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= From The Columbus Weston Hemisphere, slayGl
LITER FROM rHE Boz NpARY.--Gov Lucas, the Com
missioners Col Hawkins &c returned TO this citv las,
evening There is, informed perfect organi-
zaton over the disputed Territory by the Government of
and Michigan The whole line is about 20 miles in
length. "
Ihc interruption of a lawless mob from Michigan has
prevented the completion of the survey and the Cover
nor has very properly decided convene the Iegsla
lure as early III juno as possible make provision for
securing the peace OF the citizens of Ohio and to sus-
tam tie Commissioners in completing the survey
MIR Fletcher, the author of letter in this place il
still in custody at Tecumseh All the gave bail and
plead in the His keepers it is suq.ested ore al
ready tired of his obsnacy, and do not know exactly
what TO do with him. Our Michigan brethren should
nave learnt al an earlier day that it is easier get
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

or, Samuel Gibson, Gerard D. Wager Tho,nas Ravlio,
Geo Bell francis Yatcs John Gregs ar David Iiuu..
ghrryS Richardson Douglas, john Nioler Nina Hurst,
in the 9TH resolution by the name. of Conrad BiImirc
Jacob Rneheait, aud Henry Bedin.cr.
On motion, Rc>o'red, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the Cl,arcstown Argus virr!-
MIA Free Press, Mar,insburg Republican, and Winces-
ter VrgniaD
On motion, the meeting adjourned
CONRAD BlIMiitE, Chairman
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IMPORTANT RuMoR.-When the 10 o'clock boat left
New York Yesterday, we understand that there was
sent home of the officers appointed by the kim
Phifddspha GGzete, Mug ~
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n AND NEAR RICHMOND ron sALE-o

n AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE-On
II the 9th day of June next, will SELL without re-
serve, my tract of land within six miles of Richmond
The tract may be divided to suit purchasers 1t con-
tains about six hundred acres, lying on both sides
OF the Brook, which is well diiclied. On this tract
there arc, commodous dwelling house, with good
cellars, barn and all necessary out houses inclu
ding two new framed hay barracks, with superior
pump of water III the yard, and garden cxcecd by
very few in the county.-About seventy Of the
land Is well set with clover and herd grass the
Brook flat land which is well ditched, may with very
ittle expence he made to produce large quantity Of
herd grass and timothy There is no situation more
healthy or productive of fruit There is large quaint.
ty Of wood on this tract both oak and pine. Terms
One third cash. third in six and the balance in ~
monihs-thc two latter payments to be secured by
Deed Of Trust The Land will be shown to any person
by MIR Sheppcrson, living itand will attend every
Saturday until the day Of sale to shcw it, The sale will
he made by Dunlop. Moncure & Co, on the premises
May 10. I3-tdS1 MEACON FORD
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FE7O PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS, &o.--An tx.
n Percnced Teacher most anxously wishes a situation
an School or Academy. lie teaches the Greek, Latin
and French Languages, and also the Mathematics. As
s object immediate employment, viii be rca.
sonabie No objection to engagement in The country
May IS a-2i
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MEXICO

NEW York, May s.A letter from personal friend
of Inc President Santa Anna to gentleman in this citv
dated April 10th, gives further particulars of the
contemplated revolution. The original motive seems to
thing very like them. Cen Santa Anna set out for the
army OF the llth his forces amounting 5000 troops
Gen Alvarez, with 1000 men at the gates of Aca-
pulco the LIST and doubt was entertained of his
making himself master Of that towr A small divi.
sion had been despatched by Santa Anna in pursuit of
HIM Symptoms Of disalcction had appeared at Vala
dold and Puobin and it expected, that an.s.;..
reverse of fortune: w.
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11H!.cfs. II gyas understood that the
D!nI and Thomas jefferson would earve iiIcn.
AT the same hour of the morning and the whsrves
were crowded an hour two before the boats were in
sight At nay PaSt t'co both their respective
wharves, the Thomas Jefferson coming in h0If minute
ahead OF the Patrick Henry. Bets TO heavy amount
were pending both in Richmond and Norfolk but in foro
Gonsclenu@ 1t would be difficult to decide question
If Dryden write poem on the subject he would
be compelled once more go rccur TO his
=" Nor second he WHO rode sub
This IS, by far, the Swilicst trim we believe oyer od
between Richmond and Nogfolk.-,N Beacon uav "a
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BALTIMORE CONTENTION. = :
HENRICO COUNTY

