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A SITUATION WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, who wen quafedt to teach all the branebe.
{" thorough English education Mathematics Usually
taught IN schools and Academies Greek Lam
gee wishes 10 obtain Teacher of school in V
hl Ample testimonials Of qualifications character can he
FURNISHED desired Communications To r. Il = Rapt
hammock Academy Caroline county Virginia meet with prompt
M ~ rNtf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmo nd.
High Water this day, - o'clock, =

ARRIVED.
Sehr Transport, Rowe, Raprahannock corn
Schr Ranger. Absolum, Suffolk lumber
sclIr Martha, Alen Norfolk. fish.
Schr Roscoe, Eaton, Luhcck, plaster.
Schr Cleopaira's Barge, Lewis, Boston, plaster
Schr RoIanna. Phillips, Baltimore. ballast.
Selm Gcn'l Washington, Phillips, Baltimore sundrc.
SAILED,
Schr Ncmadcla, Welsh Baltimore. coal.
Schr SchOolhoy, Jones Norfolk coal.
Sehr Gent Wayne, Robinson, Boston, coal
Sehr Leader. Somers Philadelphia. coal and tobacco.
sehr Charles Pitman. Townsend, New York coal.
Schr Pennsylvania Thomas. Norfolk. -four.
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NOTICE.
L Joseph Jackson, the son Of Joseph and Peg.
Jackson who removed from county Enrisr
time The n 1902 and settled Wyihe COUNTY
Virginia should b. living ani produce subscriber cv
dcnce q thc NJ win proportion Of hts upee
Christopher Jsckson's Estate agreeable viii
Any lsiiers sdircsd navhl.onvilc
Cosnty, Maryland, VII Be aucnricd
THOMAS r KENT
% - em Administrator q Christopher jackson
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THE subscriber has taken the well known

'E'fiE subscriber has taken the well known
WASHINGTON HOTEL which from its centrally together
WIN iS soguV 10 The Capitol City Hail. Richmond
urg ana Potomac Rail Road and Petersburg Rail Road
DePotS presents 10 both travellers and sourners city most
hh aod. II occupies one Of the command
ing positions city, overlooking all thai nan IN "a. c,,v Li
'apb including Manchester with hut little the view
n,S Gown the James by which the sails that chequer
waters well as country which HANG , "a
fully below the Pals" seem exhibiting most nietrn
all IFS maguifccncc. F'"
Members Of the General Assembly this house very eonvc
Fhsch' being within two minutes Inc mi
rs To tie style which house will be kent the
thinks necessary only, knows fun yrl ,la, s ou
way To secure patronage j. deserve il.
The following the rates Of change.
~ % per day s. per week for single rooms
- per week when occupy the sa,nc rN,tn
$50 year for boarlers
$500 for boari lodging
tie appeals To las friends and liberal public that supper; which
26-wIm AZ 4, ~, r,,,,,-,..
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f,.1 FOR RENT, and possession given ON the
- >, Isl OF December men, the wooden Tenement on II street
r .a, s Dahr > MeClrly the occupancy Mr. G w
Taylor. For terms apply To
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TO TEACHERS.
FURTHER SUPPLY or NEW AND CuEAI
DRY GOODS.

UST received from the North further supply
~ q Winter Do Goods which pure for ee.h a,
reduced prices AMI offered by the ihsc MIXERS goat
bargains The following ARTICLES comprise part ct the sock on sDi
Heavy S1inctts ani Glasgow fof servants wear
Finc Do AMI Kentucky Jeans
Cloths Cassuicrcs and Ncstines
White. rd green anil yellow T1anncts
Black AMI cord slSs, fr'd AMI pa
Fain and frd Mousin &C. Lanes
Bouhatincs. Cfcass1ns and Mcrinos
rlad Mcrinos AMI Tartan plabis
Handsome iatk Calicocs an qualities
Furniture Prints assorted patterns
lic AMI Thread laccs AMI lnscr;in-s
Rohinct laccs and Footing
Sin, cotton AMI vorsicd Hoe anil h7if Hoe
Buck beaver Nd sk ant Gloves
Mcrino. Thihet and slk Shawts
Nadicd sIk Manults and Scaffs
Mcrno and lambs wool Shirts AMI Drawers
Scotch. American and rag Carrst-
Worstci and linen Hearth Rugs. &C. &C.
ne above Gocis together general assortment of artc'c.
IN te Dry Gois line Will Be .oi VEN cheap f,f cash al
J. n O. NNfNCtfNMS
M 20 Cheap Cssh Dry Gods Store. Main Street
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STKATTON,s OFFICE,

