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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04
A GALLANT VIRCINIAN

We give below from The Matamoras Reveie
the substance OF The defence Of Capt Thornton
before The Couu Martial. Though the result
cannot be officially known, ill The President re-
vises the proceedings, the universal belief in the
army is, that he has been honoraby acquitted Of
all blame for having lost his squadron The cir
cumstances are peculiar and interesting. In vain
had Gen. Taylor sent out scouting parties to OBJ
tain information of The movements of the Me1i-
cans. He finally despatched Thornton, strictly
enoning on him mol to return without such in
teligence. We learn from private source that
every precaulon was employed by Capt. t. 10
prevent surprisc-senlinels were thrown out in
every direction, and an advanced guard kept in
front The whole time. under the command Of an
officer The men were cautioned that the enc
my was near, as soon as the fact was ascertain
ed from SONS Mexicans. They were ordered 10
load and "slng" their carbines-to examine The
printing OF their pis,ols-lake off their great-coats
Git had been raning,) and "slrap" them in order
10 leave their sword-arms free. Indeed, every
suitable precaulion was taken TO prepare for the
worst The nature Of The country was such, the
high brushes thick and the dehles narrow that
the enemy could have gained The rear of Capt rs
squadron as we'll BY day, as they actually did by
night, without The possibility of his being aware
OF it. When The truth burst upon him, when he
became satisfied that The enemy had gained his
rear, AMI that he would have TO cut his way
through them back 10 the camp, he gave TO Lieut..
Kane minute instructions what 10 do. lie told
him, that he IT. would endeavor 10 open way
through The enemy with his orcn s1cord, and that
Lieut.. X. must not suffer The gap T. hoped to
make to be closed up. 1t was clearly proved that
retreat back 10 the camp was utterly impossible
and that the course pursued BY Capt. T. was
The only one left for him.
From perusal of Thon,on's defence, and
from what We hear from other quarters, we are
strongly inclined to believe that The loss of Capt.
It's squadron, however painful, was of deep i'm
por,ance 10 Gen. Taylor his army. 1t I'M
folded 10 him his true position, and obtained for
him the information which Capt T. had been
sent out 10 bring back. Gen. I. knew thereby,
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A PROUD POSITION.

While Mr. Dallas is denounced by The Tariff
press Tor "lreachery," the noble courage showr
by him in redeeming his solemn pledges has wcr
Tor him the praise and thanks OF the Republican
journals, North and South. We cannot conceive
now even The Wings should have expected dill
ierent course from him. He had accepted the
nomination Of The Baltimore Convention, anc
bound himself 10 carry out lis views, should the
occasion arrive. Two Of the resolutions Of thai
Convention are in The following words:
Resolution 4tt. That justice and sound policy
forbid the Federal Government To foster one
branch of industry al the expense OF another OF
o cherish The interests Of portion TO the inlu.
ry Of another portion OF our common communi.
~; that every ciiizen, and every section Of our
country, has right 10 demand and insis, upon
an equality of rights and privileges, and 10 com
ple,e and ample protection Of persons and proper.
ty from domestic violence or foreign aggression
Resolution 5th. That it is the duty OF every
branch of The Government 10 enforce and prac.
lise The most rigid economy in conducting our
public affairs; and that no more revenue ought
TO be raised than is required 10 delray The neces.
sary expenses Of The Government.
Can any thing be more explicit7 And when
the Vice President was called upon by the Con.
sti,ution 10 cast his vote, could he, in honor OF
principle, act differently? Selfish cliques and
interested classes may dcnounce and viIify his
name-a frantic mob, led away by ignorance oil
passion or by designing men, may burn him in
effigy but the people will stand by the man, who
stood up so manfully for their rights and his own
principles.
In regard TO the outrage in Philadelphia
burning The Vice President, in efigy,) the Penn.
sylvanan states it as a significant Tact, that in
the very district in which Mr.. Dallas was recently
insulled, according 10 The Whig and Native
newspapers, only few months ago he weaver.
made an open demonstration against The efforts o
the employers TO reduce hc,r nagcs, and they were
only suhdued by their pressing necessities. "The
disturbance, and its alarming and threatening
aspect, will be well recollected b. our people,
This happened under high Tariff, and The Vice
President had not then given his casting vote
We canno, refrain from referring 10 the re-
puled declaration Of Mr.. Hendricks B. Wright,
oil Pennsylvania the President Of The Baltimore
Convention, that that Convention did no, lay the
principles of a revenue Tariff. The above resc-
lulions can be made 10 mean nothing else. Iftfe
people in Mr.. WIS district gave them different
construction, he al least should have known BET
er-and he has no right 10 blame Congress for
doing what he himse. solemnly sanctioned.
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eyery change Of the polical breeze, in order 10