At a meeting of the friends of the Administration. of
the county OF Henrco and City of Richmond held vcs
tcrday in this City-Petrr V. Daniel was called To- tho
Chair, and Claiborne w. Gooch appointed Secretary
The following Preamble and Resolutions were pro
posed and adopted (lhc Sd resolution was st nlon,ed
IN Blank, aud then motion filed up with the names y
Whereas, free and friendly interchange Of opinions
among the Democratic Republicans Of the United States
Eespeciaiiy necessary at present to give concert and
chcacy To their CAUSE to battle the dscordani coinbna
Ton which ancient Federalism and modern Whigpisn
nave formed against the true principles Of Rrpub
can institutions, and to promote the general good
Hes0tred therefore, That ardentIy approve of the
National Convention to be holden at Baltimore on the
2ot of this month"; (Alay) the best means OF prcscfv
ing union and harmony among the friends of the Adj
nnistration and OF uring the election of Rcpubl
can President and Vice President the United States
Z Resoircd That will give to the nominees ofihc
Baltimore Convention all the support which union and
zeal may bccaculatcd 10 besiow
s. Resotsed That Messrs. Andrew Stevenson, William
Is Randolph, Peter V. Daniel, Philip Mayo, James Raw
hngs and Richard Ellyson, be- and they hereby APP
pointed delegates to represent the City Richmond and
county OF lcnrico in the Baltimore Convention a.orc-
said.
D. RcSolred, That the Delegates appointed by this
meeting DC earnestly requested urge the claims OF
WIN " Hives as candidate for the Vice Presidency of
the United States.
o. ReSoieed That the Editors of the Richmond En-
quier be requested To publish in their paper the fore
going Preamble and Resolutions
PETER V. DANIEL, Chairman.
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s,oNEsTig INTELLIGENCE.
THE FRENCH INTERPRETATION.


F.; From certain indications n The washington
Globe and from some oilef 9hs q we nm We
are inclined 10 tie hcliei lhlt ileic VIII He' BE-
some difficulty attending HE hnai Adjustment o'
tie ndrmal.icaiian question between 'iiS country
and France leurr from Washington 10 TIC
journal Of Commerce, states tfai )" urea, - 'e'
cyal i1ch.oa'> ctanitN toward jad9e ..l'' anu
every other man standing IL lie Nay oi W. an
Bufrn's Advancement, that TO heEea' or give an
advantage 10 the latter, h. viii not Hesitate one
moment to sacrifice the 25.o0o,ot1o francs ana 90
10 war with France. | liz sew York courier ana
Enqaircf hold, to the same opinion, and lays eN-
crv thing will be made 10 bend solely WIN we"
to the advancement Of Mr. an Barcn II SAYS Il
Pennsylvania soes well fer linn, and things Ieeh
prospcrou>K, tie neat annual Aes'aee 10 'oh-
grcss will be satisfactory 10 rance WITHOUT CON,
prohibiting the honor or dignity ol the Nation, ana
Peace will be the order Of the day. But Il rem
sylvana gocs against Mr.. Van buren,, ana ms
prospects become cloudy, then the Message VIII
be such as 10 bring on u ar. h' courier ana
Enqaircr thinks lat no apology whatever, or iat-
llicr explanation, ought TO be made to rance
thai die Message should briefly recount the pro
grcss of tie French question dowhto TIE time Mr.
Livingston wrote his last letter to the rench MIN
stry and LETT France, Simply addlh9 that Mm fef-
ter ,cos satisfactory IL the Ereem'rt-and there
leave the fnattcr.-lle tone OF Il number OF the
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TEXAS.
Frow tie .Nesr. ORLEANS .fmerioan, OF l3
IMPORTANT!

