. bu, their warfare ha- been OF late,
carried on by small parties. whose principal Object
is plumber There 10 or 20 other tribes. bu, their
numbers are small. Courier.
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Trust Sale ef Land il, HeM.ico C'Ouaiv.

trust Safe I'll LGRii IL, Hea,ic0 C0uaiu.
pursuance OF d, ed OF rus, by W iam dy-
a"u oay verb ms wife, the lith February 1917 Jhn
Sa=s ANA Peter West duly recorded in inc of
Iieniev county court, 10 secure q tue late Faucis
cash, the huse premises TUESDAY the efh lax VI
March NJ XII the .rse O Land named the G cen,
oo, alnin'nS the lands III Samuel NJ Bocklus and other.
being the sanie tract Of land that William Dandridse nov
iye on, TO iase the OF S2S03 IS nices from
an December 1919, and ming the trust We
the s"crihIs. wiii only vested in as as -
YES hat believe the title to b, ood Tne about
4OO acres VI good land. JOHN stage
PETER " EST.
d
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F.4L3 GOODS.


fEE receiving add opening iise proportion Of our
~ Fall and Winter GOODS amongst those OpeLng,
BALES Of rose, point aud iuhs blankets
bAies usit cottons, various makers
b4ies AiBHels, feanots aud hestskns
Bales heaobsd aud nnbeached domestic meetings aud shirt
Ings, complete sssnrtinent-
Broad cloths aud csssinGres Of oil q1slis the
superior imported
pelisse cloths, OF Oh colours
Nestng5, TO suit the
Silk, cotton aud wOrsied hosiery
Furniture cdU,brIe and "a megi dni;es
Gases Irish iiDen long lawn sDd sheeuHg
few pieces FLINDERS etig, beautiful and cheap article
Gases sainet he'd ticking aud 1heoks
Boxes Of looking glasses put up in doIens for wholesale
trade
Cotton shiriings, cotton osmtriekS
Musus, bombasinss, boiubazeus
Diapers and linen csulbIics
complete ,rtnent of merno and cashmere shawl, and
scaris, some besntiiul
a sTDsii assortment uerinc and casbmere hdkl5.
a few beautiful PLAIN black siiNs
Thread iaces, Dat hobbn and
Canton, naDkiu and Italian grapes
piece beautiful gauke fauuel
They expect daily additional urples from New York add
Philadelphia all which will he under former pire
Oct g. Att VIM. NEALE co
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.ilrs. NIorgaret Coloan |:

you are not aresidei OF tins State YOU will rlcase
take notice. that snail Monday HE Ih of uary
is<' aud on the 5th and 9th mouth, should Il e
"eee,sy between the hours Of 10 a. H. aH L. n
he iNeth OF Thomas Cary at Guuces courthouse
lake me aeposis,ons and ahdavils M-s Wm J0nt
'"i L. DAVIS jams Dainey and pthers, he used
1ehce IN su pending ae Superior Cnu.t ut Chanc-y
i tue Richmond District, wherein you. ainnistr,Irix Vi
'iieAandti CG"ai, Al PiaIn.ih aud am Defendant;
JOHN H. HAhHOOD, adm of Vim flal wood, dec.
pe'.S g. 2iwgw
" Owing 10 She absence Of material Witnesses the taking
o e above testimony has been deferred I,h, 5l
aud iih days vi April j. X. Il
ftb ~ avid
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.IR s. NfRS. L.4-iLEiS-

I'LL continue their School CITY WiIlsip.h,r IN.
~ PRESENT schofaso year Of ten months the vacation
during the months OF Angus; aud September They
20 ach young Ladies ami small glsto SPELL read and m ne t
English LANGUAGE also graniu AMI athm, TIC the element,
geometry ard geography the French Italian anrure
music the FisuU aud Guitar and painting on velvet he
| iin language will be ,ahgh, requited
NJ and Nj james he,ng qualified themselves teach what
is shoys propose ed or the presen they Offer The fosnr
very ieern 10 who for the yea a
lars fiose who enter for quarter will pay an additional
price:
English, the Elements of History and Geography
Arithmetic aud painting Velvet $50
The above with French 50
do do Italian 4a
do do Music IS
hfuac only so
Col Browne, with ~hon Mr.. and Mrs Jane, reside IN hat
pleasant and eoumodinus house Of Mr.. Webs on the court
house green, between Mrs. Pcachy and Jude Tucker viii
take young ladies boardef at $50 for The ten months ri
hsd every thug To su board with them Mrs aud W.
Browne proDises every attention TO morals manners
by along residence IN France aud Italy Mr. x Mrs ]. are
enabled oPeak aud The French aud Italian Ian.
suages Ruenily aud correctly
As they strangers IN Virginia the public have rzh In
expect some Testimonials OF their ability perfo m The task
which they have undertaken They have Liberty to refer 10
Messrs Campbell Dew and Browne, Professors IN William
Mary College, Judge Browne aud other citizens of tins
place.
My children have attended the ohon of Mr & hir. Jsus.
think hem emuenty well qualified teach what tl nro
psse anI satisfied that they will fully realize any espee
'ations which parents OF guardians may entertain
Jan - I5--wbt w. BROWNE.