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SPLENDID SALE OF HORSES.
Two Stars for sale
~ At Buckingham November Court-STA
~ OF THE EAST and STAR OF TIL

~ At Buckingham November Court-STAR
~ OF THE EAST and STAR OF THE
SOUTH.
TERMS One third cash, and the balance in and
two yrars-Bonds with approved security. There has
been in the last TWO yearsas accurate can be
sd-from three to five hundred mares offered To STAR
OF THE EAST-lhout one hundred and forty ono
hundred aud fifty served. STAR OF THE SOUTH
did not make stand last year, on account of the
scratches In leg, At The critical time Of the season,
but fac boodrd lcrse in my opinion as the earth
produces.
STAR OF THE EAST appears 10 be known through
ont the State and the middle States of the Uni0n and
will make a fortune, or the foundation for one any
where therefore persons at distance aud companies,
invited attend the sale. He would be blessing
In any community.
fedigrees on The day Of sale. The South West, or
any where, is the place for those Horses.
On the same day beautiful full-booded GRLDING,
half brother to STAR OF THE EAST, and sired ly a
Double Archer Horse, and considered fast horse,
from to four miles, rs any on the continent Also
a very likely NEGRO MAN, and probably BLACK
SMITH. (These Horses ought not to touch mare for
-sthan fifteen or twenty dOllaisl-and not travelled
at that Z. X. FoNTAiNb.
Oct 03-CtdS
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Being now connected with, and having an interest in
the Powhaan House, the under signed takes the liberty
Of recommending II 10 The public, and particularly 10
his friends The house viii be kept in good style
it was, if not better
Persons DESTROYS Of visiting il, need have apprrlen
sion Of any decline in the iarc, nattenon TO their
comfort. lie especially snCiss the patronage of his
friends. Amy of them having business with him, will
find him occupying room IN the muse.
Nov. 6-dIt&ctistDec T.. G. GRISWOLD
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POWHATAN HOUSE. RICHMOND, VA.
THIS lons-esablished and well-known Hotel, is no.
1 in good order, wei furnished with e.'eniive ser
wants and will he found al ali Tines with table well
served.
The undersigned solicls the continued patronage Of
his friends aud the public, assuring all TINT every pro-
vision necessary FOR their comfort will b. made.
CHS L., ufBRELI,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

the choice OF Mr.. Woo;en, OF Columbus Dem,
b. a majority cfl Ss over J. w. Russ, Wing, as
follows: Russ 3l2 Wooen 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

THE STATE ELECTlON-THE RE-
SULT.-lt is unnecessary 10 give any more
detailed statements until the official canvass IS
made.
Gorernor-Youns is elected Governor by about
TO- 500 majority.
Ssnate--The Isl, -, and Sd districts have
elected Democrats, and the other districts have
elected Wings. The Senate will cons;., OF 81
Democrats, ~ Wings, and Navive.
The Rou@-rhefe ars IS Democrats, and 70
Wings elected.
mint Ba'ioi.-Givc The Na'ive 10 the Wings,
and they will have two majority on joint ballot.
Cengress-ll Democrats and % Wings.
The above is as near correct as we can now
state the result. Il viii net be mu changed by
the official canvass ". y Gtojc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

We have 10 thank Robert G. Scott Esq, for
COPY of the Revisal OF the Criminal Code OF Vir-
sina, which has jus, been completed and put 10
press under his auspices. The work makes
volume of 3l2 pages Svo. Our readers are
aware that this revisal was authorized some years
since By the Legislature. II was commenced by
Chapman Johnson, Esq, and has just been fin
shed ~ Mr.. Scott, with commendabie diligence
We shall endeavor 10 give view oil the plan
which was adopted by the rcvisors, in classifying
and arranging their work.
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
JUDGE HALYBuRTos, PRESIDING.

