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he received from the President; but 'ha Nd.
Mr. Carr copld land. and should be protected uu'
would M, receive the honoIs of consul; tnal DC
lad his orders from the Emperor, and couiu nol
dsnar, hem replied that il appeared 10 the
very SINGULAR and quite unusual, that me EihPe-
ror should refuse 10 receive an onc,di S,"
~ from the government OF me on'eu $50. 49, ~
without stating why; that mao oeen oiu., ,he.s
bring this gentleman TO his oes.na.ion ."a Sor tho
he was with his commission, and ielier lot me
E,nneror from, The President OF the U. States ana
,ba, n,usi in1i upon his being officially received;
After some further pros and cons, Inc Dasna" sa,.,
he would receive him as consul; mat ne couiu
hoist his fac attbe consulale but thatihe hoho'I
Jue nm snch occasions could moi be rendered.
aid could No, consent 10 Mr.. Cars being re-
ceiyed, excep, in proper manner anu .ndt u =
rare Determined moi SO 10 receive him, shouio
nroceed Immediately 10 The U. States, ana fePoIi,
nv proceedings 10 The governmehl-ds u WI .L
he impossible for me 10 remain there nh'il ~.
answer 10 the Emperors despatches were ..a;,
and thought it likely the Presioeht wouia wa
10 hear from Mr.. Carr before ne rePileu 70 .ueu.
After some further conVefsaeioii, w oan,d
said, if wonld give ce,tinea.I .na. "a The
not wait for reply 10 said despa'cnes, a"o ~.
consul would affit his seal TO it, ne would receive
him. | said I would do so; and then y was
agreed that | should 60 en board anG So
Lutte with twenly-one guns, which sn1u ohan "a
returned gun for gum that, ai3 O'CLOCK snou ia
leave the ship with the consul under salu,s ..
"a euns With should be returned on andlng
and then, with The usual congratulations, LOOK ,pa
my leave, stepped nlolhe consulate ano WIN ,,.d
best means present, wrote annexed, lpun;San,
~ of The tenor Of which desire The pres1aen.
may be informed. sent that note WIN le. ,ta
which MI Carr brought from the President 10 ;nt
Emperor repaired on board, fred q guns wnieh y
were returned, and at o'clock et me snip I,a
Mr. Carr and some Of the officers under i salute us
Of 10 guns, proceeded 10 the landing and, as we We
approached the shore, The salute was reluIn leu
from The battery. Al the landing we m ne Ia az
The consus in uniform, and the bashaw's officers,
and a full guard. After little ceremony we
were escorted by the guard, accompanied oy .ne
different consuls, 10 the door Of the U. ,. consul
late. Every thing being completed ACCORDING 10
Mr.. Cars wishes, took my leave anu pro-
ceeded on board. Mr.. Carr informed me ne
should write Immediately 10 the Stale Depart
ment, presuming The British mails would DC 'ne
most expeditions opportunity. sent an order y. 70
Commander Henry, and that nigh. got undel
way, and proceeded TO This place. 1t was my
intention 10 have touched al Cadiz, but found
should be subject 10 quarantine there"
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TRUSTEES, SALE nr1ANn

puRsuAST to the PROVISIONS OF Deed Of Tn.
bearing date the Sd Of March, 1894, and recorded
Clerks Office Of Henrico County Cour, we shsn :.
coed TO SELL TO the highest bidder, on The prenls..
cash, on MONDAY. the d dsy ~ December, las ;,
Tract Of Land whereon the said John Sbe,.o.. 80, "
resides lying in the county Of Henrico, on Ch,cks
ny swamp, and containing 245i acres, ado,nlng !,
lands OF Lyddall Bowes, deceased, aud John Shrnn,
Inc lite 10 The said Land believed To be ndi.p,tsss
out we sha convey only such title Is vested IN M
virtue Of said trust deed :" -
JAMES s. RYALL
Sept 23-cw3m ~
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LAND EQR SALE

