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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
Lama, Negroes. Sc, SC,
Foe SALE.

4 w. within three miles Of the Court House, and
from theJames River Canal and contains between
SIX and seven hundred acres; lies we'll and is easily
improved About one hundred and fifty is well ia
ken in red clover further description Is deemed
necessary, as those disposed to purchase invited
anime tor themselves Being determined 10 sell, good
bargain may be bad. II not sold privately, bctme the
l9h day February 1872, it will that day, The
premises be offered the highest bidder upon credit OF
two and three years. the purchaser to give bond and
good personal security and deed of trust upon the land
to secure the purchase money.
And a, the same time and place, upona credit until
the 18th day Of July, lS42, TEN OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES, stock Of Horses, Hogs, Cows
Sheep, and Plantation Tools of every description.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
Jan. II tlYF
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AUCTION AND MISSION
BUSINESS.
.UELJ'ILLE TALBOT.


q AVlNG taken the house recently occupied by Mr..
L Il II. McCraw, few doors above the Franklin Iio-
te tenders his services 10 his friends and the public, as
Auction and commission Merchant.
He will attend to the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
Horses, and every description of Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes, well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neghborhood, will afford him every facility
in the sale fthat species Of property His spaclou. store
and cellar will enable him to keep in good condi-
ion every article Of merchandise he may on
tignmcAt.
He deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore, only say that he will be grateful for pat
fonagc, and those who bcstow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes to be Offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them 25
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Snitbson II. Darts, 81. John j. P,rris
Richard IWee John Ifolins
Mckinney s. .hosby Henry Darts
Nc CorhIe 4 Nc Daniel Whue, Idrdy & hr1nc
Burton 8. Rodes Hancock f. adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send
count TO this Office for collection
Dec. Is u
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TGEsDlY, hN. 25, 1912
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Resolutions were offered and referred as fjows:
by Mr. Woodard-'lhat the Committee of Roads IN.
qnre into the expectancy If making such provisions by
law, us may he necessary carry full effect the
Of the 2nd Of April, 1851 entitled act 10 provide
for the completion of that part Of the Rad from Prices
Turnpike 10 Cumberland Gap, which Iasses through the
county Of Lee.
report was received lrom the Committee Of Courts,
enclosing correspondence pelwccp said Committee and
Chapman Johnson Esq in regard 10 The revision Of the
criminal laws Virgins; from which 1t appears, mat
owing to i'll health lfa gentlemen will be thaoie to com
rete said revision in time BAY II tc-re the present -
sion OF the General Assembly.
a communication received from the Executive
transmitting report from the Exchange Bank wbc'
with accompanying documents. was lad on the table
ordered to be printed. "s
The following bills ro,d Sd time and r.
IAN act TO change the Placeot holdings SCI -sea<s
lion in the county OF Jackson" Arsse s>ee-
IAN act concerning the Salem and
Turnpike company" .elpsrs hsnuy
AN act exemPng tho county of s.ssx ~
operation Of part Of the lsi section l@Mx ironF ata
18Th of March, 1870. concerning .is ae' passed cse
bridges, &c.," e'iss Tor building ct
An act changing the tim NJ h,,Iin, ,,s u...;.x.
Court IN the rwn Of Danv.,,i ,, '.i's ''e ifusnn2
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Blankets! Blankets :!
lind y esrO Vy-OOllpus.

w f have on hand large supply Of Rose, Whitney,
W and Nachinaw RED BLANKETS, and Servants
DO with general assortment Of Woollensof every DIES
cription, which the season ssomcwhat advanced
disposed to scre,y loc Please look before you
buy. ROBES & BURTON
7. S.-We have also a large supply of Cmpeting,
very low. X. b.
Dec q
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l. II Il o f S + Il l. " r o ~
ubROPOSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL. in
L the basement Of the Baptist Church to commence
on Monday, the 9Th of February next.
Having been educated with special reference 10 the
business OF teaching and having had practical expo
rience IN the matter, she hopes be able give entire
satisfaction To those Parents and Guardians who ma,
conlde their children and wards to her direction: and
pledges her best efforts To insure their advancement in
the several branches of their studies well as to pro
mote their improvement in and morals.
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and First Principles of 4
rl'hmete, 81 25 per month.
Grammar, Geography and History, 80 do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric, Logic. sc. Slj per session Of 5 mo
Projection and Drawing Of Maps, 3 do
Music. 30 lessons Is
Poonah Painting, do
Drawing and Painting in Water
colors, Landscape. SC. 6 SO do
Mozzotnto, 5 do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery, do
Fronch Needle Work 50 do
REFEH E.v'CES.
j. W. Smith, Esq, Principal of Kalaramo
Seminary. Stauntor
l.. l.. Waddcll, Esq, Male A
cademv, do
Hon. Judge Lucas p Thompson. do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Music Teacher, do
DR.. r. Ii Henry. Waynesboro.
Nahl Massie, Esq Augusta Co, Va.
Geo Bagby, Esq. Lynchburg
John llolhns, Esq do
Rev. r. l.. b. Shaver, do
Apply TO Mrs. Rens, a, Mrs. IIancock's Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan 30 Pm
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,yT,C EOvsrNrofiMs NMN Commission
House,

