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Correspondence ofthe Savannah Georgian.


The ne VS. from the Everglade Expedition Is OF u
dscouragng nature; yet all that has been accom-
plshed j. the destruction Of few unInhah'ted Indian
towns am somewhat afraid that The Philadelphia
editor will be obliged torego the pleasure tor the pre-
sent Of announcing the capture OF his Hghness sam
Jones.
| do not however, despair Our gallant troops are
up to their arms in mud, II mol gory-and they vii not
leave the low grass until they have worn oil their Toe
mails. Col Rileys expedition, which left Pllaka on
the The 9th uliimo has returned, after enc Of the most
harrnssing and iatgmng scouts that has ever taken
place in Florida he went far South rs Fort Pierce
on Indian River, crossing on his way the Southern
outlet Of the famous swamp Al pa,-i-o-kas IN ms
return he secuted the country between the 81 Johns
and the Atlantic as FAR North Pelciers creek ana
from thence to Paatka The whole country was under
water, and, as a matter Of course, his command are
well nigh used up. 1t is SAID and believe win 'rn'
that foo, troops have before been over Inc same
country. Leuls Mckiuslry, Candy and sul!y ac'
companied the expedition.
Company X, ID Infantry, under Lieut.. Aiburtls' IS
in pursuit Of The enemy said 10 have been seen N
The neighborhood OF Mandarin.
Yours, truly.
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DOMESTIC.
-- --r-----
TEXAS AND .iifStC0,

TEXAS AND MfXlC0.
We have not watched the nrIg'n and progress OF me
Texian expedition Santa Fee, which sslaeiy fallen
into the hands Of the alexlcans, with sufficient aten
ton TO know very certainly what were lis purposes
But il appears have been well armed, uniformed Of
6cered &c, and To have been provided with printed
proc!ama,ions, &c, the object being. seemingly, TO
yet possession Of that Mexican Province "peaceaby il
il could; orcibly il il must They appear to have
misunderstood The disposition of the inhabitants, and
moderated both their spirit and numbers, and the Vi
glance Of the provincial Government. The following
- the most ineligible account We have seen Of the
disaster that has befaen the Texans, which, however
Il may have been The result Of great mprudence, is 10
be lamented for the sake Of those who are sufferers by
IT, As 10 the fate Of those citizens Of the T. who ac-
companied the expedition with hostile intentions,
bu, out of curiosity, for purposes Of commerce. We
doubt that the authorizes of Mexico VIII re,
store them liberty the m"mrn, that they understand
the facts Of their casc.-.fat. Int
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S.cE, Nno.T CoTlISION

Ia
Serious Disaster Captain Parrish dangerously
,counded The Baltimore Sun of Saturday furnishes
the particulars of a collision between the rocahoh'as
and Georgia steamboats, in which Captain Parrish, so
well known here was seriously injured, perhaps ia'ay
The Sun says, the occurrence took place On Thursday
night about half past nine o'clock, oil the fatuxfh NJ
river As the steamboat Georgia, on her way 10 Nor
folk was abreast of Cove Point Light, she was struck
on her sarboard bow clear forward and had her stern
completely carried away by the water wheel guard
of the Pocahontas, which was broken by the force
of the conclusion, and that boat in consequence en-
tirely disabled. Both boats were carrying lights
and Captain CofFry, of the Georgia, experimenting
an encounter, had the bell rung and hailed the
Pocahontas as she stood on but The latter boat was
at the top Of her speed and the collision was mus
rendered unavoidable. Captain Cofey immediate.
Is run his boat, stem up, the beach, and sent
boat aboard Of the Pocahontns, whereby ne learned
the amount of damage done, and received the painful
information that Capt Parrish had sustained very severe
injury and quite distressing appehensons were enter
tanned of the result Of his wounds II appears that he
was unfortunately directly IN the vicinity OF the wheel
and is supposed struck BY the ag stan OF the
Georgia, felix the most serious injury II upon ms
head and the improbablty Of obtaining surgical
aid where the boat lays, adds 10 the a'ntu effect Of 'e
calamity. The trips OF the boats will be intercepted IN
consequence for 4 few days. The Columbus was des-
pitched Friday evening 10 tow the Pocahon,os 10 this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

