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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

The Wings Of The Legislature OF Massachusetts, are
about 10 meet To nominate Vice President tho Web
ster ticket His friends have no idea of giving up the
ship The last Boston Ccntinel says: "Undcr these
circumstances, it is incumbent all good citizens of
each State to unite on the most Formidable Wing candi
date If Gen. Harrison is the favorite of the West and
Judge Whitc Of the South and Mr. WcJcr of the North,
let the Wings of those sections unite heart and hand
their favorite and the nominee Of the Office holders will
inevitably be defeated" BY what device? By taking
the election from the PEG pie and transferring
Honse of Representatives. This is all clear sum
beam.
The Democrats in the Legislature met the
Sd March, formed Electoral Ticket, and organized
themselves for action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

W. Fires reaches Washington to-day-Thanks to the
Governor :oT not OBTAINING his credentials, he did
r!oss Of Mr.. Leigh. u N. B. as MIR. Leigh has
no; yet mid copy Of his instructions before the Senate
perhaps, that he might not share the "guilt" Of the
transaction ) is it not the duty Of the Speakers Of the
tso Houses to send copies of these Resolutions to
NJ Rirrs2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

The Baltimore Chronicle states that sat an entertain
men, after the adjournment Of the late Columbus Con.
vcntion, Governor Lucas, in acknowledging toast
complimentary 10 himself, came out unequiVocaiy tor
Harrison '-'fhe WING re-echoes the story 1t may all
be sobut it require, confirmation. Re have seen moth
ing of il yet in the Ohio papers. = :...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

The Lynchburg Vrgnian notices the election OF Mr.
Rives and says Go on the end of your rope gentle.
men The Wings have already got to the end of theirs
There is plus ultra after MIR. Leigls letter. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

TO enter into alteration so its o,on serpants Rn,
under present circumstances, when ripM of ital nm
portanee, the prostraon Of ,Dhie might utimet.p affect
the existence Of the State Gocer7mens The balance Of The
Constitution and The snteg,ity Unon Is aprnly cues.
toned and dened if this assembly ,ecrc to pass tho cub
that reracted from It's claim Of night in humble SuJm;s
sion, abandoned rs e yielded as an unjust
prctenSion ...s.-. ...
The Legislature must act thus noc or peduc itself Fl
act at the next scsson-and the People will wr fms,
make the req"islon uf The Candidates at their Polls
Mr. Leigh may say Of Virginia, us he has nGrrrd of
other States in hs late Letter tha, bacausc they have
not "e.toreed' The Right, they have abandoned il.
The Richmond Wing is in snar indeed. I;n,nc
d'a'eiy alter the Expunging Resolutions, he sai.!,
that 'hc personal dignity (uf the Scnaors) and the
wishes OF their friends at least immense mainry of
them, calls on them 10 resi- They can vndicale no
principle, and achieve no good by remaining, &c ".fo
Senator can or ought TO ,os represent those ~ cko he
IS unacceptable --W hat says Mr. Leigh? His honor
fo!bids the REIMBURSEMENT of his seat He remains in
only to twart the views Of those whom he is unac.
cepabe. But the Wing will ere long perhaps change
hs tone-and trump up some great principle which Mr..
10 Vindcate, some great good he is to achieve by
remaining IN has seat-Perhaps attempting to thwart MIR.
Stevensons or Tancys nomnation.-The Wing is your
true Jesuit-"justfy the means by the cnd"-aM
The Wing regrets that Mr.. Leigh did not rcsign-be-
it will be "la hold of to extend that system of
hunbng and deuson which is rapidly drawing the
country into slavery and consolidation. If the Wing
calls the Right Of Instruction hunLug he has for once
spoken the truth. Mr. LIS "resisance will but extend
The excitement and increase the popular devotion that
fundamental right. Mr. Lcg may change from 1912 TO
iS.}G-thc Wing may change every hour-but the Poo
pie Of Virginia will not. Men may change but prin.
ciples eternal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

The Richmond Wing s!aes that Gen. SEVERN E. PARKER has
retired altogether from public life. lie has hccn past
with occasional intcons, Delegate from Northampton county:
and has represented the Acconck District the Congress Of tho
Quilted our own par could
better hare spared u better man."
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MARKETS.-THuEsDAy, MARCH 10.

