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ITO the S"PerRum'erdry Officers Of the pirginia State
Line, duytng the Revolutionary Var
"a ME Court OF Appeals ha' ing recently decided hat
x The Supernumtrary Officers are ,n,iilel to half
pay so long "a they live, aud il appearing that sui
must be brought in every case, before the debt will be
PAID, the subscriber tenders his services a. an agent
and attorney in prosecuting such claims. Having for
several years given his attention this subject and
thu claims Of officers TO Land Bounty he has made
himself familiar with the Laws respecting such claims.
and The n ans OF procuring the evidence necessary TO
5s'athsh Them, 10 be he'd BY reference the public
Records or application the Surviving officers
Letters addressed to the subscriber this place will
receive punciual attention. THOMAS GREEN
Richmond, Apr 10 ll7-wthf
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MOMMI@N.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

NoRFoLK June 10 The ship Ca ol,ns Augu-'a
Capt. MERRILL, arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday,
from Antwerp, via Plymouth Capt Merrill sailed
from Plymouth the III: May, but expecting 10 b.
anticipated by the packets bound N-w York broup bt
papsr.. and is unable give us any Information rs
spsainy the muk-ts He sts'es that Bulletin of the
Kings Health, dated l0,h May, was rsceiv. a Ply.
mouth just before he sailed, which gave title hope
that Monsrch's surviving much longer Sir HENRY
HALroRD, one OF his att, ing Pbvsrians pronounc
ed his case hopeless. Hi complaint was dropsy
Beacon
The Hon JOHN RANDOLPH, Minister from ,hi. Go
vernment TO Russia, arrived here last evening in the
Steamboat Richmond from Richmond, and .ook Iodg.
inEs at Mr.. Francis S. Tayior's Boarding House
The S-neraol' X. c. MOORE, Bishop Of Virginia
was aso among the Passenger in the Richmond.
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10 the Revolutionary Officers (their heirs or repre-
sentdtiUes) ,chO belonged to The Vuginia State Els
fGbiishment
HB recen' decision Of the Court of Appea,s of
~ Va all those Revolutionary Officers whe belong.
ed to The virginia Sae Line and did not sign have
become entitled 10 half pay during their lives accord
ing to their respective rrnls in the Amy or Navv
The undersigned having been engaged for sev.r raj
years successfully prosecuting their claims and devo.
ted much time and iAbour in procuring all ihr neces-
Sary evidence, car with confidence lender his services
to hose officers, their heirs, whose claims for the
above mentioned compensation remars uusa,i.fi ID.
All coin"unica ions ad iressed to john Hrvis Price
Attorney at Law, Richmond Va, will receive due at
ten'I0n. WILLIAM DUVAL
June IL. lOv2,yif
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EIsgiish hsfrieal rerson Of the most important Stas
paper that ever was published Its metTiedl fern de-
tracts nothing from the and spirit of the great ORR
sinal the "montunentun ara perenaius" In smooth
and regular verse, II speaks the language the very
words oil that ilius,rious pEcLARArIoN well know
TO the world, aud familiar TO the American People
The daughters of Liberty here supplied with YER
slon which they may appropriate TO themselves and
d0H'estieofe their tho il differs only in Eyya
from that which they have already often listened with
delight, and hus combines in agreeable manner,
what Is quite new, with what is universally well
known
- psrg'Hisas, pGeris, seHbts, Eohiqgss RorumqHs."
Inc ~ owing suaii specimen Of both -,ons, COM
pared wi the corresponding portion OF tn original may
enable tue reader to form 'on idea Of The sJls in
which tn Triple Version has been executed
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Extract of Letter from Puerto Ca6elio, dated 2it
.MaU. 1890

Communicated for the N Y. Daily Advertiser.
Nothing has recently occurred. either of political
mercantile nature, worthy OF attention.
G-n Paez has hren appointed 10 the Chief Comm nd
I'D interim, by the Venczurl-sn Congress, which he
at h's, retusrd, iui has huslly accepted He was
brought into Valencia, day before Yesterday in ham
mock, qui'e sick al the prvos, dyseneryhut he j..
better The ministry OF Grn. Paez, although Depu
tes are not allowed 10 attend Congress that il, they
have their choice either TO attend IT, and renounre their
ministerial character, or uice UersG. Nothing from Boz
gotta Report states, that the Commissioners from Boz
sota have agree ed TO the separation Of Venezuela hut
on what erm is not known. Casansre, Che province }
IN New Greneda, have made revolutions; and il is said
have elected their deputies TO attend this Congress,
Valencia and that they their way. 1t has been
drcreed by the Venezuelan Congress, that ion
cannot be given at Grenada, AMI that h'Y for
themselves, az is delicate print to interctde with
under existing circumstances, SC. II I receive any
thing new, previously TO the sailing OF the Hiram
will abvise Won iheI enf.