TIE STATE PRIS1ISG.-Some astounding disclosures
were made by Mr. Hoffman incidentally yesterday IN
regard TO the expense of the printing for the legislature
and the departments for the last hscai year we pon'
10 these disclosures significant comment on the
boasted reform and economy introduced IN that brancn
of the public service, under the new "Whig contract
with the present State Printer
i, appears that the amount drawn from the Treasury
by the State Printer during the last hscai year,
FORTY. NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS; and that
the fiscal wear closed Uhe Both Seprmher) he has re-
ceived from the Treasury SIXTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS more under the cover ofan advance, but
IN reality no doubt demands withheld until the close
ofthe gear, TO save appearances.
II viii be horne in mind that this printing has been
done since January last; AID that the amount actual
~ paid the State Printer, under the reign Of Whig eco
nnmy within single year, has been ATf-Fif
THOUSAND DOLLARS !-.lLaGy .irgUs.
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POETRY


fFye5e rle faatsruf .9!rer'.gsr.l
.rb, following ,nrs pen Of Mrs. Dennics oil
Ious whose productions familiar 10 The literary wofs
ever the signature OF Mo>iA. ,,a. :,
Many Of poems nuad IN TIE new rapefs anu o.e' y
,c diyesied OF and without ans shns 10 d'
rpna,e The author. Wife, has often gone the ROUNDS
The press o. the few productions that come nome
every heart and will ALWAYS be popnlHr
TIE WIFE.
ssShe fung her white around hmthon ART al 'h poor
heart can cling to-
Icou,i have s.emmed mis;oJtine's tide,
And BONE the rich ones sheer,
Have hravtd the naughty glance ct piiie,
Nor shed single tear.
could have smiled on every blow
From Lies fun GuirS: thrown,
While might on he". and know
should not be ''a'oHe."
eonld- think coud-have broosed
Fen FOR time. that ihoa
Upon ~ fading face aidst looked
Win less al love than now:
For should At least have felt
The hope still own,
70 " thee b1cS-and whilst dSseH
On earth, not been 'aloas'
Eur tn Gee, from day 10 day
Thy brghten'ng and cheek
And Thy life slnus waste away,
Cnnuinocred, snwiy meek;
To meet thy smile az tenderness,
And catch The feeble tone
OF kindness, ever hrealhed 10 bless,
And feel, III be "afoHe"
To mark thy strength each hour decay,
amc vi Thy HOPES stronger.
As filled with helgeH.wnrd trust. they s7y
Earth may not cil;n thee longer"
Nav. dearest, its too mich-thi- heart
Nus. break, "non thou art gone;
II be, may not part,
cor!d M, 1--we atone"
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Ian ovsrchsrge viii not attempt q add to thelr proof
Thess io items added make 81 32s, 762 aud that sum
snb,r,cted from S3,t6).34l gives for Lie deic'', ac
co-,nr 10 The scre,arys data, at the cna Of Tue
year. ,he sum OF 81 7la,979. lie estimates u Al sly
~. maxim an oyerest.ma,c o. bis ow data Of li,
IL IS true That he makes out his deficit IN part by
adding items that have not been, ana ia'se par :"
,hcm probably vii not be- appropriated ."ngrcs ~"
when SC speak 81 deficits, refer to the excess %
the authorized demands On The Treasury ever Us "'''
any one c.e, may think ought 10 he authorized ny
law In that sense there would be no Limitation 10 'Ae
dnict =
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Dec. IS


HUMANITY HALL ACADEhf.-1hr annual clete'Na
this Institution viii be resumed on the lin 81 JaL!15
continue until the 18th of November, si making ut
npted term 81 months. Every thing Necessary r I
Young for college iii them Tor the ordinary tg-t'
life, v III he taught in this Academy.
The terms for The entire session. viii he ~ follows 80 M
washing lodging, and candles Si0c Tuition II any %
branches taught $780, making the whole expense Tor 'e
s30 and charge of this $50 vii be roqlu,
vance, and the balance Al the ciuse ui the tern.
The best testimony can offer IN favor oi this irsil
reference 10 the many young Of talents aGi gfc
worth, who have gone forth from my care, Hingc m
Of life, many 81 HON hold and have held gh t
and honor, aud all, far know Respectable
in society.
The location Of this Seminary Is peculiarly eligible er'
commonly healthy retired, and remote from te annts Il
SlPATION and being the vicinity of "Bnckn-ham f..
Collegiate lnsttate parents and guardians, patrarl2u ST.
sution, have the privilege Of placing ,Asr ch!ite-
wards each other, which would be gratifying aas
same time relieve iiem OF trouble and expense.
ELIJAH G. HAMS
Principal q n. H. 7.-!ra
r. s. Address Phy.ic Springs Post Office, BuektEsaa
Virginia.
Nov % Ss-w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

