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Phillips, we have Galveston dates 10 III

Captain Phillips, we have Galveston dates 10 he
9th instant.
The Hon. C. A. Wicklide, late Postmaster
General, arrived blythe Mckim. He has travel
lei as far as Austin, and, We learn, expresses
himself highly s%ralihed.
The ship Consolation, from this port, arrived
al Galveston On the 94lh instant.
The fourth Of July was celebrated in great
style a. San Antonio &c Bexar. During The day,
the Uniled SlaIes laS was lying IRON The slccplc
OF The Church, strange event in Tie bloody his
Tory OF he place-and al night a grand ball was
given.
There have been no Indian disturbances,
although il is thought that The Camanches ard
other tribes are little disposed Ia continue friendly.
They will be sc, right when they see The United
States dragons and other troops upon the BORDERS.
A letter published in The Galveston News SAYS,
that each Of The committees was induslfiously
discharging lis duties, ami the writer thus speaks
vi The members;
II have mol known any body Of men superior
10 this in decorum, aud temperate and c~oncilia-
Tory department towards each Other, or one that
seemed more DESTROYS oil doing their duty honestly
and faithfully" -
The same writer further saws:
"The Camanches have lct their station above
US. a trader who had lately visited h. ~. told
me that they had iorly odd Me, lean women as
prisoners, and many OF lem young aud teau,i.
ini gIIls. i"I";H.i. 10 Ihs embraces OF he savage
%a1iisleIs. What an outrage upon humanity, and
how The heart revolt, al such scenes."
Above we have given every item OF the least
interest. All accounts agree kat The prospects oil
good crops are excellent, and that crowds OF emf.
grants are daily pouring inio The country, seeking
Tor the best location.
FuoM PrSs.coLa.-0ur correspondent, under
dale Of The 26tll instant, informs us that The sloop
ol-war Falmouth, Commander Sand, sailed OF
the aj;h inst, with instructions Tor the 81. Mary
which went out 10 convey the troops that left this
city recently Tor Texas. The remainder Of the
squadron are momeniarily expecting oiders &c
sail; but The Somers will remain until her new
commander (Engle1 arrives.
IN. y. .kGersoaiaa. .jaly29.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EmpOmtrca By AT ri Parliament.
Capilal fjOO O0O. ar g.. 500 600!

C3pilal LJUU,Uuu, or SSiJUUiuou
TINTED STATES LOCAL BOARD or
u DIRECTORS, viz JACOB HARVEY,
Esq, Chairman; JonNJ PALMER, Esq, Jos.TnAE
GooDnUE, Esq JAMES BooRMa., Esq, GEORGE
BARCLAY, Esq, SAMUEL s. HowLaSp, ESQ,
GoHmAN A. WoarH, Esq. and SAMUEL NJ. Fox.
ESQ. Observation-Disclosures Bank Of Nem York.
General Agentfor the United States ani British
North American Colonies. Hon. j. LgASDEa
STARR.
The admirable system OF Life Insurance, which
this Institution has organized, and which has Sc
cured such marked distinction in Europe, has OBJ
lained fol il the highest favor in America. DG-
ring the short period Of is establishment IN tie
United States, lis principles have won The nnqua-
lifted approval Of many eminent men, ana tAe
patronage il has secured fully lestsi the public con-
fidence in lis favor. A a further guaranty ioi me
standing Of Ibis Company, The subscriber refers
the public TO The above Board OF Directors, resi-
ding in New York, composed of gentlemen OF Tic
highes, character AMI responsibility. a veIv
large sun To he permanently invested IN The
United STATES, in lie names ot three OF these u
rector, a. Trustees, available always 10 lhe as
surcd. in cases OF disputed claims. should any
such arise.
Pamphlets, Containing The last annual report,
and much general information, together with he
Sociery's rates; also, blank forms, and The iulles.
information, may be Obtained on application 10
The subscriber.
Erample ri RQtes-E6T The Assurance 81 100 Dot.
lars IN Il ,SrI9is Ltte.
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House.
D, VIRGINIA