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Portion Of Ire Oriyiaai.
"But when a long train of a.
buses and usurpations, pursuing
invariably tho same object, O.
'inces u design to reduce them
under absolute dsspotisin, IL is
their right, il is their duty, 20
throw of such government, and
10 provide new guards for their
future security ("
French TrdnsiahoR.
"Mais lofs7n'unc Tongue seria
t'njurcs ct d'usurpations, ayani
toujours on vus le meme obist,
marquc 10 desscin lie los soam-
sttre a un despo,ismc ahsolu. H..
ont 10 droit ct il est dc ,eur dc
voir, d'ahsndonner un tel gou
veruemont, ct de 50 procut,r dc
nouVeaux protoctours pour leu,
surets fulute.n
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Extract Of a letter from officer on board The ".
s. Ship FayfeM ddfed,

SMYRNA, March % 1880.
"Rpmoc -av' that the Russians have advanced ne ar
Constan,inople 20 b. present TO strike fatal blow
should The Porte I'm sllN determine to refuse payment
Of the stipulated in the treaty; az to that lac il i.
certainly no authenticated, but il is most uudoubtad
that their flair yet in detanged state, bordering
OF war, aud feel corhlent that Russ, will make NO
concessions; an as the power of Turkey to comply
with thu terms OF the treaty is qnte problemaical a
short period Of time only is requisite 10 decide their
Tat. We Idve lately had sowe delightful weather.
like the month Of May NahoD, hut The rainy season
has got qui subsdsd The g!i.h have large force
10 the Mediterranean for the purpose Of swng the
Rns' nv doubt hut they have not and suc.
ceed Russians and will he dictator. Of t. cir
measures, and will -xaci their dues from The
Turks any Other power Thus far Russia has acted
nos wisely am disinteresiediy, giving proof to the
wsrd Of her power aud moderation by which The
world has also pro ed The treaty hold. their terrific
~ hostage for tie Performance OF it. article, and
when they retire, Turk may again take her station
among the independent nations Of the earth. The
sily OF the Ru sins TO crnq1er not he doubt
cd, and should they do they will hold in posse sion
the nos'ssble forhca3ns the DsrIanelIes, which
they may garrison with their troops and thereby
ret,n Tor heir the valuable sites dock
yards, which will enable them 10 build ships at leisure
and always have secure retreat in time Of danger
Enrope nigh, then view them terrible enemy 10
case OF any rupture BY such proceeding their
part you will perceive the acquisitions Of ddnge
power; which think may be justly feared as the re-
cult OF their pretent CONTEST
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YENO the Revolutionary Offices Cleir heirs or as-
~ 'ignO IN the Vrrgini State Line aud Navy:
The undersigned respectfully onIers HE services a.
azen for the above class Of officers who entitled 10
military Land bouniies under the late act Of Con
ess.
HisTequired that every officer or other person en-
Wed 10 bring HE case within the provision Of this &C
must procure rom the Executive OF Va - certificate
that 'uch officer IL EMIL d under same Law of this
state passed anterior TO l7Sland il il required that
original warrant be surren Tered, if ost an official
copy thereof wih the ai iavit of the party endorsed
thereon that The original hath been lost, or mi.lad
ard not sold or Transferred 10 the knowledge or
belief OF the party 20 surrendefing. The public
lsnds in the sates Of Ohio, fnana and Ilino's are
designated for he lors'iou Of all the unsadfed Militia.
~ lard warrants, provided the same do not exceed
The undersigned proposes IN undertake 10 procure
III NJ cessary evidence to e-abli.h the title NJ tie Of
cer AZ required by the Act Of Congress and 10 locate
heir warrants The best land and {, the best advan
sg'; Tor ts purpose he will leave Richmond the latter
part Of the summer
Communications will receive immediate attention.
JOHN H. PRICE.
June u. 10 wit
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Correspondence of The VIM York Journal of Conn


SMYRNA Feb. D, 1870.
