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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-!n
pursuance al Deed of Trust executed by Henry Thwcat
ana wife 10 James Rawlings deceased and the undersigned
aue date the 9Th day of Apr, 1857 record the
county Court Of Halifax, for the purpose of securing n
money DUE The Farmers Bank of Virginia, l. surviving
see shall Monday, the 7th day Of October f fur,
mot then the fair day proceed SELL the premises
public auction, valuable tract OF Land situated
COUNTY oi Halifax, sixteen miles y. L. o the Court house.
Hunting adjoining the lands Of Henry Darlington
others and containing 800 some half Of which
ing original wth of woods with abundant supply
building timber The following particular description
'He property is given by Well acquainted with it, Thcrc
on THIS Of Land from 100 50 of good branch and
tk MAJ ana free from inunaton and fertile Tie pan-
GOOD repair under good cultivation, remarkably we'll
- a. S"nutd To- the South western road.
49, 49,, 's'sr vases and epas-es three times week, and
H. 49, ss' md saw mill and cotton machine. which great
60 ,s , NNIic ot the iimbered land. Tie roads IT, and
ood IA N every direction fine The n.ighbor
.s,,,h 90 10 cs ~" INC health, intelligence, morality and
y. W The buildings consist Of small,
oahe dwelling present occupied by the oversper with ont
en,ion OF capitalists" ~ - wen "'''" '"' -"
The terms of sale ill be cash
srpt.2 "''''' ',"s'ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Fall importation of Iard,1are, Cutlery, Guns ana
On

Fail importation Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and
Saddery.
WAN LEW, SMITH CO. have just received Their entre
FAN Importation, consisting in part oil
Ivory, stag. and buffalo table Cutlery,
Rodgers WoseniiClms and Cronke's fne pocke Cuiery
Knob stock pad TILL chest and other Locks,
Hand pit, MILL cut and circular saw
Files Of description, of Graves buchef = safses u
Shepherds aud lbbotson's manufacture, -
Parliament and other Butts Hooks and Hinges,
Broad and narrow Axes.
Shinrling and lathinc HaicheiS,
Anvils, Vices ard Screw Plates,
Trace, halter. log and hnh Chains.
Cast, shear German and bIstcIed Steel,
Spades and shovo<, &c. &C.. &C. e,h,a
Offered for sale very reduced prices TO the Guy
s.n S"i "a "aae' 3-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Richmond Bell and Brass Foundry, and Fancy Crate
.Hnnufaetoru E anil Oh streets, Riehmond, ~

rI,E subscriber continues ia cary on above business in al
lis vari6u. branches and lakes this met;oi Ia inform me CT
o Rcmoud. and Surrounding cnnn'ry tnat al ue's
inp,y-n, of profcssun My whole aiirinn >aa' =" n
voted business and prices shall correspond WIN e
tines have large supply of manufactured Of all kinds
snch generality used in all Of the Northern cities All k
repairs punctuay attended Gentlemen wanting s
castings fur mills factories wheat mach nes can DC
supplied Immediately by forwarding their patterns or oders
approved models. SaML. d. DEN..os.
IL o'-e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

e- P0STPoNEMENT.-To sun the conye,,.nsa - =, -
IeS interested III the property, the safe ,' p
harsday, the 2oth day Of October on which nv s
Otherwise. the first fair day thereafter Snnd,v u 'a,
VIII positively take place II is expected, that an
IN be made 10 modify the terms Of sale allow $50.
We credit for portion Of the purchase money Of wh, t
I'aon viii be given the day of sale. " '"'o'
Sept, l6 i,uees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

NAN RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-The subs rher offers for
- sale his Tract Of lying Dan river and Wynn's creek,
le county OF Halifax, Virginia, seven miles hast oil Mton
\ e. South of the river containing, by survey
5S ce Of which there $50 OF and creek low
Ssund' and half w" thirds of the tract now to clear
which portion Of the kind Of tobacco land. The
np;oysmrns comfortable dwelling house. with four rooms,
d tobacco barns negro houses, and AL other buildings ntees
'ly lie deems particular description unneces
M as all persons wish buy land like To see before
bey purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately but il is not sold before the
@ day Of September viii tina, day public sale
90 HE premises The VIII be liberal and made known
la day. JOHN II. CARTER.
Juiy ~ Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
RICHARDSON l. co.

