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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-12

81 Seven or eight fine rooms, different sizes,
for rent. the Of subscriber suitable for al
most any purposes LAWYER Doeor being business Part OF
ule eVD Rented sinsy or collectively :. +. DOVE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

SALE OF GLOUCESTER LAND.-The
undersigned Commissioners under the authority OF decree
the Circuit Superior Law and Chancery for Giouces
county the of Cnr, vs. Clarke, al ne
mil term Court li2 aud amended decree entered
fey fair not the lair day. offer for sale, on me
Eemiscs that and valuable tract OF Land, called
burton living York river IN the county Of Gloucester Puron
of 1900 Of land 500 Of which are hgh
lands. Upon comfortable dwelling ana the 'suai ON
s Attached 10 il an extensive marsh, particularly adapted
u grazing supply &C fish and oysters may be oh
from river which the land is situated There IS
place suited for planting oysters which has
Become very profitable business There abundant supply
f timber land within convenient distance OF the ryer.
hero II viii always command ready sale.
Tue believed 10 be ndspuabe though we VIII make
nly such deed puc warranted making
Under decree One half Of the purchase money will
lie required cash. and the other half the expiration Of II
Months from the day Of sale.
1 RICHARD COKE. JK.,
G cEosGE " 3 so ag Commissioners.
Il NV 57-Sw
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tI,o e APT tiIS7'S-vAIUAEI.ES SOUTHERN PROPERTY
st FOR SALEThc iGcrc, belonging the Estate of Josiah
ournoy, deceased in the Eaonnn Factory being one half
hereof offered for sale. Capitalists who wish 10 make pro
able should no, fail 10 improve this opportunity, As
artg tree upon the present investment
situated three miles West Of Eatonon Putnam county, Ge0r
H. Like river never failing stream, Attending sufficient
Satcr power fer machinery Attached 10 it, good
yelling house all necessary buildings for The accommodation o
hborer and fit and Saw Mill in successful operation This
kosy offered for sale effect division, and viii ~ sold all
shares purchasers The terms will be ihe
and an. nddrcsst Eaonon Georgia
~ ne promptly attended aud will take pleasure IN show
the pTopeii, To any person who may Wish 10 purchase
4 JOHN NJ FLOURNOY, r,o.,,ox.
y. BASS, i
4 p.r m eft
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EI AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE N NoTToWAY.3ln
pursuance Sions ot two Deeds OF Trust ana
supplemental Deed OF Trust executed 10 me by Thomas w Epes
Of REGARD in Clerks Office Of Nooway County Court
10 he payment ofcehan sums OF money therein men
koneG d David c. Williams individually, and Us Executor
HI John d. Wa> Diseased and dated the 2Cth day OF April
sll the payment Of certain other sums
money therein mentioned due David c. Williams and no.
BIAS D nson dated the 9Th day of October, ISL SHALL
the 3h day January 43 SAFE nj public auction
b the highest bidder the the tract Of land
bn which Thos W Epe resides, Nottoway county
Atout arre miles Couhouse. adjoining the lands
1 n Campbell aai Others, and containing seven hundred
nd forty astc less Also, the following personal
property eighteen Slaves and their increase seven head OF
Horses, said Epes stock of Cae Hogs and sheep al his
k!ouSt ard Kitchen Furniture aud Plantation tenss Que
easur, Carriage and Harness and one road Wagon and Gsn
I,Isa and place" all the interest o The sad mos
~ tie VIII o Francis Epes IT, decd the lands
devised said deceiant his sister, Mary Sth Tor ie
nd said Thomas w. Epes afterwards: much Of The
4at property may be sufficient pay the debts secured by
Maid David g. Williams individually, and n
Executor %. Williams The sale Continue from day To
3ay completed. Selling Tus,er, shall only such
te IS is vested in such.
With December, lSi3 FRANCIS tliLGERAl-u.
r. S1e consist &c women hoys and girls,
In o them very likely; the land which Mr. Epes re-
drs eligible situation for family residences The dwelling
house comfortable and there on the premises All ne
t,sary houses good repair having been erected wtn
fhe oSt : ar 10 wears +. FITZGERALD
I'll low 13-1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-By virtue Of Deed
OF Trust Heath Christian and wife, RoheTt
ny Pollard deceased ad the undersigned for certain purposes
therein expressed which deed hears aIe the 2h day OF May
ISL Of Clerks Office Of the County Court o.
King William surviving Trustee, shall, Saturday. The ON
day February fair, ii the fair day, Sunday
excepted, Aye in King William county proceed to sell 10
highest bidder public auction, that valuable property wen
known the RUAFORD ACADEMY lying Immediately on the
road leading from Ayles 10 King William Court house, about
from each place For twenty this Acade
with liberal and the undersigned be-
ves there indication of continuance OF
could be obtained The location il healthy in Eastern
Virginia There are TWO excellent ohhdngs, one OF "ooa anu
commodae comfortably - boarrs Attached 10 the Institution
Farm containing about l30 or less The cleared
land very fertile The i'll require about 81 $50 cash.
the balance liberal credit will be allowed with such security as
may be approved The e TO lhs properly !. believed 10 be m
: Is vested In by said deed. -
THOMAS RoANE, Trustee
ID.
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King William. ian. 3. 1913.

HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.-rhe exercises Oft School
resumed Monday, the 18th January and will close
on November. 1919, making q ten monhsno
The for Tuition, Board, Washing. Lodging, &c
will he $3.50 the term payable the 10Th November but de-
per per will be made al paid
previous day. In this Seminary will he taught study
prepare young for College III them for thu
ordinary Those disposed rco- interested
in this School Robert lubard Esq., member Of the
Legislature, and all others who for period Of than
twenty years have beer time, concerned in this
School, whether they pc parents, guardians or pupils
ELIJAH c. HASES.
s.--Address, Physic Springs, Buckingham CO., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

-hLCiGLf JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SAlE-i o:ie
io sule my Fam Pnwhatan coaty lying on James river
miles above the city Richmond adjoining the lands of VIM
Tufqin Dr. H. W 0yster George w. Porter and Thos Har
ad ccninn. go OF which a2s are rs rate James
ser rrou;,!s high land a state OF good cultivation
3aae wood land original growth and heavily timber
l. li0 h'tis Of wle; have been seeded on the and ts
ar. The bindings good dwelling house with sia
an al necessary houses. For apply to me- on
lie premises, tu K. Ii. Dickinson. Richmond, Va.
TIiOS. A. HARRIS.
y. ia Plat of tic land may be my office.
Dec. - Gs-aawt; r. II DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

NTOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF e. F. WICKtIAM
~ E-a-rhe of Mr. Edmund +. Wickham
qeed TO known, without delay undersigned Jas.
LYONS AT Richmond ard character uf their claims,
stating whether they by bond open account
when having claims by obtain
the written ackno led of them by Mr. Is
the interest OF The editors well of
Mr. Wckham and other pershablr pro-
ocr,y az well rs the remaining slaves should be sold upon
credit creditor requested state. writing
wish uppn that point NJ without the of tile creditors
must be for cash
The postage must be paid all through tho
mails fo JOHN N. TAZEWEI.L
JAMES LYONS, iius'ees'
n, Cliff
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L. basement story Of his residence, at the Of 9th and
Streets opposite the Office of the Mutual Assurance Society lie
sunrd) on some of the Courts of the Chy
TO CLAMANTS-The subscriber after an interval Of some
vs,y an,n pnders his services claimants the
men, OF United states The state Of Virginia for revolt.
tanary services any other demands Wner arising under
may him. mos, cases ws:e they are well found
,h.r, .he ,sw,nfors of that experencehi familiarity with
The subject and dgen attention, stimulated by The necessity
of anew hs life Of bunesshe Is willing TO pledge
those who NAV employ hmfr moderate certain rompensa
,ion reasonable CONTINGENT as nny pc
and energy may have exefsa S residence ana
Office 9th aud streets, near le swan Tavern eerS
NNNNS''1 y nun WIN V THOMAS GREEN.
Rirbmond nh ~, 1910 Ally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