We have had rapid run from Malta to this ~ SC,
which we reached Yesterday AZ passed near the
almost deserted island OF Ipsara, and gdz on the
'onsly scenery around IL neglected dwellings, and
talked Of lie tragic hi.tofy. we spoke also the con
vsneut depot which IL might anird {, vessels OF
war, instead Of the present most undesirable station
at nahon. 10 not myself profess to be judge in
these matters, hut thought the suggestion worthy Of
confederation. Probably for moderate consideration,
We might obian not the sovereignty, at least the sub
stantial con'to Of this island
There arc now IN port goo1ly company Of Amer
enD vs'ssls; the java Warren. and Ffsd vessels Of
war, and four merchantmen. None Of vessels have
a. yet entered The Black Sea- though he Consul thinks
tie bret application fof fireman TO pass the Bosphorus
wnnld bs granted. Vessels with letter Of credit for
eight or ten thousand dollar, which should be al The
dtNposAl NJ the maser tia thought, wnull b. b'st
dspted 10 this trade. Sometimes might he expedient
TO ke freight, according 10 the STATE Of The markets
and those commercial changes which The merchant Al
home would be unable to ioresee, or turn TO profit.
Might not fome Of our American Steamboats, ply with
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. COMMUNICATED
AT meeting Of number of Powhatnn caun,v
assembled at the Courthouse, Town Scottve on We'd
nesday tho 10th day OF june $780, purpose of
judgements Tor celebrating the approaching anniversary American
Independence
William Tnrpin, Esq. was called the Chair and Edwin
COnifc appointed Secretary. 10y ~ "'
The object of the meeting being explained by Chairman it
thoreupon - "' -
Resolved That Henry L. Hopkins, Esq he appointed Orator of
The Day nad also 10 read the Declaration nhcpendence
Resolved, That Samuel Drake Edward f. VIM A. Tnr
pa, VIM goa George Jefferson, Abner Crump Thomas L. Hon
appointed Managers. ~ - '' "e
kesoved That Sam Drake Abner Crump, Richard Booker
iirny L. iiopkils Tho b Hohson, Edwin Gun
pare Toasts. - ~ W p'o'
Resolved That Tho Scott, r. F. Graves r. NJ Iayne
De appointed committee Ia have suitable number of tickets
ana distributed according the discretion managers
Resolved, That the Secretary notify MIR Of
Orator aud Reader the Declaration of
and that no also forward copy the Editors
anu wing, that
men en- IN .'e,' papers. WIN. A. TURPiN, Chm'n
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a ANUs-This capital stallion and racer will stand
9p on MIR. Randoph's Estate, in the County of Char
lotte, the ensuing season. 1911 He is nine years
OLD and was got by Sir Archie-his dam, Frenzy by
Sans Cuoiies out OF Minikn by Presi ent-Od Celcr-
lrsiram Shandy-Janus-out of an imported mare OF
Mr Booth, OF Gloucester, who also imported Janus
Sans Culoes, wa got by Old Ceier d. by old Med.
ley, grand dam ny old Fearrou sht-He IS we'll known
%, me branutu 'ymmery and fine stock. on the South
eide OF James River. President, a very fine racer and
s'l'ion, was al'o go by Old Celer, bis dam by Marx
Anthony ont OF l.. Hardiman- B1Gov Lass which was
by jolly Roger out Of the imported Benny L,ss
Trisiran Shandy got by Morton's Traveller, hi.
dam by Janus.
At the place and on the same terms
GASCOIGNE,
own brother In Fordix years cd of great mower and
substance. He was got bv Roanoke. his dam the i'm
ported mare, Ltdy by HAmbeton ou If Golden
Locks by Dripua. which dam Of Lord Folev's f..
vouriie and famous S0oth0yer by S0rcerer-Viole bv
Shark Quck's Charlotte by BIank-Crab &c
Soothsaver Won The grea, 81 Leger stake. and ne St
Jay the Dnncaster stakes. He covered At TWENTY.
FIVE GU1NEAs and stood nine successive years a.
New Market.
Farther particulars hereafter.
June iS. I2-I0Au
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advantage between the coasts aud Islands Of Greece
Conssntinopie, and this plaec!-Pine and other wood.
though very dear here, is much more abundant AT
Mi'yiene and ether Islands.
trust you will have received the particulars of the
late interesting visit OF the u. ). ship Of war Warren,
and an American merchantmen, to Alexandria On
their arrival the commander of the castle sent inform
them that their salute would be ruturned with equal
number Of guns, which done he Danish Consul
board to say that the Pacha would be happy TO
receive visit from them the next morning, and that in
the mean time they must demand whatever ncces-
sary for their comfort After splendid and very fiat
tering reception, the Pacha himsof the first time, he
paid them a visit He had never welcomed an Ameri-
vessel his ports but once which about
ysix years since but very DESTROYS Of Con-
sus being sent him, and friendly relations established
between Egypt and America.
business at this place Is represented as being dull
Vessels have been lying here for months without freight
and the encouragement for visiting the Black Sea is
so great as anticipated Still, cannot but think,
from the prospecof permanent tranquility in Turkey, the
increasing berayof their government and refinement
OF their people, web as of the Russian hordes which
border the Euxine, that our .drg0nduic country
men will bring away some portion Of the golden fleece.