RICHARDSON l. CO
M receiving by various arrivals from the Northern cities NM
BY the Harriet Rockwell direct from Liverpool their sursy
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
winch will make their Stock complete and we'll suited 10 the NJ
fIpaoh'ng ssason--,o be sold on their usual terms
Richmond Sep, /, 1872 l34-s..l ssp, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

- Bile SALE OF VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAMB
W he sold the highest bidder Dover Mills. on Friday
ne i September, of Land which formerly re-
~A yu. the OF Gonchand, about twenty miles iro
e cts Rchmoni adjoining the Dover Mills tract the lands al
Ten Prytn Richard sampson and Others containing SIX MN
dr and seventy acres hundred whereof are hrst
'- James grounds embracing portion Oh Salbol *
land there are two hundred acres in wood The
-aed portion Tie high toerabc heart, aud OF the
Ql;y lands lying contiguous TO James river,
beng susceptible Of the highest Of Improvement The
James Canal passes through Farm, aud affords ready
ant cheap transportation market Of all It's productions lhe
rera kab!y healthy having had Of
n and fever my family during residence on oil
t"eniy Years The will have immediate poSsession so
tt enable seed crop Of wheat. minute de
crn o land deemed unnecessary, those DESTROYS OF
@te w Doubtless and Judge for themselves. Mr. sally
hn. on tie PREMISES will show the place TO any one deslrous
ot viewing H.
Aplon purchase money will be required in cash, on
t balance liberal viii bt allowed, the purchaser giving
bonds oatng interest with deed Of 10 secure the ray
JOSEPH :. WATKINS
Aug - :si-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

pSREsH FALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DUNN 4 co. have
hand their Fail uppiy Of birmingham and shehsd ia,
Cutlery Britannia and silver plated Goods winch, wiz,
f assortment of American Hardware makes their stock very
complete. English Goods with small exception are Of
own and have also all our 0ther eoohs
exclusively for cash. disposed, well as
prepared sell cash. puncua men, and respect
fully invite merchants, and all consumers ot HARDWARE 10 a'o
with call.
Among seasonable just received are the following
viz:
Axes of Collins Simmons Kings, and variety Of other
makes
Spades and Shove!s, Traces and Halter Chains
Pocket and table Cutlery, many new patterns
Pad stuck chest trunk and knob Locks
Clark's patent Butts and Parliament hinges
Hand, pit, mil crosscut and remnant saws
Flies, wood Screws, bed Screws. SAD irons
Castings, cut, wrought aud horse Nails
S:fers. Brooms, Buckets, &c, &c &c ., .
ID oo-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

JIAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE-7'hr next Annual tom
mencement Of This College will occur on the fourth Wed
nesday this month"; instant We understand ,iat Inc
graduating class s larger than usual and the exercises Of the oe
casion expected uncommony interesting There WIZ
the day after commencement by saae
Read Of Prince Edward before the Society Of the
by Rev j. Casse Of Norfolk before the Planthpc 80
cey; and by Richard Cooke, ESQ., Of Fluvanna before .n
Union which the hearers may anticipate mG
pleasure. Sept. Us GU
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOonS.-Received oy re,
~ from the North large und general
of Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, bought At unusually oM
prices and will sold 4 small advance for cash. or 10 or
customers that will pay their bills on pessnia.,on
-, :, S'"'''s '''' J.-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

s,ALTEp HIDES, CALFsK!Ns, &r1hr subscriber has on
- hand for sale SEQ Hides 80 ciisknS, OF excellent
ouay and from thousand Pt' with good srS
H. 80, , f,vn,,lI. rims, JOHN BRANER,
" ' Union Hill, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

