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SITUATION WANTED.-A young gentleman who
~ has received CIp steal Education wishes TO be
employed as Assistant Teacher 10 respectable school
--or he would keep school in private family En-.
guire at this ONCE, or address letters post paid TO G. X
n. Petersburg, Va. March H. I0I-tf
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MOTlCE The keeping OF the Manchester and
~ Petersburg Turnpike Road, in complete repair
will be let, by sections, to the lowest bidder who
give satisfactory security for the performance of the
work, the 25ih day Of March next, the first fair
day thereafter, at the Hallway House said road,
kept by Capt. William Hateher-at which time what
IS meant by said keeping in repair will he fully explain.
ed by THE COMMISSIONERS.
March 3. 97-2awti
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HNHOMAS HICKMAN avais hiua,sf Of ,hi, me.
IL thod TO acquaint the customers 81 The concern
and public generally that he into nds continuing the
business al The old stand and will shortly be in receipt
OF general assortment OF Fresh Goods, which will
be sold on the most accommodating terms.
MarehS. Qg-At
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NEW ADvRRTIsEMEMTs


TUNHE new line OF Horse
0M Post Coaches, from Rich
STT-SY6H mond to Orange Court. House
XR61rR- via Louisa Court House, has
gone into operation, and I'LL
continue without failure.
This Stage WILL for the present, leave Richmond OIL
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 o'clock, A. nj. and
arrive at Orange Cour,-f1ouse Thursdays and Mon
days a. O'Clock, A. M-Leave Orange Court. Hous 50
On Sundays and Wednesdays at o'clock, and arrive at
Riehnond. on Mondays and Thursdays at 8, p. M.
This line of stage, will make junction at Orange
with tho Alexandria line Of stage. carried
BY william Smith to Lynchburg-pa.sing in ts north.
ern direction by Cuipeper Court House, Fsuquier
Cours-house or Warrenton-at which point, il will
meet with the Winchester line--by which, a direct
communication 10 afforded TO tho OF Wheeling
che Ohio river.
Az Louisa Courl-Hou.e. the Harr,onburg mail i.
saken cut, and will in some shsr time, be carried by
horse sage Of which due notice will given; at pre-
sent u is carried on horseback.
The public assured that tho best horses and
most experienced drivers will be kept-apd every
ditious.
Fare to Louisa Court II ouse doIIars-to Orange c.
Rouse "a 30 cents.-Aii Intern date distances 6 Id
sents per mie.-Stage Office at the Washing Ho-
tel. John NJ PRICE
March IL. ioi-w4w
STAGE NOTICE.-The Mail Coach will hereafter
~ leave Petersburg for Halifax, Tarboro' and RAJ
leigh, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at A.
NJ, arrive at Halifax the same days. at p. M-leave
Halifax the next days, at A. NJ. arrive at Tarboro
at P. NJ in time for the Passengers to take the Nor
folk line for Fayettsville-At Enfield Coach will
leave Immediately on the arrival of the Petersburg
Coach0 for Raleigh, and arrive the latter place the
Same evenng.-By these routes the passengers obtain
the necessary rest each night The .Neto Orleans
Mail line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceve. Warrenton, Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at p. NJ and arrives at
Fayetteville, in 40 hours.
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. IOI-l2t
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Buckingham county, Va. Feb. "a. 9I-1Ot.
ENIASHINGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
VIZ MRs. Gu MINERS having declined kee,ina he

ENASHlNGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
Wv Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place. the subscriber late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced to lease this extern
sve Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoH for term of years, and takes pleasure in
nouncng TO his friends and the public, that it is
open for the reception of company. The house is in
excellent reparand having been furnished in supe-
ror style, and provided with the best servants and
teras for genteel accommodation the subscriber pedg
es himself that by unremting attention business en-
tire satisfaction will be given 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter X Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandote will henceforh stop this
house; which will afford TO passengers bound to any of
the Virginia Springs other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. e. 95-n l.. HARTMAN.
