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Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
SE Mail rrain end after Wednesday, the 5,h instant, vii
leave Richmond at ii b:f,rc O'clock P. NJ
Office r. f. x p. L. X. Company.
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geatieman who hus had several years experience
Teacher desires employment in Academy OF
t lie 10 qualified teach tho Greek, Iarin French spanish
lansu three latter Of which he speaks fluent
complete OF Mathematics boil, puro and mixed
No.. Philosophy, Chemistry, &C. Ample testimonials Of his
,taet quairaon &c. will be given Letters address,
Nyh 3-tf
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Nv Observation-Disclosures a Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccy sitting in ChaEc,ry, continued Tor
the conat Of Cumberlud The Courthouse Of
ant TO donrnmcn Friday, the 18th of March, lc39
Henry Irving Codnsron CanrtOu Anthuny A. Walton
aud James Suiphin, and Andrew S"eeny, Plaintiffs:
against
Anthony A. Walton and James Suiphn james infol James
G. Brooks and Ric!G!d Jones' james W Radcliffe and Thomas
Walton, Defendants.
This day this be heard the BILL answers and
exhibits, AID the former orders this argued
COUNSEL Whesuron appearing the that the order made
in this cause the day Of The year had not been
executed and also appearing The that III. should
have opportunity OF nsccrtanns who the creditors Of
n and Waon interested in the subj them by
i the plinI. dn reader before
10 their specifying The and kind whether
property, money debts situation
Of the nj the time OF making the md further
dered that the Commissioner take and
the debts ofevery knd which due by the sad Suphin
whether due of their joint milling business or
partners their other mercantile Transactions the OF lie
decd; aud enable 10 xccuc
this portion Of This olr the Plaintiff exhibit Tie
bOoss OF snd Sutphin Wl'oa and the
forthwith in the chmond Enquirer Wing pub notice of
this requiring ali The Su,phiu
Waan 10 BY make eud cs.
tabh their debts respectively which publication shall be made
days taking said account report to , count,
and the Commissioner report an or, rr.
which be required b The parties deemed pertinent hy him
sell. a copy-l'cste,
n n n n n
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D. d. WOUDsON, b. c. c. c. I. c. c. c.

The parties interested IN the ocson. decree will take
that have arromed Monday. the lt day OF July
purpose Commencing The thereby required
ties will attend cihce, haif mile below
horse vii" ihc papers, &C., relative tie subject
UtX. FORD,
COmar for he c. S. c. II l.. end c. fer c. c.
April 10 II3-vqy
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TIeentg Dollars Re,caJd,

NJ, TIeenty Doiiars REGARD.
Il a"sy from me- rber half mile northwest OF
arShur- Montgomery county, Va negro man named Jess
years Old and think about feet, or inches high he
roGce mouh white eyes neuy right black vicious
TIE lace. Tho above described negro away from me tho
my person delivering the ahorenamed negro 10 me- o;
IN any Jail shr receive the above reward, and wi!'
.saslI 2,o-I6,l VIM ]. gARRIGER.
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REID Draper aud Tabor has just returned from Eng
IL, " with very fashionable assortment OF GOODS su,aoie 70
resent and approaching scssons which purchased by him
cash and very reasonable terms; and will continue to
Aay3l 7-2aw2m
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CHEAP and GOOD GROCERIES.

CHETF u. UVUD UNUOLNII@O'
We for sale the following articles the loves, make
Prices:
"ht'. prime St. Croix Sugar
TO- do. Porto Rico do.
- 90. 10. " Orleans do.
:! utice aaJ 10 boxes Loaf Sugar
=, bids Poo Rico MoIasses
- ss' prime green Rio Coffee, strong scented
=. g. 20 DO Lsgura do
!. 49, $. Domingo do.
% do. old Java do.
Together p;,h
"wa'''n Yarns Wrapping Paper. Soap, Candles, Starch
e Gin-r Aispce Black Pepper Teas oil Vsriohs sfa"es
r mes from "a cents IS
's4iIg Flour Raisinx, &c, &c.
.Ns0 Consistently on hand, Bacon and Fish.
" Lhds. superior Western Middlnes, row in store
~ sr'I hGed, hog round Bacon
" WYATT & WHITE,
Sir doors Lsiou the Bell 1drern
1-ael lot
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=saz sHss ssaas=-saaa $500
POLITICS.
DOCUM ENTS

