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NATcHITocuEs, Aug. II.
 We have heard that the American residents at Nacogdoches have taken that town and declared for St. Anna. Our authority is not of that character. however, that we can give 1t to the world as matter of fact, more cspe- claiiy as we are determined. nothing shall enter our columns but truth, when 1t comes under an editorial garb.
 Four days Later.-A letter was re- celved in town on Thursday evening, 9th inst. from gentleman residing on the Sabine road, which states that news had reached him from Texas, the mo- ment of writing, that, ,the Mexicans and American settlers had had an engage nent and that Col. Piedras was taken flth his men who fled with him twenty miles west of Nacogdoches. The Co lonel held out 10 the last, and did moi surrender until his Senior Captain pre- spted pistol to his breast, and dcman- ied his sword, the Captain at the same june accusing him of stubborness and
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FOREIGN.
 ATE FROM ENGLAND.

By the arrival It Boston of the ship Mar, .,,,, which left Liverpool on the 2lst of July, London papers to the 19th inclusive have been received. We subjoin such items as are later than those received ;,stt at lI A e" York *, as we find i'll the Boston papers and slips.
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From the Boaon lo8r;e, q,a

rfo1s fee bo0oh eoafief, Aug. go
 IMPORTANT iNTELLlGENcE.-Theb brig Cedric, which arrived yesterday morn, ing from Antwerp, was bound to St. Ubes, but on arriving of that port on the 2lst July, was boarded from one of Don Pedro's squadron, and notified of the blockade of the ports of Portugal. Her register was endorsed, and the yes sel ordered off. The Captain was in formed that Don Pedro had possession Of all the north of Portugal, and that the greater part of the squadron were in the Tagus, blockading Lisbon.
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parties stand faee to face, with one foot advanced, one hand raised to parry, and the other to strike.
 The German Protocol against liberty .arouses the feelings of freemen, wherev- CT 1t is read. Many think it viii ikiintiiie a fire for the purification of the political institutions of Germany, Italy, and oth. CTS around.
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An act to carry into effect certain Indian
 treaties.

treaties.
 Be If enacted bg he Senate aud House of ~Representdtipes oj fhe United Sfates of .4nie rico ia Congress assembled, That the sum of one hundred aud ifty-seven thousand six hundred and ninety-four dollars be. and the same IS hereby, appropriated, in ad- diten to the balance remaining uhexpend- ed in the Treasury. already appropriated to defray the expenses of transporting and suhsisting s"ei. portions Of @the various tribes of Indians as have heretofore emi. grated west of tue Mississippi, or as may em,grate during the present year, in con. farnity with the provisions ef various trea- ties entered into ith them
 For the payment of the account of John Drew, Cherokee Indian, three thou- sand fonr hundred and thirty-five dollars and thirteen cents. For the payment of john W. Flowers, Cherokee Indian. five hundred dollars.
 Sec. }. .4ad De II further enacted, That the Secretary of War be, and he is here by, authorized and directed to cause any unsatisfied claims of John w. Flowers, Nicholas Miller, William Drew, ard Jo- seph Rogers, Cherokee Indians, for stock lost by them, respectively, hy spoliatiens committed by citizens ofthe United States, in the years one thousand eight hundred and fWenty-eighf and one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, in the Territo- ry Of Arkansas, ceded to the United States by the Cherokee tribe of Indians, in the month of May, one thousand eight hun- dred aud twenty -eight, to be settled and paid in the same manner as if such spolia- tons had been committed before the ces- sion of the said Territory. on the princ- Ples of the act of Congress, approved March thirtieth, enc thousand eight hun dred and two, entitled q An act to regn- fate trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes, and to preserve peace on the from tiers; and that the Secretary of War be directed to endeavor to ascertain the names of the persons who committed tLe depredations upon the property of said Tn. dians. aissi take suitable steps for inc nro- secution and punishment of such persons :. and also for the recovery of the value of tI.e property piundered or destroyed by them.
 Sec. 3. -4na De 4 faythep. eaacted, That the said sums he paid out of any money in s'ss treasury not otherwise appro- priated.
 Approved July ls, lsS2, &
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 3I.