By the steamer 0uachita. arrived THIS morn
ing wc received the following ia an extra sheet oil
the Red River Herald.
\ Meeting of the friends OF 1eSas Is called, TO
be held in this CRY tins evening. and measures VIII
he adopted 10 render timely assistance TO our
brVthcrs in Texas
Ma IN TIxAs-liEN. Cos IASDup NEAR THE
MorrH or THE BR,ssos Win 400 Mrs.
Isaac Parker has JUS, arrived from Texas, bfinE-
mo the Intelligence that Gen. Cos has landed near
the mouth nj the Brassos with 400 men, with the
intention Of joining the 700 federal troops ,taton-
I'd ~ San Antonio dc Bexar, and marching upon
,hc peoplc OF TEXAS. lie la. issued hn Proc
lanatiun, declaring tina, he will collect the
enuc, disarm the citizens, establish military gov
eminent and confsca,e the property Of the rebel
iious." Messrs. johnson and Baker borc the cN-
lscss from San Felipe TO Naeoedoehcs. stephen r.
Austin has written several citizen, OF \atofdo-
eAas, that resort 10 arms is ineyitalhe
They have hss,ed FLAG with /" Tho Consti-
swsien Of 1924 Inscribed on II, aud Iva Hun
drsd rreelnen gathered around il, dctrrnlned 10
stand or fall lib H.
We ,loin the following letter from General
Houston 10 t'iv ernenlsa who brought the mel
Ieenec
SAN AuGrsrINr, IRx>s,
ith Oct 1895.
pLAH SW ~ Noui 'NIh''i mn" -" 4"
memora nlum, that YOU may be Informed ol our
aisuaion. Wa IN dsf,Hoe Of ogr Rights, our
lAafhs, and our Contributions, IS .neritabtc m
7sfas
II Coiuntscrs from the United States will Join
their brethren in this sec m, they will receive lIG-
.rsl bonniicS Of land. We have millions OF acres
II our best land, uncho>cn and unappropratcd.
Let csch man come with good rifle and onc
hsnlTcd rounds Of aninanon--and come soon.
Our war-cry is" Liberty or DEATH Our pm
eiplcs support the Constitution, and doc"
9th the t,wptr" iom friend,
SAN. HOUSTON
To Isaac Parker, ESQ. present.
We have no time 10 make any comments lie
people OF the Cuitcd States will respond ~ the
call Of their brethren in Texas
Notthitoches, OF. :.
Those gont.mcn friendly to the rirh,, OF tree
and Republican Governments. are requested To
meet a, the Red River Exchange, on this evening,
ut half past seven O'Clock 10 take inta eonsldera-
,'on the situation OF their tello" eonnryq'eh m
Texas
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The editors OF the New York Jn,,rn,l
from Mc Baltimorc 1maricnn

1.-THE application of surgical skill described >,
the following article fromthe PAHadcI,oio iu.,a,
can he made to the extent confidently r,occ,c,l h,
DE- foeno, it viii be triumph Of art calculated Ia
give especial pleasure to the humane /, ,JI;,ia,
to the testimony ot the Philadelphia Gazette We
nave that OF a most respectable citizen of pbladc
phla as to the entire correctness of ,h,, n. r,a
no states. The knowledge of the exnrr;m9',
related, and their results, should b. - vIleI,
spread as possible, in order that it may rc,rh ,La
friends OF those, particularly children who ar,
afflicted wlthtrc heavy pryatons hitherto rcrarlle5
rs inrur1bo ~ - C'''''''
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MORE, HANGING.