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NOTICE to Un6ert0kers.-Tae subscribers will
IN receive proposals until the 7h day OF April next,
for building Clerks Office at Nottoway Courthouse,
Of the following dimensions aud materials The
House 10 be 81 feet long, by 10 feet wide, from outside
bsse (Which is to be sufficiently deep to good
and sufficient foundaon) up TO the floor, which is to
be two feet from the surface Of the ground-the wall
up to this point may be either OF good brick
the pitch OF the rooms III feet, the walls IL inches
thick, partition wall Of brick dividing the House into
two rooms, and chimney at each end Of the House.
Stills within the walls whch the sleepers to rest
with .uds reaching to the ceiling, the whole to be
athed aud platerod leaving space OF two inches be-
tween the laths and waik.-Ths floors to DO tongued
and grooved wash and chsr-boards. An out door TO
each room, and partition door four windows, Is
lights, 10 by IL, with iron graes The doors to be
furnished with good and sufficient locks and hinges.
The House TO be we'll sheeed and covered with slate
Of good quality The whole Of the brick to be OF good
quality, hard and well burnt, and all the timbers Of
finished within the present year; executed faithfully
and in workman-lks style. The money will be paid
Ia November next, or az soon as the work is ple
ed and received. All letters addressed TO the under
signed, at Nottoway Courthouse, (post paid will be
attended TO. Should contract be made for the above
work, earlier than the TIN Of April next it will then be
let TO the lowest bidder, it being Nottoway Court day
JOHN p. DUPUY,
JOHN II. KNIGHT,
SOL JETER,
NATHAN WARD,
Feb rs 95-2awtdLg A. A. CAMPBELL.
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RH ARsHALL'S SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
MATTHEW III. BRANCH.

MATTHEW II. BRANCH.
FHNHE Mother OF Matthew III. Branch, who Is be
IL tween 20 and so years old, is anxious fud his
residence. He left the county OF Chesterfield in The
year 1921. When last heard from, lie was in Lsxng-
ton, Kentucky. Any information respecting him will
be con-ong to his mother.
ID. u The Printers in Kentucky will be kind epouy h
to publish the above. TABITHA BRANCH.
March g. 9o-3t
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NOR SALE.-The Coal Pits formerly known by
- the name Of GTahams Coal Pits BY virtue
of Deed Of Trust made Dansi Call, and the sub
seriber-by Edward Anderson aud Ann, A. his wife
and recorded in the county Court OF Goochland,
cure the payment of debt due from the said Edmund
Anderson TO Walter Dunn Executor OF the last will
and Testament Of John Graham. deed, will be sold on
the 18Th day Of April uext, TO the highes, bidder for
ready money a, Halams Hotel, in the City Of Rich
nond, the tract OF land lying AMI bling on James
River, in the county OF Goochiand ard ate of Virgil
nis, and described in the said DEED OF Trust az con-
tanning nine hundred and eighty two and one
quarter Of an acre, be the more or es,-Tbe til
Gle 10 believed TO be good; hut selling trustee shall
only convey such righ; il vested in me by the said
deed. DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON
March IL. lOl tbs Trustee.
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House, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, SC.
YHNHE subscriber, truly grateful for the patronage he
RI has received during the last ten years. respect
fully Informs the citizens Of Richmond, and the public
generally, that he has taken great Of pains per-
feet himself in his profession, and invites them call
at bis old stand, next door to the Compiler ofse, and
examine his limitations of wood and marble
Orders from the country in hs line attended 10.
