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c. JoHNsoE,
FURTHER NEWS FROM TEXAS.

FURTHER NEWS FROM TEXAS.
Capi. Foster, of the revenue cutter
Woodbury., arrived at New Orleans on
the 4lh inst, The bearer Of dispatches
from NJ jor Donelson 10 the U. s. Gov
ernmen,.
The Woodbury. brings intelligence Of
the death of Col. Marshall, Of Nashville,
Tenn. He was lhe bearer Of the des-
patches brought over by Capt, Foster
for our Government He reached Gal.
weston from Washington, Texas, on The
2slh uli. From extreme exposure on
his journey, he sickened: and although
he had every medical aid which could
he put in requisilion, he expired on the
oSlh ult. His disease was congeslve
fever.
The weather OF Galveston was excess
lively hot and dry when the Woodbury.
left, and complaints were made of the
exceeding drought; still, the city was
considered guile heally.
Funeral .olemnit:es were be observ-
ed al Galveston on the 4,h Of July. in
honor Of the memory of Gen. jackson.
10 reference to the recen, reports that
Mexico has been concentrating troops
upon her Northeastern frontier, The last
Houston (Texss) Telegraph says;
'lt has been satisfactorily sscertaoed
thai Mexico is wholly unprepared Cor
lhe emergency. The late rumours that
she had concentrated seven thousand
troops in the country east of the Sierra
Msdre, prove TO be utterly erroneous,
and il 10 now found ths, the forces in
the eastern provinces are as weak, if no,
weaker than they have been during the
lsst five years. Even in Metsmoras ii
~ esid there ere now some Two or three
huodred troops, and The lew reinforce
menls thai have recently arrived from
the interior at SaItiIo, Monterey, and
other large towns, are barely sufficient
TO supply losses in the regiments caused
BY the frequent deSertioos. The scarci
ty ol military stores, clothes, and arms,
indicate that tbs new Governmenl is
even poorer lksn that of Santa Anna,
and is military resources are scsrcel,
adequate 10 defeod the frontier from the
asssa!ls Of the Indiaos.'
E==sss--s-ss--s ss--s-s.@ESs ss.@Si.sssszzg i.ss.sssszzg
A Mn LACE, at Little Fslls, gave
The New Postage Law as An OF Ju
ly toast, remnsing hat all classes o.
the community are benefited by it, ex
cepting glo7ers, iheir lelIerssl still continuin,
10 go. 'Osar--Gsqrer--a
rsEETEszEzs
TEE S1AMEsE Twins OUTCOME ~.Df
Parsohs, Of Macon, Geo, informs lht
Telegraph that, about week since,
MRS Chance, Of Burke county, George
had three children at birth, ell Of com
moo size, and perfectly formed, Tt0c
sesre uniiea from Q1iika or armpR Il
ne upper part QFihs hip 6Ons. The
union, br. p. states, is perfect. Oat
child is liyingj the two which are uni
led survived their birth short time on
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Fee Bills

FOR
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES,
Printed on shee, for The purpose Of Post
ing up in their Offices.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
6"The Law requires Justice aud Con-
stable TO have his bill Of fees posted up in
his Office.
ALSO
Blanks for CONSTABLE SALES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-19

CANNOT READ AND WRITE. Virginia
and Tennessee contain over fifty eighl
thousand persons. over twenly-Ons years OF
age, who cannot read and write.
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IRON FURNACES.

/. is estimated lha. there are now in pro
gress of erection within the limits of Penn
sylvanla about one hundred new iron fur.
naces.
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s4DDOi1ffDPDJ L,, M ra

8Pp0i"fmem By The GOvrnOr
Gen. A. l. Roumforl, We learn, has been
by Gov Skunk, Harbor Master
0i Philadelphia in place OF John r. s!um-
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NPosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July 9, lS45.