Manson Corxry (Nlsstssppt\ Sen, :}o
D,,, Si,-S;,ro ,Lc trial ,,5 {,,,r,,rn r
Earl eur con,,v bas bccn hlo>xad - ;'l u,,;.,,.,
run..l ,rnon;ll;, until y him few 1,,s ,,,.,
1'lc ann.araoc,. eff 3, n,,oriops sounded h,lnna.
ino IN taut. Tbooa, IludnalI or,l,is CONT, throw
the community into a considerable #e>c;,cmcn, las,
week. H.. was said to be one of IN. r;n,roder.
in rxcitino the NcororS To ir<,lrrcction. Inv Dr.
Cotton; likewise imnlica,ed by other white mon
and by a number Of Ncg,ocs lmng at Bcatic'>
Bluff.
TIN. puara ATTEMPTED to take him Immediately
after the execution Of Cotton, but could no, sue
coed
The Committee Of LIVINGSTON. before their aa
iournmcn,, determined upon h,asinq him when
he should I've taken thcrc beine no doubt Us to hi,
guilt and bcine dangerous boy, the citizens
also determined he Should not live, if he was not
sentenced hv the Committee.
Consequently, when he came home. the citizens
demanded him of Capt Iladnall. The 10y heard
uh,, ,irr proplc were A. and nnt out ~, III.
laudablo c>eltion> of Mr. iIudna he wa, deceived
into Livingston, and secured
Bya Committee COMPOSED of>omc oftlr n,e,n-
per, OF the old Comiatce, he was sentenced to he
hanged the same evening.
unrr the gallows, he confessed he knew the
cons piracy WAS on foot eight months ogo. The
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FAIRFIELD RACES.--Richmond.

The fall IN citing Of 1888 commenced on Tue
day.
Fi,st Raee-A sweepstakes for three old colts
and illics, two mile heats, 5000 entrance halt FOR
fcit--fonr subscribers.
VIM. X. Johnson's c + BY Sill Charles dam
Trafalgar l
John IIcth'sc by Sir Charles, dam Mr.. VII
cox's mare,
After the first heat Mr.. ll.th's colt wa. drawn,
az he was evidently Out of orltr and cramped.
Time-lst heat, 3nl. Sos.
Second Rdrc.---A sweepstakes for colt, and I'll
hos, three year, old, mile heats, 500 entrance,
half iornt-our subscribers.
John lleth's c + b. Sir Charles, dam by
Dungannon :
Isham Puckctt's by Tmoleon, dam by
Ricso, l
Time-l>t heat, I'm. SID, ?. L..
Won easily.
SECOND DAY.
PROPRIETOR. Purse, s'oo-t~o milo heats--'n-
trance SIS.
Jas p Corbn', c by Tnnolcon. dam by
Trafalgar, 3 wears old, !
lsham Puckclt's { by Tmol-on, dam by
Sir Harry, 3 years old, 4
John Early, i'm Lady Common, b, Nalen-
tine, dam lv Hickory, 5 years old,
Richard Adams by Tlmoleon, dam by
Thundercap, 8 years old, 4
o. =. llarc's b by Sir Archy, dam by Sir
Had, years old,
Time--lst heat, BIN. 56s.-2l, BIN. sos.
First hca', won by hall lensll'--Second by
about three lengths.
THIRD DAY.
jockey Club Parse, 5000, four mile heats, En-
trance $50.
o. =. ilarr's IN Nancy Blunt, by Sir Archy, dam
by Alrrd / years old, 81 lbs. Dress red and
black
Richard Adams, b Alp, by Rockingham,
dam by Tom Tough, 4 years old, 100 lbs.
Dress red and green. dis.
lsham Puckcu's fbs Sir Charles. dam by
Had, 3 year, old, SO lbs. Dress orange
and scarlet dis
Watt II. Tyler, m Alice Gordon, by
Monsieur Tonson, dam by Sir Alfred, }
years old, Dis.
Time-l>t heat, SIN. =.
The first heat was BY half a length--in the
second heat Mr. Puckcu's iillcy boIed tire,
times.
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Il ACES.
NEW MARkET sbure.