Drawing Of IeesbuTg Lottery No. So Extra, Nov. 2aI
- ~ 50 80 80 ~ so ~ 30 ~.
Drawing Of Iecsburg Lottery, No. 60, Nov. 2sth.
50 - 50 IL GO ~ % 81 n SO ~ ST.
M OF
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ELSON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.
IUNHE School heretofore conducted mt Elson
Green in Caroline BY the aic Mrs Talafcrro BE-
continued the year charge n Mr. and Mrs Ton
commencing the 18Th o. January AMI terminating on ist II
december following allowing t month August Vacation The
present fcccptc Mrs viii continue To- awe nstr
ton an tho branches q English Education together m French
and Music
TERMsFor Boar and Tuition IN English Branches ps session
o '" months payable half IN advance. 300
Candlcs towels &C
French "a
Music snd Of Piano N
y. R.-No deduction u,de erceps IN eas.. Of .rk,..-
Adicss-IIanovcr Ccur IIoss
noio-Sa JOHN Ton
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Auftion 5alts.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Jnn,e. ~. Lynch.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY lame. n. Lynch.
STOCKS AT AUCTION
Whl - on MONDAY nj ~ oeIoek the Exchange HntsI
$1,000 q Six Per Cent scs Virginia $1,000 o
Nanehe~ coon Factory k.bug ami Ri,l
mond Raj Road stock AMI shares Kanawa
,oihnny- no - Htl JAS. ~. LYNCH.
By Williams a H...iI.
DWELLING HOUSES At AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON 2oth ins; at half past O'Clock
premises .ia sen At auction two no,iy tni.h h,t
teneroeni Brok Avenue res.nce CAPT John
Gon high the lower ,ory calculated for s:,.rx
store with comfortable kitchens the back yarl Also another
tenement beyond Brook Avenue fronting feet with
two rooms below and " above.
TrsssOne quarter equal nj
and ~ months deeds OF tn on The pro
perry 10 secure the credit payments.
no 2a-s. WILLIAMS 4 HAxALI- Auet..
Hy Dunlop, noncure a 10.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, the 29th instant, at 10 O'Clock. in
front Of our Store will be soh large and assortment Of
Porto Rico Sugars Of Prime to second graao
Clarified
~ do.
Refined Loaf aih Lump do.
Porto Rico No.as-e.
Rio COFFEE
Java do
Porto Rico do
Iaguayra do
ST Domingo Do
Goshen oieeae in ea.k. AMI round bo1o.
Prime Apple do
Ceroons fotant Indigo
Bacon
Sap-
Sperm. TaIow, and scarinc CAuils-
Winter and Fan sPem OILS
Elephant DO
sfter,, SAFES and Screen Wire &c
Raisin- IN whole
Sweet Malaga. Sicily and Toaerif Wine,
Domestic Brandics, Whisky Gin. e. SC
Tcnns-uTsier 800 cash: over. niou:ir credit.
no 20 DUNLOP MONCURE & CO. Ancts
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NOTlCE.-We, tho undersigned, having, nc.
eessary 60 mingc much with The people of rov,han anil
The ADJOINING corncs character our buress ,s i
We omecrs IN The d county, respectfully inform pcrons ng
claims fof collection in The fowhatan Goohni Ac
IN am Culhclnd That have associated Ourselves tor.te AZ
General COLLECTORS and win promptly any bu.nc. in On,
line confrcd ~ care. mo n wOopPtN
no 1S-cwfi&iaNt HENRY WAITUATT
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VA CuANIC ODE.
~ REV. JOHN rrERroINr.


