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BY last NIGHTS MAIL.

SDNbllGSS-- IHafsIly.
In The Senate Mr.. Young presented memorial from
the city Of New York, adverse 10 any amendment,
the repeal Of the Bankrupt Inv In presenting il,
ne made some remarks expressive Of the deep sympa
thy he felt for the petitioners, Int lie c0ud not, consist
entity Nth his sense IF duty, yield 10 their nishes &c
Mr. Tallmadge replied to Mr.. Young.
The Bankrupt repeal Law then taken up. NJ.
bayard spoke upwards OF an hour, investigating the
whole ground of argument, upon which the friends Of
the Bankrupt Law advocated its cons,i,rtionalty and
rxPediency. lie concluded b. saying, that consider
ny the law as it stands wholly unconstitutional
and lnexpedien he should vote for its repeal.
Mr. choate spoke shor, time in opposition to the
Report.
MIR. Benton opened brondside against the Bankrupt
LAW. At half past clock, without having oncud.
ed, he yielded to a motion to adjourn.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House of Representatives engaged all day
the resolution Of censure moved by Mr. Marshall in
relation 10 the petition presented by MIR. Adams for
dissolution OF the Union and il did not adjourn un.
til the paper going 10 press, unable to in.
set the usual analysis OF the proceedings of the day.
No question taken the resolution but the one
with regard to the jurisdiction OF the House. which
raised by Mr. Adams, and that was affirmed BY voc
OF lie yeas 10 % nays.
The speakers Messrs. Underwood, Bolts, Ar
mold and Sallonsta who severaly spoke in opposition
10 the resolulion and against the right Of the House
to act on the in that manner.
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Nl,, .'tir Counties.
.asa !, '''h la'ec new counties, have already been
B =. - 'he present session of the Legislature
Car" "a'on, Carroll and Wayne, and the fourth
!, sto W Pehc'ng in the Senate. A great change
f'ace with many of our oldest members on
as:. s' s'Ice the last session, some of whom have
d, .'" sIenuousy aud irrcconcilably opposed 10
'ca,ns sle how' either remaining SILENT or found
s oSn at the last session, proposition FOR
soc, an! out oil part, Of Monongalia and Harrison
r., 10y advocated, found but little favor; several
cona,'"a' cases shared the same fate This session
|s,,ss, W Marion, out Of part, of Monongalia and
s.e or IVA was formed, aln.ost unanimously by the
l,n, Deiegales, and we are told without a dis
d ,Is ee IN the Senate; which was also the cas-,
;,rs n ~ew Counties of Carroll and Wayne. Oihe
| "''a'ng division would have done well l.
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EXTRACT eta Later from "WA,"rSGrox, eth January
at is SAID, that public creditors have already
presented TO the Treasury 81 100000 moro than wa
have the present ability TO discharge The fate of The
bill to repeal the Bankrupt Law is extremely prcca.
rious. But should il pass, 10 not believe the fis
sidcnt will put his veto on il.
yesterday, there wasa street fight between Messrs
Boardman, Of Connecticut, and Campbell Of Tennes
see-two Of the Wing members. 1t grew out Of the
incendi2ry movements of .lr. Adams, which induced
Campbell TO suspect the motives Of the Eastern and
Northern Wings with whom he had co operated. Tie
combatans were parted, before much mischief was
done"
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WAsHISGros, Jan 27.-The fate Of the Bankrupt
Law is yet in suspense the bill for its repeal which,
after passing the House OF Representatives, is be-
fore the Senate, not having yebeon decided upon. It
was rather expected, yesterday, that the decisive qnes
ton would have been taken upon il, But disposition
appearing the part Of friends of the repeal to dis
cuss the BILL the debate and the question were ad-
journed this day, when It probable the fat.
Of the bill will be detcrnned-Sm Iat
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Marriages.

Married Isle II Wight county on TUESDAY evening" the I'm
by The Rruhin Jones EDWIN :. H.Ltrn u Miss AeS
Wpr,s yELl,xrs daughter Of liezckiah Vrne, deceased
mr. The Old Dominion and States Right Republican Will
please copy.