Il III M y y ID, V / X U y / a.
THIS being the season for visiting, The subsri-
i Der would respectfully call attention to mis-
Hotel, so long and well kept by Mrs. Duval. 10
those who know the Powhalan House: nollins
need be said in its praise:-its delightful luca ion
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which it is conducted, make il 4 l.osl
agreeable resting place for families or indiydu-
ais.
The friends OF The subscriber, who patro'ized
him a, Dibrelrs Springs and The Warm Spfnss,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acq,ain-
lance with him at the Powhatan House, SIT sled
on a level and beautiful emincnce near the cn.rc
. flhe city, a few steps from The Capitol, Over
nor's House and City Hall, and very convsnicn,
10 the Railroad Depols, Boat landings andbusi-
ness part Of the city.
The Powhalan Coach will he in readiness
to convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
/ e Hotel arithout eaargs, and thus save them
from 80 cents TO 81 dollar purlerage.
g1.BAR on Tie basement foor.
Board per day 81 so.
June o2-d3w&c,f CHAS. L. DIBRELI.
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"a United STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA.

TnE undersigned. re,iden, of Richmond city, having
b-4a ,nr several years engaged in the prosecution
~ Revolutionary Claims. aud, consequently, iaih,iH
wan the proper manner OF preparing ceIt'hca,ss, nruyfs
r. ronI;s and vouchers of all kinds connected WIN inc
business; and having observed how much Trouble anu
'sIaienuy all, nd the drawing of many of yonr pensions
,;se Agency Of Virginia, in consequence Of Tue 'nt"r-
mariy Of YOUR vouchers, as also the difficulty IN seiiihe
s.mr one "a ACT as your Attorney, since the law requires
adj at,ornry 10 make oath that he has no interest III
-. Nancy h. j. authorized 10 receive, by reason OF any
-. mo,tsare, sale, assignment, or transfer; ana,
Whereas, few like 10 attend Ia business without some
oomnrrs.,ion, he therefore proposes, to all whose zen,
SINS are made payable at Richmond, Va, that he WIN
,,.,,re ar eac,, Peusioner all necessary papers, ana re-
~ no mail. sem,.annually. with full directions for nil-
inr no. &c, draw The pension, and remit the amount IN
4 check, ar money, as he may he directed, and leave i
oVunnaI with The Pens'oner la make such Compensation
Afterwards "A he " she may think proper. by inns
r.ssn. ear oapers will not be subjected 10 a return oil
ssms ,6re. or four times before they are properly af-
m. n,ica,sd. lie will also continue 10 prosecute anu es-
ta.l,, n Claims on moderate and satisfactory terms.
As's JAMES I. SUTTON, ia.
N.B-AiI letters, 10 receive attention, mnsi De posi-
paid. 49,. -. .,,;,nr pnh,ic
acccunts, Richmond, Va y. H. PARKER, Esd, Ree's'e'
Land Office, Va.
V,cL,onnd Va Aug. 5,h, 1si5-c3m
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

D AN AWAY from my Glebe Plantation in
II The county Of Surry about the latter part of
August last, a Negro Man named Nicholas,
about 25 years old, Supposed 10 be alont five feet
eight or Ten inches high, STOUT and well made. has
small eyes; he is mol very black. but NAV be
termed a black complexion, is quick spoken and
walks nimble. He went Oft without any known
cause, other than a wish to be win his wife, who
MIR. Henry L. Garnet, Westmorcland comfy.
near the Oak Grove Post Office, in which neiyl,.
borhood he is probably lurking. ANY person
who will deliver said negro To me, OF secure him
in Jail 50 that | e, him again. shall receive the
above reward. 2. I. SPRATLEY.
Snrry county, Va, July ll-cwiw
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THOS. PINCHBACK, William d. Sadler,
i Richard Booker and Alfred 0. Eggleston =
Take notice, that onl the ID day Of September,
in the county Of Amelia, and Stale of Virginia,
between the hours OF 6 o'clock, A. NJ, aid q o.
clock, p. M, l shall proceed 10 take the deposit
tons ofJos. Scoit, Win. NJ. Scott, VIM. M. Book
er and others, 10 be read as evidence in a suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the county of Amelia, on the Chan
Gerry side Of said Court, in which Thos. Pinch
back and VIM. B. Sadler are plaintiffs, and and
others are Defendants. If the said dispositions
should not be taken on the day aforesaid, they
will be continued at the same place, and between
the same hours, from day 10 day, until completed,
at which time and place you can attend il you
think proper to do 50. LUCY BOOKER.
July 4-cw2m
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Academy.