Ordered, That from and after the Is,
d'y Of Iuly, lS45, every deputy Post
master whose com missions on the post
ages Of letters al 80 per cent, aud OF
newspapers a, SO per cent, under the
act OF 81 March, 1896, shall fail short of
the sum Of sS 95 for any one quarter, or
of the proportional part of ths, sum for
any faction OF quarter, be authorized
TO credit himself, Ia separate item in
his account current, for extra commiss.
ion on The postage of letters at go per
cent? ander The act OF g March, 1S4s.
II the Postmaster be entitled to the
allowance of 20 per cent. for night SER
vicc,Ihe will not credi, The extra CON
mission here mentioned, as SO per cent,
is the utmost which can be allowed in
any case under the law.
'Ordered, That every deputy Postmas.
Ter whose commissions on the postage
OF letters ana newspapers, and other al
iowances, shall exceed the sum Of SO
rs in any one quarter, or the due pro-
portion OF thesaId sum in any part of o.
quarter, be authorized, in The event thai
such commissions and allowances tall
short OF The amount to which such dep
uty Postmaster was entitled for the cor
responding quarter Of the fiscal year
ending Soh.June, ls45, TO credit him
self, 10 a separate item 10 his account
current, for such amount Of extra com.
missions as sh,lI m AXE The whole amount
credited equal TO the same; the said ex-
ira commissions TO be subjec, 10 the pro-
vision contained in the 4lst section OF
The act OF 81 March. 1895 and TO The
regulations of the department Issued in
Pursuance thereof.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
JULY 10, 1s45.
1EE rosrNAsrEs GEHrnA1 has

Ire Postmaster GENERAL has o..
dered that the deputy pos,masters be
paid, the eosuiag year, the same com
pensstion which they bad received dor
ing the last year. This order, we be-
lieve, was ia consequence OF some of
.'he Posim's'ers resigniug their Ofiles.
The following is the erder
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A Mn LACE, at Little Fsns. gave
The New Postage Law as An OF Ju.
ly toast, remarking that all classes OF
the community are beAe6ted by it, ex.
ceptiog lovers, their letters still continuing
10 60, 'OsaT--dsarer-Gearestp
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VIRGINIA RESPONDING TO MASsAcnU,
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nanan genus 6, Ute age winch has 'h"s ann'h'laed
stace by the tal'ord aud The sitanb al. aud made ynu
'9sle county, IN M" aud double sr"s' Inc land q
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Neh f.nslaho' save d"ef upon WIN mingled sen'
enS ~ t''ssuf, a'nn',a''.o, sympathy ana PRIDE ""
80, manu- nave "'"f'u 'he ""ae' s"' P'sess, DE
nt"Fnen ana may add, without l'feve'ence. oi crea-
nyn' winch have been Mfoneh. out among You by The
Triumphant otcIeos oi freedom, industry, aud ini,lll
gsee
ihess e'anu r'tu's are due, am thoroughly pefsna
''o, 10 "le HulIHl cause, Win which this noble and
'heiape iSt"''h 80 lesily eolsteiaIed 10 The public
t".aoh ana s"p"H iy HE sacred prov lslons oi your
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From The Fredericksburg Recorder.


GOLD MiNE,-lt is mol often that we enjoy + Q *
qalsife luxury oi leisure day Such one did however
l-esenl stli LAST week. which improved b, visit.
In COMPANY with iread, 10 The Naucluse Gold Mine
now owned. and worked with emnen, success by onr
'nierpIsing fellow citizen, William X Smith. ESQ
Tins Nine lies just beyond the precincts of Spo,sy yani
IN Tie county OF Orange, and is perhaps worked with
more skill and efficiency than any Other IN the United
STATES. II The quantity and richness of its ere do moi
'pthe II the very heart Of The mining region Of Vi
pnla, he magnificent scale upon which its operations
are conducted certainly entities il 10 this distinction
as The visitor emergts through iorluuus path from
we iich shubtcry which has sprung up On every side
since the pruning hand Of Agriculture has been directed
~ oiher pursuits, he once upon riUoge mos
iesPeciale ~ size, aid quite romantic in appearance
lac sa"us woik shops, cottages Of the manaeprs and
la5ns 81 he laburers. all neatly white washed present
mt only an aspect Of business, hut Of beauty which we
iue expected 10 fnd The main building is situated in
bottom. upon all creek which supplies the water
Necessary III the process of reducing the air. All the
inachineiy is propelled by engine Of l2O horse pow
er, WHICH was imported from England. The mode Of
'e'anIng The metal from the ore, seemed to us SO won
Helli maj we can scarcely refrain from attempting an
eauprae detail u The who PROCESS, task which we
fei our Inability successfully perform and which we
Know lad better be unified since most Of our readers
are more familiar with tie subjec, than any one can he
itspaa single visit Six Gillian Mills are in cnns,ae
n fanr, day nnd night, ands large number Of Sa,aDs
w REDUCING The coars,r ore, 10 iequsn, use ,horsh
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.ssOs'C .NeaC Goods.
p A r II "A TT & H OPK ms