JUDds 1ALYBUKTo!, FKESIDING.
MONDAY, NOV. 9h.-Ai 10 O'Clock lnis morn
ing, John Philips, John Dcaine, William
Hamblin, William Mathews, Andrew Thomp-
son, John Cook, and CHARLES M. Lane The
mntineers on board the barquc Stafford, were
brought into Cour 70 receive sentence.
His Honor, the Judge, AFTER some appropriate
remarks on the character Of The offence, passed
the following sentence on the prisoners:
"They Shall he imprisoned and confined 10
hard labor for six months, and be each fined one
dollar" Crhe prisoners len This morning, 10Th
inst, Tor the public Penentiary n Richmond,
under the charge Of the Marshal) After some
other unimpotant business, the Court adjourned
fNoffok Bsacon, Nor. 10.
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remember, that the road is as short, and the
march as easy from Richmond 10 Columbus, as
from Columbus 10 Richmond.
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nm
IN p Ti KEN WORTHY,
WHOLESALE and Resa,, VIRGINIA,
Medical Books os Esaes
Stores. "-pt In Botanic Medicine
psalsIs supplied a, The loves, prie., "a,
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
TEGE

THE sick are admitted into this Institution At the
i following charges, payable for the first week IN
advance:
White patients 50 per week.
Co!ored patients per week.
These charges include Board, Medical attendance,
operations when required, nursing, medicines, anu
every necessary service.
Separate apartments are assigned to the different
classes of patients Private can be furnished NJ
an additional charge Of 50 per week. The Medical
under the charge of three Of the Of
the College, for prescribed periods in rotation The
Surgical Gases committed 10 the Professor oil sur
gerry and the obsletrca the Professor Of Obstetrics
The attending Physician and Surgeon visit the lnsii
tuition daily, and in of difficulty The whole Col.
ese Faculty Is called in consultations without additional
expense 10 the patient.
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, win
please give u city reference
Oct 13-ctf S MaUPIS, President.
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We wait for the smoke and dust of the battle

her loss does not a. all diminish public conf
dence in the ocean steamers.
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E0R SALE OR RENT

THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which Is in the Il.
mls Of the new county of Appomatto1, bordering
upon the line of Buckingham, and within mile or less
OF the James River Canal, and liz miles by this routs
above the city Of Richmond.
This Mil has fixtures very superor-entirely COM
plee-is on 4 never failing stream and the brand of The
mill has high standing in Richmond and other markets
The country adjacent to the mill IS rs.-rate wheat
growing part of Virginia.
Those who may BE- DESTROYS Of embarkng in The ma
nuG,lure OF hour will find this mill advantageous In
al, respects; and those who may have disposition 10
engage in wooen COTTON other kind Of manufac-
tory, would find ihs property very suitable TO such nn
undertaking The mil house is large, and the dam Il
constructed most soldy aud enduraby. The house II
self could he converted into cotton or wooilen manu-
factory, such manufaCtory could be added 70 'ne
-four mill most conveniently and advantageousiy.
this property any DESTROYS OF purchasing or rent
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemare county, near Warren
c,f
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Commodore John g. Nicholson, T. S. Navy,
whose obituary We published yesterday, was a
native CT the city OF Richmond, entered The NAVY
in 1905 midshipman Of The brig Hornet, and
was al The capture OF the Macedonian, and in the
brillan, engagement between the Peacock and
ihn l. neruiar
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA COM
PANY.
vE1IIE twelfth annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
i the James River and Kanawha Company will be
held at the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, with per-
mission OF the proper authority, Monday, the 23d OF
November. By order Of the President and Directors
W. B. CfIITrENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th October, 1886.
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Peace for the county aforesaid do hereby certify that
-, whose name is above subscribed as an attest
Ing Witness personally appeared before ms in my coun
~ aforesaid and made oath that the above named -
-, whose names arc subscribed
as parties 10 the above letter Of Attorney acknowledged
the in the presence of the said Witness as their
act and deed
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of -,
eighteen hundred and -.
Oct. l7--wd&ctd lsHALl
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Ter,ms Of the Enquirer.