Spirit of Wisdom and Power,
The works OF Egypts mighties, hour,
The pyramid and vaulted tomb.
The peerless fame of David's Son,
The giant towers OF Babylon
Old works of grandeur and of gloom
Thy curtain'd ark, the jcwelled vest
That gleam'd OF old on Aaron's breast
Works for their glorious beauty famed
All these, by thine informing mind,
In strength were rear'd, by skill designed,
And lead our thoughts to thee when named.
Lone columns on III Ionian shore
And sculptured ruins scattered DER
Athcnan and Corinthian plains,
Of heavens departed spirit speak,
That shed glory round the Greek
And throw its last light on his chains
The conqucror's arch, the temples dome.
OF Pagan and Of Christian Rome,
That kindling spirit taught 10 swell;
And many tall monasiic pile,
Still frowning DER our fathers isle,
or thy past inspirations tell.
The arts that bid our nayies ride,
And thunder DER tho trackless tide.
The arts Of dove-winged Peace are thine.
Spirit of Wisdom and OF Power!
BE thou our undecaying power,
And our adoring hearts thy shrine.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

VIE General Meeting Of the Stockholders of
The Farmers Bank Of vrginl held at their Ranking
January, W" ~" ~'' "
&c. ., assembly passed March e5,i isie provides that
OF Bank shan hereafter PROXY any
sockbohc Direction. or Once. ~ ,rt no.
,ah any PROXY be- valid which been cIee,s .Iy ,ys
before the time OF election - -
m same act provides that ne IT annual meeting,
President or Director any Savings Bank or general ,yen, az
Director of BANK" a. mr. am $50. - d
-NSreabsr 2Ih, 1912. N "-
FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY To voTr ny PROXY
Know all men by tbc-e presents, that of
do hereby appoint 10 be .,,,,,,. - - =,
I. mir ana BEHALF 10 vote at election Director or
' !" Inc Farmers Bank of virginia. firenor. To be
Substitute proxy represent Al an ncrr,s ar a. ST.,
hieis OF the formers Bank of Virginia and In nam. and l
r., w i,sI-ehg the en1etng. Repeating amending such
"a ouhances OF Regulations he deemed necessary
ana convenient for the government Of the said Bank
IN witness whereof have 1T hanl AMI al tb.
St, y, US !'s" lsE.Ll
sG-cothis.c
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These the facts that led the arrest There is no
law ON the statute however, which the offence and
Yesterday she was discharged from cnstody-AB. Afas
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MIS- smith, for this WINS her name by marriage, was ds
satisfied with the matrimonial state and complained a,
nend OF hers Michael Mcclure that her husband 10 use
er own language, didn't do the thing that right
mr. McOuiEc from the convcrsaon led believe i,,
efe wss mystery about the Affair." and protested tina, ho
would ferret il out.
day or two subsequent this. MIR. John Smith called
~ hcs honsc, and cnquired pots kettles ncnd
" Dvii one" said Mike; in my ad I've n M nd
10 nay q yourself" In walked John Smith, and Mix,
eyed the gentleman very sharp. "A purity ,ick We have
ncen payin, isn't IL. madam" exclaimed Mike with n
rhrcwd shake wild, his left eve.
cited. e' -
., " Yes wili," said Nike in angry tone, and I'll
hno" wheher You are one not - this moment Mike
seized hold OF John Smith, and his coat veui and
saw TO his great surprise that Mr.. Smith indeed
a woman!
These are the facts that led the arrest There is no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES. &c