,yr,c Forwarding 0MN (OMnsisson
House,
COS THE BAsIN) LyNcnErRG, VIRGINIA.
LEE, AUSTIN s CO.,
uUayinr erected larre and convc.cnt 1t MBER
III HOUSE. Immediately the BANK OF THE
BASIN. (by which the expense OF DRN AGE Is
SAVED,) mos, respectfully tender their services to
Western merchants and the public generally, in the
FORWARDING OF GOODS AND THE SALE
OF PRODUCE.
70. Liberal ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENT.
ALFRED ). LEE,
SIMEON AUSTIN,
MOSES LACY.
REFERENCES.
LT.hCHBURG. RCHNO.ND.
.NcCorhe g. Nc Daniel. Locs Lu,Ilm g. Son,
Hancock s. adams, i".dons, " Wingh0ni S Drc,r
Roberts s. Lee, iiires & Harris, Lry
.MHerS Ruchcr, j. ". Dt1rcH s. Go.
Richard Tipee.
Jan. q is
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VARIETuES.

SllONEL snd longs a, all prices
- Brass and common Aud Irons.
Brass and common Tenders.
Coal Skuttlcs and Sl,ers,
SPIT Boxes, brass and common.
Waters of all Sizes and qualities
Candestcks. plated aud brass,
Shutters, plated, brass and Steel
Brass and Japanncd Lamps
Ladies Dressing Boxes
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadies,
For sale very low, by
II. b. RICHARDS.
Dec Il :.
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DEMONSTRATIONS S.ILE.

y
WILL BE SOLD, a, the Red House, IN the Coun
w " of Charlotte, the sth day OF February next
If fair day II not, the first fair day. thercattcr-a
the Personal Estate of the late Thomas w. Harvey
deceased namely Household and Kitchen Furniture;
stock Of Horses Cattle and Hogs Farming Tools; Corn;
Oats; Hay, &c. large supply Of Bacon Lard, Sc;
and every other necessary for the of the tavern;
Liquors, Wines, SC, are well laid in and in good con
dition. TERMs-For all sums Of five dollars and un-
der cash. for five dollars credit will be Civ
ill the LIST day of August next, the purchasers giving
bond with approved securities.
There will also be sold, the same place and time
a ot of very likely 70 L \ q EG ROE S
The purchasers will be required to give negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed,
Also on the sth February next on the premises that
well known T Il ! " S II Il " ID in
Charlotte county,
THE RED USE.
II includes all the POSSESSIONS the north side Of the
Prince Edward and Campbell Court House Road, in
Guiding the Red House Tavern, improved and enlarged,
promote both the comfort and onvcnicncc
=. the travellers including, aso all Necessary Out llous
es large and beautiful Garden convenient and good
Brick Store and Lumber House, Iacksmith's Shop, a
Carriage Shop, a neat Iailor's Shop, Ice House a
Carriage House, &C. There in the above tract u
bout 80 Acres, well wacred and the most Of
which Is good Wood Land
The stand for the Tavern, and also the stand for Mcr
camille transactions are regarded by all be amongst the
healthy. beautiful and profitable situations in Nr
gnia; aud the Tavern stand amongst the best in the
United States. All the buildings and in first
repair neatly and tasefully arranged Terms
One fourth of the purchase money will be required on
the oath day of December nextthe remainder in equal
n nual instamcnts
CHARLES c. HARVEY Administrator of
Thomas w. Harvey, deceased
The Richmond country Wing and Enquirer will please
publish the above till the day Of sale and forward their
accounts to this Office for collection.
Jan. l3 tsF
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opposed by Mossrs cru,chiield Kinney and Dor