Dee. ii. Gift C.. w. McGINNESS
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nVERSEERS, CARPENTERS AND LAROUR-
" Frs Il want an Overseer for farm: To one
that can come we'll recommended, (and none othe rs
need apply liberal wages will be given. Two or hre
negro Carpenters, will lind employment at good wages:
20 able bodied iabourers wanted by the month"; to sho-
vol dri.-The highest wages pat.-Apply to
N. +. DUNN,
March 97-6t FOtchdtdn Coal Mines
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q UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
H Notice s hereby given that 1.-The cells in this
ttution are occupied and that patients will
be received until some of the said cells vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. By order OF the
Court OF Directors. L.. HENLEY.
MAY 26. At
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PEDIGREE.

BRIMMER was gotten by Herod, his dam by Robin
kedbreas, his grand dam by Shark, great grand dam
by Give, G grand dam by Lath, z & < grand dam
ny Baylor's Fearnough', e grand dam by Old
Janus, K K gg < grand dam by Wilmington. q z <
gg ( grand dam by Old Janus. JOHN GOODE.
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NOTICE The firm Of Thomas Hiek.ou & Co. Of
IN Farmville, Prince Edward, Virginia, 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having claims
will present them for payment, and those inds b,ed will
please make immediate payment TO Thomas Hick.on;
who 10 authorized 10 settle the bushes.
THOMAS HlCKSON.
BENZ. +. HlLLARD.
FaTmvie, March l, 1881.
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"YAZiM, by Sir Archy ,sout OF the dam OF Polly
IL Hopkins. and nearly related, by maternal line,
TO tho celebrated Flrtea, will stand the present
con at my liable, 10 the county of Meckenburg, and
will be let 10 mares a, $50 the season. Fine and
tcnsve pasturage grais No liability for accidents
either.
Those who Opposed to pa,ronize this Horse,
may be assured, that he is hrst.rale auma, though
than four years old he is full 16 liz hands
height, and highly formed in every particular. Hav.
Ing, when only lS months old, received bite from
snake, on OF his legs, which it is apprehshdsd has
inflicted lasting injury, he has been exhibited
on The turf bat the purity OF his blood the celebrity
OF his stock his 6ne appearance and the uneKampied
success oil Polly Hopkins have encouraged his
with the greatest confidence, to offer him TO the public
a. a Stallion. JOHN G GOODE
March 10. IOl-24wtf
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THE PROPRIETORS.
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. iOI-l2t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

WONOFOSALS VIII Dc RECEIVED by The sutscriber,
- until the 10th OF this month, for building Stone
Bridge over the Canal al the Public Warehouse, in
the City OF Richmond, OF the following dimsnsous:-
"a feet wde from out to ou l6 feet span Of the arch,
AID IA feet in hsightron foundation Of walls to
OF the arch The walls to be LIZ feet thick bot
tom, and q feet al top, be laid in morsr and well
grouted above the hig water line. The srch-s'ones
TO be at least Is inches deep aud hammered to good
joint The paraPet- walls I-2 feet high from top OF
arch, LIZ feet thick at boom and feet top be
capped with stone-And the whole job to bs done with
the best materials and workmanship.
plan the above Bridge is LETT at the Toll House,
with Mr.. John nj. Syme, where persons disposed to
contract may moro particularly its description, &e.
The materials Sc, may be gotten in place al
ter the conrac. is made may be convenient but the
work snnot be commenced until about the 20 IN OF
May. RICHARD REINS,
Agent for the James River Company.
March 10. 1915
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Richmond, Feb. Is, 1881.
0The subscriber is this day moving his goods from
the store recently occupied 10y BARNES & BELT, 10
the store on the corner Of f. and 18Th opposite
the Bell Tavern where he will dispose OF bis stock
hand at veyy reduced prieesay about and charges
stock much possible, before his Spring supply ar.
riyes. He hasreceiyed recently from New York and
Philadelphia, great many new and desirable articles,
both for Ladies' and Gentlemen, which he will dispose
OF las before saidJ at very reduced prices.