TRUST SALE OF SLAVES. &c.
IN PURSUANCE of deed of trust executed
Wy Isaac Hac to Lawson Buroo decd and the ntsc crs
e Goth January 1897 of record Chesterfield Of decree
Of the Superior Cour Of Chancc Richmond Circuit pro
hoineed on the 18th June 1919 Porter Il al against
Sale c al win Tur~ly December 1912 Il fair
" not the fiir day, residence Isaac Sale In
Chesterfield sell by public auction. the their increase
AMI The Stock Plantation utensils AMI contained in the
sah deed The slaves IN number and are
many ~ them valuable
The alc VIII be made n twelve noniis-anl the
purchasers win be required bonds approved sos
letoTe delivery Of the property. NICHOLAS MILLS
nov 26-ctisSd3faw H. RIODFs
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TAYLOn,s AIpANY CaEAM an

FEg Subscribers appointed agents n Tay
ors Cream Ale known fo many years being superior 10
any oher Ale ever sent 10 the South Orders from the county
eWeu promptly by GAYNOR LYEI.L.
noHb One dor above the Ben Tavern
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1Sn sACKs FINE SALT
AOO tons country Iron
Roc Hcrrinzs IN ! trncis
No. 7 do
No Mseterci in N AMI hits fpr saic hy
M
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A tIGAWSl CIGARSII-Wc have store. AMI offer Tor
- se Cgau n superior qualify which We can the attention
Of tiose who arc fond u a really good arcc
no 26-10t ROYAII. A MORGAN
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, sc. sc
- AYNOK q INELI. hnNn constantly M

- han large assortment u every article linz W ie
they determined 10 IN the cash or
IN prompt customers County merchants and physicians
nec sening their orders TO rely having them prompt
~ executed.
We would respectfully cs The attention n merchants physicians
md The public generally 10 assortment n Drugs Medic
Chemicals Surgeons Instruments Gss Ware Paints OH Vanish
Window Glass Dye ftun- Tobacco Cigars Snuff Foreign
nestle Pr1mcry Coogncs and Fancy Articles together with
assortment n Patent Medicines among which win found
Racaon valuable preparation for dyspepsia WaaTs
Basam of WIZ ClFry Huvs genuine Marnesa Hays Lnment
for the Piles cwes Nerve and Bone Tnucnt Indian Verc
bic Elixir for Rheumatn Iayncs Eapccionn Caunnativc BAL
and Hair Tonic Peters lIbbar Lees Indian Vegetable and
Vsies French Pls Rowands improved Tonic MIXTURE syyas
Panacea, Tayors Bal-am o. Lverwou, &C.
oAYNOR LYELI.
wfs ono door abovs me Ben Tavern
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4 LOVER sEED-CIOVEEs SEED.-A lot N Clover
- seed Of superior qualify, daily expected and Tor sale
no 20 WIN ANDERSON IT,
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IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

IL ENTUCKY RIFLE POWDEu.-3oO kcs. FFF
just landed warranted u superior quality and Tor -,ir nj thc
Vey hwes prices BY DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
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FOn CMAMLEsTON. 5. !,

IITJb TIE Inc Schr. KcdwIng, now tnkinp
IN freight nj Iudam's wharf immediate dispatch
For freight or passage apply To on board or 10
no2b RANKIN h WIITTtOCKE
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M HISkEBJusi received 20 bbls Cd Rye and 90 his.
common do for sale low. WIN ANDERSON. IT,
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Il Attest Sly BES.-Just received, n hand
some lot Of Over Coats made Of the hshon1hc nntcr
al Also Cloth Coaks and Merno Vests AMI various other fl.
ionabc goods j. NJ Ogr.Ts
&c e.
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Court of Oyer and Tcrmincr.