oae dag later from Liverpool make snaH additions 10 the aews of the 2ls
 salS. :, The prospect of peace betweeA belgium and Holland diminishes. Tbe
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-26
snv county through which said road may

any county iAfouH" "''' ~ - pass. ,,,.o4 tbe said commissioners shall, each, be en- t;tIea to receive three dollars. and their assisfanfs one ,ioiiaf and iifftyi if cents, tor each and every day tbey shall he necessa- rily employed in tie surveying, exploring, aaa marking of said road, and making sAeir reinrns thereof; Pfoeided, ne whole expense thereof shali not exceed fae sum ofthree thousand and five hundred dollars.
 Sec. 3. .4Ad De a further enacted, nat for the purpose Of compensatiog the saio commissioners and their assistanfs' mere shall be. and is hereby, appropfiated' 'he sum of three thousapd aud hve huhoreo dollars. to he paid out of any money in the Treasury nof otherwise appropriatea.
 Sac. 4. .4ild be q 5art]ser enacted, That tho President of the United States be, and he is hereby. authorized to cause to be made. an accurate and minute survey oi the country between the waters of St. An .drew's 9ay, and the river and bay ofChat- taliooellie, and between Pensacola bay and Bon Secour, along the northern coast of the Gulf Of Mexico, with a view to as certain the practicability and cost of Ca nals to connect said bays and rivers, with notes. plans, observations, and opinions, of the engineers on each of said parts de- signated. with estimates oftbe cost of each ]; and. for the purpose of carrying into effect the foregoing provisions, the sum of three thousand dollars be, and the same IS here by, appropriated, to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap- propriated.
 Approved July 4, 1S32. 60
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An act to authorize the surveying and ma
 king a road from La Plasance Bay, in
 the Territory of Michigan, tointerseet
 the Chicago road
 Be II enacted by the Senate and House of RepreseatatiUes of the Unaed States of .Ame- yiea ia Congress assembled, That the Pre- sident Of tine United States be, and ire is hereby authorized to appoint three Com missioners, who shall explore, survey and mark. ia the most eligible course, road from La Plaisance Bay, in the Territory of Michigan, to lntersect, at some suitable point, the road from Detroit to Chicago, established under the provisions ofthe act 0s :ii ssl ef March, one thousand tight hundred and twenty five; and said Com missioners shall make out accurate plats of such surveys, accompanied with field notes, and certify and transmit the same to the President of the United States, who, if he approve of said surveys, shall cause the piats thereof to be deposited in the office of the Treasury of the United States, and the said road shall be considered as estab. lshed and accepted: Prouided That said Commissioners shall be disinterested per- sons, not residents of the counties of Mon roe or Lenewee, i'll said Territory.
 Sec ,. find De II further enacted, That - the said Commissioners shall, each, be en- titled to receive three dollars, and their assistants one dollar and fifty cents, for each and every day they shall be necessa- Tily employed in the surveying, exploring, ~and nl arking ofsaid road and making their returns thereof: Provided, That the " iloie expense thereof shall not exceed the sum of five hundred dollars.
 Sec. 3. And De | further enacted, That for the purpose of eompensat,ng the said Commissioners and their assistants, and for opening and making said road, there shall be, and is hereby, appropriated, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, te be paid out of any money in the Treasury not oth 'crwiso appropriated to be expended un- der the direction of the President of the United States, for the purposes aforesaid Prooided, howeuer, That the money applied to the making of said road, shall be laid out first in making such parts of it from La Piaisance Bay, to the crossing of the river 'eaisin, at or near leonmseh, as have not heretofore been improved; and the residue. if any, upon such parts of it as in the judgment of the superintendent, the public good may most require.
 Approved July 1, 1882. .6l
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a GENTLEMAN from Europe who is a graduate
E and who has had the experience OF several years in
teaching, wishes procure situation in private family
public institution, after the LIST Of August As his
intention is 10 make the business of instruction. his only
profession, situation likely 70 be permanent one would
be preferred. He will instruct in The Creek Latin,
French and English Languages and Mathematics or in
either exclusively Letters post paid will meet with
atten'ion-Address, a. b. Loretto Essex County, Va.
until LIST OF next August and after that time, to Richmond
city--saisIacory references be given An eligible
situation in any Of the Southern States would be accepted.
April 27 114-1anf
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TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.
JUNIUS BRUTUS IN REPLY TO CASSIUS.