Married on Tuesday, the h Ill., At Cnlrrper Court house
SIR EpwiS BooIos eldest Of John Eooon ESD, al Madison
Mrs JupIH F. eld" daughter Of Coz. Robert Y. "ard o
Cupepcr.
Married on the by Rcv. Wm. :. Plnmer, D. d.
J.nrs H. WILLIAMS, Esq, Miss lrriLpA MANIA BcEroS all
6 this riiy ,
Married on the 9Th instant, hy Rev. t. H. Magoon, Mr. Taos
IrwIs 10 Miss MANY GgrtiTiis, al Of this CITY,
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f. ,... COMMUNICATED.
- o'trs q The Senatorial Disiriet, composed of
, ,oI%.s q .asla, Chesterfield, and tie toscn Of
..o"'c'hzens: Your worthy and esteemed Repre-
"'s " me Senate of Virginia has announced his
"'','h % resign hls seat. 1t therefore becomes
''"" around Tor some tried Republican, " no will
/. r,Ip ,'o,T 70 Tue majority of the District Allow
s-o" democrats, 10 call your attention to Re-
-. ~ Va, ms done the State much service, both in
''S % 's'slai'on and in the tented field. Yes,
ne n VIXEN Il shall be the pleasure OF the
- c'hieT ihe honor Of representing you in the
'g'h'a, no man win more faithfully repre-
~ 'he true interest Of the District than Jno.
Gsi' OF the county IF Amelia. Mr.. Wiley
* a'u 'ted Republican OF the Democratic stamp.
"' IS Inc mountain cliff is to its native found.
/ Il" Spps,a'.ng his political opinions. In present
.,,S - n,"ey 10 your notice. we think in him may
s ~ mat The Democratic party of the District
|su%tsA lie who knows John +. Wiley will say,
zone good and faithful soldier, you have here
"n5N' 'he good Democratic fight" In present
i 4''' o' Mir Wiley TO the District, we wish it
''n'uY Understood, that we will cheerlully
s -, decision Of District Convention.
.,p,,. -. Democrats Of Chesterfield county, Ia.
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NOVICE

The Delegates appointed 10 represent this City in the
Democratic Convention to be held here on the second
of February next, will please meet in the Mayors OF.
ce the City Hail. this afternoon, at half past four
o'clock.
De'trates VIM D. Wren, Thomas Richie, Ro G
Scott, VIM. Wallace Andrew Stevenson, Samuel y
Denoon Daniel Trueiiart, Thomas T. Giles Thomas
H. Ellis, Charles II. Hyde, r. Tate Wicker, n. D,n
by, Wash. Greenhow, James Bosher, Francis Wicker,
John Womble and Burwcll Jenkins
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RIO OUR FORMER CESTOMERS-Wc again appeal 10 such
Of you have already done 10 settle and
closed than since; The
almost unprecedented indulgence of creditors has enabled
heretofore indulge you but orr creditors as # not
III ~ ynu know that posi-
hy extend further indulgence YOU We therefore entrea you
10 make immediate payment I" George H. Matthews, ESQ, who
aim, Il authorized to settle our business
~ JESSE s. AgMISTEAD,
WIN. s. McASlliN.
p,rt;,.I,,n, court house. Jan, 90, 1912. S3-wsw
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TyFS DOLLARS; REvARD-Ran away from The snn-ch,' :,
living in Chesterfield county, Virginia. on Tie nlsh ~ nc
Ih pec ,hrr Man, about ~ years Of are haeu h
calls himself William Neutrality-suspicious. complexion nl I'VE
f. ten or inches h.h, and pretty wen hduc
lns clothing when c ascon.ed. was ri dark yarn a""'s
cloth III has t.ck lips, aud two q h. upper 'erh
unusually broad Tie above reward i'll be- given ~ MS
delivery 10 mor lr usual fecG occurred ia any ja u r.
him ilv i probably lurking ahon Richmonf-"f nay nc ne
IN pri.r,bu: he has relations living IN that vlcln.N
- !" ie'''s' - = " - HENRY ". FISHER.
e.i-Wu
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r Court Monthly Session, held for inn'a county n me
Conr, house thereof Monday the 10Th day oi January,
si2 = e,,, $40 r. ,,. ,;,,,,
on motion Of washington " se," one ~ ~
on Of lr Court that than Two years have e,prcd since
M anrainmcnt Of Thomas PonfeNte ato sheriff =" Louisa
,ny ns Committee Administrator OF The Estate OF the said
80. shelton deceased: ordered, That all persons having
r,,ns III. d-ccer exhibit ir same for settlement on
~ harr The Dt ay May rrAt: And Il Is further ordered
, cony If his published IN newspaper PUBLISH
- 49,, y If richmond eight weeks and that another copy
h. posted door Of tho Court house ,his county on
~ s.vsr, Court DAYS \ Copy-festc,
w" '''''' john HUNTER, {. H. c.