MAY ll.-Triai Of William L. Stone. for Libsi--The
District Attorney, Mr. Whiting, opened the case stating
that Mr. Stone had been indicted FOR libel Aldermen
Purdy and Lee associate Judges Of the December Term
of the Court ef Oyer and Terminer and VIM Paxson
Halle Esq, clerk OF the Supreme Court Tae Jury were
to pass upon the question whether such accusations
these contained were libellous or otherwise
0Mr. WHITING then called VIM. B. Marsh to the stand
This witness testified to having purchased copy Of the
Commercial Advertiser containing the libel in ueson
Mr. W. theu stated that the libel grew of remarks
against the Court u relation to the trial of James Gordon
Bennett in February last sevecly rejecting upon the
Court SC He oorsd to produce the minutes Of that trial
with view to showing who the presiding Judges
but was opposed by Mr. Graham who said it was illegal
taken place.
Mr. KKTcHuM supported Mr.. G.. but after reply from
Mr. Whiting. and consultation among the members Of the
Court Judge Kent stated that the minutes shond ad
mitted evidence He read precedents in support Of
position Mr. Vandervoort clerk CT the court
on the witness stand, and produced the minutes.
Objection was then made by Mr. Graham to there being
admitted the ground that they had been certified
Another argument took place in this but the objec
were overrued. Vandervoort testified to the opinion
ofhe Court that occasion and the remarks If the Cir
cult Judge After more argument the Court adjourned
past 10.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald1
BALTIMORE, May ii, 1912

BALTIMORE, May IL, lolS.
Mr.. EDITOR
Last evening took stroll to the camp ground
where, on Monday next, the great encampment is
to be held. Ii is really beautiful spot, and well
adapted to the occasion. Twenty or thirty booths
have already been put up by persons whose purpose
it is to keep accommodations in the way of eata-
bles and drinkables. There are also several tenn.
perance booths where every thing, except the
"critter,' will be kept. Some of the companies
from distance will be here tomorrow or ne XXI day
Every body is talking about the pleasure to be de-
rived from visiting Camp Baltimore" Our volun-
teer companies are out on every occasion, drilling
with an eye TO the grand prize flag.
The quarrel between Stanley and Wise is much
talked Of, and has produced great deal of anxiety
Last night we had report that they had fought
and that Wise was killed. Every mall however,
from Washington, il is thought, may bring such in
telligence. They must fight-there is no possible
way OF escaping it..
We are very anxious to hear how the great race
between Fashion and Boston terminated num-
Der of bets are pending on it in this city, most OF
which are on the latter.
We have the promise of beautiful day
Yours. RoDERIcH.
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City Intelligence.

roLIcn'-There was little doing at tho police yesterday,
~ 1.-THE thieves pickpockets and other rogues
tending the various gambling assemblages and about
our city at the present exciting period big buck negro
named James W. London, alias Whpple. arrested
yesterday and committed to prison charged by his
daughters Eliza Ann Hall and Hannah Rooms both mar
red with incest and adultery. He formerly resided in
Providence, r. l.. and in this city in Leonard and in
Church Here is subject for the sympathy of the
abolition and amalgamation people.
THE FIRE last evening about nine O'clock consumed
fourteen buildings the north west and side Of
Forsyth and Rvington streets They principally
frames. rumor put in circulation last night that
three killed by the falling Of the walls OF brick
building but could not it to any source
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Phlladelphia.
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.l