Berkshire and other Improved Pigs afaNba and
.Norton's Sstdiing Grape Zines for Sale.
u ERKsHIRE PIGS by celebrated Boar Chesterfield and va
rious crosses OF Berkshire other improved breeds
Also 800 vines ready for bearing Of tie Nor,on's Seed
ling Grape, aud 500 cf the Caiawba. Apry 70
BOTTS !; BURFOOT, Eds. So Planter
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Richmond, 7lh Oct, 1912

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The Lands on James
properly Of the late john wickham, which recently offered
for public by subscribers no. having nseh so are s.
for sale Persons wishing 10 purcnac ~ i e e's o. sac
~ app'''" y '' " - B. w. LEIGH, at Richmond,
WIN. T. WICKHAM,
Near Taylorsville, Hanover county.
~ ~ H-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

PURSUANT to III. provisions OF Deed If Trust executed by
Philip a,cwood To Samuel c. and James C. Luck for
purpose OF securing debt due Francis w Scott and duly
torded ~ the Cek- Office OF Caroline County Court shall
acting Trustee proceed 10 SELL the Isl day Of March, lsi3
Cheser.ield Depot IN TIE cona If Caroline the follow ing
perty Nero man, Ihorn;on iii. named Rhoda, aud Asry
"A her child together w the future of the females
the date OF Tie decd aud, also the said Gaewoods inter
in the undivided dover Estate of Anua Garwood his
much thereof he sufficient satisfy the ha
due SAID bond with tie interest and Of sale &c
Of the sale cash The title property is be
we'd be indsputale but, acting Trustee Shall only
" such title a. Is vested in
$. c. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
Jan. LIST, 1913. 72-tds
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Nov. Is

JAMES A. PA1TEsoN, Cosns,ros MrseH.sr, R,ehmDnd
Yw give prompt attention to saes 9" a s snos o. FRO
duce and Merchandise consigned 10 nus ee' oe On e'
street, adjoining Messrs. capcI,Sn Grump nu,,
Oct. 10 -
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

CONOOFkD ACH I.
SIiE session this Institution will the hst
OF February and close the last Of November Course Of in
icton aud terms will be the heretofore Fo the cha
acte Of the nstuon and The efficiency of their mode of in
Sruoon HE refer 10 the gentlemen whose arc
annexed and 10 the general success OF their students at Colleges
aud Universities of the highest standing Union. At
close nf the last session Of The University Of Virginia. Of
their Students hu had been wholly by themselves
tanned the degree Of NJ having within twenty months,
dnated IN the Latin Greek French Spanish Languages
ina Philosophy, Moral Philosophy Chemistry aad Mathematics.
Persons wishing more particular otGin il by
communication addressed to either Of the subscribers, and di
reced 10 Concord Academy, Caroline county, Va.
+. w. COLEMAN,
J. D. COLEMAN.
RErrRrScrs-Col. Modecai Cooke. Portsmouth; Modecai
Cooke j, ESQ., Norfolk Robert {. stanard Esq., Richmond;
Gen James w Pegam hchmond; Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, and
Isle of Wight VIM H. IT., TaySe ESQ. Noun, Airy; hon r. T.
Rives, c. W.; Judge Bayly, Accnnack.
Gentlemen either hav. had, presen, have
wards members of the Institution
Dec % 6s-,enJ.
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= THOMAS r. GILES, l,r,oa
JUNlUS f. LEIGH,
Jan. i
~ The Wing will copy till sale.