every change of the political breeze, in order to
be upon The stronger SIDE When lie first started
in life, his political course was taken, dictated by
careful and philosophical research into The great
principles of political philosophy, by closely trac-
ing the connection between cause and effect
From that course he has never changed In the
campaigns OF 1910 and Al, there were none in The
district who bore more distinguished and homo
rable part, and none by whom the principles Of
Democracy were more constantly and ably de-
tended, than BY himself. Should il DC the plea
sure OF the district 10 confer the nomination upon
Mr. T., it will meet with the appreciation Of
MANY VOTERS
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RROAD ROCK FOR SALE.

I AN authorized ny the owner 10 make sale q /.
1 above valuable property. The who's t'ai route.
2sD odd acres Of Land, al must excel. NJ Guap,
siderable portion If winch wen wooceI, ant hf.,
il a Dwelling House most beautifully situated i,4.
somewhat ont az repair; and al~n, 'ai-r ~
House attached Ia The Race Frli {" hich mak's o 81,
crpiih!c oi easy DIVISION. which WI he rair & I.
pnrchasers lne situation i healsh,, d., nar n4t
on il, ana il within four mites Of Richmond Il 3
sold privately before, II viii h. OF cp II pal IL ae
tion on the premises the last dry ~ jiir Isr- d
l7th September neat, al the hour 81 l9o'clo,k. "
TERMS liberal, and made kno" u ly sppIctl. utu
Aug acid w. GoIhiN Mo-
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EREE PAPERS LosT.-Losl, on or aboa,
L Sunday, the 26lh ulL, The Free Papers Of
my wife, Rebecca Armstrong. Said papers were
issued irom The Clerks office OF the County Court
OF Powhalan, some four years ago. A suitable
reward will be given for their recovery.
ANDERSON ARMSTRONG.
Manchester, !Aug.s4-clt
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L,,l. j.

If 81" i>Hftfrtf.
Messrs. Editors In this p7rcr ha:r ad.srt.e. =,
the copy Of my wife's registry. who's va- tii,.ng
for the first rimr, on the 27th july ana tee Il.
Of color, hr hope am Influenced by BE- isclir..,
honesty, and just desire 10 do 10 ctfr:> i j. r-tt
while am by means willing 10 snhmt /. VIM.
fnm others Therefore, Sifs conctise B. Is m
duty 10 make public the Circumstance attending II.
loss Of my paprrs, that the o"n-r- u >i,r> 81, IS
put on their guard, and the officers Of tile o,, a -
watch
ON sunday ihe 9th Jnly. my WIFE Rrhecca Aru..t..
went Ia t'hurch IN Manchester, leaving my irmttf
William Coy. aud Abn.r Bates. slave. THE pfr.rfN y,
Daniel Hatcher al row hhan.1 III the house ltis.
knew where the papers we're KEPT. ard va, uuirf NJ
impression that NY papers were kept ~ TIE d
with my wifr's. Ahnsr had, pr-sluGS occasion If
Tered IL purchase mnr, ANA feluse: u -c ant .ls+
them III ms possession. aas absent itugi ftf \
from The 26;h Jnty. unit the nien, .. tr ~ irgr.t
when was informed Of the los 81 NJ w.t.. ns.yJ.
and upon lhr iifsi opportunity. ~" maze tir ,af.
pubic. Be plrasrd Sirs, or hr atici. ~ yoer ,6r.
munliy, 10 insert this Card.
Very respectfully.
ANDERSON iRM>IR9NG
r. S. Abner IS now somewhere In El,hmciG son
ing in some of the Foundres
Manchester, August 4, le46.
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A typographical error which appeared in the
Daily Enquirer ofyesterday, made US ay'haJ John
w. Jones was '',rheeled." The word should have
been "unleeded" No man accuses John w.
Jones of ever having 7oheekd.
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Notice.