IN pursuance Of decree Of lne Circuit Superior Court
of Aibrmate county, pronounced nj The Octub,t
term, 1894, in the of Dafneiltc ~. Dnrn.r,
will offer FOR sale, Al public auction, the mi-cs
on THURSDAY the 9th dag Of November, lsi5. tne
Tract of Land called Enfield, thu present rrs'ce II
Mrs. Sarah W. narneillr lying within and li,r
ter miles Of ScOttsve in said county, containing 52s
acres. The convcnirncss that this and has the
most of land in matket render II very valuable =
Only 500 ri the purchase money Will be required ~
hand, the balance IN one, Two aud three years. Will
so-v the land to any person wishing To buy before he
day or sale. AUSTIN VI. APPIING,
NJ, Os-rwfds cuiumissnupr
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appointment, IN The Governor Of Virginia.


John H. Watson and Christopher Gawcy, both
OF St. Louis, Commissioners for the State OF Mis-
souri, 10 take dispositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds, &c.
James w. Taylor, Of Cincinnati, Commission
er for Ohio; and
William Garrett, OF Tuscaloosa, Commission
or for Alabama.
c. B. Northrop, Of Charleston, Commission
cr for The State OF South Carolina, to take dePo-
si:ions, acknowledgements Of deeds. &c.
Peer Oliver and Abraham Jackson, Jr.-both
Of Boston--Commissioner for Massachusetts.
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LAND IN LOUISA FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale my Land in the comfy Of louisa IN
the Fork Creek nrighbohood, adjoining The lands 4
A. G. Goodwin. Capt. Perkins, Il. +. Winston ana
others containing between four and hundred acres
mostly In original forest, aud heavily rinbrred with an
abundance Of the best heart pine poplar, &c Is con.
identy believed that the timber would sell fpt NOR
than s asked for the land A Saw Mill might he erect
upon thr premises very little eyprnse though Thee
H. one Yanc-yve, not far OH. The above land =
adapted all the crops grown that section cf Coun.
try particularly whrat and tobacco.
ANY person wishing To purchase can ascertain the
terms &c which will be accommodailng--by hjir' ;.
ing ME letter directed To Frrdrrckshurs or by IN
auiring Of my brother adjoining the land who Will chow
II 20 any one wishing to see II.
Srnt :N-cwtf JOHN GOODWIN
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NAvAL-The U. S. frigate Cumberland Capt
Breese, bearing The broad pennant OF Commodore
Joseph Smith, from the Mediterranean station,
arrived in Nantasket Roads on Saturday evening,
and came MP 10 the city of Boston on Sunday
forenoon, abou, haf.pas, IL o'clock, in fine style.
The Boston Advertiser says she left Gibraltar on
the 18th uIt., and Tanger, Africa, (whiiher she
conveyed MIR Carr, the U. S. Consul } on the
evening of the lnh ull. She has been absent two
years, and brings as passengers, surgeon J.
Vaughan Smith, and passed assistant surgeon }.
Howard Smith.
The Cumberland left at Tsngier U. 8. corvette
Plymouth, Commander Henry, all well, TO sail
for Brazil in few DAYS.
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DANAWAY from the subscriber, residing near LIbtf.
II ~ Hill r o. Nrwberry District ;. e, on he u .
July, Mulatto Doy, named WILLIAM, ie or i9yr.f'
old spare made fret inches high. no visible mas,
that know OF He was raised by John DAVIS, OF Ate.
marie county Virginia. aud VIII Try 10 get there 8,
of his family live there Amy information rr>arct
lug said boy will be thankfully received by the sub.cil.
Der. WILLIAM MARS.
y. Bile may alter his name, and say he belongs 10
some one in Virginia ". VI.
Aur l9-CW3m
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BISON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.