opposed by Nursfs. trutchfeld. Kinney and Dor
man
Mr. Donnsn moved To amend IN. r,solu,ons h, IN
suctis the Committee on Banks to ,nouir into IN,
pediency Of calling on the Banks a. aforesaid, instead Of
directing the Presidents This amendment was adon.
ted ayes 20, noes as The resolution wa, then agreed
to-
Mr.. Wallaces resolution calling on Chapman John
son for the cnusss of hs DELAY in nre,,,,n Tho
code for publication was taken up and adopted
NAr,oN., o,>tY
A.. .,,.,'
no.e. VIA. ,'s 'esoul,oh On uis suu)ec' 10
so" "P anu sae he ouet Vi me gay ior luesdny next
=, 's ''''o" "as sa'oVa"" ny MI d., ana opposed ny
'''s,'s '.'t""'i' anu 'e'" IL was ue''dod IN ue
40 , w' "a,
, "is,-.'css's nay'y, hilwoilh, Holloway, 'oA oi
D. anu -, Jones o D. hudieh Harrison OF Is. Jones
" pu.N'"enan' ''asens' 9ainueis tnN oil chesterfield,
Naognan, Dcskhs. Wood, Byrd, French. Guerrant.
c''i"", 'Pcneei, Nss' a,kins' Nneheioe Armstrong
law" oi n VI Daohcv, w Woodland, Holiday, War
snail, Banks Martin OF NJ, Dlggs. Boyd, Scott oi NJ,
Morgan Harrison OF NJ Lyon, smith OF n, fi.ager-
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500 EeE;VV AEsis,

INOR MiCLlN,a tall LACK negro mau about sin feet
u inches high-he will weigh probably about 700
pounds-hc had on when he left home double vowed
home spun and panlaJons-hs head runs up very
high, som-hwat to a point he has thin whishcIs' /
will pay the sum Of $50 lr his delivery, If taken cut OF
this county, and $40 if taken upin this county.
ARCHER \. DAVIDSON.
Charlotte CT Hnse Ian. II st
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 30, lS

THURSDAY, Jan. 20, IS4E.
communication received from the Senate. that
they have passed the bills entitled Fan incorporating
the Trustees Of the Iunorsvc Academy, in the
ty Of Pocahontas; act authorizing a ferry from the
land Of Robert Holders, in the county Of Cabcl
the Ohio River act establishing the county Of ame
out of part Of Cabe county also, with amendmenJ
an incorporating the Trustees of the Warm Springs
Academy, in the county Of Bath; act extending the
limits Of the town of Carksburg in the county of arr
son and amending several acts concerning the same
The amendments to the first named bill were concur
red and the latter laid the table, motion of Nh
Armstrong.
Mr.. Baldwin, from the Select Committee on Amor
onnen, made report on the subject, which he stated
hadbecn adopted by bare majority Of the Committee
The minority Of the Committee would also make repor
On motion Of Mr. jackson, 1000 copies were ordered to
he printed
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lame. Itivcr \ Knnnwhn Company.

IuNiiE navigation of the Canal with the exception Of
L the lower level being closed fyr the present ad
of repairs, notice is given that the water Will be let
upon the line again. between the Isl and 9th February
50 tina, the navigation will certainly tic restored by the
latter date.
Jan: q tlF
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Jan. "a
Rural Retreat Seminary, for
YOU'VE; LADIES'.

TENHF THIRD SESSION of the Rural Re-
Threat $cmin AIRY, Tor young Ladies,
will xpre the 81 tnst There will not be, rs hereto
fore, Examination.
The 4th Session of SIX MONTHS will commence on
Monday, the lilh of FEBRUARY next, and end Monday
the 18th OF August.
Terms as before. viz For board. dollars per month
each boarder finding her bed and bedding. Where
these furnished 10y the Principal, s. per month will
be required.
For tuition s. per mcnth for all the branches of "A
substantial solid and useful Education Music French
and Painting al extra charges, moderate be
afforded. The Music and French Departments in this
School are under the OF Miss Emma Willard Cur
tiss, young lady who educated at Troy Female
Seminary \. " School that susains as high repuIa
ton perhaps, as any in the United States. Miss Cur
tss has been engaged in giving instruction., in Music,
on the Piano and in the French Language. during the
last session of the School, at Rural Retreat and the
Principal takes great pleasure in saying, that he believes
her ,ccU qualified for the responsible Office she holds.
and that she has given and will continue to give, entire
satisfaction He wonld refer the patrons of his School
and the public generally, to the following recommended
tons:
This may certify that Miss Emma W. Curss was for
two years member of this institution that her moral
character reproachablc and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied
teacher she has given h.r employers satisfaction, and it
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba
ton EMMA WILLARD,
Former Principal Troy T. s."
Miss Emma w. Curtss was for several years
her of this institution and has subsequently been, for
four years successfully, employed in teaching. She is
we'll qualified to nsrci in the various branches of an En-
glish education. Music and the French Language-and
also, possesses in high degree, those moral qualities
requisite in teacher ! take pleasure in recommending
her as worthy the notice of the friends of Education.
SARAH l.. WILLARD,
Principal Troy Female Seminary"
1t is requested OF those persons who intend sending 10
this School the next session that they let it be known,
by the end If the present. or at least before the
mencement of the ensuing Session Each scholar, from
the time of entrance, will be regarded engaged for the
Session. and no deduction will be made for absence except
of protracted sickness 1t is also very important
that all should begin hecommencement of the Session
Particular attention will be given to the morals health
and improvements Of the students.
G. w. LEFTWICH
Jan. 90 is
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BANK SUSPENSION.
Nh. Hopkins Offered the fnIlowipn resolnti