-t,s,U
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Ian. %

I NV wnmnn PfIOEGE MAR3lErp.. "r, a sht = s"I.r
,imds called POERE HARRIS who left my 'onsc On only
the May last She may Try 10 pass ,rse -, "'
which il no: thu case purchased her Of The sergeant o.
tic Cy oc Richmond, by whom SIC was ia n' a, 'It
j, about 30 or 50 wears age large SIZE DARK nnI" ~
heard and has rather pleasant connehancr
She j. In King Al lynehbnif hereby Caution
iii persons against harbornc empUyn. tr on pam {" oehe
prosecuted 10 the utmost rgo Of hr law WIN pay Ge above
reward on her delivery 10 me- the Office Of this paper
Richmond Jan. -, i-ia. JANIS W, W r.
" The ynchburg Republican will please copy ihe aooSe
tines and forward account This office,
MEIIA ACADEMY.-The Summer Session at ihs lhsntu
n lion wt commence February II and end Jus lst
T,rms-For Beard and Tui,nn So payable IN nj. ance
characterization Dew, HhGn MARI Professor haf
rison, Cartrye # prgin'a; Hon. W m > Achef "as""S
| (. HaIyir, Esq, R,e'ra'Ed
pheS'' posi- p'' =" i' W H. HARRISON.
| To- o. e2-wiw
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p,rp;,.r,m 1.ourt house Jan. 90 1872 s3-wsw

III lie Hcirs and Distributes IF I'm. 7A'reoN, dec
WHEREAS J. ~ the Administrator OF Einunis y Lucas, ne
w ceased who Administrator .! William Thweatt,
d.rrascl was required b, Decree Of the Crnt Superior
cont IL Law and Chancc;y r the county Of rnrco anu ry 81
u;c,mond held ~ the Capitol said city, Jane nd, s ~
nav To Tie Distributors Of william Th.cat drc,n-c whose
"cs ,,c "a follows Ury Thwratt, Hugh Reese, James
non.nn and Frances wife, joel T. Winfield, Frr.cS Jack
am and Martha !is wife, irhefy Lucas James Dagger and
his wife william Watson Henry Watson, John Rancs
nJ Warv hls wil William Middleton Brooks and Eliza l wife,
certain suns money in said Decree mentiuned and whereas
In, srv few III said persons have applied for Their proportions
ma . IN notify said persons, their heirs or other proper rcr-sen
ns Inn, have hen and ready Ia their respec
~ rcnured is said Decree and that they
Ia come forward and receive the nm ready
~ Else nv administration uf tie Estate Of the said ElmuGds
,1as. and hat unless application he made within
ns from th date shall rly 10 The heirs II tie said
mras me finds my hands and plead This notice IN bar q
49,, c,; which may hereafter against me respecting the
49,. !. = -. - = 49,. -,
ubo ua, flmiptaicr u u iiiam Yhrtgi', lecsasrd
Buckingham CO., Va, Jan. - ej-wiw
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The Democratic Convention is at hand (on Wed
nesday ncxl)-and ne must lay the Proceedings Of he
Counties before Readers at once. We lay aside
insertion.
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INIEETNbBD MALE AND TIIAIE SEMiSAki.-Tio
fourth 1T !.is Institution tben. the fourteenth
VII Monday, January 3lrt, 1872 This
School pleasantly located ye River. Nelson county,
gina twelve mics from confluence the James, ye
River w. House, road leading tlrlntt
10 l,nclhafs, and nearly slu>iant l,om both places. Ii Is
thought that few sitnl The rI-hy
for The purposes Of those who wish place
school the midst moral
,orhood, distance hautt@ II dissipation
enjoy III. pure nDumtim and surrounded with romantic
This School VIII divided into classes: the Junior
Classical aud Tlnchrfs Class The Junior Class embrace
Orlioraphy, Reading hIin- and Arithmetic.