= NHEAT-SI jU 81 80. II
FLoUR-is held a, Sc 7.s-,he demand is mt large,
yet that rate is readily obtained for small parcels.
TonAcco-the supply bias been inc"nsiderable this
week-prices Of common Cuttings dfonp-a other sorts
we'll sustained. GEO. l.. SAMPSON
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Married. the 9Th Feb Ms VIM Reid Miss Jane dsush-
ter o: Mr.. joscph Riddle, formerly Of Richmond.
I ia SO. = 5.g 49, -. Rsodrlle (.ass) Republicans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

TO TIT. VOTERS OF I.OtiSA CUCNTI.
:,i demanded the ensuing election for Philip H..
irc>.
~ have neither consulted him hell county caueus but
- dcaaud the poll uni for him,
..srs H. aa4 hope 1elievc that there will gooy
H., no will taiak and ::ct with SOME OF Us.
Mlnh .t!r, le:'j.
ln.s 20 The Wings with their compulsory ro'untccrs
g.! this is not the worst CT it, Sometimes they put
cur men, and try t" srduce them by promises Of
yo.cs-and som"lin.es they send US anonymous commu
nica,icus, nominating enc Of our own party 10 break
down another, in order to let in Of their
THO the breach And yet while such miserable tricks
&c employed by the Wings, some of our party are
aying into their hands-by insisting to run, and con-
scniiDs @ divide US.
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Forced PoiURtecrS.

Charles Surface in selling his family pictures said
hen man wants money. who the devil can he make
,re with. il nc cunt ,ct his reiatOns." Just so
s Wings wIsr they want candidates. arc laying their
hands upon any of the family OF the Surfaces"
NO can serve their turn at the Polls. When they
want horse t" run, they seze upon any one they can
ind upon their hishway.-But they sometimes count
,.i,hon, lirir host For instance:
We requested and authorized that Barwe B. Wilkes
,o cua;c the county OF Brunswick, and that person
h. hra Authorized 10 announce him suc!''
Last Petersburg Tnte'i;scneer.
,.r CcvxrrThc nomination OF Messrs Bruce and Sims
. ,ia;c or county, unauthorized. r. Sims the
N'..; IN country, aoi Mr.. Bruce is net Candidate.
Luu,s
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mFoR THE Enquirer.

