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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02

TRUSr SHE of I"'naLis Rent and PERSONAL f$f"se
FRI ,"s Dedt "' Trust one o. "S" Mn G subj
bearin- date on OF February, 1858 ana rae o'ht ~
- !yIcr, the 18th day OF the sane mont, n" se"', of
~ s Court Of Hastings Of tn Gu! ct Eichmona, a"u
sad yr ua'O o"e OF IL "1'Gi ,y scojsJ IN the
fH O.. Of Alem,ri. we, the subscribers shall! on ~ hs
r The day Ct Mt,h nrS at " :" in
s,os prucsed sci auction, for cash me tS'Vw'n YIN
s'ae eon.':''a; ., The about iii
s,, Of eNrrn; quality, IN a'2h s4's OF | VII WA.
n,s or! b',ng ,ls" We" t'm"' req a." h hes,
I al ,o.n!iI. the .IiL TAVERN which - one VI NV w.
s'.!1 m 1I, EoI, and consisting Of the"
,..r.l, Ds.liIa. Houses, a'Jrn'a: 10 or ne I"r'
t- ,, Of which nrpde OF bc>, bcms cons''rc,e" up
o'' ~ f. for Tavern and flashed ell CANT s.ir, Ds-
on 49,. .ccn. Tac,o ala" other h"rsr" :u'n,o 10,
f,ai-. Timetables 'h barn are large and well San.gSi
,r Tavern stand large business, nciuu'": i'll
,E I,,ns .llvys TO wjt: .oun: named Fang,
o. y Of age amy, woman, and Eliza hs child an"
%o, o,rr personal property, sit all the SAID Jlmrs
- 49,. Ham, uai and hrrrnru Furniture. consisting ct 80 rA
~, gr,, nc!uins Mattresses IuI FGFo'tu"; marble .c'te
,, ua,r. Sofa oil clu,n CaTre,. Scotch a're'6;
mr" r.J IL use Man,e! Glasses, >.ts Of mahogany
nr, It.s: T.. r brrs M 'snr NGrh'"Ar; pne "o
~ AID Bookcase, and lot OF Books; tea and table InHs
Hsr~au Ivsluarie Sdr'oarI and Chnapr"ss o,h"t
I... pr a,nc Tables II ice,.a- Glasses lot "i SVri-
Sy &C. Also Furniture which valuable and vel
together tas stock OF Liquors, f!"u' ana FOLK GU
Socs as -oatanel sail Deed consisting OF horses 81
ne NJ . - hrl sleep, Cj he al 0i hogs anl Tue p''h'
roo'. sI utensils OF Gecrpuun; set OF bieS>"'
ic m wagon an! gar .OEc oxen ami cart; 'o5s'h.t VIZ"
~. .,n 1, w. nay and folder n0w AuUt. A>",
nj! m .r together with ny othet articles % 'e"'""s !"
emu r-raa. Convey 81 IN >sf! deeds -, ,..,
al. ~. continued from day until completes
a- r. ~ilb offered al II o'clock, oN rue Hs' gay
p,1> ,7i;o I-ch var br "ni ir"h'ao" az -,
T.. , . Nh. .,.rs Of desirable property, would do well L"
.. f r. Gavora opportunity which no" pre- rn
to-. A:, a. trustees vii! only coaveH such tr 10 ,'Id
p real and pesuuai, vested 10 Us ~ the trust det"s
,,.,.i JOHN TYLER.
~ DA3NEY ". MiLlEE.
YrHS
TIE .a,,ld the nre-oin: advertisements Is made ~ NY
rors, m .uaniscl. prt Of the creditors u" "aHe '.r
?ri..ly b"pr" !he Day Any pSfsVn "'-"-
go o. rr-nisrs nSitcd TO call upon he
5 have believe arrangement WI oi eN'e'
Ie;- cirI; will be gwen nd i,opci'; ~!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02
F,rrnrdipg, Recalling and Storage Business.

a NUERSON & MOSBY prepared 10 receive at their
IA FIRE procf archouse, south side Of all
funiry Produce also all kinds Of
rs ;tewise rive forwarding Business parcu
and a,,pnon-- having employ young Of steady
HIS and attention 10 give particular attention this
% S ,hc busncs. Goods intended for boats freed Of
be ypense of also country produce sent by boats
their house being Immediately oil the basin -
January 10 ''-Hh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02
CITY SAVINGS BANK.