GENrLEMEN Living as we do, distance from the
Of information and where mail arrives only once
week, we of course have the opportunity oil
knowing the events and passing To- the poll
teal world as those whose fortunate position places them
nearer the OF action. IL is therefore generally the
case that what is TO vs. is old 10 you-ncycrthecss
we would yield in devotion country, and the
venerable chief who by The voice OF fee aud eirtuou,
people, has been placed its head General Jackson e
will stand by through thick and through thn--throue
good and evil rcportha is, long lie continues 10
guide the national vessel ia the wise aud prosperous
in which he has hitherto stcercd hcr-nor will we forget
Van Buren,, the able and faithful pilot who assisted
great Captain navigate ship 10 it present safe aud
happy harbor; the whom faction, in attempting 10
immoste, has caused the blow TO reco and elevated eth
higher in the confidence and affection Of the people Hc
our choice for Vice President, provided he with
the nomination Of the Baltimore Convention. We ere
clear and decided fer going along with the great repub
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THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

We lay the second No Of Cassus and reply Junus Brutus
10 his first, before bory 20 on
few brief tho Such our own paper
rsome several accouuswhch unnecessary for us
to point gentleman Of dsccomont like CassiuIo
come, howovc the Of columns discuss the subject in
al is bearings If lao pnscs with Juuiu Buin
equal fooogThoy both anonymous unknown each
well tho public.Wo make this proposition every respect
to both the gentlemen
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TIE GLoucEsrER CAMpFlELp RAcEs-

THE GLOUCESTER CAMPFfELD RACES,
ATJlLL commence Wednesday the 8Oh day Of
w May.-FUSt Day, swccpstake, mile heats, for
Lafayette COLTS entries, and closed. Same day,
weepsakc, for colts and 6ies exceeding years old
mat nave never won any established course
mile heats, $50 entrance
Second Day, post stake, two mile heats $50 entrance
free for any.
Third Doy Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats mo.
noy up subject discount Of 10 per cent Purse $3.50;
twenty dollars entrance, TO be added 10 the Purse.
Fourth Day. mile heats, best 3 in five for money re-
ceivcd at the gate-entrance S15
May 10. 2-ws,v
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,BY E1TCEzEE A. COOK,