Mr. Hopkins offered the following resolution:
Resolred, That the Presidents of the Banks Of this
Commonwealth. and Of their several branches he direct,
ed to report TO the present House Of Delegates as soon
as pactcablea full and perfect copy of their respective
journals containing all the proceedings of their Presi-
dents and Directors since the suspension Of specie pay
mcns in 1887; TO be verified complete and accurate
by the adsvl,s Of the Cashiers Of the said Banks and
their branches respectively
This luton WAC ad to~dtcd by Mr. lIockins and
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
HLNu been much molested and injured by persons
aaun'lng fishing and encamping with Wagons
them snail be compelled enforce the law against
Jan '" ny q MT doeist. \. b. DUKE.
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The following bill was read third time and passed
A bill concerning delinquent and fl.uiied lands.
Bills were considered in iheir caty stages.
On motion Of >lr. Kuchel4c. The H.use adjourned.
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IL II " " - II e. II
IlLBUIsN ii. TIslEG,

Attorney at Inv,
xNyII.L PRACTISE in the several Courts for the
w Cooperation Of l.ynchburg, and in the Superior
and County Courts Of Amherst. Bedford and Campbell
His office is the street leading to Martins Warehouse
!, doors below X bins9n Slsblcr's corner.
Ian n Is
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FOR SALE.

7 HAVE for sale 2 LIKELY YOUNG .N.EGR q
L men Bargains to be had by early application to
G. PHELPS.
Jan II
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For Rent,

o., OAKLEY, Plantation containing about 60 a.
Mi;; cres of cleared Land with good Dwelling &c.
-E..Y within ! milts Of town. Apply to
II r. RICHARDS
Jan t.
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PETITIONS.

Petitions presented and rcferyal by Mr.. Hol-
loway Of cuzens Of The counties # Boteour', .tlcgha-
ny and Monroe, for the Incorporation cf company to
construct road from Col Shirley Is Mil, upon James
River, 10 the Sweet Springs; by Mr.. Dorman, Of eiti-
zens Of Fmcaslle fr the incorp ration Of a sa viiys
la,
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l. 4 n - 4 - Is = 4 /. B:

4 \ . DIX a In.
4&DA SHALL SELL, to the high 1920.
est bidder on the premises, HsSeSE|
VY on Friday, the 2Sth day of GNYNT
Aa January 1912, the TRACTOR A
LAND. lately owned by Morton Pannill Jr., lying
Saunton River, about miles above Lc,sville This
tract ofla contains upwards Of 100 acres about
acres Of which first river low grounds Mu ch of
the high land is rich and we'll adapted plaster and clio
YER The Improvements arc all new and comfortable
and sufficient Tor the accommodation Of small family
Seventeen bushels of wheat were sowcd last fall and
good land
Mr.. Morton Pann Jr.w show the Land and prem
lscs to any one disposed to view them
IERMS.-Onc third cash a credit till the LIST Nay,
by adding nterest-one third the 2Sih January 1873
and one third the 2oth January, 1874 Possession given
Immediately. WIN. l.. PA\NII1.
Jan. 20 ,1sI
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
AlnSpAY, Jan. %.