,,,,,,, fttrc L"pstat "ptonrdS 81 SVTUUU
h' '7'u'mn receive, on dcposte, ali OF
Hol"r offered, less in than five dollars
81! s2is Cer.s the same bearing interest," ten days after
at he following For remaining six months and
'4 six pcr per will be allowed,
Nv auuum for remaining shorter period
pr the Institution kept u Of Mcssrs. Samuel F.
Ale Co. SAM'I. WINFREE, President
SAa'L +. ADlE, Cashier.
p EDMUNDS Seeretary.
zen ~ p'.d, Z 4xill Jcssr Snead Jas u Crane, Robert
- lnJn. Jis L. Bridges James Allen, WIN 3 PiInef no.
a;s l. Ken, Jul Myers. J. Fry, Alexander DuSa, DTd
H. Baldwin. 10. il. Jenkins b. Bentley, K Ed yards,
"n Allen, X. NJ. Crumr James w. DI5re John N Gordon,
IF''arS.
IA L 7I-l2t
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KUWI0.r. HlanSr Of ths Grsat 81. Lrgcr.

,E,IilS crIr!a,r, imported liz will
mare. 1T stables, Charlotte Courthouse Virgin the en-
uips son SIS ,hr season, ard $50 wills dollar
to the groom Ne iHmItadiy b'anttui and hgg
formed Horse high rg0r remarkably hreyd me ran
cut ,sAc fully FIRE inches h h and for c'ef
s!c:ns Jrm earriass and action" n, hls 10 saisrO
! " got rcspors ,hIe Tor accidents escapes
As Ruw,on e2"a! TO horse that ectr cp
ydrcf tie gNh t"j and IN tse ""on OF many el''a snu
ds.sd Judges he hai sS cfne, except Pian' MI
Enc,n asserts boldly the best Race Hrse grafy
al handled, and IN this ori"'"n his bro
,hes Chimney Howe the ScuiS ana many OF ia" best
miscs Lcrs au uanci, fulIy concud. lie III largest
and be-, ~ rset o" reco' % Subscribers hranf rnne S
proved himself good ~ eS uHdsr hc0ry stS US any oic
When and wears old he nas all winning the
err- and iron; tremendous scrt
pace wcrug whip p-Ompa1d a"d tr" ~'hcHt
yeats The SaJe whom he subsequently, 1.d, truce as'H
aii fine fed Of mite horses AZ D""aS'rr
capital e end time started, making play ih"u&h"u aud
h"ans Mcdoto, sotiurh laurel Jenny Hills and DO" f"'"-
When yeats old, he oneiard OF 10" great soScfn" ~
York ii subscribers, miles, loo lbs ~ the U" se,'"a
t Of ""t's " seeds Iea'rg Nt"H md ,"TgI" T,"'L
OLD, he won the Oaand at Ascot beating c'
TIM S,d Na:ua, aud LARGE field; and wo days hhet c II" sc
dea! heat ",E the celebrated SGms,r 10 @ cc linn" H."
tie Cup, 2 suoscnheis actual! '"iiynT I , S, N.,
and most people thought he won Ihc L"smm ss @
cr,nrks every viii allow that h"W"
ca,ite Hiths Gm0"g te rg " race "r'''
re Ea spo Mag zines declare sncc'Ia ,ere,s 1rtrrr
tire rtry renr",Ds and We! thy might: sine be f"n n'I'
wi, lai m ~ seconds a"d "GH hr'"r
races cc k 10 he an ase orsc with his heart all tcc
hi. have been tined IN k"sitd H"d have shown 'e bot
al all ry we already ,auquishrd the Sula,
Emius Vclocipedr VuEe, Whistler rnrIsan, kc"icr, M
Icy, h. Colonel a"d oil " best E"- sA!os 4" TIC
their trial his roi;- have well the coils
England "hrr" irS in. at hsier
any other colts. In % fm beauty and promise n"u" CSC"
uhis States srrss ko",onS Tor the last ~"
Eow,on Wa. got b, ossan, Catherine by Wol,
horh" EhsScT and ualch0n Landscape J.! Rub! irs ~
.: ,roi Doctors Sister HE grand dnr u" Oak
,. b., dam in Der belly U>.an. the Horses
iuilr. by Cnmiu Ruler marc, Teccrr'rrt Wy No'
,ca"r, lr'u;ham sSntc, &c Cmus Was hy IT,.
saed aud lIainbon and Of Fanhby Pacoe A'a
His pedigree remarkably rich nnd c
hnOn beng closely allied all the best horse"
.rod MArchcin, Eclipse, Wsx aH ite TO Camar'
lle"n Of TunP Bay Middleton, f"npcientary and Elias "Hh
.,ny o.crs. Fur parcuiar5 Ey laHdhI's.
WN ATT CAEDWFLL.
F. = frilch the Stations heretofore Kept -
me- Insured at SIVH ana gnemaa becoming fesPor
biz m 70 aud actually C"lc,in. and paying over !" r t."
amount, charged only SO for zach Cool and
n., III" hoard OF Servants sent with III"
uI the to hc SUBJECT TO my "niT" con-
iroI an nur:, meat. WYATT CARUWE ELL.
Inn ,S--tlJune
az IERN-NIE.ISt,.-To wit: a: Ru"s held IN iar
Clerks u.r' the Circuit Superior Lou OF Law an" 'i-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02

