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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

The national Road from Vansa;ia 10 the eastern toun
darJ 81 Illinois has recently been put under contrac'
on terms i.lng considerably within the
from VanlaIis 10 the state is about 90 miles anil the
route Ct the ro'd il direct that exceeds that die
lance less than one nils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
FIRE AT WESr C-AAIRRInCr

The Card Factory Of Mr.. William whusmore, ,i,.
uasd in west Cambridge, took FIRE al one o'clock YES.
terday morning. and with all he machinery aud stock
~as entirely destsyed. The value OF the pr operty dss
troyed Is esimsed at $40. 900. 1t injured at one
1.-THE ohces in this city to The amount Of SIS 500 The
manner in which Tie fire Communicated is not az
certained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
,n Elm 4Dpomotfos RiyeT ,ai1, at The Eppinr:

"ppy'fUtfOJ he
tom Fails IN Chesteyfeid and 9nei;o l ts,nS-
Pe"nen WIN be we'entrd TO the next General A..
euoy, 'or thsse purpose: TO amend the act
'pg hIcbinald Ihwea,i, passed on the lat Mach Is,o
20 mar mus or other wateT-wofks may be sr.rf.d -
pom, or si'Eer side OF the River the fss bv 49,.
Of wing dams, lateral dans, canss or obsr ; esns
menis, 20 as not 10 IMPEDE the navigston r. p,o,e
wn.et-sp IS three se and they the mos, n, ,iion.
iai, on ms iiver From the frequent yrsst io.as
prpuocs' me long dteLuoo and wfoek Of bo,,s ~
the serious 'uhefings and exposures Of B,sn,s ;,I
o,en long expected, MT the Apromsor Comp,nv
s ~ o"mn ne Iequs dam and locks or eo-opers,s
ler certain constan, River.uil in dry ses,oos shar
me company nov unite with the subserib r. nm sa.,.
ole tern's W constructing the proper dam and a.
the preierment Of this Petition to the s., oes,.
os u"ueee''sry The President or Agent Of the c"rn
nos respectfully invited, view the falls IT,
owns the requisite Qnsuty Of Isnd On ..n
ue OF ,he RIVER ADD roads each eide 10 IN. f,,I
nle lockwood and materials COW enien, so th,
hcuIy will srse in those respects ""' no o''-
p..,.o ARCHIBALD THwEATr.
yyH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

yhdssaehusets Congregational friction In Berk
shire District there is stpT osed 10 be choice. Not
withdrawing Mr.. DwiGh he'd declined, a good many
votss were csst Tor him Gen Willis was supported
by the Jack'cn party, and several other csnddaes vrs
IN the hSd. 10 Hsmpshre District I.ssc C. Bee, the
pfIsen member, is reelected Mr. Mill the can.
ddae supported by the friends Of The Admin.rs ion
Ne election has made in Brsol District
Mr. Hodge,. the preSsat msmber rds q candidate. Ia
plymouth District. John Quincy Adams 10 doubtless
elected, hrrr being little opvosiion aud votes being
given 10. Norfolk srict h,s elected NJ Dsatbo,n bv
email mej1fity. Essex North D,tric has elected Ru.
lus Choate by arge majority over The present mem
Der Mr. Cfowninshisld, Jealous member of The eppo.
siGon. In MiddIesex. Mr.. Egersuis fe.eiected
L.N Eue PosI
mAssA cHU'ETTs MEMBERS nj The 22Np coNeRrss
The elecnon OF the following gentlemen 10 ascef.
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NOTICE

"a fetuon VIII DO presented to the next Csp.,.,
LA assembly, praying thar they will release - A.
suoscr er,he Common ,i,h', rirLt 10 N. rnS,. p
o, Ieslduum OF the PERSONAL estate OF which NJ. ~.
Cess died pSssesscd. JACOB s.Mpsos,s"
Nov. ~. K, soN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