ID lCMMONn ACADEMY.-1his Institution will be opened
II Monday Sd al October, under the following arrangement
of PrurSs"rS
William Burke Prncral and Professor OF Ancient Languages
David Il. Grcfrer, Professor If Mathematics.
W r. Rally, Professor Of Modern Languages.
Besides Professors there will bc engaged rs many assistant
teachers the number of students will Justify.
The raupe instruction extend from the elements of
extensive and thorough course OF casSi-
Literature Mathematics and The FRENCH German and Italian
Languages.
To obvatr just Of complaint Ia the of
educ Academy and 10 place advantages within The
moderate circumstances the following scale of
charges has been adopted:
Spelling Reading. wnng Grammar History, Geography
,.,m ftpum months S3l 90
came With Mathematics 10 lA
same viii, French ~ 90
Sam with Mathematics and French. 80 90
Ancient Languages, 30 10
In, do with French 60
Io do with French and Ttaan 20 90
,raass - ''s 81 90
required be paid semi annually in advance To the
Treasurer a receipt Of such is to be
hlieh 10 the Principal.
Reference may m7de the following gentlemen who
the Academy Dr. George Watson, George W. Mum
r. Health stavuS \. Myers James Caskie, Nicho-
Mills John VI. Patton John H. Euace Archibald Peasants,
Robert Scott Samuel Sublrtt and DR. Richard A. Carneton
Sent Ii 3S-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

GEantArE of Yale College, who has had experience III
N teaching DESTROYS of obtaining situation "A Teacher IN
private fatally, public school lie can produce satisfactory
testimonials and scholarship from Prof Slii'ah
and other members Faculty of Yale College Reference
may made 10 DIR. AIaupn Of Richmond ANY connn
nc.lon aidres post paid NJ r.. Richmond or lei, al
the Oice Richmond Enquirer, stating particulars as 10
s., TX f"f' '' | S-iit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

I,O FARMERSTimohy Orchard and Herds Grass Seeds.
selected hy the North. warranted fresh and :rr
seeds. Also supply al fresh Herds raised ia
The vicinity al Richmond.
Sapling White Dutch aud Red Glover Also Ken
lucky, Eue or Lawn t;iass Seed.
Rye selected with especial regard to cleanliness and
quality. 49,,
Persons wiShn. Mediterranean Wheat be supplied by
civin. days notice. NM PAi.MbK,
s.n, M 3S-:,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-My Farm, containing Go
acres biag gapidan river, eight miles from Orange
tolri house. and thv.fve fredericksburg, for sale at
reduced price. For farther particulars apply az by letter.
JAMES l.. COLEMAN.
June q 1i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

AIRY GOODS NoTICE-Tlis Intrrsig led have received a
- complete and thorough of Fall and Winter Dry
Goeds, which they ton Of city dealers and pur-
elasers thousho the country.
IN addition usual supply Of Staple and Fancy articles
have very large assortment c .-se Three ply sc.leh
ami American Carpengs 81 aud ID hetian Carprnas, u va
qualities and grades Ao Impc; al Grnsscs Iuited ana
Wilton Rugs which, together with amy lns in our house, WI"
sold cash. time, lower than such goods were
before offered
to- Erinr determined reduce business TO the cash an"
yEar svsreu prepared offer those who buy Tor
cash buying time pog promptly advantages Of which, mhen
int wi hesitate avail themselves We accord
ncy particularly invite the attention o Ill such TO an
examination of oar Gnnds and prices.
BINFURDs, BACON 4 BhSKERVlLl"
EichmoEd SEPT. OH, lsi2 3G--st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

L,ARn WANTEp.Tic advertiser wishes to purchase tract
If Land with ar bout improvements il, containing
from 100 200 acres lard Of good quality aud with
four ilrS Of this city. Fog such tract ia price,
a ,aon,v. win Dee paid. Enquire nj this office - .
lG I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