~ n. CANDIDATES TOR me cosRfy q Loassu'.
,A,xc witnessed with deep regret tue g,ssensloas
nav. ~. now exciting in your county. lis IN vain
tint sc" ,s,ch about Your patriotism, whilst you mani.
tat 20" ,si,ion TO sacrifice any thing Tor the common
Is; 10 Vn may make loud proessions-tuk vociier.
case ,r,, your drmncracy-huzsa Tor Andrew jack
cl$y | nh S,mpistratnn-but ynnr county cannot be
s." am -, ,i,,.s and professions only had infinite
>'f'Fs little practical illustration Of your patr.
'aD =, hear all this jar.on OF nonsense, that any
r'sa W.. ,vc US Whenever his interest prompts him.
trl' ambition is rather stronger than your attach
'aF I,,,c,acy vii! you divide and be conquered:
mEG y ,l ;l., fate Of Old Louisa by your inord-
"' ; ,i,r!. I;,r Office: Are you daztd with the
nae ~. ~ h,nr representative. that you caunot see
n,occs that may result from your ambition; and
me cnnscn, the risk OF sacrificing your party
r'a conny, for the bushng honors of county de-
II 'ne Weak, indeed, must be your devotion TO the
'eg': c,usc, if you are ready 10 peril it for such
t'n conn., r,r myself, ! had as lief vote for Wing Us
!" ,h unworthy Democrats. Sincere professions,
" entitled 10 respect; but confidence and reward
""n, n those who subdue the proud spirit Of amb
AZ, is, their countrys good II you Will not volunta-
S,s, the matter hetwecn yourselves, the people at
NY Cour, should settle it for you. They should
l" far themselves, and protcc; the party from the
lo"NS ty,c,s Of YOUR misguided ambition. Can you
F'Is the people to stand b. and see their de-
tNFII' hy the vanity Of four men, neither of whom
'aes %, the Capitol in blaze by the sp.endor of
eau ocncncc, or acquire any distinguished rcputa.
vac" \, = display of profound political intprmotion.-
Non Of Louisa! Itis important, crisis, and i, be-
'rs YOU to put forth all your p"wrrs We want your
l' ". and ubesl mcn-men who are good and true,
sG" rsu render efficient service i" debate. Where is
M,S;am Waddy:-he is your most gifted citizen, and it
10 consult individual case interest. Cali up.
Tn 10 come forth, 10 lay aside tor time all personal
cosdsraons and throw himself into the breach for his
,,,s cause Call, and he " i'll come; command and
+. sII obry. H. cannot, and dare not refuse He is
,,.to,. and mus, and will obey, when Louisa com
.,ttn5s Meet consult and if you will not call upon
Tic, nominate so,e who unite the Democratic
vote Of your County An depends upon concert and
.u,eS and entreat you not to cover yourselves with
sare by permitting TO be elected who must vote
mist the known will o.phc majority Of the people,
:, violence 10 his own principles. .. p. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

aad farthsr. chat the earlier ss,tlers NJ
Tsx.s had besu opposed to tn -nofe
proceedings.
Mr. John Y. Mason defended the
course OF the Administration IN giving
me instructions to Gen. Gaines.
hir. Underwood moye.i saat the
committee rise. I---s, oil 10 w.
The coms-sssce soon after rose and
rspo-.-s The bill, and il Was ordered 10
oe engrossed Tor third reading.
The House then adjourned.
IN sENATE-MosDAr. nArs, 1885.
TEXAS MEMORIALS.
Mr., Parsros presented memorials
Gou Philadelphia; praying for an early
recognition by Congress Of the Inds-
psnosncs Of Texas.
On introducing these memorials.
Mr.. Preston made some remarks, in
which be commented on tbs cosrse Of
wsrfsrs pursued by Santa Anna. in
most severe terms. Supplying TO him per-
sonsl epithes Of the most degrading
character. At the same time that be ex-
pressed bis sympathy with tho Texian-
and his sincere good wishes for their
success, he expressed his conviction
that nothing could DO done by the CO.
vsrnment in the present state of things.
Dir. Webster rsbuked expressions oil
. violent character. addressed to the
bead OF . government with whom we
bad very recently negotiated a treaty.
add the legitimacy Of which govern
psnt had received our assent. He felt
.. much a. any one for the sufFerings
o. the TEXANS, bat he would not be
willing 10 give such expression Of bis
feslings as might have the slightest ten.
dsncy 70 disturb the peace OF this
country. We wsre on terms Of peace
Aad amity with Mexico. and there VA.
40 reason Why thess relations should
30 interrupted.
The debate was further continued,
and Mr.. Buchanan. Mr.. Brown, and
Dir. Shspley declared that they would
not DO induced - vote for any depar-
tars from tho pacific feeling OF the
country.
MIR. Walker read an extract from a
letter from . gentleman in Mexico, in
which 1t 10 stated that SANTA ANNA de-
c:arsd to the English and French Mi
nistsrs that he would chase the Tex
ians beyond the Red River, and il they
were then sustained by the U. States,
Ne would pursue them TO Washington,
tear away the laurels Of Gen. jackson.
and burn tho capital Is the British had
done.
The memorials. With others present.
ed by DIR. Buchsnan. were laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
The Senate then took up for consi-
deratioa the bill for the defence of the
Western Frontier. or as il is called, the
bill authorising the President Of the U.
States 10 accept the services of volun-
tsers. and raiss an additional regime ut
q volunteers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
TExAS-CEH. GAINES.