THE exercises IL this Institution will be continued
the ensuing year, under its present instruetress,
Miss l.. Webb-rnmmeucing on the 18th January, and
terminating the 18th MISUNDERSTANDING The month OF
August ~ vacation. The number Of pupils will be u
mited positively, 10 sixteen. There are, as yet few
vacancies.
TERMS, per scholastic year. payable seni-annually in
,dv.nre si0O
Wr.lc Win nae If PIANO. 30
French, ~
az, .,s'cwaw. JNa. H. Ton.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery Il
w my Negro Man EDWARD, who ran away In No
vembsr, 1874. He is between 25 and 80 years old STOUT
and muscular and in stature rather lower than ordinary
~ has dark, smooth skin, with full bushy head d
hair and good runntenanc-. He carried with hun
Roundabout and Pantaloons OF GREY Cassinct, somr
v hat worn. purchased him in Richmond about toar
years ago, Of Mr.. Thomas Williams, who brought
him from Washington City, 10 which place he expressed
desire return, and in the neiRhhorhooi Of whchr
was raised, and has relations. He has no donht pr
cured free papers and is probably passing by III, ninr
Of BOWMAN ard | have some reason 10 supp ;" tsi
he escaped from The county by the aid of the boat, run
ming Banlster and Roanoke Rivers.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Muunt LluInl. Halifnr. Nirginin. Nov II = gu l1l.
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IMPORTANT DEcrslos.-I, has recently been set
tied BY The Treasury Department, that Congrega-
tons of Churches are associations for Philuso-
phical and Literary purposes; and that their APP
paratus (Which term is defined 10 mean things
provided as means to some ends, :" including ma
lerials for building and furnishing an edihce,)
may be imported, free OF duty, under The fifth d.
vision OF the ninth section Of the Tariff.
IN Y. .Jour. Com.
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The beautiful Eclipse on Thursday night took
Us BY surprise. The weather has been SO charm
ing, that We had no occasion 10 consult the Al
manac for "sgns," and hence the first intimalion
of The phenomenon we derived from the darken-
ed face Of The Moon herself. It was almost to-
tai eclipse, very narrow rim Of light appearing
on The lower edge OF the Moon. The shadow
passed of about half-pasl Q. Though the shrond-
ed Queen OF Night threw cold and melancholy
light on the ground, it did mol, as lar as we saw,
affect, in The least, the minds or feelings OF our
fellowcilizens There was as much Joyous laugh
Ter or broodng discomfort, as if there had really
been no eclipse. Very few persons, in these days
OF steam, are subject 10 "skyey influences"
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Delaware College, at Newark, in the State OF De.
laware, has been adopted By Presbyterian Synods
of Pennsylvania and Virginia, and measures
were adopted al The last meetings Of these ecelesi
aslical bodies to raise money 10 increase It's funds
and promote its interests
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DEATH OF WM. C. WooDBaIDoE.-We regret
TO learn that William c. Woodbridge, author OF
the Modem School Geography, and member OF tne
Geographical Societies of Paris, Frankfort ana
Berlin, died at Boston on Sunday last, aged 20,
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NOTICE

A PETITION will he presented 10 the neat General
"A Assembly OF Virginia, praying for n change OF ne
place OF holding separate precinct election, nos o.
rrctrd be held ny law At New Market, IN the county
Of Henrico, from the said place, New Market, TO u-
House now owned by, and The residence Of srphen D.
Sweeney, and now occupied by him An Tavern, and
commonly called Sweeney in the lower end Of he
said county and thar the separate or precinct election
may hereafter he held tho said last mentioned place,
instead OF at New Market, as now directed by law.
MAsr CiIiIrsr OF HrSnCo CourIr.
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o.roos ac.-A letter from Washington othe

OREGON &c.-A letter from Washington 10 Inc
New York Commercial says:
nThere is no beliefin well informed circles here
that any new propositions in regard 10 the oregon
NEGOTIATION, or any particularly important des-
matches. have been received since the arrival Of
The Great Britain. So far as have any means
Of Judging, the course otihe Executive is hIed on
his question. He is expected 10 reiterae the de-
claration made in his inaugural, and 10 recon-
mend that Congress sustain the position he then
assumed by the most decisive action"
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q The Convention of Colleges will assemble
in this city on the second Monday in December
Arrangements for the place and hour Of meet
ing will be announced in time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