DOCUMENTS
Submitted 20 British Pa'ament and printed in London
MAINE BOUNDARY
FIRST MISSION OF EBENI ZEK GREELf
No Id atrrnson, Esq TO Fiscount Paimerston.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, rs RICHMosD, Va
TEyIlE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the M"dica

Richmond, Nav 30, 1889. wi
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Enclosure in No
TIE GourrnOr IF tie Staie IF .Haine 10 Tic Executive
Department, Jniy 3, lo37.
ArGusrA June 81, lS:ST
Sir-I lose time in communicating 10 your Excel
lency copy Of letter from Sir John Harvey. Lien'en
an, Governor Of the province of New Bruns"ick nnd
also of letter from J. A. Mclaughlin 10 Sir John
Harvey in relation TO The arrest and imprisonment OF
Ebenezer Greely.
(sisne a1'e '"e "'"'' RonERT P DUNLAP.
His EzecAeney .hartin Pan Buren, &c &c &C.
No. A. Henry s. For Esq, To viseount Puimers'on :
(Reesi1ed Mop 25
NV Lord: have had the honor. this dny, 10 receive
ynur Lordshlps despatch Of The 3ls Of August, with
lis several important Enclosures The despatch was for
messenger according directions from your Lordshp
Office It received by The Consul at Boston by the
way of Halifax on I:ie Sd instant
| shall have the honor 10 address your Lordshp Al
large BY the return of The sprcia messenger, whom
shall despatch in time 10 enable him 10 reach Boston be
fore the departure Of the British mail boat for Halifax
But hasten, in The meantime, 10 acknow ledge ID" due
receip, Of your Lordships communication; and to stale
that had already upon occasion OF The second offence
and consequent second arrest of Mr. Greedy anc'Paeu
10 certain extent, that portion of yonf Lo'dsh'p IN
sruclinns, which is contained in the lho ana 'ourh
paragraphs of your Lordships despatch i"ahs', Tue
present letter by the ordinary post by Inc way Oh we"
York have the honor 10 oe' &c g., . poy
(Signed) II. . foA.
discount PimeTSton, &c &C., &c.
IA "A s,erenson, Esq, 10 Tiscoant Palmerstcn.
(Rece;red .fOrtmber 81
60. PORTLAND PLACE, Nov. Is, 1897.
T,o undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
p,niao,sn,ary from the U. s.. had The honor on the
10Th Of August last. Of addressing 10 Lord viscount
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TEXAS ANn NirXIcn.