Classical MI those branches preparatory r entering
Colleges Universities lu The active duties ul r and the
o prepare themselves tiat profession.
In this School great ihnughnPsS required IN the rliiments
The feelings a,,idi"u>y
and religions culture regarded rrccnncni;y important
and j. conducted hy nOa religious aud biblical
and by frequent appeals To the understanding and
Examinations heidi whlc! patrons
lr respectfully
Circulars viii b" parents, Informing the
standing and d.aortncn. ii scholars Iii, school The female
department taught Mrs Heath! heretofore. Board
hld IN The ne:bofnu ect-ei aud respectable
families ri SO pes month including al expenses. few
boarrrs hc received into The fny principal If appi
cation be ina.r
The INSTEAD Of being hitherto uniform with tile Prn-
will hereafter br graduated the al the
III, follows For those under ~ years tuition board
washing, fuel, lights, globes, maps, So, those
from 10 H. Sp; and fI all 49, SGJ, Of hve
Day Scholar, VIII be- crrgrd according the Glasses
they enter, follows: Junior Class Siu Teacher !2 ~; CLASH
cal S!J. Music with of lgao Respectful reference il
made Thomas Ma,, w. D., Ro H. Anderson, Esq, Mr. la
D. Goodwin, L. y. Lyon " - Wni. 'ia.r ESQ, Trustees,
Board School Commissioners Of Nelson county
H. W. HEATH, P,iHogdi Proprietor.
90 - -,3y
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NsJ,..J.. - oisdyato

| report from the Eastern Lunalc Asylum WINS aio
on the table and ordered 10 be printed.
communication received from the Senate stat
ing that they had passed
can act 10 extend the provisions of the net moor.
Porating the Madison Manufacturing Company, and oil
the act TO revive and amend the sGme.
Reports were received from sundrv Committee.
A portion was presented by Mr. Thompson, ct citi
Gems of Hanover for separate election precinct IN said
| county.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. MARTIN Of Tyler, that the Committee for
Courts inquire into the expediency Of ame'idng The
o1th section OF the act incorporating the Cltys Wheel
ing, passed March ll,h 1885, relation 10 jurisdiction
Of Constables-By Mr. CArERros, that the Committee
OF Courts inquire into the expectancy of;so amendng
the s3rd section of act entitled an ectto establish
Court of Law and Chancery each Of tie Counties OF
the Commonwealth and in certain Corporations therein
named, rs to embrace the Commonwealth process
within the provisions of said actBi MI GRIMES that
the Committee of Roads inquire int the cspaiieacy OF
authorizing the Of fifty tousans dolla,s 10 be raised
by Lottery, or otherwise for the Purpose ofextendng
and completing the Huntersve and Warm Spring
Turnpike Road from Huntersve, in the county of Po-
cahontas, TO the North Western Turnpike, OR near
Parkersburg on the Ohio River, and for the ton oil
good Bridge on sad road across the Gree nb River
In our report Of the first ballot for Jud OF the
Court of Appeals, the name OF Mr.. Acc was
omitted. lie voted for Judge May
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4 DESIRABLE FARM FOR : ALL sea Es ram,
II Brook li lying both sides Of hc Echone am ffehef
icksag Turnpike road 81 rlr from i- CITY, Inc act con
tains 81 arrrl which there about lou acres o%
grounds md 10 of wool land Ia one body The I'M
povcmens consist Of Dwelling house, containing seven
rooms with passages and hlnw kitchen,
smoke house and dairy The other buildings such barn. sta
and quarters good repair ihS farm consider
admirably adapted, country retreat for city gentle
man being drive Of ~ to - minutes I" the city II ~
seasons 81 the wear location for Physician. who w
have an fled for practice. For terms, application may
be made Henry L. Carter Of cnrico myself "'nei OF
whom wl show the land any wishing 10 rnr Sc
~ $50 RIO. 9. VILLA tiSoE
y, .2-2awiw
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Jan. 20


- III ,rZIOOVER'S OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNTAIN I'M
Is I'm, ann, Baltimore having obtained circulation,
thar ne rned designed giving e conduct Of ne i"nh
min Inn ana had disposed of his right and interest N !"