| ANEjust received an additional supply of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS, the work and sty Ie of
which they guarantee to equal any thing that can be
made The fresh arrival consists in part of the follow
ing:
super Habit Cloth Frock and D'Orsay Coats,
. Scotch Tweed do do do
Brown and Yellow Linen do do
s. Plaid Linen Office Coats
do and plain single milled Cashmere Pants.
do Linen drilling Pants,
a. White do do do
Fancy Six, Chally, Cashmere and Marseilles
Vests,
" White, black and colored Kid Gloves, colored
Silk and Lise Thread Gloves Silk and Jackne, era.
watts, Opera Ties, French Silk Umbrellas, WALKING
Canes. SC.
ALSO, few patterns Ct Hne Cassimeres and Voc,
ngs' which can be sold very low. Gentlemen will
where. s''e
My - !.
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n AAVlF.s' FRS, lessons ia Arithmetic
~ - Arithmetic and Kew
Snth's Introduction 10 Arithmetic,
- Arithmetic aud Key,
EmerSon's - LIST. 2nd and Sd parts and Key,
Pixies Arithmetic and Key,
Benefits
Smith and Dukes do,
Green's ="
WalSl's
Culbums -" and Kew
'' Sequel 10 Arithmetic and Kew,
Sniley's Arithmetic,
Cubbs' LIST and 2nd part
Adams's New Arithmetic,
caboPs Arithmetic,
l.acrox's
Davies Elementary Algebra and Key,
Davies BoufdOH's =.
Coburn's Algebra and Key,
Bailty's
Benny castles ..
Eulers
Youns's 3"
Days d" and Kew
Davies First Lessons in Geometry.
Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Legendres
Playtar's Euclid.
SIMPSONS
Walkers Geometry,
Crumbs Plane Geometry,
" Solid
Davies Descriptive Geometry.
Practical
Shades aud Shadows,
g Surveying,
Gibson's 9:
Gummere's :.
llawney's Measurar,
l,onnycasIles Mensuraon,
Cambridge system of Mathematics,
Smiths Blofs Anylytical Geometry,
For sale by PAYNE & GREGORY
July II ia
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We lad noi the pleasure tc witness then lleIcueaa Ia
bots.
Tie pits whence the ofe = ,.haiBd but Few fods
distant. sone ic,s are So co and 20 feet in depth.
YET uo t1m has yet been lsan1 Ia the rch VEINS oi
one, spne Of Which start fran lie very surfaces AMI. a.
present Researches co. .ss veirs 10 Ice endless, as
VII as biionless Indeed the ahls region uHqnesiion
Al y alannds ia Inc ''peNuIs ~ > aie, mute Of
less en,pnh2ly diIuscd. simple experiment. With The
m,t'ar aud Tie washing ian. viii always dei'tnite
whether any given Inualon dasi, VIII justify the
s,r q, fe,ioeih1 H. fnin ia, pills hundred
hanis are constantly cn pleyed IN Ialslu. the dead
earh' and ufr.
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Dissolution OF ao-partncrship.

fENllE coparnership heretofore existing between the
4 Undersigned, under the style of Edmond Watson
Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts and eers OF the concern have been purchased by
Mr.. james NJ Boyd. who intends 10 carry the bust
ness himself All persons indebted 10 The firms of Ed
mond. Watson 4 Co., VIM. IL. Watson s Co. and
Boyd, Edmond Il Co., requested to pay to James
NJ Boyd aloneand all the creditors of said frn,s will
apply 10 him for payment
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, IT.
Feb II IA
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raf rach Independent Class the fee Is $40
The price oi board here SET down Is that paid TO the
College steward by Students lodging in the Collepe
buIldlnS thoso VINO bard elsewhere in town. pay
$50.
Comsc for The Degree Of "A. NJ.
There Is course of higher instruction, emitting
successful Student 10 the degree of A. NJ, extending
through two sessions after the close of the A. b. Course
Information concerning the deas ot this course may be
obtained from The College Catalogue published annual
y. or by corresponding with any Of the Professors
The Classical Certificate necessary for the degree
Of A. NJ
In addition 10 the regular Class Of Municipal Law.
h'te Is second or private by the Professor in
which the Text Books are fuckers Commentaries. Re
vlSed Code. .omuxs Digest, Stephen ON Pleading list
OF I'd ed Mitiods Pa}d,ng; whilst The Student " III
nave The advantage oi consulting an extensive and well
selected Reference Library.
Fee for this class, s5o
The entire expenses at this institution for
one session. need not exceed s3Oo
Many Students get through for less
Text Books IN all the Glasses may b, had in town
Religious Services performed every Sunday in
own and the Student may nave his choice of he EMS
r"pa Baptist or Methodist denominations no renune.
ration therefor is expected or made
Any inrlher inlorlnlon may be had nv cnrresnondin
WIN Professor John Ming,on Secretary of the Facu
w., i. r.. DEW. president
July 81 w3w&w3w fin 18th Sept
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HyIR6IStA-at Ru.- held Ia tho Clerk ohee oi ti'y
tirea, Superior Court al Law and ChanseI,, III anu
for the County Of Campbell, Monday the 4th day oil Au
gust, ISIS: r s,,, c
Mary X. Walker who sues or the benefit oil n,'auei .
fuqna,
against
BENJAMIN W. Walker, Samuel Jordan, BenIamin T. -" al
ker irnis,cad Hamlet and Samuel j. w alher,
n.y. Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
Tie Defendant benjamin w. Walker not having entered
hi, aud given security according to the act OF
semby and rules Of this and appearing by sas-
factory that he not nhnant OF tins eunle-
wealth II is ordered, the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the October OF SAID court,
and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy OF tins
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed III the
town of ychbug, for months successfully and posted
the front door of the court house o this county on some
court day Copy-Tcsie, 80
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, CPk.
Aup i9 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