~ LIZ persons indebted to the firm OF KYLE
their accounts. W." aoo se"sa
nhey are desirons Of closing their bu,nsss a, .,,v
~ ann " ,hoped This notice will meet the I'M
- ".'o' VI Wos' concerned. july 27 pr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

~ O!lCE--l shall present Penficn 10 H. h.
bic the General Assembly OF Virgini, =, onors.
SEES on thereof, praying for relief sg.int es,,sn T
whieh bsye been Imposed on NY Lads in H., 49,
during my sbsonee from the Uni ell q az. NAV S'ses
Nov. o. 53-wi1MD JAMES sW AN of 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
Extract Of letter from Paris, dated September L
1870


Every thiug appears 10 bo going forward very
prorosation OF the chambers 10 supply vacancies
which have occurred from the designations and v,ri
ou' eauses-but appears 10 be the prevalent opin-
ION mat the elections will take place without proro-
CATION.
LAFAYETTE Is In excellent health since IN.
revolution he appears much younger, and doubt no,
but that he will live many in conss ole ncs
OF this suspicious event. All his en.ryiss arc nov
directed to the speedy organization Of the National
Guard.
"I have heard within few days that Mr. Harper
mas resigned his siiuaon as Secretary TO the Amer-
csa Legation, and that DR.. Niles has been chosen In
his place"
Extract OF a latter from an American gentleman Of
intelligence at Paris, dated 7h Oct to hi. eorrspon
don't in this CITY.
France md Paris arc parfsctv tranuuiI-Th,ir do
mcstic peace and hsrpiness serou-ty
however, soma weeks ago, by the growing power and
tnsoence OF clubs For short time they sustained an
almost equal authority with the government and would
soon, not 'ubdued, have driven The ministry fcm t-
'eat dissolved the preseut TOO wise and moderate Ie
g-iature, and involved France in another revotiona
ry plunge. But fortunately, the Ministry saw the dan
ger to their country, and determined enter boldly
and openly into the contest 7, was certainly one in
which one or the othero the parties must close their
existence. They were honestly and stou'Iy seconded
by LAFAYETTE. and in three days the climbs were dis.
persed by the National Guards. without bIcodshed or
even violence That result contributed powc rfulIy 10
restore tranquility and public confidence and Pari.
now AZ orderly aud doubtless will soon he prosper-
sus as il ever was" fVaf On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

Doncosfer Races-The great S.. L,g.r ,t,l.. kr
eoV, was run Tor at Doncaser (Engs on the Flat
september There were sixty subscrber,, TWEEN
y-h.e scvereens each Twen,y-eight fret rata
horses, therefore, made up the feld and entered mn,
on INC race, all OF whom were beaten, after a hard
Struggle by about half length, by Mr. B.ard.worth's
al or the race, thu OF Birmingham pre .sntsd bs
TO- KEY who rode him with $500 no'- COL Peel rag
M" Low and the other winners various sums, amoun.-
Tor MS ride AZ the settling up Of The bets in the bet
ing rooms; did not appear that there were any dc.
isuierf hs B,ardsworth, Ohio owner OF Brmin rham>
aone won Gl9,00O So confident W as no of his hor,e
Winning that he had provided hOrss to cow. the
press Of his succeso Birmingham, where il arrived In
doou' seven hours alter the race. Heavy bets were
maze oy the Brumagcm and Manchester suoftsmen
ana the knowing Londoners have been hit hard. Tho
oous heey given and taken previous to starting were
eighteen TO one against b irininyh,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
Liverpool and .nanche,fer Ro;l,,,,