Our readers vi b glad 10 lssrn, by
late and authentic sdvices from Fort
Jessup. that the recent alarming ru-
mors relative 70 the rising Of the In.
dams on our Mexican frontier are
without foundation.
On Saturday. the 23d ult. Major
Mccall. cid 10 Gen. GAINES, was II
NatcheE. Miss on his way 10 Wash.
ington City. with COMMUNICATIONS fos
the War Department. HIS stated that
Gen. Gaines had become satisfied that
his previous information Of an actual
rising smoog the Indians was incorrect,
and bad accordingly recalled the troops
he had sent 20 the Sabine. His agents
despatched among the Indian towns,
hso returned with the intelligence
that oil was quiet, and assurances from
the Indians Of peaceful Intentions
The panic caused by these alarming
reports had subsidized. and the Texans
relieved from spprehensions for their
families were resorting in considerable
numbers to the camp oil Houston.
Tho New Orleans volunteers in
Florida. were 10 have been paid or on
the Bird instant, and General Houston
stated IN public address, that they
had signidej their intention TO offer
their services 10 Texas, and would sail
directly to Harrisburg.
BY arrangements made between Gen.
Houston Of Na,chez. Col. Resin Bow
10 Of Louisiana, and Gen. Green of
Texas. in conjunction with several in
duential men in the upper part Of the
State. all the Volunteers from Missis.
sippi and the upper part Of Louisiana,
~ho could get ready by the 9th Of
May. were TO unite at different points
on the river and proceed together by
way OF Plaquemine TO Harrisburg, at
The head OF Galveston bay. in Texas.
Ii was confidently expected that from
900 70 700 men would unite-and
constitute the largest force OF infantry
and cavalry which has gone 10 Texas
from the United States. There is
supply Of muskets. daggers. swords,
pistols, and ammunition provided at
Harrisburg. sufficient for 5000 men.
Bali. liner, My Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

More troubles appreciated toiih tie
!Hdians.-The Montgomery (Alabama)
Journal Of April % states that orders
had been issued by the Governor Of
Alabama to Generals Scott and Wat
kins Of the Militia Of that State to
draughi 1000 men from their brigades.
and to hold them in readiness 10 act
against the CREEK Indians, should any
emergency arise to require it. The
Journal states also that il 10 not inform
ed as to the circumstances which, in
the judgment Of the Governor, have
rendered II necessary to organize this
large force, and therefore cannot Judge
Of its pToprieiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
CHARLESToN, MAY 3.
Trrnrinnfin nf a.. Ind,n. C.;-.

ShAhLkSTON, MAY u.
Termination Of tie Indian Campaign.
Lieut.. VAN buren,, Aid to General
Scott. and Captain Finley. Aid to Gen.
Eustis. arrived here this forenoon from
Picolata via Savannah. in the Steam
packet William Sea6rook, from Savan-
nah. We have converssd with both
those gentlemen, who have politely
impaired TO us all the information
which they possessed.
Lieut.. Van Buren, states, that owing
to the commencement OF the warm
weather the Campaign had been
brought to close. The regular for
ees bad gone into summer quarters at
ST. Augustine. There were supposed
TO be about 300 on the sick list at Tampa
Bay and 81 al Volusia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Pres Ne Neas Ovisnns BERe4ia, IlrR q
TEXAS.