'I'hE Board of Trustees announce 10 The public of
Richmond and vicinity, that they have appointed
colonel { Crozrt Principal Of the Academy, and tl,t
under his direction, and with the assistance OF an ade-
qaatr number Of competent Teachers, the exercises Of
sh- Institution will commence on Monday, the Is h OF
September next.
The Common Council, Of the City having made pro-
VISION fer repaitins the premises, the Building. aud
a-p me Furniture, are now being put In perfect order,
and will he ready before the opening Of the session.
Az The number ot Instructors and other preparations
must depend on the number of Pupils, parents who
wish TO send their sons to the Academy, nre requested
10 inform the Principal Of their intention as soon as con-
venient, in order that all necessary arrangements may
be made IN time, and the studies may be resumed with
commensurate means. G. WATSON,
President OF the Board of Trustees.
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Select Boarding school.

NJ Is. SHEFFEY, having gwen up the SelhIHaIy'
wi which she conducted for twelve years, under The
name ii The "Kaloramt Female Seminary" proposes
lorsula, stanton, Va-ou Monday, the Sd day Of No
ven5er next.
THIS il 10 be st ictly a B0drding School, II being Mrs.
Shefty's n,rn,ion 10 receive no day scholars. The
ngnlet will be limited u ten. There will be two SEES
-,,a.ot five mouths every year, The first beginning IN
y seuiier, and the second In May, with April and DC
iObar for vacation months.
Circulars, containing further particulars, may be OBJ
tanned hy applying TO Mrs. Shelby.
ka'o,aua. Stauntun. August J. i5-fcG
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FOR SALE.

THE very desirable House and Lot in the town OF
i fredericksburg, lately occupied hy Mrs. ;. =. seu-
don The House is Of brick, well built, large ana com
soiare. are attractive aud beautiful, being laid on wan
much tas.., In Stopping falls and wide walks, ana aIofn,
ed wrh many handsome trees. a more aeli.htiui anu
eligible residence, whether regard b. had 10 heaith,
- .."uv Dr Uunu Ia RI" t'wh.-
sac viii be male privately, and tha terms may be
learned on communication with either Of The under>i2n-
ed. John MONCURE, Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR a. MURSON, Richmond city,
Anc. 5-ctf Executors of Thomas Seldom, decd.
irr The fredericksburg Recorder and herdiu wiz
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NOTlCE r.

A WHITE IA by the name of CLARK, ahsconded
"a with q Negro Man of mine a few nights ago, and |
have no iouh: that he Intends selling him or running him
on 10 \ free STATE. Clark is 4 man apparently about SD
years old, very thin visage, a little bald headed, with, |
itihk, a few gray hairs. lie had on a long blue cloth
" he has some black spots sc: In one Gf his arms with
ind-l,hle ink, ar something of the sort. The Negro Man
= between ~ aud % years oil, very black, low and
chunky, full face, hair pretty long. Clark and tho Negro
both shoe makers. The public are hereby requested TO
use all vigilance for The detection Of the thief; and a
liberal reward will be paid Tor the security az The Negro.
EDWARD O. ROBERTSON.
Spout SrIinp. Annomattox Co. Va. Aug. 5-c5ls
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NOTICE