r,He debts, credits and effects OF the az "a,
T Of Brown & Tucker having been n,, ssG d j
n The Undersigned in Iust.f the pay ulss ~ df.
debis, all persons having claims asan Anne. n vi.
are requested 10 present them Tor .e'e' nss,a a.
out delay; and those indebted TO ins en- |, sissn
uo;ided hat longer indulgence esnn gi rs,
Fl. l.. BRQohhhn,
Aup. 3-lm
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TINE subscriber offers for sale, a, his Ware
i rooms
.rbreshipg Machines and Horse Powers
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters
Side-hill, Sub-soil, and other Ploughs, will
castings for the same
patent Churns, Rotary and other Pumps
Lead Pipe Shovels, Spades, Forks, &c,
n. BALDWIN, l42 Main street.
Aug. 4-c3t
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LOMMERClAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS, AUGUST 3.
TOBACCO.-More animation for manuiac-


turing descriptions; other descriptions about The
same. We quote Lngs 81 25 a , so; Common
Leaf IS a A; Middling so 5 50; Good ard
Fine 10 IS.
WHEAT-Sacs at 90 cents for Prime quail
ly; very little Of such.
FLOUR-si 10 IL for fresh ground Old
Some neU couriry in, retailing at SIS.
CORN-Market dull. We quote at IS Sc,
cents rer bushel.
OATS-From wagons and railroad "A is
cents rcr buslel, and from vessels 81 a 10 CTS.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran II cents; Shorts 20
cents; Brown Slufs 80 cents; Ship siutls 80 cts.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoS: Smiihteld and City
Cured 6 CT cts. for hog round Western Sides
5, Gcis.; Shoulders 3 1.2 adj CTS. LARD
cents.
FISH-Herrings, dull at 81 for No. /. Shal 81
SALT-Sl so from The wharf.
LlME-95 cents from vessels.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. /.
FLouR-S3 rs a 3 Sit for Western mixed;
3 so SGT for scraped; 3 l2s 3 IS Tor con-
demned; Penna. sound old stock 3 ST.; late in
speced 4; fresh ground ~ a %. CRAM
Wesem whea, IS C.; Southern red ~ c. Penna
SO 9Oc. Corn, So. yellow, 81 . c; Penna.
IA, sSt c., round 50. OATS, new, 8! c. WIS
KgY-lhds. and hbls y l-2 23c.
NEW YORK MARKET, Aug. |.
Sales OF Cotton, 1000 bales; no change in pri-
res. Sales 800 bis. Genesee Flour a, 1912
10 ship. There is very little flour here, and not
much inquiry.
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puI1AnEI puIA MARKET Ann
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
TINE COLUMBUS will receive freight for
i the above places to-day, and will leave the
wharf as usual al o'clock this afternoon. She
has fine accommodations for passengers.
August Alt HENRY LUDLAM & co.
w. M'CRERY,
TikI nD

Up STAIRS, OVER THE STORE or T. r. PRICE Co.
No 80 Nam Street,
TAS returned from New York with The pur-
nose Of permanent residence here, and
eaters himself that, during his residence there,
he has added TO his well known taste and capa-
c;,v in his business. He soiciIs the patronage
If his friends and the pnbic generally, with The
assurance tina. his best efforts shall be used 10
o;v. en,ire satisfaction. Making, and trimming,
and cnitins garment, shall have his best person.
al attention. Uniforms he cannot be excelled
in. All at reasonable prices, for CASH o'iiy.
Aug. 4-c2aw2w
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DrGcER's PRIZE OFFICE, Baseu,en, Room,

DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Rooms. I
- gle Hotel.
Two fine Lotteries fer This Dav, Tresdsy az
in.s received by this evening" nnil -s25,fh T
s00O 2,6nD. 30 II 900, If 5o1, 81 3Gp 10 y .o
Of I50 100 Of 100, etc u drawn Ao1. out y Z "a"
in the wheel. "hole Tickets s., halyss !, fltr.,'
Also, 81, leo, 1000. etc. ~ drn"n NJ ~ i !.
Whole Tickets 81 so; ha:es 25i quar.c' = en-
Packages on liberal terms. ~.
Two Lotteries for Tomorrow s', Z.
| .OGO, etc. Tickets IS. Also, The 'o'st -
81 600 Capital prize. Tickets 81 Tor sA.' '8''
past 3 O'Clock, +. VI at the prize orce u rfc:rp
Drawn Nos of Grand Consslidatet, tla'' =.
Sc 81 % CO 7 2S 70 30 y y =.
A prize Of $500, and of 10, besidc- ates'''
one OF $50 ali sold In the above, and case' pcceR
or New Lottery for Friday Grand Cpn ~ u
Glass Extra Capitals: % 0C0, ~ prizes ~ i'.e.'
~ Nos, u drawn. Whole Tickets only g
1r.rsre briIlan, Schemes atvrfisrd n aa''"'
luir,n, and, for Prizes. address yoDr orders y I.
Aug.4 JOHN u Bio'hs''
IroYT's PRIZE oFFlCE.-The ca2'h = ~
III in Sussex Lottery, drawn on SATURDAY - -
IN old parron by HOYT. The No.. wee - al, .
il a yerifcs,inn OF HoY1's words IN aho'A'
this paper. .,,.,,,. 40, -
The Schemes for August are rnrl,.r az.
will enrich those Who. paIIcni'e HolI
To-Day. sos COO CAPITAL. Tickets s. .en ~
schemes with Capitals from 81 COO 10 :
an hand Tickets from 81 10 10. Fen,,,s" 49,
mair nj any amount, attended 10 BY Hol
need not be paid on orders to -, . F,eh.ns'
August u. !" NJ ~ -
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noYTis PRIZE OFFICE 80 DOLLARS
IL by HOYT.
Drawing Of SUSSEX LOTTERY, Extra. ciss' -
4s ~ G. II 20 Al "a 70 % u -
Ticket, Nos. A. IS 81, the Capital Pfze - =
sold by
n,,wioe NJ Monongalia Lottery, Cias, 81
% &c co G. ~ SO is Is ~ g.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery. Class 50;
4e 2l 46 6 IS Is 81 % 65 IS % -
Aug 4
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MARINE JOURNAL
70 X I OF RICH r:OND.
High Waer this DAY, 1t n'cloek. P. Il
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus rnrLi>h Raliin,n..