of those aho could ",ile opoa ne mh'r'@'ad tut no
Ant now nur 'ai,h . equally strong, ;ta this "haP
ny new wear elise, uAl the completion q Nm
.ysr,hr.o which made accl signal ff"sfrss - i''i
md tia, tie nA: Wv vars d's w''i had h,a,s'
=, aynres rs i was after had Traced 'lseii unds'
,ba name Of Federalism, ;he Of l-l2 lis mus
,I.,qr VII soon or repaired, lis distribution and bank
run, laws repealed, lis ae5s pad, rs taxes reduced
,,J ,bo administration Brought back 10 the principles
md policy of j. iTrrson 'n' dickson improved by lie
,or,c,.et l,Y;,;s o, observes ~ add experience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

Rneo,p CoyvrxrIoS In this body Of gentle
men. WHO. by request Of the Postmaster General re
emily met al Washington, for the purpose of mProv
iug lie mail service Or. Joseph NJ Sheppard, Of Sf-
rnia. was chosen President and Samuel +. Patterson,
Of North Carolina Secretary II IS stated that between
forty and fifty companies essnted in the Con-
ven,ion. together representing three thousand three
hundred and fifteen and half miles. resolution was
adon,pd The substance Of which was, that owing 10
certain considerations, IL thought the compensu-
ton a, presen, provided BY law for the transportation
Of mails inadequate 10 the expense OF transport
~, ,ber, and would not authorize surrender 10 the
den,r,nent of the entire control desired by the Post
master General The Convention is spoken of as being
mos, intelligent, body, representing vast amount Of
wealth and enterprise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

C,eru> Wr1I,M G. CooKE-The friends OF ,h'S
gentleman, in Virginia. will learn with regret that he
c,n,nred among other individuals belonging 10 the
santa Fe expedition Captain G, by his Salor ~ Inc
late war, contributed in no small degree 10 the annn!.
~, ia,ori,. IN Mry,co But If Santa Anna-whose lie
has been IN Captain Cookies hands, as pfsoner--pos'
sesses shark of maenaEimity, he viii lberaie h'n
with promp,,,ude We hope Tor the best, though, re-
collection Of the fate of Col. Tanning and his commando
admonshes Ii. TO be prepared Tor the worst.
fFredericEsjurg .irena.
Gen. Leslie Coonbs, who is at New Orleans nas
written 10 Washington for permiss to proceed TO
Mexico and negotiate for the Liberation OF our citizens
captured with The Santa Fe Expedition, among whom
was his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

CoLos1za1loS FROM EseLASp.-Ihe 81 LOUIS Re-
publican that Mr. C. Oakley OIL Illinois, mas re-
rn,I re,n1ned from England, where he succeeded in
formpr an association the funds of which s2no 900
s,erlios had already been subscribed for purchasing
lands in Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, and sending
ou emieron,s, British and German, to occupy them
shi,s are 10 be provided and the rmgrants sent to
Orleans, whence they will be forwarded to their desii-
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S.LATE EIyEa ACAnEMY-TL. alL .r..Lon i nj. ).