,o in widow or said Samu. Rla" bum, deceased,
re',, Nrir George Eci,. Hugh Weir, nr cnruTsh'r
mad Nr,v ~Ii May Wrir. John Ni"n and Margaret $
,;,r Margaret W James Cray ana 'X beth us w ~"
Et,,,tc'h Wrr, inoal. laGs aud N,mcy III. wir lie
I,.ty Wrif Core Mathew. ard rLrc late Pu'i
VIII Ric. AMI inuah his wife, " ,rnah N"ir
hdTeg Of J,.p W, It Marcy which Nancy Wa
.i.t. Of samuel 81 chhun, deed, Au'cw, william
George, John Edward, and lan"s burn James No!c G;d
his wife, late ary BIchhnrn, homaS Snoty ana 'r '
Jane ack 'un, nd John Carson and Nancy his :" -"
Naucy Blackburn children Of J"hu acktu WI" was "
Of tie sdI Samuel Bnc"hurn dec d-"iGcUh
racy iIs VIE, late Crazy Biarhhum hehimih ~" ""n ~
- DAVIS and Mary bi' wi'c, ate May b''ho"h' ''
Sy lis vie lat. Sail, !ack suru and Miller aad h>cneh
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Cnsb Safe nf .Nrorocs. &c.

-.
EpvRs,r,N 10 decree al County OF King William
will b. sold at Ayes King William county on Saturday. the
2d dy Of February public uucion for cash. Seven very
ke, and vau bic NEGROES belonging The estate OF william
licensed viz ourg NAV two Boys about ~ yeas
old ycr likely munto Girl about s OF one otc
about H. and w uahe Woman and ChldAt snmc tina
aud vii, b Tract of Land and Premises "hert"
Anrnow died seized credit Of IL months TIC t"r
lying in good sud healthy ncsbn-
in the upnr Of King Winm about two miles
from i GOOD forest land with conlotn
THOMAS nABNEY, roun,y.
B.F. DABNEY,
King William co 9Th JAM 1859. f2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02
NERO RRrywe offer GU, services to onr friends and The