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish BaItimorc
Schr. Spray, Tor'c'I New Work.
Schr. Heroine, Haliugsheat. na..i,no-e
Schr. Marietta Burr Koa?o. New lot, .n,.
dries, 10 Williams & Iiaxaii i!sssin> ( lis,r
G.. L. Worham,J Gooae, Ia'oe. !, n.o.ser
Winston, P. X White, J. Pizz'ni. Suih 4 IL.
wood, p. Johnston, BisselI & AcCan+ti,A. H..
er & Osborn, J. Clark, w. TayIcr, i. i gu.'
Gorton & Skinser, 0. A. S,rccser. Daass, !,
Morris, J. P. Duval & Co, J. n. Eu~;aeaS !
Burr, Pea & Sampson, Nash & Woo..Aou,e II
w. Tyler, q. Peylon p A. Tay'or. z Ire.
J. A. Levy, Edmond * Davenport, $ -. ncno.r
II. Exal Z r. Duva, Bodrker < Brother Y
NJ. Harrison & Co, Fl A. Wan, l.. D. On,
shaw Brother Co, Webb. Bacon < CO ID i
Weller, A. Bargamin }. GIL. Lee < TinsIev
G. Crane, Putney s. Watts, Dayengon, Al.nI
Co, Ii. Ludiam & Co.
SAILED,
Sch!. Leonora. Wooston, PHILADELPHIA.
Schr. Lowell, Baker, Boston.
Schr. Lagrange, CIouell, Philadelphia.
Schr. Queen Pomare, Snow, or Po;a.
Schr. Roscoe, Ession. Boston
Brig Peconic, Park, New York
PORT WALTHALL, July !Sh
Arrived, brig Brazil, from Baltimore; scir
Victory, from New York, 10 Clover Hill Nil.
ing Company.
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Joining the Castle where ne IS lnromins VI Tors
| 'lu;nnol h.eoe, works About sunset INC soi"'.,
a"a a~sr",ssd a, target firing. The guns are
,noslv oflarrc ca.ibrc, and throw sho' 10 s's"'
distance. ~ Sc ,oehored under
Green Isa nds The opinion da'iy gains .i"I
- can only he taken BY eseaiade or '0n'D@-
M" rs Jack calls il. inns 'he S'''i' "
SQUADRON are eager TO unter'ahe' c.,, IN
drbr pri,ish steamer arrived al Vera C!e% VI
III. ,i,h wi,hou, Santa Ana and the pes' 'hio' ~
cd now say there is no probability oi his eo'i''"s
there al all. .l,;,o ereat havoc
,r,ono The rroops both in The Castle anu !" .ne
c,y The soldiers being mostly ron .ne '"..
r;or are no, accustomed 10 the climate oi TIC ss'
cas-, and therefore suffer in health very se'eie
". Vera Cruz could easily be taken WIN a;' ymu
or three thousand men, who couia laia e"".
nnr;h or sou,h o, il. Al present The city Is near
ly deserted. aho,,,,e sona3.
Excellent health prevails throughout 'he squaas,
ron, The tlisatc Rarian alone excepted, uu uoa,,
which vessel The scurvy pfevails'o Siea'
This is caused BY the grca, 'eb9.n VI u'ie ~, ,,s
this vessel has been al sea- one h"H ~ ~.
wears and six months on COMMISSION duu al NO. 10
lime has been passed between Inc uoPie, ana ~, ~"
der a vertical sun She came 10 Inns s.d'iou ,io
the coast uf Brazil, where she Passeo ~ 49,, .
10 observing The bockadinS Squadron on 80"
v;aeo and was of course, unable 10 procure
fresh nroy;sions Tor her crew. Ofthe large num-
be sS who have been sick on board, there has mol
hesn dearb There is much complaint OF Inc
wnn, If medical officers on board our ships.
Fonr NJ ,hem have not even their complement
during ii lime Of peace, and now while being
daily exposed 10 having their men Mo" r. 10
killed by the enemy, well as encoun!erns h ~.
mal;snau, diseases Of Tue climate, ,! .ne s"at i,
should not Ne without their proper eu'oa' I hars
The Uniled States schooner FIJI aI''S Gu n.,s
,hrsa ~ Conr days since from the Brazos ior snp-
LIZ srd ,snsirs-she is in leaking stale. Her
lac ,rc nj rs late as those heretofore published.
The PRINCETON sails on Monday Tor Vera Cruz.
Yours M.
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A SMALL MISTAKE.