| S,LiTE RIVER actDEMl.fhr nj SESSION Il la,. S,h
- will commence Monday, The l1h January ntNt
time months. Thr School Room j. large and c0nora
furnished with Maps, Globes, Pianeafinn, TrInfun le,,
Views and Philosophical Apparatus u = situated tol
West of Buckingham Court house. and, a reelai heath
morals the nciehbornod SURPASSED by ans the
Access be mad hy staIr- 10 buckingham fnnd "ut
tie Canal to fiaIdwcks which l. mithn eight mdrS.
This School VIII he under the and supervision ~ he
cr,is,ed procured the services of MT. neN u
native If Virginia and graduate 81 rr University, and
tuln II hi.h literary attanmrnfs. lie VIII be- assisted e I
Carrs 1anGv HI, graduate Of Tie University n " 1
NJ 4. speaks the I,n,h, Spanish Italian anu ,'-DNal
ruaecs, and VII glre instruction m these orally ana g
t..
classes College the University, q enter n
the active Of life, and confidently recommend
~ parents aad guardians DESTROYS OF procuring Tor tier
wards, The means OF thorough Instruction.
Terms
cish Gfa!imaf.
Natural Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric III
ac Mor, aud intellectual Philosophy Algebra, GsoMe
Try, Tis"nomsIry surveying, &c, -
Latin. Greek and Hebrew,
French, German, Spanish and italian,
ENa ieNcept the LHn, Creek ot Hebrew scAoae, VIC Dill
charged only S5F'tra.l
Is nllr object have good school,, we viii lG0 Sc
washing. lodging. tights, &C., III the meSerate -
tessiru months No deduction after commence
ecn in cases sickness Parct- assured TIE
she pupils boarding with will he attended to. u r
porun students should enter ~ The beginning, NrH
VIII he arranged and the different branc.e>
Public will be hello the isth Junr. nj
November.
All tuition fees VIII be expected 10 uc paid on o hr!e liz
Of August, ei2.
Apply either Of W, directed buckingham Cou'i
WI. T. MO$Eici.
TuOs ". BOADCRAAr
CIR. MOSELES.
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Kendall Lewis, for his fidelity aud activity has Oetn
set at liberty wend his way TO Texas or 10 ne
,lone a, he prefers here he cannot stay, much ,'s'
I've An extraordinary courier arrived with des-
Watches to the Governor last night Conjecture says
Inc prisoners have escaped, November sth, ISL Inc
above is plain, simple statement Of facts Your ore
Il
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J. RRahHiN :


