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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
SIX DiYS.LATER FROM ENGLAND

New YoRx. Dee. DIZZY the ship josephine Capt.
Brtrn, from, LYcrpu": we have ad"ces To Oct 30.
Fifty CARTS: prisoners have been sent 20 Havana
to labor the rntlIc. works.
The money market more confident at London
Oct, ssh Pcuuui an eXclequrr bills has declined In
II ~. India bands to 81. Spanish Bombs improved.
The Sultan having Snhdu"d Albania, IS preparing To
regain SYRIA aided b. Russia.
NJ Sarrars OF La Nonvcilc Minrrpr and Gen Latnpir
have been c.,v c!rd o. libel on the Duke %! 8ro%iic
The fo.lcr was sentenced to - days imprisonment and
fine OF = 900 'tancs Gen. Lasapr months and 2,et0
francs The Court prohibited evidence in support # tho
truth OF offensive aiegl'inns
Syu:n -Cor,lnva has followed Dan Carlos into Ava
As many G430 Portuguese lnfanrv and 6!0 cav Try
had arrived in CASTLE. The Juntas OF Cal'z and Andu
jar hold out. I'll Pastor had received ample funds I"
raise 5 TO tmuo Claprrnrris.
The resignation of Alcss1s. Thr'sand D"chaeli sp7
ken a.
AlcnGiza5cl has Induced the mobiles anl grandees Of
Spain loan 100 millions ofrcals to the Government of
the Young Green.
The price OF Cotton at Liverpool. on the goth Octo
brr generally declined lid per H.. except g"nd and
fine American. .ur which full continue be OBJ
iainrd
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|t>TrHTT{nt S

We lar before readers The memorable Report nf
Mr.. Leigh shc Right of insIrrctlonsit is the only
rni drrd which! he las rendered to the Republic, &C.
rra pucs-- the only bright beam on the cScuctrnn
and yet it is ecpscd by his recent Could Mr.
L.in have been elected last winter if the Instructions
of ,hr People had been ohrycd: No-C"nd he have been
rl"c,rd last spring. by the voice Of The people: No
Could hr BE- reelected by the pcscn, Legislature: Ne
vrr-DS he represent either The opinions wishes OF
tie People IF Of the Legislature: Certainty no
Wray This paper h'trre Line good people of Flrginia
CIR r3 serious ndp ration. at his important
|! is called Substitute! substitute for what? 1t is
Substitute" Tor the original Resolutions submitted 10 the
Genera! Assembly by MIR. John Iyl'r also recognising
tho great Right ot instruction. Thus, il appears that
by must coincidence bath the present Senators
d; Virginia committed on The Eight-cne, by the
orsinOt rrsont;onS-and the other by the substitute
And yrtbI,h these politicians at the head Of
party in Virginia. which has done much TO rIdcule
the execution Of the Right to defeat the Instructions Of
the People: and To shacklc its anticipated exercise by
stricons and conditions that would reduce its value
cvDhvl.
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such measures as they deemed necessary for the further
ance of The great Rail Road from C1nbrrand 10 browns
Vile, and thence to Wheeling and Psburg nu'ns mt,
,;,oro and Ohio Rail Road from Cumberland, by two
routes divergnr from some suitable point, and terminal
inr at rttsbrg and Wheeling, as productive %i bound.
less benefits Ia the interests OF the county inry H'So
ing Of minute geological and statistical eSalHinnton
ri the valleys d the Potomac, M"nongahe fauhng
n.y., and their tributary yreansand also Of the adjacent
Sixteen Committees we're appointed tr various Inrpo.
SEES; nrmoriii.c CoayrcSs tor some pron OF tne
surplus in the treasury Of tho o. Sats-ano;n'i 10
mrmralze the LrsiSa;ure Fl Pen"Sy rnnta-a 90, le
Legislature of Olina 9TH consisting of Mrssrs Jn','
j. jacobs d. Strrnro, and T. Thorn urg to nic7toral-
;ec Tie IsyiSat.re Of Iirgini0. Nc. &c.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECIIO.N.