SUGAR PLANTATION FOR sALE,-Situafed the West
= Bank Mississippi river, in the State o Louisiana about
Orleans II hns 25 arirnts inches 'front.'
the upper line nNards toward the lower so thnt AZ ~
,peu,s from river breadth Of IL and y
torres which BREADTH The line runs parallel TO Lake o"achee
The Land about rs apcnt from the contain
g. Of cleared Land, about Cos arpents.
The Buildings dwelling house Of one story continuing
rooms and cabinet fame Kitchen large frame
corn house. one hospital and abont cabins with brick
cmneys large house and rurrery and mill house,
bull, u brick. The Plantation has been cultivated for sone
years aud buildings of repair lies point of
the river, aud has ion hrce.
long credit; with low rate Of interest, will be given for
po o the purchase money person Offering good
srcurity Applv,o ROBERT b. CORBlN,
Caroline CO., Va, or
II. c. CAMMACK,
New Orleans
Ian 10 76-2t
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Taylorsville, Hanover Sept, 81, ls4a.

I1LSON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY The School hereto
~ fore conducted Elson Green in Caroline by the late Mrs
Sarah Taliairo will he continued the ensuing under the
Mr. aud Mrs Tod ncing the 18th Of January
terminating the 18th of December following allowing the
vacation The present Preceptress Nss
Webb will continue give instruction in all the branch
English Education together with French and Music
Ttrns-For Board and Tuition in English branches session
of 10 months, payable half in advance, SlO0
Candles, towels, &C.. .
French, ~
Music, and use Of Piano. 10
~ B. NJ deduction made, except in cases Of sickness.
Addess--ianorer Courthouse.
JOHN R. TOD.
IL 81 -2awr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Cn.RLnTrg Cot TT iiousE.
i Va, Rcr. .hICH7EL OSBORNE, P,;uepci-The Wintei
will Tuesday, the 10th day of January, and
will close the first day of June.
French and Music taught, hitherto and instruction will be
given Vocal Music, m suitable encouragement be afforded.
The Principal would be pleased to receive into his family
Young Ladies. whose department. and moral and
culture. would be himself
and Mra Osborne.
Terms The Summer, with additional charge
fuel 81 day scholars, and IS boarding scholars
Charlotte Z. H., Va, Dec. % 1912. 70-1A
ELECT SCHOOI.-The School heretofore conducted by Mr..
~ Bowie this place. will be opened Monday, the
10Th under The supernendence OF Dir H. T. Wheeler
gentleman educated ut Princeton College.
Wheeler highly recommended by OF the first
standing, gentleman, Christian and teacher.
The instruction will embrace all the branches taught
the first Academies including the higher branches Of Mathe
matics
7erms-For board lodging and wasng $780, per session of
five months Tuition alone SIS
w. D. TAYLOR.
Taylorsylle Hanover Sept. o.. lS42, diff
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go w. ToLER, GENERAL AGENT AND CoLLEoIoR Richmond,
"a attends renting houses, hiring out negroes sell
!! produce, collecting bonds, accounts. &c.
Persons the country having negroes hire produce to
+ re, would do well TO give him a call.
Uhre opposite Exchange Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

ooK AT TuIS.-S2O REWARp.-Ian away from Richard
Rose county of Sussex the 18th December Negro
ham named Henry Of bright brown conulcanu with dry
, apparently chopped lips, and from aho, feet ii
lehcs high poportoned quick spoken IS 10 20
ara Of age and can read and write very we'll as am inform
clothing consisted in homespnn of dark color except
Sunday apparel they being recolieccd opinion
will airmr 10 70 10 free State and WILL probable
ter his name and d,ess will give the above reward TO any
will deliver said Negro me, him
III that get him again.
~ Al peison. hereby foewa,ned against arhorng the
"a ayeor captains Of vessels Of taking him bnlrd
viii be put Vigorously In ufce against all such offenders
JAMES BROWN, Agent for Richard Rose
fr,en<yilI. county. Jan. 3 73-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