SINCE lhs opening Of tho Railway. the journey be-
'he TWO towns has beon ads in les, than an houp
sod forty minutes. It's stated in tho Liverpool Asr.
curry hat two hours, or rs mice an hour will be the
average rate Tor the present, 10 ne doubt
'hat 'he journey could bs perform. ell in an hour
There Is already brough, forward at Liverpool pro-
l'ct Tor new and entirely distinct, railway from Lii
verPoof to Manchester, by northerIy route pass,
ing 'hroueh the productive coal regions and Extend
ing IRON Manchester to Half.x and Leeds. The line
no under survey, passing through or near wigan
Dston' Berry, Rochdsie, Todmordoh, and Halifax to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
EROM aLGIERS

BosTox, Nov. 5.-we have rcceiv ed our flo Of Gil
braltar papers TO the 18th September On the l3th
vices were received there OF the 9Th ON Oran which
confirmed the news OF the evacuation Of the place by
the French Ifurther appears the Boy shut the gates
against the Arabs assembled in the neghbourhood from
whom an attack was apprehendc9, and who had sue
ceeded in cutting off the supplies from the interior
great extent In consequence, the trade Of the place
was at stand and the vessel which brought the into-
hgence to Gibraltar, came away in ballast
Centinel.
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nower irsa Carless which vessel cas~sa oat hs CO..
lowing day for the latter pert with cargo.
BRTTTSH cOLONJsL COMnEpCr

We understand one British vessel has arrived here
and two at New York, under the late Colonial
ment; and several others fitting for the u. States
They bring many articles believe. which may DO i'm
ported from the places in vessels OF the u States
TRosfou Gazette. Non r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
LIBER.4L DOW.aTTON.

We understand that Arthur Tsppan, Esq. Merchant
Of New York, has presented Ttcenty Thousand Dol
lars TO the Lane Seminary, presbyterian institution in
the suburbs Of this city This is of the most liberal
donations we recolcct TO have heard of in the u States
Ctneinndti American.
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publican.
from the BaItilnoIo Amoric,n-i

IRON the Baltimore American.
The people Of the nor tn Of Viz einis
have been Tor some time past earnestly engaged dis.
susIng the question of separation Of Itiose counties
nom tbs State oil Virginia, aud CT uniting them TO Ma
ryland On the Let instant neral meeting of the
cizsns OF Ohio county was held the subject ~
wheeling, when the proposal freely consid, red and
resolution unanimously adopted providing for the ap-
poiptment OF committee To ascertain and report at
iu'ure meeting tie views and r. liDgs of the people
eompreh~nded within the counties contemplated to be-
coded An account OF these proceedings will he found
below he subject has now been seriously taken UP,
and we lock with no little interest % the issue Should
the result OF the inquiries of the committee lead to
iora' application of the Assembly OF Virginia to an.
thorse the cessionand should that application he crown
ed win success, We think there can he doubt OF
welcome reception on the part of MARYLAND In various
poiRts oil view the cesson would be highly desirable and
advantageous, well 10 hc large 10 our
particular.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

About 40 emgrants sailed from Norfolk on the 20th
ult for Liberia, in the ship Caroinian Capt Rugan
In the same vessel went Also Dr. Hechn. agent of the
Colony, and Rev. Mr. Skinner Baptist Missionary. and
his family. The Caronian left behind so or so coored
people, from N. Carolina who had arrived at Norfolk 10
embark Tor Africa, but who could not obtain passage
Another vessel will be Immediately chartered by The
Board Of Managers 10 carry out those enigrants with
some others also waiting a passage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

Extract OF letter from General Lafayette TO y gen.
emsn OF this city, dated Paris. 9th October, 1880 -
we pcrssvere in our sys'- o non ,on bu,
The territory Of neighbors, for instance, Belgium,
r'edmon', or Spain, by sea, We will Immediately enter
likewise; aud in tho contrary case. we shall 10 ave
NOSE neishhors to settle their affairs 1, doe. not
prevent lively interest being felt in France for those
VINO follow our example. The indepen dence Of Belgium
Is one OF the first fruits Of our Revolution.
You will see upon the whole that are advanc ing
n the path Of political and social civilz alton.
9 The wound of Lsvssseur is not yet cured, but he
Is better"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