e"O hRiNG.-We offer services friends and ,he
ht' n irn: uu, Negroes for the ensuing year, and having
~ "Hr" list shou, 80 for HRS, would request those
disposed tho above business, make early
'2's"n also hose Of servants, TO apply curly,
" "'n - "Nan roni and the best Among
N=1 number, coal pit fctUry hands house
" orrs drivers. horimen black smiths and carpenters. Also
we 10" good Coos washer and onet. e situation Gao be OBJ
',1"i n town ROBERT HlLL 4 CO.,
20 lGl-l>l 81 door from Market, Main street.
b-par cEas" for hiring il We will collect
'H" and aiend them sickness, without further
rar.~. n MIL 4 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02

ton bill, being mere transfer oi an nnex.
pended appropriation FOR the gradual i'm
Ernvr!n"ul Of The navy 10 the years lo3'',
and $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02

bLLEGrDRS' NOrtcE-The Subscribers having "a kcn into
= 'tn rs'p VI LAURENCE TRANr in their Collecting and
Ll Business, will hereafter conduct The firm
O. hIH.RI a < 60 They intend davrtins their attention
" NE cn ot claims IN tho City OF Rcmond and also in
pa" lie ,.o the hiring aud selling Of uegrocs-seng
20 ace MI kinds and tending all embraced n the
n'''n BUSINESS, whch may be entrusted to them. Their
81 ''o'- OF Hill labney second door from the Market
o. n set who're they will always be found-snd in offering
other friends and the public hope obtain patron
Is oiy by deserving
HiLL & DABNEY.
81 Ee:"'c7c2 to ,he Editors OF the Enqurer and Wing
N...M
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

.t,,, e ncs less, rS' inSe''oh' 10 ce"''' "
..... .,.,.nLl.s". ~ ceats. I'll, 49,, .,,.o.,
...,p distance mast be accompanied win '"' a"'"''
,..,..s,.lo.y rel. rrnc"s, to nSur" oSncn'lon. T.,
y,,;. lr,.,.ias y1m"nnt 10 SlUo per anhum NUS
- l.. NJ 3 pr rrnt: aud 10 Sal, vi ~ per CENT
~.! ru., It ~ trcanmcnd-h To the editors Oh 80
.,r,r. ;h, publish NJ the head OF 'he P"t
,r,is.r, ticy strictly adhere 10 Tue
r.,,,,,,c rces h. always such rs to give tar
10, ne alo: putoimed' At, r,:,,-:oy ro,r,pt;on
\, ps,t,-ic, lHi H'rtagsS "m he county,
- a office mast be an''
Of N. Puu in the melshb"tood "f tnr!
:. ,uhSlri Every measure, that has ofen 'aNe"
,n,.,r,n, 1u,L,rs. ha> proved heretofore uh'h
.,er.f,r. INSIST III n upon tIe 'o""",'
r-,iH.d 81 the OF ia" rosim'Sor "rte" y" INC
So 4 the letter.
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-. .,..ln piriLanNu ENoGIRER.