90 The ENoU RER is published twice n and
three times during of
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars annum a
vance Notes of chacrc1 specie paying (ony will be-
ceived payment The Editors will
ng them by MALL the postage of all letters being writer's
No i'll be discontinued but the discretion of the
Eiitors, until all ncaragcs have been paid up. - 0
9- Whoever will n,ne
have the tenth lis. - $500
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, less first
eO cents No a1 vortisemen inserted,
srassunled by person city or its environs
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N OFlCE-fhe CoPartnership of Mckee Noble s.
.Meem, of this place, and Noble, Mckee & .Neenl
OF Petersburg, was dissolved the 9th OF March last
The subscribers and James s. Meem, alone authorized
10 attend to the closing OF the whom all who
are indebted requested to make immediate payment,
and those holding claims against the make
them known. They have had the settlement of the bu-
sness unexpectedly thrown upon Them and under the
necessity OF begging strict attention to this notice.
WILLIAM MCKEE.
Norfolk May 5. I-3t
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81 lTY BATHS.-The Subscriber has the pleasure TO
" inform the public that his Bathing house now open
lor the reception oil Bahers. CHARLES BECK. |
April H. II1-u
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VHNE subscriber having purchased the interest of the
ID late firm, will continue the business the old stand
where he hopes by strict attention business, share
part OF public patronage. The of the late
Germ and the public generally, invited to call and
examine wel-selected assortment Of Groceries, which
will be sold on accommodating terms
GJCash given for Wheat and Flour-Both articles re-
ceived OH storage JAMES o. BREEDEN,
First and III Street, Shockg HILL
May IL. lot
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MOTICE.-All persons having any claims against the
y late Mrs Mary Randolph of Amelia county Viz.
gina, due, either by bonds notes. open accounts or
otherwise earnestly requested present them pro-
pery authenticated without delay the undersigned for
adjustment, in order that the necessary arrangements
may be made Tor their speedy payment; and all persons
indebted TO the said estate, solicited come forward
and make immediate payment The administrator being
DESTROYS to close his administration at the end of the pre-
sent year, 1892 in order that division of the personal
estate which shall come into his hands may divided be-
the heirs and distributes OF the said Mrs MARY
Randolph, decd. WILLIAM EGGLESTON
.adn'or. Of Mary Randolph, dec'd
Amelia County, May g. Ii7-6vv
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6b A "a REWARD.-Strayed from the Subscriber ON
p n " the 1lth of March, dark bay filly with
black legs, name and tall five years old this Spring and
about five feet two inches high She bred in Gran.
ve North Carolina and probably cndeavored TO get back
to Granville The above reward will be given for her
apprehension and deveryto me, residing in Lunenburg
SIX miles west of the Court House.
VIM. ]. WATKINS.
Lunenburg, Mays. Il7-4t
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& toAL PITS FOR sALE.-I will offer for sale at pub
~ lie auction on Monday the 4th day of June next, be-
tore the door OF Henrco Court House. Chat being court
day,) The possession, right and title which my wife and
sell hold in and to the Springfield Coal Pits situated and
oeing In the upperend OF Henrco county, and work
ed by Cary: Also interest in the tract of land OH
which the said coal pits situated containing about five
hundred acres which said tract OF land Mrs Sarah Burton
widow OF Daniel Burton decd, holds her dover, un-
der certain limitations will also sell in the
slaves the said Sarah Burton holds her DOVER there
ABOUT iorty: our interest in all OF the above-named pro-
perry, Is one-fith and some little will also sell
the tract OF land purchased of Reuben Burton decd
Trustee lying the said coal pits, Chickahominy
Swamp, aud contains about three hundred acres Liberal
credit will be given, which will be made known on the
day oil sale and any other particulars that may be wished
to be known by any person who may be inclined pur-
chase JAMES FOX.
May 8. u7-ds
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEBSH1P.- The
NJ Mercantile business heretofore conducted in Char
otie county, under the firm Of Samuel s. Fuqua Co.,
Dissolved the 3ls March last by mutual consent
John Armistead having consigned all his interest therein
to Josiah w Chappell JOHN ARMISTEAD,
SAMUEL S. FUQUA.
The business will be continued in future under the firm
Of ChdPpeH FVquo JOSIAH w CHAPPELL,
SAMUEL s. FUQUA.
April 27, ti4-w4ws
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH Medicines. &c. &c.

NHE subscriber has received his Spring supply, and
n now offers for salo accommodating terms, large
and general assortment of Drugs Medicines Paints Dive
stufs anl Patent Medicines.
GldssLCdre-Sutabe for physicians every size and de-
scrption.
Superior gilt hearth hair, cloth and flesh Brushes
busting, p ,int shoe, floor aud horse do
SaufS Virginia and Northern manufacture, compris
inSa great variety of qualities and prices.
.finout Lotion anil Cream of ilmond,-For renoy
ing reckles sun-burn, Sc &c., rendering the skin beau
tiiully soft, clear and smooth
Essen of Tyre-For changing red or grey hair IN n
permanent black;--desrable
Vege'abie Cerate-For promoting the growth. renovat
ing and Improving the human hair
Cologne Lavender Florida and Rose water in various
shaped aud sized bottles of superior qualtywitb qreat
variety OF other Perfunery and Fancy Goods.
Aud all the popular remedies now ex,ant for ,,r;.
diseases which the human species are subec s,ch a.
kheui natsm, Dyspepsia, Govt Asthma, Consumption
Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Piles, sc. SC.
MUSCO L. DAY
Sign efth Black Boy s. Mortar, Market square
May 49, 3-3t
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRG rules hell i'm the
IL office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery of Northumberland county, on the 9th
day of April 1892
James aud Fleet Cox, executors OF Peter p Cox de-
ceased, and William Middleton, administrator Of Thomas
Conway, deceased, Complts
against
Edward Coles late Sheriff of Northumberland county
and IN that character administrator of William Gordon
ceased, Martha L. Gordon, Juanna V. Gordon Catha-
Jire Nens, Samuel Downing, George Downing, Thomas
- Sydnor and Sarah his wife, William Herbert admins
tr;or OF Joseph Conway, deceased and James NJ Smith
executor oil james Smith, deceased, Defendants.
This day came the compliments by l.. NJ. Berry, ESQ
their counsel, and the defendant William Herbert adm
ustraor oil Joseph Conway, deceased having entered
ss appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is not nhaban OF this
Commonwealth is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here The first day OF the October term and
answer the bill of the compliments; and Mat copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city of Richmond for months
N and posted the front door of ihe house of this
county. Copy, s. a. M. LELAND, C. C.
May Is. 3-wsw
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Chesterfield County, May s. ii7|2sw,Js

W ALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.-In
" pursuance OF Deed of Trust bearing date the 9TH
oil March, 1927 and recorded in the county court of Abe
MARIE ana executed to me by l.. o. Goodwin, and by
order of the parties for whom the trust is made shall on
the rst day OF June next, offer for SALE the highest
bidder, for cash, aud the premises that beautiful tract
oil land now in possession of Mr. GOODWIN the county
OF Abemarle which formed part OF Col. w. c. Nicho-
las "Warren Estate. This contains 5S5 acres on
James river, near the town OF Warren and generally
known as one oil the most desirable landed estates of its
extent IN the State, that minute description is deemed
unnecessary Persons DESTROYS of purchasing invited
TO view the premises and referred Mr. Goodwin or
his overseer for such information they may want The
sale will positively take place the day advertised for
cash, on the premises, and the title is undoubted. shall
convey only rustee.-Sae TO commence at IL o'clock
TEMPLE GWATHMEY, Trustee
Richmond, MayI lI5-ds
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NE RS. WILLS has personally selected in the North
1yH en Cities her Spring Fashions, comprising
splendid assortment OF every thing and desirable in
MILLINERY estabishment-consisng in part of the
following articles
Superb silk gauze, Grape woodlawn mourning hats and
honnets-Leghom and straw bonnets great variety
Ladies' caps, new yle-fowers-rbbons-c
braids and curls very superior, &c.
Dresses and Riding Habits made by the latest patterns
and in the best manner.
Leghorns bleached, dyed and aItered-Straw Bonnets
repaired.
She is determined to sell low as can possibly be a
iorded and tenders her sincere Acknowledgements TO the
inhabitants of Richmond, and her country friends for their
generous patronage which she will her best en-
beavers TO merit continuance of. May I5.1 2-3t
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TH7O JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS-
VI snbscriher wshes TO empInv nr Gnonn n,,.n

THVO JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS -The
n subscriber wishes TO employ twelve or fifteen House.
Painters, 10 work on the Capitol in Richmond
c. w. McGINNESS, House Painter, SC.
llh Street. Richmond Va
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish of nv own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair aud Cabinet
Makers, which warrant Of the best quality, and TO DIV
qnck-Likewisc, Coach Varnish, which will engage To
polish WELL aud not crack As intend TO manufacture
constantly, and hope 10 supply The State, will sell by
wholesale say 10 gallons low it procured
~ the Northern Cities II the varnish is approved Of
il will be taken back and the money returned
Apnl H. lll--u {. W. MCGINNESS.
u The Editors Of the National Inellgencer wash
ington lncllgencer. Petersburg; aud BEACON Norfolk
VIII publish the above weekly for two months, and send
their accounts 10 this Office
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M EDICAL INSTITUTE OF Pu1LApELpHIA-
I'VE The Course of instruction will begin on the first
Monday in April. Lectures on the
Practice Of Medicine, by Nah'l Chapman, NJ. ID.
anatomy, " w. Il. Horner, NJ. D.
Hdterid yUedicd, Z" Samuel Jackson, Nj d.
Institutes of Medicine and
Mel. Jurisprudence, 'ohh DELL NJ ~
Chemistry, 90 John X Mitchell, M. ID.
1iidtoVerY, Hugh L. Hodge, NJ. ID.
Principles uitt I'roeti~s ef =, -
Surgery, i"o''s ii"'''s' M ~
w. f. HoRNER, Secretary
Philadelphia, March 8, 1882. 2Ot-IO2