The Whic Hhies claiming the vicloryAt least, if
there be any truth in the statement ui the Louisville
Journal that " Senator black Of Mississippi arrived
here yesterday in steamboat after short passage from
Ficksburg, and brings Of the cheering cha
Eenre leaving Eicksburg, he full returns
from Jackson, the scat of Government Of Mississippi,
from which it appeared, that Lynch elected Cover
nor by majority OF three four hundred over Run
neis; ta, large majority of the friends of Judge White
were elected both Houses Of the Legislature; and that
Of the two White candidates, was elected to Con-
gress, DC. &c.
We have not received the above copy Of the Louis
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LAND OFFICE, Va. December {. 1855.

LAND OFFICE, Va. December {. 1855.
I'm conformity to an Act entitled s'an Act 10 reduce
into one the scvrra! acts concerning Eschcators
pissed on the 9Th day OF Jannary, l5l9, do hereby
make known all whom it may concern that it appears
by the certificate of the Eschcator for the county Of
Northumberland dated the oath day of November, ,3,
and received into the Land Office that by nqusitinn
and office found on the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands late the property OF james S! decd,
hive duly cschented to this Commonwealth, va one
Tract of 9 acres less and one OF acres, more
or less; and both in the Parish Of Lower ST. Stephens
Northumberland county. w. SELDEN,
December s. [62-1Stl Register Land Office.
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vile Journal nor are we arqanintcd with the dale o. Inc
nnner But we have ourselves received Letter from
tcksbug as ut which ,S me consider
W Jb,fnI-that the majority either way would not e1
coed 800 that nrh party would nave Hi''t
I'm \ majority Of t,oo in the Legislature
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CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
Eor Tie EaNtekM District Of Krninia.

JUDGE BARBOUR Prrsidng.)
This C"urL tuurnrd Friday we have alrea
dy stated that the Grand Jury has refused find
Bills, against all the Portuguese prisoners They were
all accordingly ordered to BE- discharged from the
custody Of the Marshal, except Jose Fcrrsira dos
Santos, who detained at the instance of The Pnrtu
gurse Charge dAtfa:rrs. Mr. Charles Shirley Carter
argued the cause on the Bird instant, behalf of the
Qneen Of Portuga and Friday last, Judge Barbour
delivered the opinion Of the Court. We have been ia
vored with the following copy ofit-and, as It is
~ interesting point ofnernatona Law, we take great
pleasure in laying it before readers:
JUDGE BARBOURS OPINION
IL THE CASE OF JOSE FEERElRA DOS SANTOS.
Jose Ferreira dos Santos Portuguese subject, having
been committed for trial before this Court under charge
Of Piracy and the Grand Jury having found the indct
M,rnt against him not true bill, he would be pni-
tied to discharge from custody it regards that
sa.ion But an application is now made, at the instance
Of the Charge des Affairs of Portugal that he may he
detained until the Government Of Portugal shall have
time make demand that of the U. States, that
he may be surrendered 10 the former, fugitive from
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EESER4f TDrPT

Yesterday. the General Court assembled in the Capt.
toll. The following Judges were prcscn,(we arrange
their Names perhaps no. in every according 10 their
scninrity)-viz;
Judrrs Smith (rrcsidrnt) May, Upshnr, Field, saun.
drrs, Scott Brown, Fry Cnpton, Baker and Christian.
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Contention at Br o,rusriUc.