All the property Of the Buxton Manufacturing Com.
pany, situate on SAGE River, miles above Saco
comprising valuable water privilege Of seventy mine
feet head with about 200 OF excellent land sevs
raj dwelling houses, stores, shops
&c. was sold at public auction, at Buxton, on the 9Th
INST to Messrs Wbiitemore & Co Of Boston, Tor SO OOO
ibis property cost Tho Buxton Company over 40 00oI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

The citizen. oil New Orleans and MoliIe will a
grahhed ny the information contained in the anne
extract OF letter from gentleman III PhsdeIpha 10
another in this city, "a der date OF Nov. q:
Il dnsd IN company yesterday yith the Postmaster
oentra snd heard him cay he had determined to .end
we mai SIX times week to New 0.lesns, after The
nrft o. January next, in twelve days. This will he
very gr'", Improvement Ii will not only add gre.Uy
% the ia'i'ity Of communication, but will very nu
increase he pfeh OF the route. This change is 10 be
snee"o ~ very small increase Of sxpe0ss. This
kind Of reform will be acceptable 10 svsry bod al
parieularly 10 cur mercantile Friends"
We understand that proposition has been m ide 10
me Department by some substsbisi snd estefpfi.iug
ceniTaeor', to convey he mail To New Orleans the
three additional dsYs u now thee tines week.
Tor the ncfease which would 10 defiy, iron. postage.
over the present ieceirts l.Nat Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

We delight to read such gradyieg intelligence a. IL
contained in the following paragraph tom the Portland
(Me.) Argus: IN. T. e. Post
Free Trode-It is highly gratifying to 20 upon eur
wharves and the hustle aud business heh 10 going
oo-all 10 life aud ANNA grass will grow upon
them so long there Is much activity Every YES
sci IL put in rsqusition, and every that h ore
end OF board can find employment. The countensn-
ces OF our Merchants arc once moro lighted up, an
ctesriupcss lie upon every count nance, excepting a
very lew WI thrive only upon the mitouns Of their
country. The canvass. again spread TO The
gale and the ,tsrsraoglsd banner proudly At the
mast hesa These tbs fruits and effects Of partial
ropes OF hat i-omened measure. the Tariff Of 2s Lee,
theorists speculate upon political sconomytscts
rsdc' all their specu'aious-gve rse trade, and II
the ~n'epze OF the American reliant and the b.
~ OF tho American tars will no, give prof. ahl.
business then am willing to turn spinning at
sixpeuce day. Tor ths smusement Of ihs Clay party
and to enrich the Dabob who own the great manufae
turing establishments Vt our country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03


sScH0oL.-Thr LEI session oi+hv Subscriber. scho,I,
~ win commence. uceo'ding TO p evieus notice ON
the lsi Mond4Y in September, and terminate the let
Monday IN February, making q session of five
moGth-
The terms viii h. at the rate already stated.
FOR tue English branches OF educ alton ne &c scion If
months, sis no
For Ancient Languages aud Ma,hema,-. "
"s: :, 20 90
~, f'en''. s W
The tuition fees Tor the whole no, TO exceed S25
Mr. F.rron, naive oil France, which has been
teaching several years with great success 10 this n-ieb
hofhooi, will give instruction in the French Ian.
guagr.
Should the SIZE of the school require it adj,ional a.
ssants win tie procured.
Arrangements have hren made for the accommoJ,
uon oil boarders a, the house in witch the schoo,
Is kept IL IL large aud oommcdio1s brick buildiny
ostwern tie University aud Charlottesville eouidisant
from both MR.. S:lencsr, lsdy of high r.so. ahj
y who has had several years experience in the bus
ness, will take charge OF the domestic management
the principal will live at the same place and paw the
most strict attenipn TO The morals and habits OF tba
youth committed to his care.
The rams will b.
For board aud lodging, Including washing and a,,er.
dance, fuel aud candles, per s.ion of five mon,h
,,,,;..,,o ,,., $55 90
sibl-. ''9 &c Fos-
The tuition fees and orc-haif the payment fr bo,,d
VIII DC required in advance. the other half in 2nop,bs
Sept 3. 81 o.,
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Sept. 3.