BY Major Horton. who came pas
sengcr in the Tsxian Government schr.
Invincible. We learn that l2OO Mexi-
cans bad crossed the Colorado. 500
men at San Felipe. and 400 at Fort
Bend, that Gen. Houston's effective
force was 300. Tho Colorado had
eveshowed its banks, and the 1900
he1icans cannot retreat. Houston
had despatched with 400 men Major
Bahsn, against 400 Mexicans, and was
advancing himself with his " hole force
upon the Mexican division, whose re-
treat to the main army was impossible.
The total destruction of the 1900
hsxicans is certain: ell was joy and
confidence al the Seat OF Government.
The elements are fighting for Texas,
and the universal opinion is, that the
Mexican army between the Colorado,
and Brasos, 10 already defeated.
Houston must have fought tho bat
ue last Sunday.
DREADFUL MAssAcREIII
We also learn that 81 unarmsd en-
fgrants that lett this city ia the William
and Francis, Coddio, and were landed
ct that port. trusting themselves IN:
armed in the power Of the Mexican
WeIe 10 two hours butchered by the
soldiers, 10 sight Of the vessel; the
schooner escaped 10 MatagOrda.
The Pennsylvania 10 expected up
20 night with further Information. The
BFutus was TO sail tho dsy after the
Invineible. With women ADD children.
We also learn that DR.. Harrison, son
Of Gen. Harrison, Of North Bend.
Ohio. was, while travelling with three
American gentlemen. taken by the
Asxieahs. mutilatsd, his body cut
down, and bis bowels torn out and
lel 10 that Eituaiion before life was ex-
Snct The wife Of Gen. Harrison
same passenger ia the Invncible.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
The Texan armed schooner Invin.
chile, Capt. Brown, fell IN with the
Mexican schooner Moniezuma, at an.
ehor OF The BrAsos Santiago. An &C.
ton Immediately took place, with
running Gght Of several hours, which
terminated IN the sinking Of the Mon.
tssuma before she reached the shore
70 which sbe waI running. when
last seen her yards were under water.
She was preparing 10 convey TO Gal
weston Bay about hoo men; the exps-
dition u now destroyed. The InVinci-
Die vas some Cut IN her sails and nag.
ing. bot bad not a man wounded. The
fate OF the AonIezuma's crew is not
known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
Frem u. .N.w o,i,an. Baii.n., Nav ,.

N''N N'ffN'N DNttf'i"f -
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM Texas
We have been politely favored with the
following extract, written to a gentle
man Of this city. from Natchiioches,
which goes still farther To corroboraie
the accoun; received by the Levant.
which We publish to-day. The sub.
stance Of which Is, that an express has
arrived here, via .Safchifoches. from
Texas, and il confirmed by General
Games, that Gen. Houston, of Texas.
has conquered Santa ANA and his ar
my. Santa Anna himself. and his sol
diers. all prisoners. The forces Of Santa
Anna were estimated at 100; and
those Of Houston at GOO. The express
further states, that Houston's army de-
stroyed half Of the Mexicans. and the
loss on his side was killed and 20
wounded.
The saddle Of Santa Anna was taken
and brought 10. and is oil a costly order.
being estimated as worth between g
and 100 dollars, and the express who
brought ~ the news. rode on the horse
Of Santa Anna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
GLORIOUS NEWS

BY the steamboat Levant which ar
rived last evening the accounts are
confirmed Of IIouston's victory over
the Mexican army. Having conquer
ed the first division Gas elsewhere re-
lated he attacked the second division
under Santa Anna himself-the result
Of which was as hastily communicated
IN the following circular from the Tex
ian secretary Of war to the people Of
Nachodoches.
HEAD ouARrERs, Army, April %.
We met Santa Anna on the 2lst
inst. We attacked him with GOO men;
be had about 100 with two howit-
zcrs. We entirely routed his whole
force. killing about half, and taking the
remainder prisoners. Santa Anna him
self and all his principal officers are
our prisoners. The history Of war
does not furnish . parallel to this bat
tie. We had only 6 killed and 20
wounded.
l have not time or I would send a
full report. will do this in The course
Of tomorrow. again call on my
fellow-citizens. Let them come on AMI
conquer the remaining troops, and our
country is free. Turn out at once
let vs. do the work at once.
THOMAS J. RUSK,
Secretary If Var.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
New ORLEANS. Appr,