OF lie hfl li-HO.'c L@'SSA'','
- ,r,rfK IS published taTee HmrS 'eeeE az
) <.,r, d; the Siats Legislature and t~ice a ,cceh
-.''i- '"' rEsMs or SUBSCRIPTION.
n.l,r, ysr .aaua aud Three Dollars Tor SIX "oh'ns
s. :1s - shall hereafter be considered as incurred
. q ,. and wears pu3ica',on u"icss speeaiy Or
81 80: t,mc aaL pad or IN advance Tor 'na' Sh'''e'
Hs 81 Il! he to the order OF any new ana en'
NJ miss pail io advance, or >iiSlac'oF! REFER
>nISi aui accessible pe's"" ~ esA'u 90 'n'
60 y But, al case OF IN otde' o' " pu
s.'.' ,;.t 10 II Subscriber who Is daacl'a'"'eu
'' ,,,. -s.io nam "t ma! DC seH', co"a'"'"s' "
~. .'s ..r,. COZ, . THIS re.uiaiicr .,. - /,
a.. .; Al. sr5-crIJ'rs whose ailltS ~ p "'! NC
" 49,. ,,,.,.,. anI wac may eman ihoeo'e" GU 'Pcu
9t,'pN' " -, yra from the time wien me ADVANCED
az :! .g' e Erased from III" list OF SuoScf'oe:'
ta"' "" resolutions Of the Editorial C0Hre"toH @ "a:
some the results OF tie coi'et!H' Wis
ia''s ~ ,e, experience Of the sdonat Corps o" s'h'a
IL an # At L. nnnt, Oh tho !th Januarys 1000
go ....,,,,s tctcrmaed 10 ahide.-- nc
n &c, ar,,al All OF: own interests require i" '"
,I, ia,rcacc 20 then' l., ;,oJ 10, rsi, in good and
~ .st. The sk Of ne Editor; tse posdss y ats
!ty.. Hrsrs.-, The postage OF sihse c'tt' u
--l4at 10 writer. II Is the accumulate" p"st.
..as.. when operates as Se''o"s 'A Nt
,,f 81, pay Cor aina papers, annually shall nave ''
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T,jy,Llc NJnr0es for Sale.

N3W0FTc n HT0fS IV7 o8Tt'
~ III -i i ~ auction a. Ehtriouc Cou'In'"et'
~" i, laq Law n Match mkt that beng Court "ay 'e
60 i,rly goes consisting .: n"n women, md eIi".n
The ap" 7nc:,y xii D, a credit uG''l the Isl DAY
I-e ~ pu,caigi svla: bpul with approved -"cn'ny
CLAIBORNE EARKSUhLE, jr,
C,T,W.tsc u CIli1rae BarSkdGe, Ssi'"r
'.,,., Ty--tlN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02
as MEX ,SOER D. MOORE: SI-ls you are not 1c.15,

?sR. Mex ANOER u. MOORE: Sr-is you .dcn,
nt stiic and have TO known agent Ia will please
motto" that shalt, "Wednesday, the anh day March
Tavern Edward l.. Scruss, the NAYS
villa Rar<nr Court hou". proceed {" tax" the deposition OF
Sa Eui ild others, h. used is evidence depend
and pude the Court OF Law aui Chauc"ry
fo 20" rnay OF Backn CHAIN, witch YOU plaintiff and
idsluI nj. failure the said
upon 's da above mentioned, shall pocord from day (Sun
dos 'I"c. until they taken which lime and place you
rl.N afraG YOU 'I"S proper. Yours, respectfully,
Jan % 19-il' ROBERT MOORE.
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I.yDE fur .SJie

E n1'nssnPi b. decree OF thr superior
Of aud CinGcery the Cry "f kichmoni anu
sa-i-o. sell 'c, the la No briofs'ns Y"
us:on, tscd The tract c"n''E "o"i ~
"a -, yn n miles OF the Gy uf Richmond aad an BOIL
-! 81 TIC k,hcmirv, snI ,In> "a" lands Of Ih"< o. Hn
~ Ut IN. Naa, in; WA. CltS. !rr'"as disposed 10 par
aes n. ..v p t'":.o! Viii appl Gather o. the 80
s'ghcr, Teas .. - ommo1ate purchaser
WN. WlNGfIELD, JE.,
e.. +. GODDALl,
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ESNNK OF VlRGINIA-Thc President and Directors
ceid Dividend for tn" las, half year. Of ap"r
a. ROBINSON, JR..
'Ns eft Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02