1IISS MACKENZIE respectfully announces that her scnool
lfl will open the 81 October for the reception o hoafdefs
and day pupis much pleasure believing that She mas
pepn every advantage that tend I" facilitate anu
their improvements for she knows no higher sra'Incaton
,sn that which she enjoy in rendering School worthy Of a
Of the ample share Of public favor ny which mas
Sr, IL ' " 3s-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

y,REsii FALL AND WINTER GoODs.-We have now in
.ror o entire urply of Fall Bintcr Dry G"ds. conre-
hrnang and general assortment, when, having reh
in the August before the passage OF me ae
ll and wcu as believed, the Northern markets were
NJ their greatest Depression afford TO sell on very reaso
bic customers and other WISHING hs Guy
are invited call ana examine for themselves. =, ,
f. 4 J. :. JAMES & CO., Globe Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Madison county, July ~, 1912.

~ POSTPONEMEAT.-nc consequence al bad weather on
the 9th August the above sale postponed in Friday me
23i instant, Sep,cmber.l TIE CoMMiSSin :,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

\ EW GOOpS.-BEERS & POlADEArER, Merchant fa""rs,
M. nov receiving Fall supply nt the hest ana mos,
,-honahr Goods lire that can be- procured IN the ohe
by of the at the NortH) from Inc
y.,v ,,rs, atoms and To which they respectfully invite
, ,,rnn Of Their customers and the public in general
| w '''' W." VI Wv" 3s-Et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

VALUABLE STAUSTUN RIVER LAND FOR SALE-Thr
tanning sal acres This tract lies on the waters Of slanon
river near Coles ferry, in Charlotte county There are yes acres
OF grounds the largest portion of which is fertile any
ygn the high land OF very superior quality and in good
heart and contains upwards Of 300 acres Of well tmeed wo
land very highly improved tobacco lots and nearly all
of the arabic land is in high Of improvement There Is
also he river Fishery belonging to said tract yielding u
peach orchards portion Of which is of the most
choice kind of fruit The dwelling house large aud como
dous two story building in good repair CONTAINING zen
with good cellars, with all the necessary out buildings am m
provemens This land lies remarkably WE'LL and IL situated m
healthy and Secnn Of country and in dern'.
nrishboood There he few situations more desirable iof
W this land is not sold privately before Tuesday the s day Of
November shall tina, day, the premises sell u IL
s. 600 to be paid day May the residnc
of the purchase he pa! in Nv" equal annual 'n ,,h
approved security will he required Of the purchaser and deeu
Of trust Tie land further security.
n B. If private sale should be made due nniice WI he gwen
Charlotte co., Va. Aug Of. 1872. ;ta-tds
& ALE OF NEGROES &C., &c-ou Mond,y, the 9Th day Of
- the present month, tScptembrr il fair ii moi, the next fur
day will he sold without by VIM H. Curtis
Bridges, the residence o! the Snb'cric IN me ronh ~
aa"vsr Ill OF his Slaves rm"nn"g To abort =, % various
kinds old; them good plantation hands, an
excellent weaver, iruner and washer, and good c.pehr
r and plantation utensils good carriage aud harness and
buggy harness. and all household ara Kitchen nth'
with The growing crops indeed Kind =" person
al property longing furnished farm and homestead
hr Slaves viii sold for Terms of tie other properly
Sale conducted by R. IL DICKINSON, Anet ,,-,.s
Sept. > "i-l.a
Public Sale of raiuabie Lind in Madison County,
n Of decree of the Superior Court of Madison county,
ID May si2 the undersigned, acting ~
Commissioners will sell by public auction on The prsn's r o"
Wednesday, 2ih day m August next that valuable Farm,
late t, property of Charles This farm lies on the
Robinson river miles North Of the Court house ana con
ans about i0U The farm will hc sold Two lots dIvidG
The Ia! ON the West side contains abn' leu acres
10 Of which timber ir balance valuable low GROUNDS
The lot side contains the dwelling house. anu
other necessary buildings which comfortable and commot
portion uf The farm contains 100 low sronhhs
he ,1lan i,
also I .nd III acres Of wood aEd detached about aud
half miles distant.
The undersigned can say with confidence that farm every
but seldom offered at public safe
Persons purchasing will please view the premises a.
we are persuaded hr Otherwise than pleased
Terms-One fourth of the purchase money 10 he ad GOWN
the balance equal animal u,alnrnis, 10 he secured y
land, and bEts w good personal security
J0iiS hOOTOS.)
y, M;' TIM nASks' c'""i's toner's
Madison county, July 10, 1872. al-ids
49, pocr,p0NrNc\T NJ had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