From p,ivs'e letter from Vera Cruz.
Gays the Nes Orleans Bee OF May IL
We learn that CT. Bee. tho Texi,n Minis.
ter to NeNico. has been allowed ~ take
FOOTE'S IN the city Of Vera Cruz. until tae
Government determine whether hs " III
be received or not IN his Official capaci
". Col. Bee thinks be will be ablo 10
eGcc, treaty.
This information The Dec says, i. from
che most objectionable authority" be.
ing. we presume, tho authority OF the
Texian Minister himself.
The following paragraph on this subject,
copied into the Oheans papers from a
Mexican paper. probably expresses the
tho popular feeling more than that Of the
Covrrnn cot OF the couatry:
I'VE DO know which most 10 admire.
The audsciiy Of those bfigand. in sending
US their psdlAr, (marchantc,) to ask u. to
allow them the quiet and pacific
po'sr"ion OF their robbery. or the ansae r
The Conmandant General gave TO the in.
diVIduSl who sprriz@d him Of the arrival
OF this QuixoiIc Ambassador. From the
tenor Of The rely, 1t appears that if he
lanes he WILDE accommodated With lodx-
~ '.'C Ilihtu-
Supreme Government will designate hat
definitely ought 10 be done. The Com
mandsn; 'sys he is no; aware Of the srl..
Ienoe OF nation called the Republic Of
Texas. but only Of horde OF sdveniurers
IN rebellion agaia., the laws Of The Gov
eminent Of the Republic"
In some Of the Mexican papers receiv.
ed at New Orleans SANTA ANA is rather
severely censuIcd fer abandoning the
Presidential chair to march asain.. the
Fedcrsli,,,. His friends, hosever, saw
that the glorious victory he gained TT axes
ample aionemsni for iull,ng lnfraclions o.
the law
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sc-mcd 20 be sonsN hat ct caot "a ~ ifo4ucntre
ference 10 sacred things. However. Lex Us con-
ciulc with Tie following quotation.
The Kingdom of Heaven was ire name
by which Jesus Chris, al nouneed lis sVs.
tea of religion Sad morality 20 the Sor.A.
bat he s=il a was kIusIO-n ret Of tins
Sofid. lilo did nct cay Tia, i, y as 10 de.
rnolish tho three hundred thou,sal Cod.
OF The Roman empire. Far less dad &c
eTo- tia, II was - emlneipl;c his coun-
Try fom tributary SUI lection 10 the 10.
man Emperor. On the contrary. though
cisiincuy c0nies,ins the u Il; Of n, io-
Inaa government - exact Tribute hom
lam. he performed miracle 10 pay the
tlbu;e FOX himself Abt hi, first Apostle;
and when sstci, for the exprvs, purpose
OF en,ansiins him. wh",hoI At az lnwfu.
20 paw tribute - Cas.r. lie avoided Tie
sniro By e. indirect sri in!eciavc an.
sSsr. Ho di,elai-el ell Intention II de-
s,roy ins the r..-sl OF N Lcyiacsi hs
and left II - = matter Il grave ooa;rOysr-
sy between hi; principal Disc! -, az i5e
abolition CT that law wai eSgres.'y G.s-
clo,sG in vision - Peter
Du:. sl,housh tho kingdom q Chri.t
VA no, Of this woI!i, anj s.thorsh Ch:is,
hins,lf cautiously avoided 81 ts-se, col.
!I3:on win or,.iiUe .Esliic,.1s,. religious
or political. II vas dithn-;ly f5f-j-va.
evoa during his! if,. aad sill mere clear.
ly Immediately afier hll death, ,hat the
M1s1ic i'w. ,he Roman worship ofilol,.
chi the 8Jmsn dominion over .rihp'eIy
provinces ;u-s; tyca'u-i'v 90 abolished
~ tire providence of Chii,nrri.y. trd
whoever fai;hfLl'y studies, 'is Christian
sTs,e;n o. code e rrii- n ard mcr7..,
81 exercises IN reelection u"1a II - u.
'el.sclual faculty lcsiovcl av tiGl by
hls Maker canno! t.sly fol e coming
~ tho c7ac'uuon ths, al violence. ".
r,ny, sEi cTrIe.'i,a, t,l ovtI-il- a uu-
jus; power BY msn owe. nan. must v,;i-
rua,cly 81, before j.. Ia - teo', e "a
turi,y, therefore. !: !, written a5 c.cs,'y
az in Ito Gcs1cl Of ChFis,. tia, y or
snl .,sysfy ,hau cease - eS.st WOO
earth, The. ns'i-n hall TO u,ofcr.sc. S-i.s:
ra,i:D. ny .hs'i ,hc,1 % = sr my - 30.
Bi. OF lha TsrsJl II lLe 0.tl'n Which
,Ais re- 5'Y,ies ~ 70 history e mankind.
n-d tbs r.Iiic.;i-n @. tas human ca-I-
s-'yr /, q - o1asr,- mate. "a have co
di.,iact Eavrla.ioH, Dos 10 LG3an -.ou
competent - 'cC-ser.
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FRoN MExIco Informs alton from We
"a Cruz. by way Of New Orleans, con-
firms the report OF the defeat OF the Rev
oluiionsry party M Mexico. and the exc
cu,ion OF Gcaeral MENiA. UEREA and
HI, companions had taken fight. Tho
battle which led to this result lasted sevs-
raj hours. sad was decided against the
insurgents by the ARRIVAL and charge Of a
body Of cavalry commanded by General
SANTA Asa ~ person. MENiA was red
forthwith bv court martial. sentenced
10 death. anl sho; 4, . O'Clock ,he same
day.
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ViRG'A FREE PRESS.
&GAAgg Sy,cw1.
THURSDAY. IrNE IA. isie.