Ia. Enquirer - published UatLY lior the eity)
SsrW,.W EKLY (for the country.) For the Daily
ana dollars per annu NJ aud ut the rate oil eight
Pspe y ,ak-n for shorter period than one year For
d4S Weekly, fve dollars per annurn, and Three
nc IN, six mc.ths PAYABLE In advance 70 6e pad IN
pe'a !, reunited BY mai post paid; or Six Dollars
tf - ,n, =, the end Of tne year.
fe al urs 10 this Office may he RENTED per mai,
~ aud available Bank notes, at the risk Of the Eu-
In go tere Of all letters beng paid by me or'fers-
W.. of single letter is scarcely oil any account
tth' ,,sr IL is the accumulation of postage, III an
% 'ne business, which operates as serious Tax
upoa t"e TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- TIE DAILY ENQuIRER-FUr one square Of
~ ~ INES. n less, first insertion, MY Genus, ana
''fe" rrd,ng insertion twenty-five ctnts- insert
e,rs week twice n week, or three lines week,
~ seven and half cents: r ;,,
ihnS rms SEMI-WEEkLY-One square oil sixteen
~ =, less hrst insertion, IS CENTS for each c"h'inu-
amer from distance must be accompanied win inc
nav or satisfactory references, to insure e1ccu-
,ion g,rr;oo,, from the country,
s1.vsr The pauy's handwriting Is unknown al tns
49, must be authenticated by the endorsatioh oil tne
os,rr in the neishborhocd, or they wiz III no caso
sonnnlishrd. Every measure, that has been taken 20
,mpositions and quzzes has proved heretofore
r,,,,nr We must, therefore, insist IL such case
, hr communication being certlned Dy tue hase u
" pos,mo q rr ,prit,sn On the back Of the letter.
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FORM CT PROXY.

FORM OF PRoXY.J
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
We the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James
River and kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint -, our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy TO present each of all general meetings Of
the Siockhol of said Company, held within six
months from and after The date thereof, when we are
not personally present, represented by other
Proxy with full power and authority such general
meetings 10 give such vote votes and do such other
act or acts rs each of could give do, member
Of the said meetings. II we were personally present;
and we do hereby raiify and confirm whatever vote
votes acts said Attorney may lawfully give
or do for US in pursuance of the authority hereby con-
ferrcd upon him.
Witness our hands and seal this - day of -,
one thousand eight bundled and -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

Private accounts from Europe represent 'ha.
Capt. Hosken is very generally censured for the
loss oil the steamer Great Britain. The fact Of
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Niees Arsth.eR

NISCS AIEhUECKe
MACHINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR MANU-
w FACTURER, and GLAZIER, on le,h Street,
South East Corner Of Capitol Square, Richnond Va
Oct. J3-0f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

BLADEN IN. c. SENATORIAL ELEc-
TION.-Tbe special election in the Baden Sc
Material District, to fiji! The vacancy caused BY the
death il MIR. Melvin, Democrat terminated in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
From Zoe " o. Tropic. Man l6,