A correspondent Of The Journal Of Commerce,
writing from Mexico, 18th October, makes the
following remarks The Editor says, the letleris
from "a very respectable source, and may doubt
less be relied upon"
al send this 10 Vera Cruz in Interpretation Of
its finding an earlier conveyance, il being proba-
bic that some man Of war will be sailing with dis
patches for Washington. The recent overtuIes
from thence are likely 10 lead 10 the resumption
OF diplomatic negotiations; and as better spirit
is becoming apparent here, respecting the points
appeal 10 arms +"
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IN CHAECERY-VrscIriA;- Hanover County
M.ry aunens, widow and relict of Francis Mun.ns'
decd,
Iobn G Brown, administrator Of Francis Nun'a''
drc.a,.d. Taliaierro Davis and Lavnil - NJ 49,, 49,
Mary VI. Muncus, John NJ. Muncus, Ellen !. M"" Nm
George W. Stockdril and Judith A. r. HI wlis 81,
Cosby and Maria his wife, James +. Hardy avn
his wife, Rufus 3. Muncus, Robert Alexander I'm .,f
and Mary Ann Duncan The last Of whom Il ~ So 49,,
under the age oftwenty-one year,, By John u :"
her guardian ad liteIn, D'ienus" " n,
This cause came this day, again, ny c"hseh -.
parties now before the Court, 10 be heard on INC
formerly read and was argued by Counsel ana
suggested that no insertion Of the order oi
herein entered ON the 22d OF July last has been mao
auy and there s not now time 10 maxi ~,
in.xr,on before the October term OF this C.uh, @
Cont doth therefore order, that, unless Tue ahseh
S.ndants. John Cosby and Maria his wife, JAM n,'t
Hs,dv and Eliza his vile, Rufus b. Anncus ann ~ -
Alexander Duncan, shall, On or before the hfst 20!
This Court 10 be held in the month OF DeeemGe, "a
enter their appearance answer he platinum p' rn
orc. security according to the act Of Assembly w
e,s.. made and provided, The Count VIII take ,n ,rr
,, bill for confessed and proceed TO decree .n IN
thereof a copy Of this order having been
,rd for eight weeks at the least in some Nv tine
nubshed In the city Of Richmond, arc lo -, r.u-
pno.trd a, the front door of tbs Ccur house u wa
~. A Copy-Tssie, csroS enc
c.nS WIN. q, WlSSIOF, 49,
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Messrs. Editors: observe that the names OF
several gentlemen have been presented 10 Inc al
tenlion Of the approaching Legislature, through
the medium OF your paper, by their respective
friends, as fit and proper persons to preside over
that body-all we'll and peculiarly qualified, OF
course, 10 discharge the duties Of that Office.
beg leave 10 add 10 the list the name Of WILLIAM
O. GooDE OF Mecklenburg; and, without mean
ing 10 disparagc or impair the claims OF others,
feel warranted in saying, that Mr.. Goode IS emf
nenty qualified, in every respect, 10 discharge Inc
duties OF the office in courteous and eihciehl
manner. He is bland and aflable in his manners,
dgnified and easy in his department. and would,
in nv humble opinion, discharge the duties oil
Speaker with ability and prompt decision. Mr..
Goode has served many years as member oi
the General Assembly, and is perfectly CONVEX
SAINT and familiar with the general routine OF Le-
gisla,ve business. Besides MIR. Goodies name
was used on former occasion by Inc Democra-
tic party for that Office, when three was no pro-
liability of success-a circumstance that ought,
| think. at least 10 add something 10 claims they
being equal in other respects. Mr.. G. has also