NiUCl&IA ELECrioS.-Ther result % The
elections fcr tie House OF Delegates Is even bet
lrr Ean claimed n our lss,-Lossn county.
IAsa sariral,TeI to TIC Aimiai,uAicn, having
,,ec:ei Col. 4. Lawson. ("hig) 10y majority
Il n vo,c,, over hss Van Earen comPsuiuT-
THIS caves lie Wings n majority Of 10 N tie
Mousse ri rr;cclsc,. and - On JOINT ballot
within vote, q 10 number sd requisite to
g'rci 4 senator. Governor, SC, independently ..
;he u ~ IL con,Srvan.e,. We aid the haAl
f-xr,t.
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Corrs,;.ons.ase Of u. i,a..imore Chronicle.
HACFRsrowN, Juno S,h, 1880.

HACFRsrowN. Juno Sih. 1880.
TIL" Van Buren convention assembled
in this place to-day. and nominated the
Hoo. Francis Thomas their candidate for
Congress. There Is great deal Of dis
satisfaction expressed by many ofthe par.
" a,ihis result. Col. Fi'zhuEh lalsovan
BUREN, was announced last Weduetd.v
4, an independent candidate. The result
OF the deliberations Of the convention was
anticipated by him-hsnce hi. announce
n,"nt. lie cannot be driven from the
position be has AIKEN.
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27I

Nh Lucas has. accordingly, received the GER
i.:cs'c of election, but Mir Barton contests.
aad 10 dauL, seeirs to be entertained by his
ffcnds, who have Investigated the poll books.
that h; vii receive the seat. In Frederick coun-
iy alone, We understand there arc not less than
- i,.esai votes recorded against HIM. and not
more Than l. n p il has favor. Tnis viii make
the Congressional delegation from Virginia stand
10 against and I fer inc Administration.
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THE SILK STOCKING GENTRY good
anecdole i told Of the canvass in the Nor
folk District. 1t occurred a, 81. Brydes.
in Norfolk county. Mr.. iIollemsn des-
canting on the siik stocking Ari.,ocracy
DR.. Ma'lsry seized him by the leg. and
lifted hI' foot up Ia The popular view;
showing that Mr. Hol;sman himself had
on six stockings! I, vas done in hulnor,
and produced rosr Of laughter.
Riehaoni Uhiy.
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Fre-4 he .Ssin-Ior lIol Sia.,r,1,

EXECUTIONS The negro boy Henry
belonging to Robert Kent. Esq. OF Wytte.
and convicted some time ago OF setting
iro 10 The town Of Wyihe. wss. we learn,
banged on Wednesday the 22d in,i. the
tIme TO which hissen,ence vas Ee.piled.-
As usual, slsr2e crowd Mas in attendance
To- wI:ncs1 the execution. The culpfit,
under The gal.oNs, denied that he had anv
accompiice IN tie crime for which be SUI
Tered. Up 30 the moment when hc was
swung of II is bsii-ved lie laborei under
the Impression, that all the so!cmni.ie, Of
The fatal hoar. and all the proportions Tor
death about him, were only gotten Up TO
IA Shien him. snd that nc would be re-.
proved. A clergyman attended him Up.
on The seaiIaId. and the boy. like Almo,i
svofy one else who has ever been hanged.
protested TO haze hi, 'ins paidoned.
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Tnr ENcsNPMrSr.-The proposed
encampment ct Trenton. New Jeuev.
commenced on Tuesdsy last. ~ the a..
rival q enc hundred and sighty Govern.
meat Troops from New York. Tvo or
three hUndfed more vefe expected 10 o..
I'VE. on Wetnesday, from Carlisle. Penn
syivsnia The whole number, IL issia.
VIII anoun' 70 upwards Of 1000
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The Circuit Court of The Unrsd Sisiss
Tor ibe Louisiana District hs, de ciisd that
ihe ls's law q Congress concerning steam
boats - not g,chcqiie 10 boafs naripaiing
ne .fIUi'SJji Jitr. There are neshy
oqs hu1drsl md nv suiis 90 vbieb his
deei'Ion - applicable. TIE ease before
ihe Court u.s. that Of the United States
vf. Capisln rucc on an information dat
ihs sad cap'aia had not complied 9th
The &C, Of Goa yrsss ~ procuring iron al.
lsr-ropsI for The use Of his boat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