Oar neishbor Of the Bulletin issued an extrn last
evening, containing news from llazNs Santiago. to the
elh inst. which that papN received by the =. schr
VIM, Capt Sinclair, reported coming up The rver and
which, nj the time we write, has not arrived.
ltapprars from he published by our coempo.
rary, that Cen Fay lors march from Pt Isabel ON the
afternoon OF the lh, al the head Of about 900 for
the camp opposite Ma,am1as carrying along with him
l'tse supply oiproyslons. The tlrt sailed the same
afternoon, aud until she uut beyond hearing distance
the firm. o, Artillery is reported to have been heard
supposed to be within or miles of Point Isabel Ga
the same evening the Flint fell in with the L = sqnad.
ron. consisting OF the lrgatcs Cumberland. Raritan and
Potomac, sluop John Adams and brig Somers, under
Tho command of Com. Conner, Who ordered the Fhr 10
return viii him 10 tie lraz IS and bring important de
spatehes which he wished TO This city. The Film ac
codngy returned with the Squadron. and remained at
the Brazos until noon next day, (Sh.) when she again
sailed tor tbs porI IN Odeans,) with the Commcdore's
dispatches.
IL appears that Commodore Conner having heard AT
Ntra Cruz that hosles had commenced tho Rio
Gfande, aud thai General Taylor was in difficulty in
sanly sailed 1r the a2os, 10 render all the assistance
~ hiS POW III To the tuna OF the Fr's departure ON
the Sth aud unul she considerable distance GU, at
sea. the cannonading was heard. The Bulletin says:
about dark her officers smoke Of rather light
color, arising rs ron fire, about midway between the
camp and Point Isabel and again, late al night, i'm.
'nense volume oi densely black smoke was in the
direction Of Maamuras
What were the of these fires. is of course.
matter o Conjecture. The FIST snake seen is deemed
possible from the burning OF Bptra small town
i On the Mexican side OF the RIO 6mndc which II was
SAID Gen. Taylor designed firing his march mp the
camp The second Is generally supposed by the officers
OF TIE Ftt. 10 have proceeded from the con1n ration
- Maamofas. M1J. Blown, whom Gen. Taylor had
tlt IN eoumAud al the camp had attempted the FIRST
i day he Was attacked tufre Malamuras, but failed as
/ lie could na beat his shot suffice II said that
"e contemplated again attempting 1T and II is this that
/ gives probability To The sapfasltIuu.
] -.
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.i agz Sfas,tsd Il . lif. ,aa lie $. II - ebel
~ -, 1prh lhr sawe bIed aa1 quality Of goods
fi..i flu4e .asfHfe#t#iu Ia hal at l4efpal - far
lif fat-t. HIs rgacrEstd. HE consumer would
m fl u#IblBt bs the ndae'inn at the lau ihrre ara
stut utrt kt.s al afudz however that eannnt YET
fu4aa4eiute en- ifrns qniie a. cheap as The English
Bur jbp tafi zhuad ltinain GHc1tarl. ~ tlme va
nend-and llai Tine no la distant. Our manuaetur.
M capitalists want permanent. reliable system. and
then thy will invest Their capital, and, by cumpeiii1r
and further improvements brng down The prices ali
articles nj every desert pun oi American manufacture
law in New York as the same hind aud quality Of
llces. u Brush manufacture, can bc purchased llys
efPaal.
Aa,ng others Dhat saw there this evening" were
'Baddecunl" nlias Edmund Burke. and Nj lIomer,
The Agent Of The Bu-h NanuiartaterS-b,th AMI 4.
RI writer. fr the ultital organ. lucy seemed 10 be
We'll pleased.
Were Ia ATTEMPT to rive even faint description Of
The of This suferallyely magnificent Far.
should fail can only say 10 lIosc Who are not here,
cone and see TOT yourselves.
Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut well
represented New llfk laohs well. New Jersey
sends variety OF elegantly manufactured articles
Pennsy yana displays her devotedncss 10 the Protective
system in 4 most splendid display Of what her nnble
enterprise ni aud manufacture accomplish. Nev-
er have seen who appeared 10 he proudtr Of Their
States accomplishments. than the Locoioco members OF
her delegation IN Congress were 10 day. IN b, holding
and pointing To others. the fruits of PENNSYLVANIA en-
erprlse exhibited in thai Fair. Among the splendid
things from Philadelphia. NAV well mention suit
OF furniture for chamber. the rfcr III whlc, tigh.
thousand dollars It Is maen icen beyond description
-parucularly The bedsead and The close press. The
Ioeoros vii o course style regal, arlSucraIic ted
cra and all thaa aud yet oil thclr parly who at>
m3s upon the public treasury. would be The first II,
purchase it, Bat maller--it shows 10 what perfection
! American cabinet makers can attain.
Old Mary land has conspicuous niche IN the FL
Mr.. WetheTed, 81 Baltimore County, displays Il
OF elegantly manufactured ard dressed cloths prices
a>louishlnply Inv And then there the cl3
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The OGeid .Nrtcs from the Rio Grmde.