served for several years as member OF Con-
press and therefore, il is fair 10 presume, IS
very respectable Parliamcntarian For reasons
and c, nsderations above referred 10, hope the
members oil the ensuing Legislature will, in Sc
Letting their presiding officer, duly consider and
weigh The claims and prelensions OF William ..
Goode
A single remark in regard to the selection OF
an individual 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by
The expiration OF the term OF VIM. Z. Kives,
ESQ. as Senator in the Congress Of the United
STATES from Virginia. | know no man within
The limits of The Stale, who think would fill the
station with more dignity and ability, than G. c.
DRoMGooLE OF Brunswick. But Mr.. D. is so
well and so favoraby known, not only in Virsi..
MA his native State, but throughout the broad
limits of the Union, as sound able and efficient
politician and constitutional lawyer, that il would
be supererogalon 10 enter intoany detail in regard
10 his qualifications. "A CITIZEN.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAT.-RoAD-On the
subject OF the sale OF this Road, the last Raleigh
Register says:
Governor Graham has returned from his eI-
animation of the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road.
He was accompanied 10 CASTOR by The Public
Treasurer, BY George w. Mordecai, Esq, the
temporary President Of the Company, John D.
Hawkins, Esq, of Franklin, one Of The Directors,
and MIR. HOLSTER Superintendent OF the Road.
We are grathed 10 learn, that the Governor
found the road, excepting the section between Ra-
leigh and Foreslvie, on which workmen are
now operatng in much better condition than he
had expected; and that after personal survey OF
amos, The entire track, and the depots aqueducts,
and noble bridges of the Company, and on The IN
specions OF the reports of It's income for The past
Two wears, made TO the Court OF Equity OF Wake,
he determined without hesitation as The Agent
and Representative OF The State al The SAFE o. me
Company's property, 10 be made on The 18th OF
December nexl, TO bid The maximum amount pre-
scrbed in the act of the General Assembly at The
lasl session. viz 100000 dollars, and the interest
accrued thereon since The Bonds OF this amount,
endorsed By the State, were issued-which VIII
be in all about 38l 900 dollars.
Weare truly glad 10 find that such result has
been obtained, after careful examination by the
hiehes- officer Of The State upon his othclal ie-
sponsibililv, with view to exercise the discTe-
ton vested in him by the Legislature, so that am
pie Justice may be done 10 The public; but IN he
mode least injurious 10 The Stockholders, who
have sustained SO great loss in this enterprise
The course adopted by The Governor in form
ine and making known before hand, his deiefm''
nation upon this subject, seems to us IN The hish-
esl degree proper. Whilst it is calculated 70 en-,
nance the price ola Road, 10 The advantage BON
of The State and stock holder IL gives nolice %
hose who NAV desire to compete in the purchase
90 az 10 enable them 10 make arrangements ioI
raising capital, and giving security for the large
sum involved in The purchase upon The terms re.
ouired by Acknowledgements which il is obvi'
Gus. from the limited means of individuals among
us, could moi be made without reasonable time
for preparation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