"a NrNGTON ( CAM EEl. ito nov rrccIyiuc a la.e ard
ccurs! assortment Of |MPyEIEr AMERIc.S Day
Goo7, which they w, be prepared ,e very rcuomabr
and would invIiC merchants ug y, call aud
en.i mine rhnir stock az No. 26 LIbeIiJ SiI,Cr.
New York, January 81, 1889 sN-3m
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For approarations for the Post Office, not
embraced in any bill unit, and since 1886,
as ."ess eNPF'''' ''e P''N wv " F s4,5Go,ooo
Far the protection of the Northern frontier 625OOO
For a nomna! item in the Navy appropria-
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J YIN 7 T8'N'
DA3NEY NJ. MILLER,

7, a.r,eaoled fne-on: advertisement Is made ~ ".
rors,. atm Iu,7o,scl b: pat Of the creditors I" MAJ ~
gt.y tn b"i," lhe day Any pS'son "''n,s
o. tive ?'-,uss Invited 10 all upon me
5rr hiva oh""vr trA N arrangement WI u
yf-l credit will be gwen On SID roPc,'H; ~! rp
9sf..3sl. Jt'b%
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q CHAM EkN-NIE.ISf>.-To wit: AZ RGi"s EcII IN u
clerks OLE. Circuit superior EoGr OF Law and ta
r,ry for Augusta county, December 8, ls3s
John H. Prv,op OF Samuel Blackburn. l"cnh'rd
'' " WY Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-02

3 FIN r SrAG 60, Eige Brs!.rs FIacy aad Staple
Dy Good No - r"aI' >'I-' rLw NJaS a general ~
Of ur GOODS selected ou, the late ,cu-
sv' 't'ITis @ay toe found y lr!ios alovc.
Jf13l S0-2nwGy
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~. g>,r,RfR IS paJitshed three times q 'eeeG az.
) u the Sia!s Legislature, and t'ctce a mee"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-29
MEETING AT DOWNINGViLLE

On Monday, the ll,h day of November,
1889, in observance of a previous call, q
meeting of the citizens of Downingvi'c
was held at the School House. to take into
consideration the presen, 'op.slde' other
way [commonly called "lopsy iurvy"] con-
dl.,on Of things in these Unned States.
JOSHUA DowNING, Esq. was duly APP
pointed Moderator. and Seth Sprapnc,
Esq, and John Downing, Major, &c. &c,
were appointed Secretaries to figure up aud
write out the proceedings.
The Moderator stated the object Of the
meeting, and after considerable consultu.
ton and talking, the following resolutions
were read and agreed TOT
Resolved, That the evils that now press
upon the county arc plougbed too deep to
be screped or narrowed down smooth by
one io,on meeting--and that it requires the
united wisdom Of the whole country &c
come together and consult over the matter
so that what 10 done and advised shall gC
forth endorsed "E Piuribus Unum."
Resolved. That due notice be gwen to oil
the States to appoint delegates 10 meeting
Convention at DowniDgvile which Con
vsu,ioD will assemble and be ready TO
bu,iness 40 soon a. they can get together
ssd .h., each NAts seed ,btse wsuborS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-29
COQUETRY AND COW EIDING.