This BODY assembled the 25lh and adjourned Oh
the 9th ut 1t consisted Of than $50 Delegates
A. Stewart, Esq. Of Pennsylvania, in the Chair. Dele
ga,cs attended from Wheeling, &c, &c. They adopted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

The Richmond Wing makes some statements
of the manner in which the President dlscourses at
the Rip Raps, which, well authenticated as thcy
arc, are calculated to excite deep and universal
feeling ofdiSgust. We make an extract;
" The President arc informed speaks freely,
for he has neither the refinement to feel the indie
licacv nor the information to apprse him OF L."
mpropriety of one in his situation doing 50. He
thinks undue honors have been rendered to the mo
morv of Gen. Marshall, and prc.lic.s that the
ATTEMPT to erect a monument 10 his memory al
Washington, nil iaH! \ prediction which VIC
hope will not Ike some predictions, accomplish
itself--bnt as it oughtto do, determine every man
who despiScs demagoguc malign.5 ,'.1tlt shall MT
be tiFHed.
Mcssrs. White, Leigh AMI Bel, are chosen
themes OF accommodation by Jackson and Blair. We
understand that in a mixed company, the PreSi-
dent had the ind cent in!iscrcon 10 dcnoDce JaiFc
White as a ma who had deceived him, Gn moi de-
cnng the solicitation to permit his name to be used
as a candidate for the Prcsilency.) and Mr.. Bell
as a man not fit to be trusted-and who would sac
riicc every thing 10 the motive OF rctdmlRghis posi-
as Speaker. But Continued the successor OF
Gen Washington, cenching his hand in PASSION
trust me- he shall be Speaker 40 longer!
Ofthe truth Of this there is no doubt. 1t IS re-
ported by gentlemen as credible as any IN tins
Commonwealth, who report his fery word,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

-, ON Saturday morning the 18Th ins,.,
in the county of Bedford after prolract-
Cd illness of SIX or eiah months, Mrs. EiIhAnrrn
/. WuiltNs, consor of Albcu G.. Williams, in
the Doth wear of her aee. Nj. " Villains was
very much beloved by all who know her The
Writer Of This hrici memoir loved her dcarly.-Shc
bore her sickness with great lortndc, and wasllat-
tered with the hope OF recovery, uat a few DAYS
before her death. But alas her disease vas such
as to battle the skill of her physicians. She was
very much concerned about Religion for some time
previous to her departure but did not make any
public profession. She has left an afcciionatc
husband and one chill TO mourn their loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

j, N. 7 7 Z LII NJ
To Mr.. Il. ". WHITE, Richmond"

~ Mr.. j Read, agent for the - CGmprchcR-
Size Commentary ofMc Hoiy Bble,n is now in
this place, for the purpose of obtaining subscribers
to that work The text is arranged in separate co.
lamn, 50 as to be read independently fall remarks
to this added the Marginal References Of
Scott, entire; and Henry Commentary, slightly
abridged, or condensed. At the end of every suit
able division of the text, are placed the Practical
Observation, of Scott and at the bottom Of the
page is a LARGE body of Explanatory, Illustrative
aad Critical Notes, containing whltcycr, in adli-
dition, Is valuable in Scott and DDd!ridgc, with
copious selections from Adam Clarke Gill, Bur
der, Calmet, Rosonmullcr, Bloomfield and many
other authors The work is to be illustrated by
engravings editions are to be published
simultaneously ,-onc, edited by the Rev. VIM
jerks ofBoston, adapted to the use of all denomi-
nations who do not contend for the necessity of i'm
mersi0n-and the other edited by the Rev. Joseph
\. Warnc, of the Baptist Church, accommodated
to the views of that sect in relation to the
ordinance of baptism. This Commentary conc,
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before the public warnl, recommended By III
nisters and scholars of nil deloninat ions
and has, VIC understand, thiis Ear met will, great
encouragement. 1t is to he comprised in vols.
averaging not less than 400 pages royal svo hand
somcly printed, at 81 per vol. neatly bound in
sheep; 1915 plain calf 81 80 extra gilt spring
hack--anl will be'iss,,cd ut lrnst once Il year till
completed.
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NtFgCs,