PURSUANT toa decree Of The Circuit Snpc-
L rior Court OF Law and Chancery for Yok
county, pronounced on the 2Sih day Of April,
1915, in a cause therein depending, on which
Baker P. Lee, benjamin L. Bucklruui, and other
creditors Of Matthew Jones Gibbs, deceased, are
plaintiffs. against The Executor Of Thomas a.
Gibbs, deceased, and WIN. Howard, Sheriff Of
York county, aud Committee Of The estate Of Mat
thew J. Gibbs, defendants. All persons having
claims against the estate Of the said Thomas A.
Gibbs, deceased, areiequired 10 exhibit The same
before me as The Commissioner oisaid Court, on
or before the first dav OF August next, 10 be re-
ported 10 the Cour for settlement.
SAML. SHIELD, Comr.
York county, June o4-cwSw
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ro,,ns &c The Richmond Enquirer.

- The ENQUIRER IL published pA'i.. ana SEMI
1,"W ror The Daily Paper. seven dollars per an
IA =, The rae OF eight dollars II taken Tor a short
nu"', ~ h.n one wear. For The Semi Weekly, 1--WE
es letlou .n annum, and Three Dollars fm six months,
d'nN, = s. advance, 4. be pad in The Office, or RENTED by
Vay,o Vs., Maid; or Six Dollars per annuin at the end of
thc yea, +, ,,.s Ia this office may be remitted per mail,
~ a,t available Bank notes, OF the risk Of the Edi-
IN s,"a rss.sre 81 al letters seng pcid by the criters.-
ta,, - ,,S,,rr of a single letter is scarcely of any account
I've ,,.,rr. IL il the accumulation of postage, in an
- sye business, which operates as a serious tax
u9'"ts TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- TIE DAILY E~NQUlRER-Fur one square OF
~ lines, or less. first insertion, fry cents, anu
W. =, >ucs eeaing insertion twenty-five ctnts-it insert
e. ,.re A week, twice a week, or three lines i week,
,h,,,, seven and q half cents.
w THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
me-. or less, first insertion, rs cents; for each c"niinu-
aate 30 cents. ,.rh,h.
,fyaues pay, or satisfactory references, TO insure eAeeu-
iirn. 90. Cow, ,s country
aisnt yer the parIy's hand wriiny Is unknown ~ M
Giace, must be authenticated by the endorsauoh OF Ine
Postmaster In the neishborhood, or they VIII III ~ case
~ rnhIished. Every measure, that mas been uaNen 10
D,.yen, impositions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
..r,,vto,v, ,ns'5s, a su.i d case.
:. Communication being certified by the name Oh
upo pas,mastsr, .riaen on the back Of the letter.
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Deputy for Thos. R.. Joyncs. c. A.c.
Acconask Court House, Va, June 81 cw4m

TN CHANCERY-VIRaINIa At rules held
Il in the Clerks Office Of Northampton County
Court, on the 10th day of July, 1915:
John Adams, Plaintiff:
against
Hillary B. Stringer and Leonardo. Noting
ham, executor Of Elizabeth Il. Stringer, deceas-
ed, Defendants.
The defendant, Hillary b. Siringer, not having
entered his appearance, and II appearing BY sa-
tisfactory evidence that he is mol an inhabilant of
this Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said
defendant. Hillary B. Strineer, do appear here at
the rules 10 be holden for the said Conrt, on the
first Monday in October next, and answer The bill
Of the plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City OF Richmond, for Two months success
sivcly, and that another copy be posted at The
front door of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy. Teste,
Tply 10 -cuOm
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poWuATAN LAND FOR SALE.