I COPPER II VA-Ihe Rekiagham Register say
that mine has lately been discovered Ia bfccue county
which bids FAR 10 rival tie aauGs copper reglans al
lake Superior. The value ii lhest may b, estimated
ny reading tie following extract from tie New iof1
ifthunr:
we understand that the Stuck Of one Of thefe COM
pants. which some 20 pr share hss been pad IN.
and his tlan rolundeG Tie first dividend. is now
s,llag al 500 $500 per siate and considered TOO
cLeap al ihls. Mr.. llensaw The President. (ale Sec
felaIy Of the Navy,) values his a, s. 500 10 5000
pei share his yalUatoB is mol all guess work, but Is
based on the iaei thai The company nothing, has
magoffeht tract secured, aud 4500uU worth Of cnpper
un the bank u The Lake. awaiting transportation 10 an
Easlem Market"
The Register says HAT large pieces If the genuine
c"pref have hen iound at the Blue Ridge mine. To
"luch II aades ~ the immediate nelghbuthcud oi this.
Is Tie Piedmont Copper Mine. discovered many years
ago. aud heli Mr. jefferson urged lie Govcfnmrhi 10
work lis account II was Surveyed by oi the
most emnen Geuogsts in the Uniied States, who DIES
cuhcd lis value IN terms which would seem almost ex
lrava2ani Ia thse who uut familiar with the exi1a
Ordinary mineral u tie Stale. Surely, II the
mine- al La Ponle. many hundreds Of miles from
market. Of such esliDabe value. hose Of the blue
Ridge ought IL attract The attention Of capitalists aud
miners. fredericksburg Recorder.
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LY.s'CEEEsUgG .zC.ggeE,gys.

IHNiE next session of this Institution will omen on
4 Monday, Sth of September.
The course OF study is extensive embracing all the
branches essential to thorough English and Classical
education.
Instruction will be given in the Hebrew, German.
French. Spanish and Italian Languages. either in pub.
lie or private to any who may wish 10 avail themselves
OF The opportunity.
n. B-Flne rooms are fitting up near Main Street.
Tor permanent location.
DAN SMITH, Jr. Principal,
ii. Il. SMITH, Teacher OF Languages
August 3 Won
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CONTINUATION.

'IllE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs. Ed
mond. Watson & Co.. their stock of Goods, W ill
carry the business the old stand himself lie will
keepa good assortment Of Groceries hand and sollcts
continuance Of the patronage which has been extended
10 the old firm. JAMES Nj. BOYD,
Feb "a IA
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E.E No TECE.

VIE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves
In the practice OF the law. They will practice in
me courts OF the counties of Bedford franklin Pitsy
wanna, Roanoke and Boetour All business conGded ia
them IN the courts of either of those equities will he at
tended to with vigilance and promptness.
Us Address, Liberty Belfrd county, va.
q. A. WINGFIELD.
July 81 ,,o-'
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EsOusc, Ornamental and Sign
n ~ 4 ~ T. VIC.

N DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
~, encouragement he has received during his two
years residence in lynchburg, and he continues
lcl the patronage Of The community. which he will en-
deavof to deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the can be done in Lynch>
burg. Shop Immediately opposite John q. Meem S
Store, The formerly keptby Payne x Gregory
as Book Store. NlMROD DONALD.
April II Is
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August II

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks Office Of til. s
oil Nelson, on the 9TH day OF July 1915
John T.. Wadsw orth, David Is. Turner and George
Palmer, merchants and partners, trading under the a.,
hrm oil w adsworth IurnerS Co, Piainlihs
against
William w. Thurmond in his right, and as adminr
tIator OF Henry Bib deceased; Mary Jane Ihurnnd Wit
OF said w liam M. Thurmond by llinm Ibornhi is
next friend and trustee, CHARLES Perrow, linam W Dawson
and George w. Bibb trustees in the deed Of e,ecum
to them by Henry Bibb the 25t day of Augus 1871 AZ,
Staples, Tyler Co, Christopher r. Estes, James Bna
" iiliam w. Ferguson aud Robert Rves, late nerchaa
and partners, Trading under til style and firm oil Wia
w. Ferguson 81 CO., George w Bibb blu .uid, adm
OF = kennyhx deceased, lillian Fabrr, admini,tnM |
OF Shelton Roberts deceased, ANDREW U'hite, Hiram
Dawson, Charles Perrow, Martha Thurmond Mac.aM |
Thurmond h0mns Graves and " lliam 1horDlll, u,sd
rs beneiciaes in said Decd and John Wy AIosby Jlnl
e. .noseley, Joseph X Irving and John Thomp.onh
Defendants
IS CHANCERY.
The defendants William W. Ferguson, .J,mes Brat
George W. Bibb and - Diuguid administration Of
hennyiaN, deceased not having entered thier appearance
given security, according to the Of Assembly, and tn
rules oil this Court and it appearing by satisfactory rvlcr
that they inhabitants OF this Conmpnw ah VI
motion oi the Plaintiffs by their counsel j, is ordered thu
the SAID defendants do appear here before the m d
Oh september term next, and the bill oil ia
Plaintiffs filed by leave OF court, in the Of May Jaa
lhuimond, by Sc against james r. Smith, John W. Mob
Vads~ orh, Turner * Co. and Others and that oft
order be forthwith inserted in the hburg Nrg an
newspaper published III the town OF I.ynchburg, for ~
months successfully, and another copy thereof posted al To
front door Of the Courthouse OF this county M
.1Gopy,-Teete, =,
July 81 Y2m
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1900 .4CKE.S OF YER 4
VALUABLE LAND.

INIE subscriber offers for SALE his tract of Land "
ing in the county of Amherst, 9 miles from the
town OF Lynchburg, containing
Z 5 o a G r ES.
snlll;ency of land is open and in good state of
cultivation to work to advantage IL or Is hands, thu
balance IS in wood, heavily timbered. and well adapted
10 the culture every description of produce.
Those wishing to purchase, will call upon Mr.. John
X ID. Payne of lynchburg, who will show The premi-
ses, and who is fully authorized to make s,e-1erms
liberal. JOHN j. AMBLER.
o.. The Enquirer will please copy for weeks
weekly, and forward lis account 10 this oi1ice.
Aug Ia WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15
fine TOO4ccO Land for SAFE
AT AUCTION.

fine Tobacco Land for SAFE
AT AUCTION.
DY decree of the county court Of Bediard, am
ID authorized make sale Of the Lands of my sister
Sarah p Goggin, which lie in the county ut Bedford,
adjoining the lands Of the late Col. David Saunders,
Mrs. Key and others. the head waters of The south
fork Of Little Otler. The TRACT contains about
] q q a G r e S !;
there is body ofas fine OB.lCC Q LAND on it as
can be mel with in Bedford county, yet to clear-there
is also quantity Of
FINE LOW GROUNDS.
1t is well wa,ered and in good neghbolhood distance
from Lynchburg % miles, and about south Of Liberty.
1t will be offered for sale Liberty, Saturday, the
1th day OF October dext.
rerms--one, two and three years credt--the parcha-
giving bond with approved security aud deed Of
the land also, 10 the paym. nts.-l shall
convey with special warranty-bu the title Is believed
10 be unques,loned.
II is rarely the that small tract, valuable
this is offered in market. Persons wishing 10 buy are
invited to call on Capt. J I'm Pollard who lives near it,
and who will take pleasure in showing the land. 1t is
at present rented by Mr.. Skinnell.
w. l.. GOGGIN,
Guardian and Commissioner.
SeptS WHO