The Race. over this " time honored course
commenced on Tuesday, the l3h INST. The atcn-
dance although not very numerous, was OF the most
atif,ing character uumbernr among 1t a highly
Respectable portion OF the wealth, character, aud
tutf-losinc celebrity Of the adj accent Counties.
Tho sport OF tho day, We regret 10 say, was not
quite SO pleasing u. the SIGHT OF the congrcgratcd
spectators who came 10 witness II cat OF the Tour
entries, only tco coming 70 the starting pos'-pr
Goodwin. ehesfut colt IL Marion, dam by
Chance, and VIZ. Z. Jolu.oa's hay tlly BY Sir
Charles on, Of Stars dan,---the stakes being wou
BY the former, with scarcely an effort.
Time-ls, heat, BIN. 57s.-2d, 3in. 5i<
SECOND DAY.
Yesterday, tie attendance on the course was 'iill
more numerous, and the race, particularly the
frs, hear, highly interesting. Bets before starting
were free -, two To one, on .hancy Blunt against
the field The knowing ones were right, and ma
ny lucky doe as he folded the toddr in his wal
let, after the race was o,cr, mentality rhlsted, II
he did not audiJ1y.
Nancy wilt thou gan2 vi me J!
The following were the entries;
George Goodwln's ca lsham Pnekct, by
Arab, dam Shawnee, years old. Z
.. p. llarc's Nancy Blunt, BY Sir .Archy,
dam Aired, 3 years old ]
strpll.naG Wells ca B,tsN Mngc, by
TInulcon dam Wasp, year, old, y
Richard Adams, ch h John Miner, BY Tom
SON. dam Independence, 5ycars old, 4 dr.
Tme--lN heat, 3m. 5ls2nd, won With
ease.
THIRD AND L,Gr DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 800 (9lOO of which TO tho
second best nas)4 mile heats, entrance $40. -Four
started, viz:
George Goodwyns ch m Mss Bett, 1 Year, old,
BY Marion. dam Gallatln, ~ lbs, } !
Richard Adams, Alp, BY Rocking
ham, dam Tom Tough, i years
DID, 100 lbs.
p b. S,arlc', b IN Fanny Cline, by
Sir Archie, dam G0llatin, years
old, l07 lbs, q q DR..
o. +. llare's Spartncus, by Sir
Charles, dam Arab, yeau old,
- lbs, 4 DIR.
Tine-lsi heat, SIN. li,.-2d, sm. llf.-3d,
SIN 25s.--itl,, SIN e'.
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ETom Mr Phitodelpaia Gascn,
THE DEAF AND DI-,Ip