49, l a,hod taken his friends and the traVei'ih.
I'm, no credit be placed IN snh rr"il
49, c what quarter may lie still continues n tie CID IS
iheJ stand where lie wi customary be always prepared
recommendation III the public No change whatever Is
unless the effort To slrpass all MS i"fhe a.
sn,n 70 make the patrons Of the House comfortable
'e'"p " ~ - GEORGE BELTXlioCVER
S3-6t
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,-.d Tina, IN addition TO the delegates appointed
sd Convention at meeting held at Chester
ne sA ~. said county, Keeling Rowe, Anthony
atom Col. Ira White, Win A. Saunders, Doeto
4, T,I,aterrc, VIM A. Buckner, Nicholas l.. BAL
I,bn Conway, james w. Burwell, and James
rbornton. Junior, be added to the delegation
'.ar.d. That the Chairman and Secretary oil th''
ING be added 10 the delegation.
r.,,Jred. That the proceedings of this meeting Dc
SGs,ed IN the Enquirer.
p"soJrsd. That this meeting now adjourn.
h's''' WM. P. TAYLOR, Chmn.
Is ,snlsercs BceKsER, See'y.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
A., Democratic meeting, held at the eom'l ii'"se'
10 notice, on the 22d inst, Geo. heed' Esq
.aiisd 10 the Chair, and James H. Carson appointed
E,etary. ,a :,
NO; on, il was ~,
,orred. That this meeting cordially approves OF the
ia Convention of the Democratic party, 10 be held
H.. CITY Of Richmond, on the 2nd day OF February
E.;olr.d, That be appointed deiegaees 10
| ID the said Convention.
foregoing blank was then filled by the meeting,
The names of the following gentlemen as delegates
ie Convention, VIZ
nm Bruce, William Smith, James Robinson, JOS
T., loseph P,man, George Brinker, John W. Mil
Pete. Kramer, George w. BAKER James H. 90
:, I,cob Richard, and james A. RUSSELL Alternates
p,,b,rd + Byrd and William Wood, Of the House
Delegates Col William Carson, OF the Senate, and
mas Richie, Of Richmond.
On motion,
\, <,,rei. That the meeting adjonrn.
r''''' GEORGE REED, C'n.
4,
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The Resumption bill Of Maryland takes effect within
20 days after it becomes Law. The Senate yet
act on IT,
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Important Decision # tie supreme Court cfMe Unttee

Important Decision n Tie Sapremc Court Of the United
States
This Court pronounced yesterday opinion settling
an important commercial question, which ought to be
and generally known In the case ofSwift against
Tyson, the Cour; decides
]. That the thirty iourh section the judiciary act
of 1850, making "c atcs Of The seecrat States, SHE
res Of decision in the courts Of the u S where they
apply" only extends to the statutes and permanent 10
cal usages Of State, and not TO the Judicial decisions
Of the States upon questions Of general Commercial
law.
, That pre.eSisting debit snch consideration for
the regular transfer OF negotiable instrument
bes hama fdc holder 10 enforce il, free from the
cePtions to which il might be Liable between the origl.
nal parties 10 the instrument Uednesday's Giobe
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FARMERS BANK OF yIRGiSiA.-Tlc Board nf Directors
haycdcclacd Dividend "i tnrce per Capt1
stock. of tr profits II the Institution for months
subject 10 deduction TIE II quarter per
ccnt. bnncs 70 iilc state. j. g. BLAIR, CGshier.
January It'll, lei2. 7i-.wif
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From TENAs.-Santa Fc Pris0ners-The steamer
Neptune, from Texas at New Orleans, on the 7h inst
brought information that the French frirate Sabine
from Vera Cruz, had arrived off Galveston on the l2h
inst 1t was reported that the prisoners of the Santa
re Expedition had arrived in the city Of Mexico where
they had with kind treatment md would in MI
probability, shortly be liberated. Il was furthermore
rumored that preparations were making invade Tex
as, and that her ports would shortly be bockuded by
Mexican fleet.