Surely. there never was an example Of such perver-
sian and eNaggtratlon 81 intelligence the public have
witnessed III the oil the recent the Mex
lean frontier Every body has been reminded of the old
story OF the boy who declared that he saw 500 squirrels
In the woods, and. upon being closely chalechzed, fell
successvey IN his estimates. until they were brought
down 10 his thinking, though he was mol positive that
he had seen bush shake.
First, VIZ had udings Of glorious victory. Our
camp had been attacked before and behind Matamoras
was laid in ashes and 200 Mexcans lay dead upon the
field. The New Orleans papers went beside them
selves with joy, aud the Delta. especially toasted its
eyes nnon the vision Of the eagle tearing the vuiure 10
pecrs Gen. Taylor, had reached Point I,ahe and on
the 6th early in The morning. the cannunadlna Of
terrible battle between HIM and the NeNcans on the
road 10 the camp. was distinctly heard.
Next day, we got Il scuti Ciicioi statement from an
officer OF the army Which raised Malamofas from lis
prysitaton, and made il uncertain whether any rreat
number ct AeNraus Were Killed. but sail represented The
camp as having been attacked by five ~ SIX thousand oI
The ebfwY. the chaPUri being "iull If ihem.'
Official drsia'citS lIom Gen. IaNlur# himsef have
at hsi, reached W dshiHltaa. and have abridged even
lhl' corrected account. II appears from The Unions
statement" ilrIi sa stance thai assault Wa> made
upon The camp tium lh slide Of le ryer and csus,qn,n
y That the lrp1riaafr II the engagement Is materially
dliahi~' Co. lHe numarr tuu. 81 hc NlfNpau~ en- IN,
o"cf He Nladr. apr betng every where stated ut not
less l1ah lIt1 aH3 perhaps 200 has lien 10 naN
Il II is he t4c, HfsnaI'itsi aat the danser # Gen,
lay jat'> position has II. % af lily e>aserr,tsd
w We-nWe Ga. l'f~ de- pa'eh,., viii h, sprcl
Is published, and tayHg ataay gwen ia postscript
ttt substance What Jhe Ht.n sa, $ tu relation Ia them
Ne await ihr lHpfs aeus Ives and further lnlc ,cIc
iIau tao setue 81 action
lhs IS TIE ,iisiaaruuat If the frst battle, Which
Mas iousht ou Tie 6i.uI MAY
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iaonlc0tit NntelII0eiIcc.
LATER FR0lT TIE RIO GRANDE.
Glorious News froni the seat 81.
War!
TIE .HEXYc.7NS TWICE ROUTEDU
1900 Yfexicans killed!
THE EAEM<'S GUNS CARRIED Al TIE
POINT OF TIE BAYONETl