~ OTCE-Mr JOHN WOUDYAPfSr: You will please take
notice have filed petition the Circuit Superior
Court chacrry for ar'i:un, Virginia, to get d.
rHeaO mifioni, from YOU W ch will be tried III Tie
neat October of said Court.
1-0in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

rEO. ". TOlER GENERAL AGrNr Asp CoilEcroH Rehm"na
" T attends renting ont houses, hiring out negroes, Bel
inc produce, collecting bonds. accounts, &c.
Person, the country having negroes 10 hire out produce
sell &C. would do well TO give him call.
Oii'r opposite Exchange Bank ., =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

A TEACIIEK WNNTEN.-The New MATket atautIhy alt1!
r.bj IS about being finished, and will be ready Tor lie re-
,.niio,, Of scholars by the 18th of October next.
The Trustees ANXIOUS Ia married gentleman, OF
o character WIN well qualified teach all the usual branch
- ,auoht IN snch Scnnares reasonable salary may he ea
ncird To person distance IL not be anlss IL
t,,- thai no situation Virginia healthy and that sup
plies cpon Of produce for family can be
olcained ON reasonable terms. Address post paid,
''''"' SAMI'EL MoFFETT, irest. Of the Trustees.
-, N.,., Sh.non,i,,h ,o Y, SIM IN :s-ats
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11
9se0tuGtt119en.

1.9cr"9 "9aterGanbsfreunp uno 8ettf Der 3eit
rr(btint reeemisS jsbcn Srett"s.
,%v Gutcrirtiousz zprets 1T II al IT, so cn s
- Observation-Disclosures rptr er als Die 3nn8 nit in
mtr ba(b Der ltten J5alftt res Sabrs 6s1"blt ~irc
Die 3eituns tann pann auf58cten merrtn, tpnn au
Ni6ranbe bc4ablt tno
~ gBsnn vor bem 9erlauf beg Sabrts bic 3tttng MIG
eufaet1mbiSt prc, % betrttt man rles ais e1ne" Se"n
nieft(be fir EN- anOeres Sabr su bebAlten'
5) Sem ntsrbrber wiN fir e"en eS'ern 3eitr""m "Is
6 IOpnattm an9cncmntn
g. Die 9er(enouns srEtitDt Nuf Soften Der nterbrtttcr
S r,efe u bic erasSeber mBsn rUfrep en8tanbtwcrren
r. 4n,eseu werpsn fir bic bn @rette einGsridt; mScn
atr (oalei bJHblt wcron 100 man nlt "f onttt9s
Nrt In 3e6nung fsbt.
Jeoer pctmeter bat bas gedt. etnem Srtei
IN petdem @ 3eitum9s9elo be1noet, 20 et ait Den
Crutcr ;u lberienoer.
NEeun uus unere entftrntcn eeier aIio 8elo ienoen
.ppucu 70 traltteu e MIR gu tbrem poNtme!lter 5 e1
ben, uuo in etuer Ge9enpart oae 9eo IN ener Wr'el
at tns gu Ge9cn. @r ihrebt cbonn bic SooreBe ooron
luo ramfrt oen Brie pcourdh oen Subicr1benten n'e
sem Druder baS ppt9elo eripart miro
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11

Durf itrense gercronuu9et 9Iaubte Der Sfatf ieoeu
Jn 8reslau batc fat ebe Snnuns ibre seneinf6aft6en
annSen SIM SABRE 1889 batten bic &re4mer a. bic Siets
fer H. bic Sufer 8erter IL, bic Idnader 6 ef Sad
er 9, bic ier 5, bic &arjaner s. Die Sne6er oan,er
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
RHCSE ISLAND.