The governor Of Missouri has nomina-
ted WM. II. MoarLL. a, Chief Engineer
Of tie State. aud the Board of Internal
improvements has confirmed tie nomina-
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

The SacriGs Of the several courts, com2os-
ing this Congressional District, me, II Eath. last
week, with the official vote OF heir respective
counties, when 1t vas csccria.acd that Tie FOL
lovng IS Tic result, IS exhibited Is the poll
loOl:s, 20. member Of Crorress.
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4 VALUABLE COW We have ,esrreI
ff'n t'~ r"fy tS-t Authority. ust Mf .iitip
or, o. t'.r county. ~vDr -ur. from the ni,s
,lsh..b .isr Ota las u4auf4t.ur. % nine p .uad,
sc ctes, rai butter. every u-s', flf ibr lssf iouf
Or Csc ur,.s. Il- ro'r IS of ta- common stock.
ali hss t-l 900 other l1.i ih.n Chat derived
rom Oh ordinary pasture tc'i. Ta wc cun.,-
i.f 90 etTasa.assg y.e,l. aui dy. whether
aay GO hr haN-'si pafham ~ Tcc.taiers can
.~1tf. Es '1sss % fass.r- i,.l bound 60 g.se,
Nr .,c.. .1 f.- fr.ufr rails. .as. w. shall re-
ceive some evidence .hst size i.not"ths test Of
che best"
Tie Why Convention wtich assembled
~ EiiIco'i,' MiIls on Saturday h,ys nom.
ina'sd J0Iy T.. KCNSrnY and CuARLEs
H. Pirrs Etqi - candidates fot Congress
from THIS DniIict. add have tppoinicd
GconsE ilowARD and CnAnLrs r. Nay.
EH. Esqs. delegates 20 The Naiional Con
yeo'ion. 90 assembis ~ Harrisburg N De.
cembsS neat. 10 nominsie candidates for
The Offices II Pfesident and Wee Prestdent
Il tho aitcd States BqH. In.
These nominations give univefsal sails.
iaciipn. Weunjerstsnd. (saysths Chrsn-
Icle.) iha. every member Of the Cooveo.
u1n vas 90 fivor of the nomination. Of Ar.
CAY. AID Governor IlowAnp. IN sccsn.
hns tbe appointment 81 5eisgsis. dseIar.
20 that he preferred Mr. CLav 70 snV
man living. Mr.. MAYER. It - well knowe.
participates N tbs 'en,imsbt
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BT TiIE FOURTH WARD.