Having copied into tins Gazette of YESTERDAY.
from the New York Commercial Advertiser an
account OF INC restoration of hcarinr of n y0upr
man OF twenty seven wears Of acc who was horn
deaf and dumb, BY Dr. Webster vo onrI;od +.
Dr. iogno OF this CITY, for the rcsult Of same m.
cratlons periomed by him some mon,ls ,;ncr
with Which We were made acona;,,cd =, ,5a
time, and have been flyourcd by him with the
following letter: ''''' "'''
MS. Fh'ladcPhio, .St1t os, 1885.
ne't NF,-in answer 10 your comnunicotion Of
10 day. and IN compliance with your request
wiz "o"o'e YOU with the following remarks
u" are f'2nt IN Your impression of my having
s,t.'" 10 YOU, last obrnary, The remarkable rcsor.
I''on U, .,iorrt Ncwsam's hcarins. although
uc'' ana aomO individual, twenty seven wears Of
~ l moreover SO far developed his povcrs .
o""''"' or speech, as to enable him distincty
,, '''e' various words and phrases Several GEN.
..u """eS,ro .neSr experiments, among whom
r WI "'''e W, MclIvalnc, Clement c. Bddlr
~, NJ ana .h'' l.. Mclgnen, Professor of Music
';.., 's'on win which Ncwsam uttered the
rl1 ,,ench'afy sounds, as well as the dpthongs
''''i'ea instruction, was highly gratifying. So far
as am acquainted, tic individual hero referred TO
Is the FIRST deaf and dumb person ever restored
10 nearing IN tie United States
Since the above case ! had tho cooJ fortune in
apr, last, to restore to hearing another deaf and
YUM PefsoT. allude to Miss Helena LYMAN, of
'o'u''mpioh Mass, only nine wears DID, Her
Po"'rS oil imitation, at this are heinz very great,
s"e soon under my tuition, lcarAt how to utter all
I'r el"'Gnfary sounds of the English language, and
oo'o'o She returned home, pronounced distinctly a
n,%l1g,e OF words, as well as some phrases She
Good distinguish time and pitch IN music Ms.
Lyman Is the second deaf and dumb individual
er'Ltes'oFed to hearing in this country Ierpowers
81 1!o a'ScrImn ting the various sounds Welded by
ol''ef'nt bodies, was, before she left PHILADELPHIA
very great she could identify body by the sound
uat 1t yields There is no doubt in nv mind that
At least one bali Of tho deaf aud dumb individuals
now Condemned n f'frro' dcotsess, bv tic ;en
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have 70 drc. the plan Of constitutional govern.
men, iof Tesas free, sovereign and indepen-
dcui states
We have also learned by the arrival yesterday OF
the Manucla IN dats from Galveston, that the
inhabitants Of that place had also armed themselves
to aid the eiizen- oil Brazoria, against whom Ccn-
eral Cos had malchad from San Antonio.
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John Mingc's DC Nicholas Biddle, by TIM
! Jol NJ. Bou's cIr Upton Heath, by CO.
hanna,
! Tine, 3n iSs.--im.
!Seeond Raee-Swccpstake for three year
old, 900 entrance halt forfeit. xix subscribers, two
started:
I. Z. Corbin',b f By Sir Charles, |
John Ridgeies's th By Iimelc0n,
Time, An. 6s.-im 2is.-uo contest.
THIRD
FIRST Race.-The CRAIG PLATE, value
500 dollars, tao mile heats
John Iicti's ch Simon, BY M,rot, ]
\. \. divers cl Orazabo, BY Monsieur
Tonsou,
II. d. Chaplin, IN Miss Patl.ncc by Med
lev, 2 dr..
Time, each heat, 3m. 5Gs.
For the second race, a sweepstakes, two mile
heat, 300 dollars entrance 100 dollar. forfeit j;
II subscribers, but TWO started, VIZ.
james NJ Seden's eli by Timoleon, aud John
NJ. Bott>' bay Gly full sister to Rolla. Mr.. Bots
FLY lame AZ starting aud for several days previous
10 the race The first heat taken by the former in
4 minutes; but Mr. Bolts illy declared tn win
ucr in consequence Of Mr. seldom rider being
cien,a!ly dismouuclh by one of thu gronms
erthinp the horsc before returning 10 the judo
es' stand. An appeal Sas made from their deoi-
sion By Mr. Seldom, To be finally Disposed otby the
Club.
FOURTH DAY.
First Rae, the Propri tors Parsc, $500, tire.
mile heats.
Jane, 5. Garrison's b IN Sally tu-
banks, by Roanoke, 4 |
VIM. Il. Johnson's b Juana, by
Johanna,
J. Ilcth's gr Sir kcnwer,h, by Mons
lonsoD, - dr.
John NJ. Bot,s' b Rosalie Sornor,,
by Sir Charles, * DR..
T. r.. $. Boyce. bf Camsidcl, hy
Industry, Or.
Tmc-ls, heat, 5n. 59ls-2d, 5m. 500 3D.,
6n. 81.
sl'rokr down.
Second Race. --S~ecpstatcs for Mary land and
District of Columbia colts and Glies, two mile
hcaIs four subscribers three started.
r. r. 5. Boycc', b Rcbccca Coleman, by
Appartion /
Gen. Emro,'s b lrhy, by John Rich
ards, .
K. Glnor'r j. c h job Marshall, by John
Richards, dis.
Time, BIN. 53s.--}m. 55s.
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MIR. M'DIFFll.--A late Georgia aper
mcrtions the arrival Of t,oT. NJ Dudic in Auensta.
with the pleasing information that hi, health is
very greatly improved, and probably almost per-
lrcIly rcStored.---i!s countrymen in all parts OF
the lnou, will rciocc in the restored healDl. and
continued usefulness of SO gifted a man as
GEORGE Mcnuifc.
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NOTICE..