r1NiIE subscriber VIII sell bis tract OF Land, to tht
1 highest bidder. ON the first day Of September
next lying on the l4ynchburc and Salem Turnpike,
six miles from the former place, and containing 1874
acres, about 10 cleared the balance heavily
tnlhefcd There is on the tract about forty acres Of
fire Meadow Land considerable part of which is in
icrls grass and will produce fine crop Of Hay this
seasoa. The whole tract lies remarkably well and
the ao very eongenal TO the production Of all kxj,
Of gram, we'll Is Clover.
tso his tract Of Land on Little Otter, in BcdfofS,
about three miles east Of the Courthouse, The ID
81 September which contains about 5ti0 acres, about
300 in woods. and Of the first quality for tobacco
The open Land is in fine heart. and large part Of il
fresh, aud produces large crops Of grain of every
kind. TO gentleman disposed 10 embark in the
growing OF tobacco. | think recommend this as
4 very desirable QUO, Captain Austin, who lives ON
the Otter tract, viii chew ito any person disposed 10
view previous to tho day Of sale, and my son. who
lives on the tract unar vnehburg, will sew il 10 any
person ~ lshine to sec IT, The terms will be accom-.
modatlng, afd made lrowh NJ the sale.
". w II STIN.
Jul, ~ I'd,
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N y 2 ~ ~ W. y t81ss7-INH'
0EErrTAH

DIED, on the Sth instant, At hi> residence ia Mel
son County, Virginia, Captain TuonAs JoNrs IN tho
e0th year of his age. lie was actively engaged
throughout the greater portion Of the Revolution.
and vas wounded nj the battle Of Rrandy wine
From his Industry, he acquired competency and
after having discharged faithfully the duties Of me-
hand father and master, died, regretted by M who
knew HIM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

PROPOSALS. will be received till the LIST of Sep
tembcr next, Tor building Bridge across Sta,,n-
ton River between the present old bridge, called
" W ards Brisr' and the mouth of the Otter. tits
expected that Towns improved plan will be adopted,
"h'eh VIII require only one pier and the abuimcnis.
~ 'iohe work. For further particulars, enquire Of
the Fiesd'n and Directors Of the Pittsylvania and
lyuchburg Turnpike Company
+. :. MILLER, Treasurer.
July % It's
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~ The Netchez Courier contradlcts the state
mcnt, which first reached us by way of Mobile,
that the Governor Of Mississippi had appointed
Robert J. Walker Senator in Congress, 10 sue
coed Mr.. poindcxtcr
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~ The Washington Felegraph--lhe editor of
which has recently travelled extensively in the
Santh,-cNpresscs the unqualified belief, that South
Carolina will vote for Judge White as next prcs-
dent. He admits thnt this will be done with re-
hnctance, because nudge Ilhnc is not II nuilidy-
er; but they perceive that the rcalqucson is who
Their the President or the people shall appoint his
successor and upon this issue, he says, no one
can doubt the vote Of South Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

GIVE copy the snhoned complimentary no.
tees of the g Southern Literary Messenger with
not the less readiness, that we have ourselves cx-
pressed not very favorable opinion Of the produc
lions OF Mr. Edgar \. Poe, which are 50 highly
commended by the Wing and Mr.. Paudng. Their
opinions are certainly more woghry than ours,
in matters Of this character but nevertheless we
cnnnnt soc with ihnr nNcs
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a. Alter referring to the rutnored appointment
ot Mr. raaoy 10 tn Office Of Chisf Justice. The
Richmond Wh9 adds: g In order 10 make place
iof Mr. PetcrN. Daniel, judge Barbour it is ur-
tier reported, Is TO be nude an Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court, in place of judge puyal, to
which MI fancy now stands nominated. Mr..
oncl >to succeed Judge Barbour as District
Judge anl thus various itsortcs arc To be provi-
del for NJ one and the same time"
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TIL. ROPS.