81 sya portion of;aa - son parry u thu c.iy
we Pui as.r y,i'!ruugea recent
BIZ THE FOURTH WARD.
E"o'ciI That oofnnoa nca Q, well
a, sound policy. dictates IA REMOVAL
from Office Of ALL y5hi.sa! c5r9nt.t.
Rsoiyed, That rotation in Office is tho
true Democratic dsc!r.ae, aai tn, a.
y-r.ons 10 have held e..ics fer eig!.
consecutive years S.suI IS rcnor.A
R.77're! Tia. IN the o:e5ciss of.hc
foregoing resolution, va woGlI cxeoj,
revolutionary soldiers, tnd sueh 3: have
beon wounded in tue !I:o war
RssolveG Tha. our delegates te and
they are hereby Instructed ~ carry out
the above resolutions to the best .! .Aeis
As.ity.
Rssoige4 Tha. We appFova OF the coa-
duct Of CO. delegates IA tie General Con.
~entjon IN reference 10 their rrCo.uusr-
d,ion. for the rfr.Ouai Ton - u eli
our oppensn!4 anl
R.;ohsI. That we COTDENE!:sc 3-.
dict Of iis Collector cf IL Port Il T!Ai.
more, in bis rfiiH.l 10 comply viii The
ssi5oaq,A ieIues, O.! lie Convention. IN
Recommending the renewal of our ONO
neDL 10 the Custom II-gss. S.susd,
Gro. GDD-N,AlEE C..,r.a4a.
JaEr'D'I s. ,5a-I s.ao-.y
litis bit ig.,.ce o. .ae ia4...!aa'. v,-s, name
nEl.loi 3 uIe q. ..a !.oc. bags, IS -ctEe,a.,,
" set lss' =. ...t Publishes = c.T4 ~ ,he
Sg- q. a.. -.-....,, IT'D .....5 D. a-s..S. A-,.--
n-icl q. e.-.- .-.F To-. tie t,--.. ., -. t!-.;.:-
TIE dos?-rs,ion O! tie Ec1nirc. vsI
n-'er more flreltly ieris'el, issa n II,
Efforts q wh9cd.s Consery4'iSe. aai i,n-
Praciici5lo Wbis-. IL! is party cbi.,.-
ei msi3'i'y these u-n would have
lsea soofned agI seoGeI At. bat now that
Leo Foco Cannot DO elcc!al without
them, We hnva 81 s0r:s ofappcsls 3 - l.!
ru!e al con'iHeacy. sDI iAey aFa rrlis.
ed a. Fa'n too firm - be thrown ia:o
che arnsN Of their aiycr5atics; vet. in thu
very sane breath they trn 'i14;od a.
though they wcFo weak cc5"sh q '-
whipped OF wL0ri'ci iato tho Sah-T.ea.
sury nn.,' Mui no, tie slticss e
these snx.oI' o4t 1IuU-' a ;ar Ee-.l.tf
feel u'.eT acorn Got Ca'ewi! f.r s@ch
ploti'- .IG1ns' D5ihcr notra.I.h m.
selves d.hoa7ssl 81 he .l.,,e.-a. ,hat.
affair having hs4vcI ito furnace 81 ,o.i.
eIlor. heated ~ sis r.Jel.uins rafu.
Avn thsy sho-ll u9w lc tie y;cl.rs OF
dis 'iays,inE ra.se' W. d1us. oct ia-y
G.A f..rn tiko lhS reductions aad iao.
itsssa o. tie .4k sal ,pj~.' c.:80.
l#.-.t l.t
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'F 1'"Led PES D2s sru md, Cori
Finland Public attention ~, bee, -,
ap''f'rd with ths important new. rom
Eof're iha' 10 one hs.akrn tine a., -.
Nrr' ihh' iae l't soys.e of tie Great
WESTERN from Europe o., the g-s.,e.ttu.
u'nph shs bas ever accomplished. b,i.,
'ho shortest ever inside " three a. four
d'Y'. Captain ll,,ki1tt. re frt com
mand"r vh1 ha. had o.. rnyiab!e honor
blooming ir1u ihr .iI'1the .o.i.,s.t
~ ihe unprecedented ,r4ce n firi,s,
Toys and tSrrn bou-s -Irbm the r...r,.
ger. ~e Team % seemed Ike a pleasure
hif--'o smooth Tie ses and avrriry he
~u1s--sO agreeable company ON i,o.,i
and s"ch surnpiuo1s isre-iha; one COIL.
'.-no't''y On fs'thln1 The uGl shore,
~ th' new World and ii. b,;ybt stic,.-
10 was bot Yesterday We bafr C,,es.ft
The ancient towers ard castle, Of old E,g.
Iaod-bef shaded cline and beautiful
parks ani iswhS ~. y. STIR.
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Trerr n, Lrri,i.n ~. Wv -.
DEFEAT or Tfiv TEpEV AIISTS.