To w Caltb irthm and Nathan Gree, and
the heirs Of B0raabaS -irthw, Jr. and the
hers Of Obodiah White, and the heirs Of
Lcris drther, and Jshn Pratt and ,cite:
NOu all will please take notice, that the lsgac,
4 arising from the dover of Nancy Arthur, the
widow OF Rarnahas Arthur, decd, is now read, in
my hands for payment on any legal application, as
do not m?an Ia pcv interest on the same
JOHN ARTHUR.
Oct. ~ II
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NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES--fail
Neetinr, Washington.
FIRST d \ Y


ne li'l DAY n.I'Se VI ''s "'''.hS '.'hc u"
yesterday, and was such as to give great pleasure
to all who clJoN the sports VI inc iu'l' ne
weather was very fine, the attendance unusually
large for first day and the race one oi the Preltl-
est that ha, ever been run over TIL, course. 1t
wasa sweepstakes for three year old colts, two
mule heats. SN horses entered Tor me sweep
stakes, bnl oh'' me 'oot named oc'o" answered.
the call oi the hng'r. "'S came oo' III 'he TWO
heats AS follows
Mr.. Ganntts Experiment, by Jack
Downing, l
Mr.. Garrison. ( Polly Sran by limo
leon,
Mr.. ThompSon', Republican, by Neloc
~ 3 3
Mr. Olive, Iu bv Maccdoni,n 1
T,mo--lu hca, ,m 55,.-2a, AM
M, ,;.,, 80 ,,.,. ,,oJ c,,>;dcr;not III, warmth
- a., l,, Tla. ,,rn' uay ,rry rl,s,iy ,nn from
III. hon,,,;,, ol,h, Grs, ,o the end Of III, second
,, ,,,, ,,,,, -, fl. l,,o IL, ,hr.c l.,J-
go, -, mara, ~ ,h ,yns of tho x,ec,,,,r ,,
,r1> abreast
sreo>rpA,.
r,, ,,,,. >, i, -, ..,,,,l,,f, a,l III, ,,
.;,,, ....ll,, ~, or,,,,,l v,, ,,,,,,roul,
~ c,.L,,.ll, ,,,,,1.J ,,l ,h, ,,,,,,;,,d, If
.,,,l h,,,.,,,,, ,,,;u, ,..,,, Ia aud
t Iis,,,nJ .c.,,,. l;,oI ,nJ ,,;,,,tcd :, ,hc
rurrmr
TL, 6,., ,,,, ,,,x t,r ia, WASHINGTON ,,,tc
J The horses starting were:
Mr.. Thompson bay hliN, orazola, orange and
blue.
MIR. Chs. Ta>lors sorrcl hlN, Harriet Heath
blue and blue.
During the frs, heat, Harriet was left far be-
hind, but IN the second she was well up to her COM
pelor, with whom she kept head to head till after
the second milc when Orazola passed her, win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

Inc townsville Journal SAYS The Grand
Jury OIL montgomery county, Alabama, have 81
lar made tools of themselves as to prcscn, Daniel
oonnPll as nuisance. Mr.. O'Connpil and the
90" serpent are now beth presented as nniiaDcey
the ono by Jury in Alabama. and tho other bv =
Jury N georgia. 1t is hard to say which win
care Ga most Tor those proceedings, Dlr;ol or the
Sraac. ~ 'ls