w annex such additional notices of the Crors
rs We have received since our last
lrginid-1hc Lewsburg (Gfecnbrier) Ale
ehanian, oiihc Eth inst. says" The crops gem
orally are of an average quality. The season
for corn, oats and hay has been UNUSUAL, fine, aud
these crops promise rich reward 10 the farmer
tolls"
The Itomney Qiampshire) Intelligcnccr f1lth
inst. SAYS" Some of our farmers have commnn-
ced harvesting in this county. The crops. it is now
conceded by them, are much better than thcv had
anticipated"
The Martinsburg (Bcrlseey) Gazette SAYS
" oar farmers arc now in the midst of harvest,
Which, by the way, We believe bid, fair to turn oat
hotter than was anticipated although it will fall far
short OF an average crop. Tho late extraordinary
cool weather, though it has considerably retarded
The ripcnng OF the grain, has been the means oil
improving its condition far beyond the eXpecta-
TONS otmany whohad not calculated on any thing
over hall crop. The wheat for the most part is
very thinly scattered over the ground, but what
remains appears to be as we'll headed ani as well
filed as usual
From the Winchester Nnginian we make the
following extract:
" Our farmers are now engaged in harvcstn,
their whea, crops. Il affords MS great pleasure to
state that the prospect of obtaining some compan-
satlon for their labor has been greatly improved
within the last three or four weeks. There Will
not, however, probably be much over two thirds o
the usual crop IN the county, but the quality is rep.
resented as being remarkably good. Indcrd ",
have never seen so large heads as some within ;
te" days past, nor have ever seen larger grains
we learn tina, some crops have already been sole
ia Jefferson for = p per bushr and we prcsum,
that the whole of the present crop will command
not much less than that price,
Nmgimd.-W copy the following paragraph
from the Frederick Herald
" The farmers in this vicinity have been cneao-
ed in harvesting their grain We are sorry 10 heai
complaints with respect both to the rye AMI wheat
crops. The former is hy no means "A GOOD CROP
the latter has disappointed the hopes and calcutta
ton created by an apparcatavorable change which,
took place few weeks ago The wheat crop
his ripencd slowly and a larec quantity remains to
I've matlfed; much also has been oycrtakcn by a
destructive rust. Under no circumstances, is any
thag better than fair halt crop iootcd fer
Notwithstanding the crops will hls fall short som,
heads OF wheat OF extraordinary fertility have been
presented to us.--Wc have before MS several from
the farm OF Mr. Todd, near the Utica Mills, which
are unusually large and well tllcd-and have hearC
Of others that contained from seventy five to ON
hundrcd grams"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

a. \ letter from the White Sulphur Springs,
under date OF The 10th inst. to tn Editor OF the
lewiSburg Allcghanian, states TINT there were up
wnds Of 800 visitors At thai place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

a. In answer to enquiries, We state that the
postmaster IN this place is the AGENT for the New
York Mirror.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

CtHp DRIFTING Ar

1,,a:-- ~ ~ - u = . ~ NATf"irroN'
be held by the Methodst prote,tanls. at
l.nrdta' I'LL in this county, ON the 9TH Of August.
has been changed 10 Thusi'g, The 3Rt # his
month
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a. lhc proceedings At the Ilh of July cclebra
ton ia Horny county, arc urtYoil1hly dcfcrrc
TIL our newt.
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CASH FOR NEGfssss3S.

M f. will pay the highest cash prices for all the
w likely Young Negroes, of both sexes from II
to 20 % years oiage. can get. Those wishing
to sell, requested to refer to John A. Rowan A
l.ynchburg, by letter OF otherwise, or to John L.
Hams, Lo,lngston, Nelson county. Virginia
ROWAN X HARRIS
Mag - aDG
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Mp ME-. TING.

9, $50 \ Camp Nicotine will be held at
lgS}ss.seJ Iehom Branch, III Campbell coun-
.ess.aa, iy, by the Methodist Episcopal
:" Church, to commence on the lth
day Of AnnnSt ncN.
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Hsajl:'ssD SPRINGS.

s1'oR the accommodation ot sitois 10 the iyuts
D. ialo Springs. a good Hacs and Horse. will he
m readiness amy day of the week. during the season.
Ga application to Mr. John r. HUT, of fNnchburs.
July % >,
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From thc Ric6mond IN
THE LITERARY MESSENGER.