WILL. be- offered at public sale, on MONDAY the Isl
w September next, that being owhatan Court das,
AZ he Courthouse of said county, ihc Irac. d Lihu y"
Shn,h ,hs late Mrs. E.izlbeth Harding resided, contain
inr 6re hundred and hny acres, ninety OF which are II
yr1 bottom, lying on the ~.AppomatioS river, about AK
miles abave PoWhatan Courthouse, bounded ny .he
Others The improvements are comfortable and conve.
ul.nt, lie Location healthy, and neishbarhood good. The
terms viii be accommodating. Posse 'sion gwen on Tue
L, d,y of January neat, with the privilege OF seeding
cram II cheat In the Fail. This ia desirable tract nt
h"S, ana 4 crea, ban gain can be bought. II MT sold u
wA! he rented oui. GEOR.E " nthoiNo'
Az, 5-c,a,. A. &. JOHNSON.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in he ciry
II Of Richmond, on The l4lh day of May lasi,
aNEGRO MAN, named David, about IS years
of age; black; abou, 5 feet ! or 8 inchs high;
stout built; had on a roundabout and pants OF
Glasgow jeans; no scars or marks recolected.-
| purchased David Of MIR. George p. Pcindexlcr,
Of Henrico county, in which neighborhool | sup.
pose he may te lurking. | will give lie above
reward of 1926 10 any person who will aur.hcnd
and secure him in Jail, 50 that | can gel him
again, or deliver him 10 MIR. Silas OmohnnIro
or myself in the city Of Richmond, and will pay
all reasonable expenses. IA. STOKES.
Julv lief
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E.aw Notice.

DHiLIP MAYO end JOHN 2. TABB have associated
/ themselves in III. Practice Of the Law, and VIII
at,ent The Superior and Inferior Courts OF ihe Cny OF
Richmond and iienrico county. The former may be
found al he Federal Court Office, in the City Hail. and
lhr latter, nj the Once Of r. NJ. Tabb & Son.
y. B.-IoHN P. TABB, Notary Public.
A1y r-rft
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III II. VIRGINIA. FRHDA ACrSTa ,n-

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held
l. in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery Tor The county Of
Nolloway, on Thursday, The 10Th day OF July,
1915:
Elizabeth Anderson, Plaintiff;
against
Rachel B. Wallhall, Hearlon Green and Sa-
rah his wife, Alpheus A. Green, Richard l..
Neihery, Wilson Woodruff, George Lockett,
James WalthaIl, Benjamin Overlon, John Bald
win, Richard +. Farrar, Edward Il. Wingo,
Thomas a. Green, John John son and William
Green, Defendants.
The defendants, Rachel B. Wallhall, Heardon
Green and Sarah his wife, and Alpheus A.
Green, mol having entered their appearance and
given security, according 10 The act OF Assembly
and rules of this Court, and il appearing, By sa-
l~isfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth=-it is ordered that The
sail defendants do appear here on The first day OF
October term next, and answer the bill Of The
plaintiff; and that 4 copy OF Ibis order be forth
with inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for Two
months successfully, anu ,i,a; archer conv be
posted al the front door of The Courthouse Of this
county. A Cnpy-Tesie:
c. W. FITZGERALD, ID. c.
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JULY lS-cw'2m

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES supe-
i rior Court OF Law and Chancery for L.ancas-
ter county, April Isl, 1915:
James A. Palmer, and Margaret NJ. his wife,
plaintiffs,
against
James b. Degges, and Eliza his wife, Octavins
Lawson, administrator of John Towill, deco, TO
bert II. Dunaway, executor OF Thomas ,. Dun,
away. decd, and Ro. T. Dnnaway, trustee for said
Degoes and wife. Defendants.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard npon
the bill, the answer Of John rowilps administra-
Tor, and the answer of Robert t. Dunaway, exc
culor Of Thomas S. Dunaway, and OF the SAID
Ro. II. Dunaway a trustee, 10 4 certain deed Of
trus. from the said Degses and wife Ia him, ana
The deposilion at 4 witness, ana was argued oy
connsel: On consideration whereof, the Court
doth adludge, order and decree, that the Commits
sioner OF this Court do take an account showing
what amount has been paid by the plaintiffs and
defendant Lawson, administrator OF John Towill,
on account OF any Judgment recovered agalnsilhe
said Lawson, as administrator OF said Towil!, Tor
any debt of the said James B. Degges for which
the said Towel was security; and that he also
take an account of the administration OF The said
Lawson as administrator Of the said Towill; in
taking which account, he will take any account
OF the said administration, settled in The county
court, as prima facic evidence; and that he will
ascertain WDlt SUN Is III uc ndnuS VI u diu
Lawson, az administrator aforesaid, to which The
said Degges and vile are entitled in right Of The
wife as one Of the distributes Of the said Towill.
The Commissioner will ascertain the amount
due from Thos. S. Dunaway to the said Degges
and wife, and what amount, both in principal
and interest, is in the hands of the said Rob't I.
Dunaway as trustee aforesaid; and report his pro-
ceedipgs herein to this Court, with any matter
specially stated, which he may deem pertinent, or
which may be required by either OF the parties.
Copy-Tesle: RIO. T. DUNAWAY, &C.
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uFrTwooD ACADEMY, KING & QUEEN;
E,-,,,scs Of this Institution viii be resumsd on
! the O. WHITE,
cemit~T h'N. J.. II. PITTS.
,nd,,m,,,on rsla,ive to the School may be obtain. ny
lhio,mi. .. WHITE,
addressu: E,.e,,vood Academy.
auan-t s-clt
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EXTRAORDINARY CONFUSION OF TIE MAILS.