About 800 Seminole Indians have
arrived here from Florida. for the wes-
tern country.
The war in Florida is considered at
an end this year; as those who would
not submit to transportation, have re-
tired into the everglades south of the
territory.
There was however battle with the
Indians on the 7th inst, rather severe
ly contested. when many of the Lou
isiana volunteers were wounded
among whom was the son OF DR.. Da-
wilson. The remaining volunteers are
returning, and will arrive in New Or.
leans in few days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
POsrsCRlPr.
Latest Intelligence from Tsras.
GLORIOUS NEwSI
DEFEAT OF THE .NEXIC.a.TSi

DEFE.7T OF THE .MEXIC.7.fS
SANTA ANNA AND cos PRISONERS, sc.
The New orleabs papers Of the I'd instant
furnish the following intelligence FROM Texas.
Il announces the complete overthrow 6r.t, Of
the division Of the Mexican army under Gen
Cos. and subsequently,. VI tho division under
Santa Anna should the accounts here given
prove 10 BE- true, this double victory % without
. parallel In the annals Of war.
From iis ksv 0rissss Bee, JHsy J.
IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.-Fortune
has rsvolvsd the spokes in her wheels,
and now sides with Texas. Yesterday
. gentleman arrived from Attakspas 10
this State. and DO asserts that two per-
sons had been ct ST. Martinsville inn
medistely before bis depsrture-who
stated as . positive fact. within their
own coynizance. that an engagement
had taken place between part Of the
Texian and Mexican army! The lat.
ter had been separated into two boz
dies. divided by the river Brassos,
whose sudden rise prevented their
junction. The larger body consisted
Of about 1900 or 400 men, who be-
ing attacked by General Houston, set
FIRE TO the town OF Harrisburgh and
reiterated; but Houston succeeding an
ovcrtaking them about miles from
that place, compelled them to a pitch
ed battle, in which 700 Of the Mexi-
cans were killed and 500 taken prison.
ers-among whom was General Cos,
whose parole fhoanssr viii serve him
on this occasional The enemy was
completely routed; aud the loss Of the
Texans was very inconsiderable.-
Cen. Houston Immediately marched
IN pursuit of the other body. and may
have equally captured them; but this
10 not yet ascertained.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19
F,om u. Mo ori,sn. Bee, Ne, ,.

a CAPTURE.-Not long since, the
Texan armed schr. Invincible, Capt.
Brown commander, hailed the Amen.
can brig Pocket. bound for Matamoras,
With provi,ions aud munitions Of war
for the Mexican army under Santa An
Ne, az consigned by a house 10 this CT
". The Texans finding articles con-
traband Of war 10 the vessel, altered her
Destination 20 Galveston, but agreed TO
pay the captain even more than the va
lue Of the cargo. The captain Of the
Pocket was eontented with the arrange
menis, careless Of the destination, pro
ylded be and the shippers we're paid
Not 20, however, were the shippers
They sent word 10 Commodore Dallas
at Pensacola, that the vessel bad been
seized on open seas ss q prize, and
charged the Texans with piracy. Dali
Las cent out the sloop Of Vsr Warren.
10 seize the Invincible, and on Sunday
last she was captured oG the s. w. pass
aud brought into port here. When Ia
ken, the captain was not 90 board. and
a. many Of the crew had mutined
there were only 8 seamen a. 6rst Ia
ken. The others were, however. sub
sequenIy spprebeodsd. aud orders a.
ven 70 the U. s. Marshal 10 take them
into custody, 70 stand their trial cor pc
facy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-19

Valley Raii-road.-The corps Of en-
gineers. under the direction Of VIM.
n. Morell, Esq. engaged to survey
the route Of the proposed rail road be-
tween this place and S,sunton, COM
menced operations yesterday. We
learn that the corp, is quite full one,
and in the known ability and expe-
renee Of the principal engineer, the
friends Of the improvement have
certain guaranty that the route will be
judiciously located.