The Southern cars came IN this m1fnlng with yihg
ctnrs and brought rs iytnl ,idngs ftan the seat Of
war. The \ Odsaus PlrlyuHe mad The Advertiser 81
thr sh INST furnish tir uens the substance ul which
i given below. N slips wefo lrwafleI 10 Richmond
But passenger -pp7ifd tie Editors al the Republican
iih one, and indebted 10 that "iee Ji asounng
us with copy
There have been Two engagements between Gcncnl
Taylor aud the NleSiraa Ira9ps Tho hmt occurred
the ia in,an', when General Taylor WA returning
from tram Poni ISABEL l. hi. camp. app1se Ma'amoras
In tins The Me1 caus from O1D 10 ON, we're fepuls
ed uaf army sleeping the fed ni battle, On which
next day were found 200 Mexans dead several pieces
uf artillery Stores Sc. Maj Ringgod died su5seqnent'
y from the wound IN This action.
OF the second battle only give the following
prficuars from the Peayune;
The l.. > Steamer Col. llafney arrived this NOM
ing. JUS, paper going 10 press, ifum Braz's
Santiago. having lett IN the l3lh lust. Her news Is
glorious 10 arms
She brings official accounts Of secord bie between
the Mexican and American forces, which took place on
the oh. commencing al half past ) o'clock. =. NJ,
within three miles Of Camp Taylor. The action was
upon the edge Of ravinc, and one mile from the chap
paral which Va. here about II miles IN width.
The MexIeans commenced the action with Their ar"
uety which was posted ~ sweep the narow pass
by which Gen Taylor was advancing, there being u
sNanp either haud Gen. Taylor immediately ordered
chsfge IN The teeth OF the cnemy's destructive fire.
aud the nps promptly responded aud carried The one'
mys guns Al The point Of tbo bayonei
,l ,t, AI..l, Ind nal lime Ia save his rapers. Which
win all bs eerr.e,nlat,e fell mo The hlGds Of Cen
lallaf
'rbe action lasted ona hour and half in which timc
Gao AlcNIcans VEN either Killed wounded. and the
A,err,ns ,al 8gl prIs,ners and raht pieces Of arte
~. The American loss IN action VAS but sixty.tv1
t'Il,l and =,,ae,.l14i
A,nao, the Mid wcra rolsor NlcEiosh Iicote.
e5pI f1fhr,a Calauel# nf,0o. Cv The bofstieo Of
sbe'A .r,.,ga,rl Tas. afl 4aa f t,y., ol5er'. VIII
NAM f,ta.yqo G5iael pawn llailrf1u,s q hes
Burbank. H.. lalhefan,# ,,i9f.. =,,rre uoaoded.
W. r,g,5,t.t6 NV tLtl Al,i R.r,,,,1 WIN, wa sq.
vf,r1y vaaa,I m iAs oet5.y nj tb5 Ftb died an liz
ln,n ma, and a. befl= n l,y nh ll. honf Of
war.
'rhe ta,4I liza ii the Nc>icafs III the two aqn,s o
H., sd, .I ~ -. a. t.#t Iona flo Nt.,t.,4 t.f
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Day anJ lie 1d.sufh. 4l.ui -e1 sals ae.s -, 81.
Bic.
cffd.ae information, bal bcea rerrived tina, lie \
mrrisan eHnsa aad "a e Ann iran cilix-as at Aata-
fHur4z. hal taeu aIre=Iel anI srrf 10 iaia s.aaii
lap.H aboul - nHir. 5srl # Nsism4ts
Ia hour tnd hs,l afef ihr afrs al # he gallant
Aaiifr with ihr ia's.f that the MrSicsns bad a.
tackled oar falap be azaG started af ll~ camp with .
men, i9r @h1t purpose was not pr eisrly ka9nn
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sd ag.d a.f.#oH BE ,brrs5 uml sh.ee n.fe.aa
Alts# aus IL u.asl.,ai safIsse iiat - ie" Hsf
lHst - nur siir.
Ia dauaf=Hy af tas paer ,s been nlefal 1ise 81
two Bays by the Ilu3 II - uels sabaf-' - 20
T. i ur "ta5HJee hara,". ih5t r1mr hrfe ifan He
= l5drua. f5u would hp surprised 60 see with what
lrSfefiig aud precision th,y ga thfsa1h iaef egen7n-
with masacis aad n1 could rt- = laugh 10 helt
s,nh 81 htf yn9s. OHe Old salt SAID thus n9rnng
Damn and blast ms eyes here Ia ship ashore, and
poot Jlel an hi- brsui ruhs." This speech vas adj
Dressed Ia himself when looking the leat that had
becu pitched. add Of snllieeat dimensions 10 hold
5oui hiy.tuo.
Oae iln afhe wbale number Of men from tie SQUAD
ron Marines tho balance fans. should picture o
mystll s,ldrr, ndlng hars,b5ek cow a, sum a.
hli sh4ud see i1uf five hundred saufs going into
var with unskrs thpr shoulders. hui yun could moi
RESTRAIN lh,m lrual gog aaanst The AieA cans with on
y hnlle aud tuft. u you would only show them q
chance, Jr they ate al rager hr the lay.
iuurs, sc.
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Nj RIDER

shocking murder wa committed al Carter, Tavern.
ilallaX. va, an W, jntsday lasr, by Nm Arncrt en-
the body Of asfrh HAYDEN. The parties go into ds~
paic-Anct charging deceased wIh ton great f3tnil-
auiy WIN his Nte--a scnl' ensured, and the flfmer
Hlahbed The allet II the back Of the neck when Hayden
it W'erog IL blood and pred in the course of three
or l,or minutes. Arnetl I'D aaI is now fugitive from
JoNllcr. .11N0n Chr0nice.