Feb. 26 95-w4w BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
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AiSSOLUTION.-The co-psrnerships heretofore
he existing under the firm OF BARNES & BELT, i:
this day dissolved by mutual All Of those in
debied to the concern will please make payment to
l.. Bel.-and those to whom the concern is indie bied
will be paid by him, he alone is authorized to settle
the whole business. NEWMAN w. BARNES,
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SSALE Of lands ana slaves postponed, owing to the
~ previous inciemeney IF the weather, which rem.
dered the 18th inst unsuitable day for the sale
the Carys brook estates Of lands and slaves heretofore
advertised in this paperThe said sale postponed
10 Wednesday the 18th day OF March next wnen il will
certainly take place on the premises and the term,
as In the said former advertisement men,ioueiif
impeachment by unfavora5leness Of weather should
again oecur-and 10 that event, the sale will be pro-
eeeded in on the 6rst day after the said mpedimen,
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE,
Admir-. with the will annexed
Jan. 20. S3-tds OF Wilson j. Cary deed.
RE ARSHALL'S SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
Nl LAND.-Pursuant 10 a decree OF the Superior
Court oil Chancery for the Richmond District, pro.
nounced on the l1h day OF January, 1881, in the case
OF Brays Ex'or. Us. Archer, Sc; SHALL on Saturday
the II day Of April, 1884, at III O'Clock Nj. on the
premises, offer for sale, at public auction, the high
est bidder for cash. the tract Of land mention ed in the
proceedings in the said cause to wits tract of land
lying in the County OF Chesterfield, neac the court
house, and adjoining the lauds Of William Winfres
James MCGEE and Leonard Nunnaily, containing 2Si
acres, more or less-whieh sold by Edwin w
Pondexer to Robt p. Archer in 1927.
j. GUERRANT, NJ s. $. C. C. r. d.
March Q7-tsn or On. ~ hi, Jan,,.,
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"HE new line OF 4 Horse
IL Post Coaches, from Rich
mond to Orange Court. House,
via. Louisa Court. House, has
gone into operation, and will
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RICHMOND, 7,h March, 1881.
NOilCE-wantsd a. the Peniteniiary, Ten Thou.
~ sand Pounds Of WOOL for the puyoo.e of mai
ing outside clothing for Negroes
March 8. OFT THOMAS NELSON. PA p.
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NorICE TO FARMERS II viii give the highest
market price for is or 20 900 bushels of good
wheat, II delivered 10 the next or 3 weeks
DAVID ANDERSON, lr.
mareh .. 09-u Cary Street.
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LAND FOR SALE

VIZ Al
TENHE Subscriber wishing TO remove to the Western
Ia County, II RS tor sale his lind. Ivlny abou, roo
mile he ow Louisa Court House, on lbs Main S,aga
Road lsad rg feom The Ciy OF Richmond, ON which
PIahtaton here - II u ted n good Is lex III 1use. finish.
Gu aoou' '"o year. past, with six rooms, a passage rum
ming trough It. au4 d csllst containing on. large DINING
room, aud another tor a kitchen, with eomloftabIe ont
hou'es. The above mentioned Tract, contains abont
.o"r hOhd'ed and Ninety aeres,o o. which ole hundred s.
wv my acres have been lately cleared, and is wei adam.
Gu u 'he eui ufa OF corn, wheat, and tobacco; the ball
ance Is IN woods, snd is r markedly well iimbsred. II
hes 10 'he g"ld region OF Louisa, has a " ell Of excellent
water 10 the yard, besides sIrings, which are en,irsIv
convenient and Is situated in a good Deisbborbood.
me above mentioned situation, is good for a Tavern
a IhVa'e Rs.li@nce, for q Professional G sn,ie man. or for
a carriage M"k'r, Cabinet Maker, or any other Me.
chan'c' b-lhg we'll TImbered, as Timber is yery SCARCE
in it's vi,iuiiy.
t The same time AID place, will be sold, two half
acre 'ois' situate adj iDi9g The Hotel at Louisa Court
Honse, with a Store House Sc. On each lot. There ia
a Mall Stage that runs by the said C. .urt House, twice
every week, TO the city Of Richmond. Louisa Court
hou'e' Che vlllage,) is among the best Stands ia the
country Tor -rchandizing, as there is a great deal of
cash business done there.