MONDAY, Jan. u.
\ communication received from the Senate, that
they had passed tho bill entitled, IAN act divorcing
James NJ Marn from his wife Rebccea." with an
anerdman, IN which they request tho concurrence u
tho House.
The said amendment was agreed to.
On motion Of MIR. D1rmau,
Rcsoired That the Committee of Schools and Col
lercS be instructed 10 inquire into the eApcdlency of
granting from the surplus OF tho Literary Fund.-
elsewhere, additional appropriation TO the Virginia
Military Institute
On motion Of MIR. Marshall,
Resolred That the Committee Of dads and Internal
Navigation inquire into the eypcdeney Of incorporating
the Mchern Navigation Company
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James River Scrip.
"E WISH TO PURCHASE UPPER and
w LOWER SCRIP.
MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
Dec. Is Pm
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500 GALLONS Old Rectifcd Whisky on
draft e.. w IANCEY.
JAN "a Is
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PORT WINE.

guNIIE subscriber has on hand very superior lot Of
purposes.
ALSO, Pcle and Brown Sherry. Madeira Of very Sc
paor quality. &. w. lANCEl.
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FOR SALE

A FIRST RATE NEW FOUR HORSE WAC
"A Con. Apply to NJ TALBOT, Auct.
Jan. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

CoSvIcTIoE or EDwARDs.-We have ielt ara
expressed deep interest in this trial OF Edwards
for forgery through its progress. The important
nature of the alleged crime, the astounding bold
ness and consumma,c art with which it was &c.
complish,d the formidable array of most able
counsel enlisted in defence, and a full belief that
there had been resort to fraud Of the blacklist dye
for the purpose of Acquiring Edwards, impressed
with deep anxiety as to the result. he verdict
of guilt, which was returned at about ! o'clock
Yesterday morning has satisfied the demand: oI
Justice and indicated the forms OF law under
which we live. We believe it was generally uncS-
pectcd. The artlu scheme Of defence which had
been arranged, tie power with which it had been
urged, and other nfrences which were unyer-
sally-though we are glad to believe most unIusl,
-ascrbed to the jury, had produced the imPrc'-
sion tina, they never would agree upon a verdict.
Blu, this expectation has been happily disappointed,
and healthfu lesson has been administered TO the
lawless and unprncipled among US. We have not
heard a single opinion expressed against the per
feet propriety Of this decision. We trust that thi-
notorious swindler'-(his counsel, we hope, will
nor interpose no eareat 10 this ePithet)-wiil
not be allowed TO escapc-by any legal TECHNICAL
ties or quibbles-the punishment he has 80 richl,
meritcd
We have frequently said that the whole scheme
defensive testimony was evidently manufactured
10 suit the emergency. We think that no man who
reads it attcntvely can doub, it for Instant
The chief reliance in proving an olibi was on the
Registers of two hotels in this city--onc of the
Waverley House and the other OF the Northern
Hotel. The cross examination showed the true
character Of the former OF the latter We happened
to have some personal knowledge apart from the
evidence. The entry Belcher and Edward.
was found there-thc two names being written in
different hands; and this in connection with the
testimony Of Miss Phillips that Edwards had
friend named Bclchcr, was held TO be proof that
these two friends were there together on the 3lsi
Of August. Great use of this was made in the argu-
ment for the defence. Now. we happen to know
the real Bclcher whose name was on that Regis
ter-and we ha ,ard little in saying that Inc never
heard Of Monroe Edwards--unul his name
mentioned in connection with these forgcrics-
Th, fact was, Ia our minds conclusive proof. that
virtual if not legal forgery had been committed for
the purpose of screening this unequallcd villain
The deposition of johnson bore its character upon
its face and his con,emptuous refusal to answer
the questions put to him on cro's-examinati"n
would indicate in our judgement, that Justice woald
he promoted 10y his arrest ms an accomPhce.
But We rejoice that these iniqnions scheme
have boon completely foiled. The result Will
inspire renewed confidence in our Courts ot Justice
and restore to commercial society the feeling of
sincerity .cdecpy shaken by the eoldne's the sue
cess and the apparen, inpunity OF those uneNamped
forceriee
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rHk CRoIoS AqvEDucT.-We learn from the
Courier and Enquirer that Mes'". Stevens Ward,
Ring and Bird.al, the water commissioners, have
been making odd sort of journey through the
aqucduct. entering at its mouth the Croion River.
and pursuing their course along the tunnel thirty
three miles. sometime. above ground and some.
times below; occupying III the whole thee days.
The general condition of the work they found gosd,
and the .mnl check, and some openings left TO
draw the water while the las, finish was being put
upon tho work, have been directed to bccoscd up.
The line of aqucduc, aud the dam will both he 50
far completed as To introduce the water into the
city by the time proposed by the commissioners
ON The 4th Of JAY. The pipes across the Harlem
river are already laid, and have hcen filed with
water to prove their tiehtness and ability 10 resist
the head which is about l20 feet. In both respects
the proof was satisfactory.
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NJ For Interference of Foreigners III
American Legislation interesting Cores
pondence from Boston, see First Page.
GFFor Poem and Serpent Hunting
an Adventure in South America, see Last
Page.