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mnation may result, he had not had the smallest par
ticpai!on in this movement Mr. f. had no consulta
ton with lin, any friend, 10 the question, .he
Their he would serve; but as lie occupied a judi
cal station, he took il for granted he would serve,
elected.
Messrs. CocEF, VOOLFOLK and TmonSros several,
advocated the claims Of Judge Robertson.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
For John RebsHson- alessrs Nash, Speaker,
Thornton, Cooke, Baptist, Bondurant, Gusts, Wool
folk, Tod, and Fontaine-9
Far Jamss -uarsaal-Messs Hun,on. Peyton, Car
son, Wiley, Atkinson Conrad Bouldn, Carter, Faux
ner, Woodhouse, alcllhnney and Newman.-l9
For DarM ucCOmas -Slessrs Piper, Preston, Moi
ielt shlnn, NlcNnllen, Scott and Thornpson-7.
Tor ". Leigh-Campbell, Tnnsta and Lyons
Before the second ballot was gone into, Mr.. ArKlS
sos rose and stated that lie should vote for Mr. r.
although he was not his first choice.
Mr.. McalrLLEN addressed the Senate, and recountel
The history OF the whole proceedings relating to thu
election, and, especially, the adroit management which
he So had been employed 10 defeat choice. lie
pressed his regret that Mr.. Nc Comas should have beer
withdrawn, and his determination still, TO vote for him
Mr.. Lyons cpmpmentcd the Abilities and pressed
the claims of Judge Robertson
Second ballot.
Tor John Rcbertsoa--Mcssrs Nash, Speaker
Campbell, Thornton, Cooke, Atkinson, Baptist, Bon
durant, Gusts, Voolfolk, Bouldin, Lyons, Carter
Noothouse, Scot, Tod and Fontane--IO.
For BriScoe q. Baidntn.--Messrs Pey,on, Carson
Wiley, Conrad, PIPER Preston, Mofet,, Faulkner, Nc
lhaney, Anderson and Newman-lI
For Darid Nc Comas.-Messrs. Hunton, Shinn, Nc
Mullen and Thompson-4.
FIR b. ". Leigh-Mr. Tunstall-l
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LORD AsnGrRros has not arrived at Boston, as we
inadvertently stated yesterday. He has merely been
appointed Special Envoy 10 the United States
This gentleman formerly Mr.. Alexander Barring,
Of the distinguished House Of Barring Il Co, known
the world among business men. The Lon
don Chronicle says that he /" IS citizen of the
great Republic and Of The largest landed pro-
prietors in Pennsylvania" We hardly under
stand how he is still ''c,zen Of this country, as
nearly fifty years have elapsed since he was here
Lord Ashburton married Miss Bingham, native OF
Philadelphia whose father Of its most emf
nen useful and opuent citizens. lie occupied the
spacious mansion recently kept by Mr.. Head, Io.
Tel, in Third below Walnut street In his day. it
the most elegant residence in The city and the
gardens and APPENDICES connected with il gave
it princcly aspect Lord Ashburton is repre-
scn,ed as owning large amount Of property in this
city, especially in thr region Of Third and Fourth
Doubtless much Of fell 10 his possession through his
lady, whose father considered among the cpu-
lent men in Philadelphia. Lord Ashburton was ex-
pected TO leave for this country. We look upon
this appointment the most gratifying evidence, that
tho existing harmony between this country and Great
Britain will not soon be impaired PM. Gazette
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CABINET MAklNG.The subscribers lesJertfn. announce
y 10 their friends and the public 5nd thr friends u HE a"
RGi Poore business heretofore Quoted under III"
firm II Poorc Murray Roper l continued al the old sland
under the VI part Cor The heet
They hand collection ~ Fur
nurc, OF their Manufacture winch they VIII warrant anc
which they cilrr ~ prices suitable 10 the times
iNDERT AkIH6.Thcy also inform the public they st.l lN"
particular Undertaking. and wl heretofore ~
tend 10 III par! o IN. business with pfomnnrsa ana d.t
WILLIAM MURRAY,
BENZ. ". ROPER,
S,rririnr Partners nj tie firm ri P0orc hurry NPer
f-.la,,