IL cHAScERY.-In Hanover County Court >o'sa.
Il ISL:
benjamin Cooke and Mary +. Cooke, infant, nut
twenty years, iy Elizabeth :. Nucko-, their 49,
guardian. shaniy Perkins and Martha l. hl- "i'r ~
w. and Elizabeth Pullinm. also infants, under the h
""' !eht-, u. Jon" = ruiian' 'hef h'A' 'i'e' II
Benjamin ]. Cooke, John 4. Cooke. Robert F. Goo.
Chick and Polly his wife. Senca T. f. Dsscs an ~.
wife, and Edward u. Cooke, infant, under ne II
on. years,
This day came the plaintiffs, hy ihcil attorney, ~.
hill. and the defendants, John 4. Cooke. Robert !.
T. r. Dgges AMI Frances Hrs WIFE not having enter.
pcafance and gwen security. according 10 III" y II
and The Rules Of this Court ard II appearing, ~ %
dencc, ihr they not inhabitants uf this Common
Ordered That ;h- SAID defendants IL appear her
day Of February Court Eert, and answer the pilinf'
aud that copy this order lie forthwith inserted iH
paper published ia the city Of Richmond, ur fwo l
sisclyand that another copy be posted al the Ifoi
Courthouse OF this county.
s Copy-Tcste, +
WM. .. W!N.:ToN, =.
Dec III =
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NEGRO HIRING 4c-I shall continue TO hire ont Servants
n sell Produce and collect Debts In this city aud the adjo-
Ing counties, including the town Of Petersburg NV,
OTee cs eross Street, By Bel Tansra
Richmond, Dec. 9ih !eil o--u
mo John MANN Ja-sir: You hereby notified, that
shall proceed on 18th day Of February next between te
bours NJ o'clock A. H. and O'Clock, P W. a. King 0neen
in the Of Virginia. AT the Tavern OF Mr Robin
yrrick 10 lake the dispositions Of Tena Dudley and Others
h. ne evidence in Chancery now depending in The
reu superior Court Law and Chancery for The county Oh
King Queen In which said suit myself and others are plain
@ and yourse and Others defendants and It, for cause
The said deposons taken that day. II
mr.. finished the Will be aken continued from day
10 day until finished, the same place. and hei"een the a
n0u's' '''' ''SN ALEXANDER DUDLEY.
Jar,5 wv"
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RETWEEN John Earlry's Union Coffee iIon>r and Z {.
- kIns's Dry Good store, and doors II lnw hoNts'
We would take this late opportunity Of III mkln. re
favors received The last siS yfars II not ouf del
In establish ourselves through the press. but 10 Gn q
t'sacton 10 all who call Upon u, which ron,.ict
bic 10 any other basis, AMI Of which gia! "
been almos; universal.
IL design pursue tie same course At this r
the future All goods sold by thar do not please E
y, Ill color, make, fashion, otherwise, b. r1
the money rcfunded-prcyiicd, the shail NO. .i
worn. We have NJ This time large stock. II ~ ii
any IN The State IN line of business, and w"sii i
invite the economist 10 give call before purcia.
anime for himself and II our prices not pronounce
lower than any other in Tie city, shall he very nus
We have Cloth Goats, At sig. while Others charge
and trimmings III. customer furnishing the cloth; nnH
that sold for Sill, and vcsf.. Sh-, Drawers, ind"
cravats Stocks. SuspcndtfS, Socks, Gloves and Color
kinds and qualities and AL other articles usually
iers, Of which determined "a sell lnw, icr s.-.
quest the public call and whether they wla ~
tJ al GooS. edrrGHtsd.
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RtcAxoHp, vIaGrsi,.
Splendid Sehsmes TO be drarn IN Janudry :
S35. 29I, or $4,000 nett.
VIRGINIA MoAONGaLTA LOTTERY, Claso \, p =
at Alexandria, Va, 18th January, -
! prize OF $685. $685. 10 prizes Of
Tickets $40.
A certificate of packag. Of ii Whole T!cke,s &C.
In proportion
VIRGINIA. WELLsBCRG LOTTERY, Class !, = (
be drawn Al Alexandra, Va, Jan. 2!nI, !ei2.
/ capital prize Of $4,000 10 ptlze, 4
! prize Of 1900 10
5CO0 10
1910 10
&c, &C, &c
Tickets only sl0. -. ~
A certificate Ola package Of IS Whole Iiektt' 60
proportion.
0o0-Sl5.o00.
VIRGINIA LEEsBCRG LOTTERY, Cian u !"
Alexandra, Va, Jan. 29ih. 1912.
., .~.o, s s,s "sS G "a pr,.s. d
Il prize Of 1900 %
1000 80
SOL TO o.
Tickets $40. sl4~eI
Acsr,iica,e Of package of % Whole iieSss'
proportion.
For tickets and shares and certificates o. Pas"'s
| solendid schemes, address 70 - ,,.. E..-r
j. G. GREGORY CO., .Narisr.
An accoun. Of tie drawing seal &c O.! Wv
Dec, %
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cnptaiu Boiton-The Cour, Martial which tried
CAPTAIN Bolton rendered the following sentence:
The Court having found Captain William Compton
Bolton guilty Of "Disobedencc of Orders in parting
from the Ono, the coast Of Spain, about the
l,h DAY of April, ISL, in violation Of verbal order
conveyed TO him through Passed Midshipman Cadwal-
ladcr; but in consideration Of the in which the
the Order was given, the Court only adudged him. the
said Captain William Compton Bolton, to be privately
reprimnnded BY the Hon Secretary of the Navy.
The Cont is further of opinion, that tho SAID Cap
tain William Bolton, in the exercise of his command,
was fully prepared and all times anxious 20 sustain
the honor ofthc American Flag.
The letter of the Secretary Of the Navy, conveying
the sentence and rcprn,and to Capt Il is follows
Navy DEPARTMENT, 4th Jan 1872.
Sir: | enclose copy Of the finding and sentence Of
The Naval General Court Martial in your recently
tried at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia which has been
approved
professional honor this sentence is sufficiently execu
ted nv simply announcing H.
Yon arc relieved from arrest and will consider your
self as awaiting orders
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
a. p. UPSHUR.
W po,rny L. NAVY philadalob;a