In another column will be found accounts OF the
pending difficulties in Rhode Island We have
not particularly noticed the rise and progress of
these disturbances heretofore. The grounds OF
the difficulty are as follows: Rhode Island has
been nourishins for more than century under its
colonial charter Meanwhile vsrious efforts have
been made to induce the people TO extend the right
of suffrage under the charter, this right is re-
strcted to freehoders and the eldest of free
holders, being of lawful age Voters must also
write their names on the back of their BALLOTS
This system has bsen described as tyrannical and
oppressive and the Legislature having refused to
call Convention to bring about change. the re-
formers ordered Convention without legislative
authority. Delegates were accordingly elected,
new Constitution framed, and this ms trument
>vas submitted 10 vote, and adopted. While these
movements we're in progress, the Legislature au-
thorized legal Convention. 1t assembled ac-
cordngly, framed new Constitution, in which
some Of the objections the cid were duly regard
ed this Instrument submitted TO the people
and rejected. Thus, the Constitution framed by
the Convention Illegally called, adopted by a
majority Of those who thought proper to vote upon
the subject, while the Constitution framed by the
legal Convention, rejected. The argument of
the friends Of the latter instrument is, that under
existing circumstances, change has been deter
mined upon, while the reformcrs claim the enforce
nent and recognition Of their Constitution, and
are preparing to hold elections under it, The Lee
gislsture has taken strong ground against them.
and has passed act foI SURPRISING insurrection
Hence ihe excitement
Meanwhile, both parties have sent messengers
TO the General Government for aid President Fy-
Ter has written letter TO the Governor, in which
he promises to execute the necessary duties i'm
posed on him by the Constitution in such cases
but will do nothing in anticipation of domestic vio-
lence. It is to be hoped, however, that the good
of the people of Rhode Island will triumph
finally all revolutionary other illegal at
tempts to subvert her government, and that the
threatening storm will blow over without any un.
pleasant results.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
Taoentv. Nine DAYS Later From Europe

The steamship Great Western arrived at New
York on Sunday with 20 passengers, having left
Bristol on the I'd instant. W. are indebted To the
New York Herald and Journal Of Commerce for
extras for which we make up the annexed sim
mary of intelligence:
The news is important. The English have
been defeated in A1ghanistan. having lost six
thousand soldiers, and most of the officers Of the
invading army.
Adyoes from Bombay to February L. state that
Cabool has fallen, the whole British force there
amounting six thousand men, annihilated; one
entire British regiment, the 44th, erased at one
fell swoop from the army list, and five native reg
iments cut to pieces. The ladies of tho envoy and
the officers, sixteen in number, have been carried
into captivity by the ruthless Affghans. Sir VIM
McNesghtnn, envoy to Cabool. had been treach-
erously assassinated by a son of Dost Mahomed
his head cut off, 9araded through the streets on
pole, and stuck IN derision on the walls OF Caboo
by the Infatuated insurgents.
The British about send ten thousand
troops to India.
The Queen, and her husband and children,
were "pretty we'll"
Since 1887 there has accrued deficiency in
the British revenue of fl0,000,000.
Three special messengers have arrived in the
Westem--one from the British Government TO
Loud Ashburton-one from the French Govern.
ment 10 the Freueh Minister-anG one from the
American Minister in London, all in reference, il
is supposed, 10 the righl Of search