The uaniscnburs Register copies our article
in relation 10 the "Independen, Female Orphan
iianua' Labor Asylum" said 10 have been re-
Gently commenced ~ Isaac Il. Abbol, near
Harrisonburg. We regret that il was based on
erroneous statements. We sol our information
from The Philadelphia Times. We YET hope TO
see The bright picture realized. The Register
says:
1--WE copy the above piece OF news from a
late Richmond Enquirer. We had mol before
heard OF the benevolent Institution spoken OIL
We know Of no one more competent 10 carry
into execution plan OF this kind than our Tor
mer townsman. Mr. Abbott. But the Philadel-
phia Editor has certainly been imposed on BY
10 has any eaictehce II In This region"
A man answering 10 The description OF Epes,
the murderer, arrived at The hotel in Charleston,
kanawha, On Sunday, the l9h July, registered
his name "E Davis, from North Carolina" and
left the next morning for Guyandoe. Mr.. Tai
bet, constable from Lynchburg, in pursuit of
E., reached Charleston on Friday, the Gath, FIVE
days behind him. 1t is almost certain, then, that
E. will not be apprehended in the Stale. We
hear that, while in Lynchburg, he INDUCED in
strong drink, ard that his mysterious and conflict
ing revelations led 10 The belief that there was
something wrong. No one, however, suspected
him 10 be Epes.
The House OF Representatives in Maine, have
BY vote OF 81 10 46, put 10 rest The Wing story
Of fraudulent lampering with the ballots at The
late election OF Mr.. Bradbury, the Democratic
Senator. II was alleged as an courageous fraud"
that SO Wings had voted for Evans, when il APP
peared that only 40 BALLOTS were counted. The
vote TO postpone indefinitely the resolutions OF
enquiry, would seem TO disprove entirely The e1-
istence Of The alleged "fraud" II there had been
any foundation for il, why did Al Wings alone
and not the "53 Wings" vote against the post
ponement? The seven deficient Wings must
have been men of straw.
Last Friday evening, our city was visited by
terrific rain and thunderstorm. The streets were
washed b. torrents Of wa;cr-and The peals OF
lhupder and flashes OF lightning were more severe
than any within The memory of ''the Oldest in
habitanl" We rejoice 10 state, that NO life was
lost, though many persons were terribly alarmed.
The electric fluid struck down few chimneys
and shattered some trees. Its effects were visible
near the PenitentarY, Ha1alPs Mills, and on The
iron railing Of the Capitol Square en- Governor
street near The Governors House. Sunday and
yestprsav were cnul plpasantdays
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NEW YORK, Aug Arrived, schr Am
D., TreadwelI; Coaser Derricksor; and SIN
Mary Jane Peck. Lnscom, from Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2-Clearet, schr. p,
sisicr, Jones, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond
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MRS. GEN. CARRINGToN's BOARD
SCHOOL FOR VOTING JADlE@


COMMENCES on the LIST OF October, and clo.ss z
~ the 3lst of July. Mrs. Darlington spares 10 ran
to have all The departments filled with oompeienI ,''a
rts, and ventures to promise as thorough ~ tcacat'
rs can be obtained IN any School III The In o..
Mrs. C.'s dwelling Is ~ beautiful, retired ant 80
Thy part OF the city, combining many local adsalis'
not generally found III city ie-iL"nce aud III ~
nat arrangements are such a. ensure the cem:ofi i Y
inmates
The bnarders are considered members n ne faf5
and required 10 conform 10 rs resua;ous-ba t.rs Z:
governed by the law oi kindness.
Terms, per Ssssoa Of Io' .'ioafhs
Higher English Branches,
Lower do. do.
French and other Modern Languages, each,
Latin,
Music OH the Piano,
Guitar,
I" Vocal,
r.e Of Instrument,
Washing,
Half payable in advance remainder on The II . fsi
Each young lady will provide herself VITA -
fork, table and len spoon
NJ boarGrr Will be allowed 10 shop OF ras' 7c'.u.
without The express permission rf the ~ 'sai
The borders are rsp-ctr 10 hi'. nj tlu',h MW
family. Tree Of charge for pew reii--nor ar ihf
inigted to 90 abroad, unless under illc >nldNfi..
Mrs. g.. OF the Teacher. ~ q, paftf' e. y
rule VIII lie allowed, unless d. express agreement T.
The parent or GUARDIAN AUS
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.The character of Capito is well known to most Of
The citizens of Western Texas. lie was always here
looked upon as a doube-faced, rtacherois sconndn
and We have no doubt that he has been IN the cnemys
employ ever since the army landed al Corpus Christi.