Correspondence Of the Hcrald.1
PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1912.
The Custom House, and Consistency erths Jr8iaimg
ofthe Clay Press--Retwn Of Lewis- Dempstcr-
Stocks, &C.
The work of renovation and publication has be-
gun in our Custom House, and where and when il
will end ismore than can now be told This move
ment is directly from the President; and although
but one man has received orders to quit, it gives
fearful augury to the Clay incumbents of what NAV
be expected to follow. The person removed is an
appraiser, and, of course, not Of Roberts ap-
pointments the appraisers all appointed BY the
President.
One or two of the Clay press of this city are la
boring very hard to thwart the President in this
business Of removals, the same too which year
ago looked on as calm summers morning,
when about double the number which it is now pro-
posed to eject tor cause, were unceremoniously
turned out, without days notice, wholly on the
score OF their politics These men too, most OF them,
had large families In the face of such facts and
at the risk Of respect for all consistency, one of
these papers this morning moderately says
"Mr oberts, Is TO be dismissed from the office OF
Collector Of the Customs of the port OF Phadel-
phia because he refuses to discharge from office
nearly forty men, most of them with families against
| whom not single charge OF lncompetency or NAL
practice is urged"
This much to excite the sympathy of the Presi-
| dent II could hardly have been expected TO have
| much weight with disinterested community, who
| remember the sweeping removals a yearago in the
same Offices. Then follows from the same paper a
passage of different tone.
"Well, suppose Mr.. Tyler finding that Mr.. Ro-
berts refuses to lend himself TO such executive
wrong, dismsses the veteran, does he suppose that
| he can find in Philadelphia man that will do the
dirty work Does he suppose that there is Penn
sylvanlan competent TO the office of Collector. who
will take II at the price imposed No such man is
| to be found among us
| | much question whether this threat will prove
more efiectual than the coaxlng tone first tried
John Tyler. it is said has taken his stand and will
| go ahead without fear or intimidation. The asser-
ton of not being able to find men who will be
willing to accept Of the Office of Collector with
the condition OF removing forty men whenw we have
| living example of one having been found to take
| II who reved eighty, must not be expected to md
| many believers in these hard times. ~
Here follows pointed lesson to subordinate OIL
GERS with the view of meeting supposed conhngen-
| cy. much question however whether this WIN De
found to weigh heavily with them as thelr sala-
| res
1--WE even hear that the President, despalrirg OF
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success in hunting up such man, ha determined
TO remove MIR. Roberts, and b fore iis makes any
new appointment. have the work done by some OF
the subordinate officers, acting FRO them gc as Col.
lcctor. We do nat know exactly which officer has
such compliment to his prime pies in store for him
but we know several Of them who would not than
for including their names in the list of those
likely to do such bidding.
There can be found a. many good men 10 fill the
subordinate Office there are 10 fill the principal
aud If those who now hold Them, cannoi do halt
as much for the President, as Jonathan Roberts
has done for Henry Clay; why they can follow him
into retirement,
Hosea J. Lewis, late cashier OF the Schuylkill
Bank, it is positively asserted IS In this CITY, and is
on the point of making some astounding disclosures
touching the frauds on the Kentucky Bank, and
which 1t ls said will also touch the characters OF
some p0yrespectabte citizens here Stand from under
Dompster gives his first concert Tomorrow night
at the Masonic Hall. He will doubtless have
crowded house, but had 1t been at the Musical Fund
Hail. il would have been still more crowded He
is the sweetest ballad singer in the country.
There was a larger business In stocks to-day than
tor several days past, at prices not much changed
FROM FLoRIDA.--By the steamer Colonel Harvey
from Patka, the following news has been received
al Savannah -
Glorious news has Just been received through
Major Belknap that Hadeck Tuae,iuggse and party
have surrendered 10 Colonel WORTH al Fort Nc
Clure, IN az all eighty, including ticcnf ystT rd,rors
Several Creeks and Sam Jones' people among
them.
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WQshlnUtO,s.
Wnsnlh&tOu.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON. Nav 10 =. Nj.
Rhode Island Case Settled.

Rhode Island Case Settled.
The President has instituted commission to con-
sst of two or more persons from each side (of the
two partes) in Rhode Island, to meet at New York
on Friday next to settle all difficulties pending
Mr.. Pearce and Governor Dorr both have been
here, and have expressed their willingness to COM
promise the whole matter amiuably; and the Presi-
dent has consented in the desire of the Executive,
to suppress all difficulties peaceably-to countenance
officially, such representation of the two parties
as bave been agreed on to meet at New York
Two members OF the Cabinet (Mr Webster and
Mr.. Spencer in all probability, will be present
BY this, you will receive the new Tariff project Of
the Secretery of the Treasury, Of which you had a
programme last week. No challenge has az yet
passed bet,rce, Wise and Stanley-the latter it is
said will be placed in awkward position, if he
does not resent the Gaming of Mr.. Wise.