On Friday afternoon last gentleman
coqueuc Of this city, merchant named
D, was "pnld Off" for a recent ndul
gcncc in his "amiable weakness" in way
which should serve as caution to all other
male ,rlNers with the fair sex. II appears
that Mr. B. had heretofore wood u young
lady Of Brooklyn, Of uneXceplonable char
acter aud family, and having won from her
a consent 10 become his wife, the wedding
day was appointed, the wedding garments
prepared, aud the day that WINS to have
witnessed tho union found every thing
ready on the part of the expecrant bride
aud her family. The priest had arrived,
the guests were all seated in anxious ex'
pectancy. and the fair bride--but we can't
begin to tell how It was with her. The
appointed hour arrived and passed, but no
bridegroom made his appearance and
finally a ,srdy Bots from him terminated
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ing the two cities Just mentioned. and the
recent disposition Of the Ra an of Satters
will render more manageable and mild the
most untractable enemies.
RUSSIA.
Letters from Berlin give the following
details respecting the mutinv in the corps
Of the Russian General Gesmar, which
has recently been mentioned in several
foreign journals. This corps, it is SAID,
has been for long time under orders to
march out of the interior OF Russia into
Poland. III expectation of this change,
conspiracy was formed, in tho corps,whlch
was composed almost exclusively Of Rus
SLAMS. on1 which was to break out on the
tirst favorable opportunity that should
present Itself offer the arrival OF the corps
at Warsaw. Tho conspira,ors aimed at
nothing less than making themselves mas
iers OF the citadel at Warsaw, and of the
fortress Of Modlin. The supplies of arms
and ammunition accumulated in those
arsenas were to be divided amongst the
| people Poland was to be called on to rise
IN maSSe and the leaders wore deter
mined to march on St. Petersburg with
Ill possible spced. The order TO march
actually arrived, and the corps began to
move in the direction of wilma, but was
suddenly and unexpectedly ordered to halt
'hc reason signed for which was that the
Emperor intended TO pass it in review.
During the march m officer Of artillery
named Sctvcznski had been admitted TO
ijOm The C0nsplrators, and having learned
| their plans, contrived, it seems to send
tin,cly information of these proceedings to
81. Pe'crsburg.- All the necessary coun'
| ter arrangements were Immediately udop'
I'D BY the government and after the corps
Of General Geismar had spent about
fortnight in the nelghborhood of Wilma
ihat General and $50 officers were arrest
ed on The eamc night, and several shot
without formal trial. None of the mo-
lives which occasioned the conspiracy have
transpircd; and it seems ,hatltho Poles,so
far from being participa,ors in it, were not
aware of lis existence.
THE QuEEN's MARR1AGE.--Fly ing ru'
mors begin to ripGn into certainty as to
the marriage Of the queen; and it seems
that Victoria will rot, like the former mar
den sovereign. BE- tcoznd with repeated
| application from parliament TO enter the
matrimonial circle. Prince Albert is q
guest at the palace. which is likely to be
| his home - and os our raaders at least,mBy
be curious to know something Of The form
and bearing Of the mar who con win the
hand ofa queen, we may Md that he is de-
scr bed as q zine, noble looking fellow,
with blue cyes,hair and whskers rather
scndy, stature tall, of a cheerful disposition
most unaffected in his manners, aud he
speaks English well, but with something
of a foreign accent"
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and the Terrjtories one member each.

and the Territories one member each.
Resolved, That to the end that said dele
gates should be fully prepaid and be selec
ted to discharge the duty required OF hem,
th,a meeting now state the business that
will come before said Convention, 60 thure
may be no mistake about It.
LIST. The currcncy--hard ond soft.
Cd. Trade and internal improvements.
Sd. The Govt and the next Presidency.
dth. Matters and things in general,
Resolved, That as these eubjccts will
toke in pretty much oil that now requires
consldcrntion-aud If put straight Will put
oil things straight 1t is particularly re-
qnes,od, for the sake Of expedition md
sound acting, that no one be delegated On
less he has some interest IN these matters
no brawlng politicians, with long ton
CUES and short heaGs-no Imported patriot;
whose morals aud politics were taught it
other countrics--no oilice-holdcrs or office.
scckets-bM men Of The true grit. Al
others will stand no more chance in this
Convention, than stump'd ,uil'd bulls in fl
time.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
Convention be published under The droc
ton Of The Moderator and Secretaries. s.
| that when 1t gets once correctly printed
IN ono paper, all creation can copy unC
read undcrstandingly.
Resolved, That the rules and regulation
| Of the Convention shni be given cut by
! the Moderator, as soon as he takes to-
chair-and if there is any dispute Obou
! them thereafter. he is to decide land TAX
The responsibility "-cXccpt in matter
where the Constitution Of tie United STATE
crosses the traclI-then the Modetalo
must take the Vote Of the Convention an
90 according 10 their understanding Of ii
JOSHUA DOWNING, Moderator,