NAvAL.-The United States frigate Columbia
and brig Dolphin-lhe former for Brazil, and
The latter for the Coast Of Africa-sailed from
Norfolk on Tuesday last for their respective sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

IA bill has Teen reported "a The lower
House Of the Tennessee Legislature, TO charter
a Company 10 construct railroad from NASH
Vile 10 Chattanooga. The Nashville Union
spe ks warmly of the prospects of an early CON-
ple.ion Of this grand enterprise-it being under
stood that capitalists in South Carolina, Georgia
and Tennessee were ready 10 put forth all their
energies in its behalf The only danger TO be ap-
pretended, is The preference given ny many South
ern men 10 the route through North Alabama to
Memphis which, should il be Immediately COM
menced may postpone The successful prosecution
OF the project from Chattanooga TO Nashville.
All around US works Of improvement are 60
ing on. Why should Virginia sit "all the day
idle1n
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M cnANcERY-vlao.sl. :-Al RaIes, L,!A in lhe

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules, held IN tie
L Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior couH oi Us"
and Chancery for King William county, al the Court
House, On Monday The lat day Of September. 1873
nnn King, EiIha Meredith, Robert &. Kendall, al
samuel Meredith, jasper Row, and sarah his ~ir IL
ward f. Meredith, james Meredith. and John i"
Meredth-the three last Of whom are infants under no
age OF twenty years and sne BY their next ifiri
the said Elisha Observation-Disclosures Davis, Bailey Da'-i
Seim slaughter and Emslinr his wife, Marin, John H.
and William 4 Lipscomb-the TWO last OF whom are
infants under twsniyoDe years OF age and sue by men
next friend, William b. Lipscomb Plaintiffs
against . -
Lewis Liulepage, Administrator Of John Meredith,
deceased, Moody Blood and Olympia his wife Wash
incton p. Mann and May his wife Susan Dugnr wur"
OF Reuben Dugar, deceased, David Lacy ana ATM
rine his wife. Ella F. Dugar, Reuben A., John I,
Ieonidns L., Poeahontas and James Lacy-the i"'t
Eve infants. under twenty years ana cbiidren 81
Elizabeth Lacy now deceased, late The wife 81 J"hn J.
Lacy, and James White, nc rHu'h''.
The Defendants Moody Blood and Washlngttn T.
Mann aud Mary his wife, not having entered their ~
pearanre AMI given security, according 10 the act q
Assembly and the rules Of this Court. and II Rppeis
bv satisfactory evidence that they are moi inhahtans
of this Commonwealth, IL is ordered, h1t The sald d.
PENDANTS do appear here The ist day # the nt'f
term, and answer the bill of thr plaintiff, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted In some new
paper published IN the city vi Richmond, aud cuniinud
for months successivriy, and annthrr copy posd
at the from, door ofthe Court hous. Of this county
Sept. ls-cwom j. o. POLLARD, nc.
IN Acknowledgement rules taken in ne
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF La"
and Chancery of Prince Edward county, the 9TH Cay I"
October. le55:
Robert h. Co,e and william T. Baliow, Plaintiff:
against
Granville NunnalIy and Ephraim NunnaIly,
Drie ndanis:
The defendants not having entered their appraraHf.
and given security according act of the Genera
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and apptafs
they not Inhabitants OF This Stale, on the @
ton of the plaintiffs by Counsel II Is entered al ruts
aforesaid, and accordingly ordered thai the said c.ind
ants do appear at rules Ia be taken in the Clerks oh
aforesaid on The first Monday In January next ana an
swer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this order "
forthwith inserted IN some ono of the public NEWSPAPER
printed in the city of Richmond for two months 'nfet
siyely and also posted at the front 40 Oh 'he C""
"" ns, ~ -. W., SoT' ~. WoRSHAM, G. c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

The POPULATION or New YoRK.-The Alba
ny Evening Journal publishes an abstract OF the
official returns of the late census, made up from
those in the Office of The Secretary Of State, with
the exception Of the population of New York city,
which is supplied from the newspapers. Total
population 2,GOO,374. In 1910 il was 2,429, 436.
Increase in years, lT0,93S.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr.-A real cut.throat incen-
diary and burglar Gan entire stranger in this city,
says The National lntelligencer, was arrested
four o'clock, by TWO of the Auxiliary Guards
He was fully committed after examination on
tour charges Of burglary, and burglary and arson
The prisoner, who appears TO be abou, 80 years
OF age, said his name is William Dowlan, and
that he is from Bath county, Virginia. This,
however, is probably untrue, as his diaec. ap-
pears TO be that of an Enelishman. He is about
i've ieet seven inches high, and has had his throat
cut rery deeply -lhe acindppe iarins busn dssided
and barring nor small opening in IL through
rhieh the ir,nd pa,sss.
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Iron and Salt.

On TONS we'll assorted country IRON. J..
~ 100 sacks Ground Alum Sail; 10. sS.I9
JONES & winston.
Oe, 2s-sln Below The Bell laV'fn'