VII iaFNi VI Aas4 U . = stN = i 10
TXECU RIOS OF CEN. MSNIA.
We have JUS, received. by tho schr.
Water. Cnp;. D-lvai.le. arrived this morn
ing from Vera Cruz. paper. aud cores
pondenoe. 4, will De seen. by tho ex
usc.s Of the above mentioned letter.. that
the execution OF Gcn. Mexia Is bat too
true.
"vEr, Car=. May Is. 1920
81 have just learned from an undon.:-
ed source. thA, Gen Nrx,S received the
most humiiiiiing insults from Santa Ann,
Some few riomcn,s before his death. he
had been ordered TO be sho; ai,h his back
turned 10 the su.dicry. n. n traitor 10 has
country. This lie refused. and he wls
then murdered IN n yard. Santa AnGa
gratifying aPcrsonsl vengeance
EE'r.rt + an-iitr l!i,r. My Is.
by I',e .chr. W,Ier Witch. YOU have
40 doubt been appnsed OF the def.a, OF
the Federal Army. and ihc death Of Gsa.
MrNii We src assured thit lie died a
hero. U,:o, and hi' oopplGy have Ia
ses flight, they aFo gone. II IS .iiI. TO re.
'in the remainder OF their troops at Tam
Iico. Bls;amea:e aaI Arc.ic are march.
Ink On has Ioini-ihcr- - TO doubt oi
their success. Their plan has been de-
fsa,ed by the taking OF Puebls. - here tho
had rimihca;ions, but which have now
beea entirely overthrown."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

The Nau"nal ln;eliseneer exposes. in
"a usual calm but emphatic sitis. tho
priy ,7o-orlenI by which. IN the ah,encr
Of ihe Representatives Virginia aud ma
nv private stockholders. thu Pendent Of
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Gonna
ny and three Of the old Directors e:o
nnoeremonious!y dlsrlsoed. BY an &c.
c"'sion of strength on ,he par, Of Mary
land (lhe government. OF that State being
nov IN Tie hInd. 81 The Spoilers. ihA
act was accomplished, and all tecency
set al defiance by tuspcn.ion OF the by
lavs. v hich had fixed the election OF OH.
GERS on the ihirl Monday IN June. A
question may we'll ,:ise - To- the Legality
Of this act, i, being q gross deception
upon large portion Of the stockholders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

vhs'hc. u o. exactly l-.,' a'rs a'+.ia-
Nho Cpafettahvef Is tar J. t.,.. u1a'h5
10 turn night faI1I. aai c1ncfHcc t--
neying sd e-7trg Shear. asr-ra o. .li 81.
!'pnd tlai tleif r.i' ss vented ~
s.otat t. % ,...i o. e d -.ssa is raic.'si.
90 rather 70 n. yTi ..An !'aHr.rei. We
are "r'' 'i'' 'si i'I.i i.' ''H.erv'''vcs
90 "'N ~ isH' a..-..,.5 g, .as'f o"a
s''e
..,v, -, e.. s.,
v, M ''
"'''" d" .''' ''5' '"' I--I''-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

Fiyg DoLLAR Motive i0iz-ue
wig IN oahioz public s,'cntion - ms
hei. that the NrSiaA Bank, under the
laws they ha'o accep:ed, carnot ISSUE or
rs.is'ue 50 no'es. They ste The mot con.
venicnt q al denominations. snd We
trust The pubic vill cndeavor e. keen
then IN of:p'a'io1 Pay 81 lev On bint
as possible anl Shai you 10 pay. ~ such
a manner % lhsi one Bank Will get the
notes Of the others and wee vert
fr.-k fs.....f..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

bHicRATioS.--Tho mum Der u passsn.
gers stuvsd a. New York. from foreign
peti't from The ld Of April 20 the last Of
May inclusive, VA lI.sl5-7. OO2 we're
from Liverpool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

Mr Philip S,sckman. nosr Unior'osn
Pa. committed suicide by cutting lis throat
on Saturday light last. lie had buried
his wife bat The DAY before and bv TIA.
rash act eight children are let destitute.