The affairs OF Greece do not meet with final adjust
ment so soon as was anticipated. You will have heard
the current rumors which place Prince Leopold the
throne oil Greece. Meantime, however, while the Al
lied Powers sett ing this and various other mpor-
tan questions respecting her destiny, the country is
gradually emerging from its state OF deep depression.
Well, therefore, may the friends of humanity hail the
appearance of this star of lesser magndc indeed, but
but not OF interior promise to which clus-
tered in the constellation OF nations
From The Correspondent Of the ". Y. Commercial
or political news we have not much stirring this
morning No chang Il no ressn atom. 10 duets. since
Grady's! no apostaci-s, since Sir Francisco Were IL
not To- that noisy and contemplate agitsor, Dan o.
Council, am sure the country would resemble ig
Harbor Sunday when the. whalers are out. As you
will they carrying high hand with the
~ got up by Dan in ireland To di.bani it was un-
doubtsdly stretch Of power; but that measure must
eiher have been sorted to- the sister island have
been in the greatest possible ferment
There never perhaps was greater dearth Of news
than at this time Something may transpire before
long to break the profound quieta eyes are TUNED
upon France
Your friend, Mr.. living, continues TO receive az
dplomats hose praises before bestowed upon him as
nsn OF letters People wonder he % not appointed
Ambassador. | hope to see him yet appointed to an
embassy His speech tht other day at the receiving
the medal wasvery modest, patriotic and pretty. He
IA certainly an honor TO our country. will keep you
advised of the news.
From Tdnipico. learn from Capt Willard, Of the
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Nothing which III. n. Y Courier ha- said Ina. sha.
Ken, IL the sligte't degree the OF ion Ia form
ed OF the arplnu en o; Ed tus We toi IT to be per-
iecily consistent with the genu OF ouri stu ions that
tn Executive authority should not shO,Der down off
upon the conductors of the Pres-no upon the repre-
senatves of the People The is calculated TO touch
the liberty of the Press-and the other the Freedom OF
Electons-two of the great bulwarks of the people
us upon the iast-and has acted up TO that principle
And although believe him to have been actuated by
the bestmoves in selecting editors 10 ofce-yetwe de-
precae the mschic which such apractce is calculated
to EN- cnder what Jackson might for the public adj
vantage, President like Mr.. Clay might a,use for his
own aggrandizement.
The Courier draws nice distinction between "pu-
ry oil int nons, and honesiy,'' of opinions There
is certainly marked distinction between dccrGcu and
honeStY OF an OPT ion-but yet TO understand
why an opinion cannot be hSnest, which is sanctioned
by purity Qf intentions.
1t Mr. iaZewell first determined TO vote for Mr.
Kendall, and afterwards obicc ed TO him because he
had been Editor, he found that Mr.
Kendall would not settle Mr. Kings accounts il was
change OF purpose which should little ad dire
ID It'll ess wonll approve Of snch = r. ason ior
such G NE But the general pr,ro i,ion tina, il
t. rtdu"ed 10 certainty, ha' had Am X ndall set.
tied the accouns of Miles King SC &C or!ins to III
wi'h's Of his friends in the S.n,te we should have
head OF rposit q Ell ora " j. much too gross for
belief Can sicr broad an uuquaie assertion. com .
| 10 good?-We ask The N Y Courier frenkly-a we
ak him what bens fl rom such discussion
as this!
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HIGHEST PRIZE.
10000 DOLLS!

31+7 prizes, amounting 10 sc, 900 Do'lars
O"ly 5000 Tick Is in the Sctene-The Prizes all
payable III Cash, which as usual at CoHEN's OFrIce
can be had tn. moment thsy drawn.
NOPE or DRAWING The numbers will be put in.
10 one wheel usual-aud in hs ohr will he put the
rrizes ADORE the denomination OF Five Dollars; I've
Drawing TO progress in the usual manner. The g..