ZIP WANNA RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-In
y "a conformity to the las, will SC of Wilson j. Cary.
heco, the und-r'igned now offers tor sale n, adv,nis
eeoms terms, that valuable Uact OF land long hv
The name OF Cary's Book, situated in ire connty ~
rmv"nna. on the waters OF Rvanna river, about nine
miles above TN junction of tina, river with he lanes
ma etsie contains by recent survey 1867 acres of
which III acres are II ST rae river low eronpd,
23S l-2 second low grounds, n creek lov-yronns -
quality, scarcely inferior those living on he iva.
and the balance 1777 acres high land of exc.Isn, ora
ity rye portion OF which /, unceared, and beayilv
timbered The improvements on this prom, rtv con
sst OF large two sored brick dgeIiing -house suei
GENTLY commodious and recently erec,ed kitchen ice
house WIN The usual number OF out houses and
all conveniently situated and arranged% also
bias, tobacco boases sheers negro cabins. &c Sc i,
good sophisticated TO ii, and convenient dis.
lance IL az excellent gri-t mill, with solid stone dam
snd MIL house, and an overshot wheel running tvo
pair OF stones The custom at This mill s very p1ofta
BILE, and the stream which il is erected one Of The
most lasting To ms section of country having continued
to grind win abundant head OF water during the late
excessive drought; also the same site a saw mill
capable oil doing very great work il adv
Location end surrounded y an ismen.e trart of bsav
lly umhered isnd. In the immediate vicinity of this
estate are two large manufacturing mills situated on
the waters OF The same river and within The distance of
three miles-The undersigned deems il Unnecessary
TO eDarge upon he capabilities and advantages of this
estate quality of its Soil &c sc. The crops raised m
are as large, or larger, than those raised on auy es
ta'e OF The me size in this section OF country II in
as in very improved state having been extensively
laid down in clover and limo nv IL Is pre- ImeJ how
ever that thoss DESTROYS Of purchasing will satisfy
w supefiuI duVdntsRes, by viewing tho
premises The land viii be sold entire or divided into
ois as may be CURED by purchaser Also II desjrL
ed number OF exceedingly valuable slaves, stock of
every Kind crop on hand plantation utensils &c will
he dsposed OF on the same terms with The land III not
Thus disposed of, the will be sold for cash on the
prepisss-Ierm' Of sile will be accommodating, and
made known bv the undersigned, by whom residing
at Palmyra Mills, by MIR. Mel B. Gay living on the
es-the property will he shewn 10 persons wish
ing TO purcha'e. w. TiMBERLAKE Ad'nr
Of Wilson J. Cary, decd
SEPT .. 34-ts
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TO Observation-Disclosures

HE TWO JUsrioEs.-We have received
nom fauqueri ono OF them requesting c-pubish
comments
aud the other noning the highest JUDGES
IL singular enough, that are gneJ
Justice The one takes sides wtthe aze,e
presses itself IN different
must excuse US from taking further notice
wo consider the Public large
more especially made for removing all
Justice" who thinks that pursued
oy Judge Parker the only
bar To NIX nc and then invite Judge
eniy attend aids Ihat this has been doae
held carly IN December by Judge Lomaxp
friend to truth, in Kng William county, upon
OF inc candidates IN the Senatorial District
eharges does not SOON to be that spec-
eaon INTO our paper the candidate has right call
or The privilege of defending himself once
lii hoolgates and the waters will
sion -
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pocAl,nNrAs,s ponTn aIr ~ IhD