"A inr'her description of he Property lie deemed nm.
necessary, as II is expected that those who with 10 pur.
chase VIII view tie premi es before the sale.
IL The ABOVE Property IL not sold before The second
Monday 10 July next, IL will be offered a, public sale q n
tina, day, at Louisa Court House, IL being court dav
II | should cell privately, previous to july Lonisa
Court, TIE public sh,ll be no flied
ALEXANDER LEVY.
~ :. 2-tds
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THE NASHVILLE COMMITTEE

ne Lynchourg Vrginian is prob ,bly by this time
saushsd mat is assertions OF the corruption Of the N ash.
vii,e COMMITTED were who ly untound,d The Nash
v'''e he'ad oil the 2Sih ult. a decided Clay paper)
alludes TO the charge. viz: that The ..defalca,ion Of the
Bank OF the State OF Tennessee was occss:oned by M.
aPPhcsu,n oil the funds Of the Bank to promote
ne eieeuon oil General Jacks NJ" and adds &c we
feem il but an act of justice to declare. hat we do M,
believe such to be he fact. We DO no, believe ther.
q, 'he slightest t~-uada'ion for ,be assertion that IN.
odc"s0h committee OF this place were privy to the
Uansacioh' Individual me Dbers of Ihs committee
may Lave contributed, and probably did contribute.
money 10 prom 'e the election of N. Jackson,
out we 90 not believe that, az a Committee, ttey
nau any concern, either d rec,ly or indirectly, in any
uahsoc ioa VIII ch has been the cause of the p.esen.
uerangtd condition OF ihs Bank. Wa regard il as a
matter entirely between the officers OF the Bank ard
,ae sale, with which the pc itical tran; actions of the
uay are wholly unconnected iii the Vi:siuian haI
c'oSeu win our wag5r, we should Ger ainly have
won ii. s
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Church., who'e foundationssre about TO be laid, and e.
recting a Monument over them:
10 ii EDITORS
we ieel confident assurance, that il 10 only neces.
se'y &c eau your attention to the above circular, to en-
sure LOT is object, your jealous support. We are
nequer'y saoJ-ctei to the bumi!ia,ing necessity OF
POM z 70 the neglected grave of the marion who
,o'""d ''e ehar c e Of George Washington, aud have
oeen compelled to hear in silence our state ard coun.
Wy 'hun'eu oy foreigners with ingra'itude to our be.
Ne actors. Aided by the press, our present , If r, mn,
sueeeed-ii II Tail now, time aud circumstance will, IN
a lew year, render all a terS pts to recover III. r,msip
etrs'y "ui"s-s. o.r views ave go fully end tai, /,
.t'Veu ao"V'' IN tuis unnecessary to emerge upon
''eh oefe' we -e, gcnilemtn, very respectfully,
Your obeji Mt servant,
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DINNER TO MIR BERRIEN

Inc Public Dinner given TO Mr.. Berrien nj Savannah
on the 4h inst. drew together a large and very respec.
table assemblage of its eitizens-Jobn CUMMING The
resident oil the day.-As particular circumstances.
which have lately transpired at w Washington. make
AZ an op9ee. OF much interest to know whether
Mr' ID. stili retains the office he held under the a lmin-
is'rauoh' we have Iscanned the speech of the Orator
ana me spirit oil the toasts, with an eve 10 that circuu-
stance. But we cannot from them understand the re-
isuohs wtlch Mr.. Is. bears 10 the Government-Tbe
close oil his address is as follows:
II congratulate you, gentlemen, on the n-osp.c
which u Afforded by recent events of The favorable. adj
Iusttnen' oil our Indian relations. As citizens OF cor.
ga we have a deep interest in the correc, solution n,
this cNhlcult aud embarrassing question, 1t il no, mare
~ that a valuable POT ton OF our d,naip, is withheld
rom our ocsupa icy, by the rtmnant of a tr BE-. which.