600 prizes OF Five Dollars each, will be awarded &, the
icke's having the terminating figure corresponding
with either OF the terminating figures OF the first
drawn numbers OF different termination, from in.
clusive-and TO the tickets with terminating figure
responding with either OF the hrst drawn oil dit.
ereut terDinAtion from TO inclusive. By this mode
NJ drawing the holder OF five tickets ending with the
hgures 10 D inclusive; or To nclu.ise, will br
certain Of obtaining at least ItCo Prizes and may
drdD Scven.
Whole Tickets, S. 90 Quarters, SIPS
Halves, 2 90 Eishths 62,,s
-" ORDERS either 10y mail (rost paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing The Cash prizes will meet the
same prompt and puDctua attention as il on personal
apple aIiOn-A'dress
J. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore,
Baltimore, May 81 1880.
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We have the very liberal structures in the Nor
iok Free Press of the 10Th. IT is a sufficient answer
tha one OF the conductors contributors 10 that Press
- JOHN ARCHER RoBERTsoN-Thc article in ones.
ton abounds in mTePTcseUfdfions of facts obsuriies
OF redsoHingj and the Ulest Inscriptions of the piiesi
JuOfipes ~ WV ''''''
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BEENJAMIN II. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY AT
NE LAW, having lately removed to ScOtsville, Al
bemarle County, will in future attend the Courts OF Flu
wanna Albemarle, and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson.
NJ 123-wSm
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80. WAsHINoroN (Pa) June ~
RORRLkA nE II IL u ALL

Crcums'arces having uanspifed few days ago 10
induce The belief that the u S. Mail had been robbed
considerable amount OF money some " here between
wheeling and Pittsburg, Mr. Eiehbsum, the po'masler
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OTltE-Anel Works haviug ex. cute his ID ed
" OF Trust 10 the subscriber. Trustee bearing d,i-
the l9h day of February, 1880 and OF record Ia the
Richmond Hastings Court Office, by which deed he
convey. assigns and transfers all his estate effects
and debts due and owing 90 him, which shall reuiain
undisposed Of, and uncolleced, after sati flying the
pu SEES OF former de d OF trust executed by the sad
Works 10 Jas III Gardiner; and the purposes OF The sal
Aforementioned deed having been fully satisfied; the
subscribed takes this opportunity OF notifying all who
age Jude bed 10 the sAid Works. to make payment sno
himself or TO MIR. George Watt whom he has duly con.
stituted his agent 10 collect and settle ,he debts
ALEXANDER TOWAR, Trustee.
June %. I'D
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NEw-YoRK CHEAP CLOAK MANUFAcToRY
FH1HE Subscriber manufactures for the southern and
n western trade, and keeps constantly on band a
large stock OF gentlemens ladies' and chdrens' cloaks
maue oil every description oil stuff silk goods purchas-
These cloaks are made in the best STYLE by persons
who have had several years experience in the business
ana VIII be sold by the quantity liberal terms at
prices which will probably make them as safe and pro-
htable purchase any description of goods that can
be purchased in this market
f. j. CONANT,
IS IL Haiden Lane, corner Of Green 81, " "
II. ). Z. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
ior sale by the quantity, large and complete assort
ent oil stocks oil every description, warranted to be made
oil the best OF materials and in the handsonest style
way H. 1-wl0wii
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NJ ARkED-on Thursday the 18th inst, Rev jobs
Wooldgs, WIN C. ELAN, Esq. Miss JANE of
ate WIN. Woodbridge of Chesterfield county Va. - "
Saturday the 18Th inst. of pulmonary affection
eyahoKe Charles City county, the residence Of Dr. Johr
mnge IN the 18Th of her Mrs APPIA wifi, of John
Adams of Williamsburg leaving relations anr
to ewal her irrcpambe loss had en-
rared herself by the pocept and practice Of virtue aorn
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b UNATlC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
sA Notice IL hereby given that all the cells 10 Ibis in
sutution are occupied, and that no more patients will
De received until some of the said cells are vacant
due notice of which will DO given BY order Of Ihe
Court oil directors. l. HENLEY.
May 26 5iu
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From Tdnipico.-Ws learn from Capt Willard, Of the
schooner Richmond Packet, arrived this morning from
Tampico, that rumors had 'eached that island that the
Spanish troops lately landed Havana from C.dz,
on the point OF making an attack Tsmpico. In con
sequence Of this intelligence tie authorities OF Tampco
were inpressng all the oilers and Migrants whom the
could lay hands AMI il with difficulty Capt w.
could get men TO assist 10 laning this We sel.
CN Pact