AW NOTICE-Ne united in the Practice of Law, and
will regularly attend tie Courts Of Bedford, Campbell, Am
m Nelson Superior Court of Buckingham and the
arid in ynchhnrc. All business, collections or other
1as viii be promptly attended TO-
address,. & ]. K. Garland, Lynchburg Va.
J. GARLAND, formerly Of Nelson.
JNO. Il. GARLAND.
~ j. Garland will continue attend the Court Of Appeals,
= The Federal Counts holden in Richmond.
Mex Is 56-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14
,F LAND AND NEGRoEs-By virtnv of Deed Of TWENTY

GALE OF LAND AND NEGRoEs-By vne of Deed Of
- Trust executed u.s. undersigned Trustees, by The
William Eggeston and Thomas Pride for the benefit Of
$780, and of record the Clerks Oce OF The County Court OF
Amelia, State Of Virginia, the undersigned Trustees rs
aforesaid, WILL Thursday the 23d day OF March, ls that
being Court day of said county At Tie Court house o. said
county of Amelia sell public auction TO The highest bidder
for cash. the following real and personals conveyed IN
said deed by William T. Eseleston 10 Wit All tha! tract 9"
parcel Land lying in said OF Amelia on the South side
the public road leading from the Court house of said county to
Jetesve called Coxe containing by estnation four hundred
less and bnunded ms follows: the
the lands of James p Cooke The South by the lands
Edward Wilkinson and James r. Vaughan The North by
the public road eadn Amelia Court house To Jetersvie
and Of Richard Noble. Also, other
tract of Land lying In said county, and adjoining the
land of said county located contain
ing by estimation hundred and ninety be the
same more less bounded follows: the South by the
lands called the Poor the West by the lands Of
William Marshall Joseph Bragg the East by the lands of
sad Bragg Warren Marshall and The Norhward BY the
lands Of said Bragg. Also the follow ing Slaves
and Children Henry, Ned, Horace, Jim, Dick, Doctor.
Archer Beverly John Lewis Marin, Evira sena Dolly and
her children Jane Ncy and Nancy and such children OF said
and any property conveyed by said William Egvesion
property reference hereby made said deed The title To all
Of The aforesaid property is believed be perfectly god, but,
selling Trgcr will convey only such right as vested in
us by the deed aforesaid.
THOMAS T. GILES, rr,u.,ecs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

LOAF SUGAR AND IN. ENGLISH CHEESE.
Ii ZONES Woo,sey's superior Loaf Sugar,
ecests narration English Cheese.
j.. FL sale by WILLIAMS & HAxALt-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28
A NkIrlCAL MOMENT.

D., -, the physician in charge Of
the lunqtic asylum on BlAckweIl's ISLAM J.,
IN, he, in the habit OF amusing himself
-irdy IA fishing Cor bass and Porsies in
}ha llurlgato, his crew being geuer;lIy
compose Of inmates Of the asylum, who
~cte so tar recovered as to be ALLOW the
fecra,tian OF such trirs, a few 1aj
sine be took with him Admiral Bill" an
ID seaman, who has lie confined there
nany ysnrs, and + ON the peculiar fa-
tur''t his iuS nifty has bc'n gcneral y
styled "Admiral," until he now tnswcrs
to no thor APPEL alton. Bill had the
stoke oar, an,, Icing Of stllwart fame
hH urge lho boat along, making his crew
york w'th a wll The doctor, who is Of
rah1r dlmlnu'ivc stature, was seated gui-
ely IN tn st, ri sheet with tho tiller
ropes in his hands, watching with much
de ght the motions OF Admiral Bll--when
suddenly he observed him throw up his
oar IN most navy like style, and lay il
rahotrd. TIE next moment Bill stood be-
fore fin aad SEIZED him in his powerful
grasp, hitting him ON the seat az If he
had teen an jnf,nt. Holding him Out
over the side. Bill demanded, ''grog, OF
III throw you to the fishes" The men
hid re sted on their cara watching the is
see, anl the current was CORY ng the
boat toWar IS the back" Recovering
his presence Of mind in an instant, the
Go3,or fixed his eye upon the maniac and
a the necessity for immediate action
"bilE," said hc, az was q great oversight
MT 70 have broueh, the bottle Glong, bu
lay hold and we'I pull bach and get it
i certainty WAS q very & eat oversight
ell laii hin back IN the s1erts took ur
a. oa' AMI in few minutes the boat lay
a'o'gsid9 tie ,s!lum dock. Admira
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28
Young Mems National Con-
yeUkaOg.