paragraph the Enquirer
Robert NJ Suy has utey old Pictures
purporng To he Portraits of Poca!ontns am
very certain 1t Is not tho Portrait of Pocahonas
bent on TO make the following Public:
hey were purchased by Father 1.-The late Thomas Boiling
Cobs at public sale ofhe Estate of
1888 at the price OF oentysr shags for
Fahers belief that the Portrait of but
having largo collection of Family some
resemblance of features between tho portrait of
ct his Grand Father, John Boiling who
focaon,a he added them to his collection After his dealt,
moved those
residence, 80 miles distant CObbs.
least probability that the Portrait of Pocahonas should
have valued highly than collection and
certainly would not have permitted it remain Cobbs
had sold that Estatclt be the Portrait
much less OF Poclhonast female of
pexion with head of thick carried hair The
Grandfather. John Boiling fin
sawh1s evident the Indian conpIer
ion and many shades darker than Portrait said 10
Pocahonias's.
have had applications from Mr. and Mr. Peel OF Pha
dopha of making 10 them
similar the above, thoy both leclinol.
Mr.. Suly has made communication wi
subiectTho paragraph the last Enquirer
inimaton have oft do removed them from
.Cobbs, or in whose possession they
Bo Halo hland3 OH Aug
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I0 ne Slpernumerarn ORicers ~ Me Yirginia Sac

To Che SUPPLEMENTARY Officers IF He pirginid State
Line, during The Revolutionary War.
THNHE Court OF Appeals having recently decided that
pay long they live, aud IL appearing that suit
must be brought in every case before the debt will be
paid, The subscriber tenders his services, agent
and attorney in proceeding such claims. Having for
several years given his attention TO this subject, and
he claims Of officers TO Land Bounty, he has made
himself familiar with the Lave respecting such claims.
and the means OF procuring The evidence necessary to
esishish them, II 10 be had by reference 70 the public
Records or application to the surviving officers
Letters addressed to the subscriber This place wit
receive punctuaI attention. THOMAS GREEN
Rci rnoad, Apr rs tI7-wffif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

LII those having claims against the estate Of SAINT
fASwann ,decdIae OF Powhatso req4esiedto bring
them forward hai arrAng .nens may b. made for their
payments aud those indebted are desired 10 maxi i'm
medis'r payment, the cirenm"suces o. The E.t,te
will not admit oil delay. RICHARD A SWAMI,
Executor Of Samuel Swami Deed.
Powhstso, August "a. 3l-n4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Sept. Q.

w Mo'deeai Marks and Richard anderson, En-
n ectiOy IF Solomon Jacobs. dec TAKE No.
rIcE, That sball, on the Goth day ri October next
proceed to take the positionoi SamP r. williamson
At the residence Of said Williamson, in the county Of
New Ken, snlS'sie OF Virginia. between the hours Of
o'clock, A. NJ, snI 6 O'clock, p NJ. Of that day.
shall also proe-'d 10 take the depo.don Of Alexander
Bottle IN the City OF Richmond, at the Bell Tavern on
the 9th day OF November next, between fhe hours Of
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'clock, p NJ Of thai day
The siresad depo'iIons to be read evidence in sn
injunction depending in the Superior Court ot Chance.
~ Tor the Richmond District, in which am Plaintiff
aud you are Deiendants-Wben ard where you may
send, II you think proper. But II, from any cause,
lshouh be prevented from taking the said dtpopons,
on the days and places Aforesaid shah c0ni0ue the
taking thereof from day to day, until the
peted. Respectfully,
SAMUEL ovERToN.
Hanover, Sept. g. 3l-w4w+
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KENTUCKY ELECTJON

we have accounts on which we place great reliance
mat the pledges given by The Clay men TO vote
Tor Jackson Senator will certainly be redeemed with
the exception of too, which considered doubtful;
ana mat on the other hand, two three, which have
been counted against will with the friends of
inc Administration on "alf material questions among
these are Harris OF Garrard, aud Calhoun OF Brecken
ridge"