Sill fingers with'n our char,t red Iimis. The pr.,sn-
siors which have been asset ted in their behalf are
IN arrest conflict with our sovereign y-and in The
neat OF 'he controversy whi,h they have epgondsr,d
w" have been subj -cted to i'm pu ,a.ions alike 1nvo,,by
o. our char ,c'ers d. a people-and revolving to N IN.
dividuai feeling. The Illusion IN which ,tese prein-
re- : or,g,nstso, Is however rapidly passing away.
me P~'tjudices of our brethren are ~subsiding and all
that remains to secure The favorable award of
puohc op,nlon' Is that we should ex ,rcise our aeknowl.
edged rights, with the mod ration and in the sni,;, NJ
oeneVoience, which 4: becomes us to exhibit TO The fee.
Die remnant OF a once great and pow eriul, though ga
wage people.
For the Accomplishment, of what has been already
attained 10 relation to this vrally imporian interest.
l need not tell you, how much YOU are indebted IN
.ne Zeai and negligence OF your representatives.. in
me na'ionai legislature, to the siesdy vigilance, with
,,;,La,, ~ az c your fIxh's. NO! are you
wio"ou' u ia'i measure OF Obligation, to the chiai o.
that departmr mt, to " hich this branch of the ,uhlic
service is particularly coL6d d., for the fidelity and
hrnh'sl, with which he has discharged this impor,an,
uus' bn' honor, to whom hot o il due. l l.. TO IN.
distinguished indivilual, who pre.ijes over the inter- 81,
oil this repuhhe-to his own correct and thorough
knowledge o. this whole sutjcet-in it's origin and pro
sres'-'n all It's bearings, and in all it, d-tails-to his
unwaverlug determine ion roi to surrender his own
corf.c' viewsto The sug ges,iors Of a false and misguii.
ca humatity-to bis just es innate OF the righ,s of n q
. 'ates, and 10 the pa e-ual care which watches over
nose rights, az mainly essential 10 the perpe,ui,y OF
lhai Union which must be presetvei-,t IL 10 him
mat you are CHIEFLY indebted Tor the gratifying pros.
pect which IS now presented 70 your vie W."
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COMMUNICATED.
ward Baptist, Mr.. WILLIAM l.. FNEScH, TO Miss JANE II. davgh-
Ter oil Mrs. Elizabeth Hobson; all OF Cumberland county.
-, AT A rwch, in Hanover county, by the Right Rev'd
" Moore, on Thursday, April 25th, the Royd JoHN CooEE, to
Mrs. EDMoNIA l.. BERKELEY.
WIN, Ca Thursday the 10th instant, by tho Rev'd Robert
WllkeIson, Mr. THOMAS Z. JACKSON, Of Louisa county, to Miss
JANE q, daughter of Daniel Johnson of Goochland.
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TREATY WITH NIEXICO

ne paragraph which has been published from Mo
PIE o,,hs rejection OF the Treaty betw cen The u. S; a.es
anu nieSleo, Is condadic ed in the following ar icle
rom n N. Y. Mercantile Ad eri.er of the @ n Ins,.
"fhoM MENlCO.-The Napoleon, which arrived
Ga saturday, evening, brings advices from Vera
9th ul'imo-They represent Tue country as b.ipg in a
comparatively quiet s,ale. The Treaty pith the ~.
SfdteS which has been a long SIM undsr consideration.
menton the Shit is mentioned in one eff The I,,a.,
paper', that the Governor OF Cuba ba, been au,bo.
rised by the King Of S ain, TO open a n.go.ia ion for a
NJ xico.p O"o"