II will be seen ty the subjoined rpsolg-
lions, unanimously adopted By the City
Wig Convention on Thursday evening
thai Youao Mans NATIONAL CoSsEN.#
1Ios is called to meet in he city Ct Bal
timore on Thurs Jay. the 81 Of May. 1914,
10 r sponi 10 tie nomination Of President
and Vice Pr siJent of the United States
10 be made on "Wednesday the first Of
May.
The grand assemblaee thus coneosed
will Usher in the next Presidential cam.
psigu % the Fourth % May Convection
in 1910 gave the fist impulse 10 the cam
sass Of that year. Ii there shall he any
differences between the two, the coming
Convention aad the canvas which is TO
/ follow, will lie the more signal aud The
more decisivelY Ii umpheni. We are
fully persuaded Of this. The -b'fIl.d en-.
lhusiaefn Of 1910 Will rise me higher for
+ its disappointment; re energy Of a stern
discrimination viii give it strength; the
prospect IF victory will inpart hope, and
cheering confidence. We have, il pos
slhse, greater incentives TO animate us 10
iac.ivity. We had then a county 10 re-
deem and an adversary to dislodg"; 10
a ldition wa have now 10 visit uroa
TT cherry the just retfibdtion in merits
at the hands oil a betrayed PARTY add en-
irsrltcd PEE pie. The work began in 1914
must and wsii be consummated N spite
Of treason w3thin AMI Of opposition with.
out.
To our young Wig friends and bre,h-
req, all and Sc, erAl, IN every quarter Of
tie Republic. we may say, in The spirt
which anmales tie resolutions AMI which
is felt by every Wig in Baltimore. come
TO The Srett Assembly Of the People!
Come in nuat1des. We have room e
naugh for yuu in our hearts AID in our
h ms, The greatness of your numbers
shall but enlarge the compass Ct your
w,lcone.
If Il e result Of the deEiteration f the
nominating Convention shall lie 10 give
forth the name of HENRY CLAY as the
Wing candidate for the Presidency, the
shout Of rat Il alton which will go up from
tie coneregat d hest on the following day
viii swte p, as II were. on the wings If
The wind, and move with rushing sound
to the uttermest extremiies Of fhe lend -
ming ling as goes with the acclamations
Of every State and city md town through
cut The lInicn. Ii will he m eatnes! OF
The joyful payment, s0on 10 be made, Of
tie long airearares Of a nations CT ,litu9e
TO an honoured aud faithful public $ rvant
whose fidelity has been ,qaaHed only by
the y odh Of his services, AMI the ability
which has marked III ir eriormanre.
BaHim0rs AAericaa,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28

MARSHAL BERTRAND. This gallant
soldier arrived at Naichez on the 18th in-
slant, on his way up the river. His re-
cepilan is thus noticed in the Courier Of
the 18th instant:
The steamer Admiral landed at our
quarantine wharf yesterday, at twelve
o'clock, NJ. with Marshal Bertrand on
board. Arrangements hal been previous
~ male to receive the old veteran in a
style becoming bis rtnown, and on the
boats landing, the committee, headed by
Captain Julirnne, proceeded on board,
when he was invited 10 the City Hotel
where our citizens generally m ght have
an opportunity Of giving cordial greet
ing. The invitation was accepted, and
the old marshal was escorted to the City
Hotel, by the largest procession seen here
since the visit of Mr.. Clay, where a large
number Of persons proce, ded to shake
him by the hand, and manifest their adj
miraton for him. In the mean time Old
Saratoga was thunderlng out her approval.
The marshal remained about two hours
at the City Hotel and was escorted back
to tho steamboat. He is on his way to
Nashville.
His reception here was a very fattes-
ing ole, indeed.