EXTRAORDINARY CONFUSION OF TIE MAILS
Orr New Orleans mail La. tailed for three
,Iays. But The Union Of Tuesday night con-
,ains news from Texas, and we make 4 few eX-
tracts. Our Southern papers must have passed
us by, without condescending 10 stop, and are,
doubtless, wandering overlhe regions ofthe Nortn.
We shall be thankful for the capture and resIora-
lion OF The fusitives:
I Fran HE Washington (Trras) National Register.
THE CONVENTION.
We have letters from Austin 10 The 18th July.
In our CORRESPONDENCE will be found the chief
proceedings Of he Convention. That body has
now disposed OF all questions OF contested cleo
lions, &c, and lie appropriate committees are
diligently engaged in draushting several portions
Of the new Constitution. They have not YET re-
ported and, until they do, The journals OF The
Convention cannot furnish much matter OF gene
raj interest.
We are happy TO learn that a commendablc
shirt OF industry and accommodation rervades
The Convention. ;,
The committees have not yet reported, and
We are, consequently, in possession Of no further
intelligence of the progress Of The Convention.
The Hon. David S. Kaufman, who was some
time since appointed Charge dAfaires 10 the o..
States, has Signihed his acceptance oil The ap-
pointment, and proceeded upon his missiun.-
We learn that Mr.. X. was detained by sics ness
a few DAYS al Crockett, but are happy 10 lie as
sured OF his recovery, and that he is prosecut-
ine his Journey in good health, and We trust With
out further interruption, 10 the city Of Washing.
ton. :.
Mr.Jamcs Kinney. the eldest son Q! The Revd
Mr.. Kinney oil Austin county, was lately muir
dered hy Indians near Corpus Christi. We are
told, he left home for Corpus Christi about The
Is, OF June. Upon his return. (alont The litb,)
when near The mouth of The Nueccs, he was at
lacked by a paiiy Of Indians, and put 10 death,
with every attendant circumstance OF cruelty in
ciJen, 10 Indian barbariiy. His body was con-
veyed 10 Corpus Christi by the citizens, and hi
RED with many manifestations Of regret for The
un,imcly fate of 4 young man, who, we are told,
was OF srea, promise and universally beloved.
Ff We are happy 10 hear that MAJ. Donelson
has reached Austin in renovated health. The
sad fatality tha, has attended his predecessors in
Office, in this county, has caused his phase 10 be
looked upon by many as one embracing more
han HE usual hazard Of life and, although such
\ feeling is purely supcrslilious, the power OF as
ISOLATION is such, that many cannot wholly dis
miss its influence, who know that il is totally un-
founded in Ieason.-[G alreao'i Csratiam, J1ty ~.
From he ". .. Pieayune, July 2.l
FnoM TExas.-By the arrival, on Sunday
evening, Of The regular steam-packet Mckim,