The following HIGH praise is bestowed on the
Messenger, by that man in America, from whom
such praise is most valuabc--ior james X. Paul
ding, 10 our notion, Is worth regiment of Iryings
and Coopcrs.
I'm passaat-AIr Padding speaks of thc num-
Der before the last. We should like to see his
JUDGMENT on an article in the Iast-the VOYAGE to
the Moon, by Edgar \. Poe. We see that extra
ordinary production ridculed by somc-hut if the
merits Of a production may be estimated by the eff
feet on the reader, We at least, have never pcrscd
one which caused such dizziness of sensation.
There Is Il great deal of nonsense, rlling and bad
iastc before Hans Phaal quits the eailh-hut when
he has blown up his creditors and mounted INTO
the Soltndcs of space his spcculaons assume a
true philosophical character exhibit genius and IN
vention, and if they shall ever be brought to the
test of experiment, will we persuaded be found
wonderfully approNimatIng to truth, and penetra-
tive OF the mysteries OF Creation. To our apprc-
hension-uncducatcd however, by the rules Of the
art-therc is much sublimity in his conceptions
and his narrative.
NEw ORR, June 26A, 1891
:" Dear Sir: | cannot omlt expressing my
thanks 10 yon for the great pleasure have derived
from the pcrlsal th" last number of the Ltera-
ry Messenger. 1t i completely realizing my con-
NictIon, that there is more than amply sufficient
talent III irsmiato support periodical OF the first
rank AID if II IS not suffered 10 die Of neglect, will
most assnrcdy realize all my wishes and cxpocta-
, ions. Indeed, the last number may Justly chal-
lengc equality, at least, with any of its contempo-
raros, at home or abroad 1t articles are uniform
~ good, and some OF them capital. The disscr-
tation on the characteristic differences olthe SEX
&c, &C. is an admirable essay, and" Lionizing,"
by Edgar A.Poc, one of the most happy traycs-
ties OF tho coXcombical egotism oftravellmg scrib
4 ~.
various shades OF excellence, and all of them do
credit to their authors. our State may be justly
proud of the Messenger. | forcscc YOU will sue
eecd in your honorable undertaking. Virginia
now possesses periodical in which the first tai
cns of your State may try their strength, without
any apprehension otderogating from their dignity.
Allow me tocongratulatc YOU on your success, and
to offer my best wishes for its increase,
| am, dear sir,
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nrighhorhood. Il appears, lha, at aud around
Col. Johnson's residence, white folks, mulattocs,
negroes, and Indians, tumble promisenously toceth-
or. IT'S no wonder, tina, the place IS called TIE
Grent CroSSinoSn
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CDR u.

HAVE for sale, at my Mills. near Two Thousand
Il Bushels of Good Corn.
JESSE /. STRANGE.
Patonsburg, July % ;}w
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sss@sr sDss9oa sFr9VeD,H.

'ENliE next session of thi> Institution will begin ON
fAlonda,, the ID of August next. Terms as
heretofore.
JnlN - 3f
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from tie IouisriHc JOurnai.

ioitN WOOL RECoyERED.-Wc are happy to
lnouhce that Col. Johnson's yellow wife and niece,
rn' c,oped' about two weeks ago, with couple of
Tb, ohoc'aw students, have been apprehcnded.
~ were overtakcn in Ohio, and carried back to
eo'ge'own. The Indians, it is sad made their
::dPe' vowlng to return and secure their half-won
f pI'AeS' We advise Col. J. to keep the Rev. Mr.
,' onoerson and the Editor of the Georgetown Sen
,l" constantly upon the look-out. Let him make
I'm ule cunuclls of his black harem.
ca,d, we received, on Sunday; long commun-
tG,p" rom Georgetown giving minute account of
VIZ CIRCUMSTANCES of the late clopcment in that