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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

ENif subscribers are HOW receiving. and III few
days vii have IN re- Their entire tech If + Al l.
AND WINTER GOODS among winch VIII he.
t1und a tuli ass irtneui o the fashionable Tor ii
dts and Heh"men wear. rs we'll as larec stock Of
oollens DoneNficS, Hats Caps Boots aud Shoes. and
almost every article usually found in Dry Goods cstab
lishIncnt.
Feeling grateful TT the patronage Heretofore received.
'he} cordially invite ther friends aud the public give
Their stock an eNam aon, rlcdoine themselves 10 us
every eNrril"n aud spare no pains 10 pleas all who
favor them with a call
:. I'll GGENllEIMFR \ BROTHER
September u Is
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NERO 'BE.ANT'IAsI.NPtS.
u " 81 O.lhEI

WOULD respectful, nj. rn the citizens 81 yach
w bury, and the public, that lhev haze associated
themselves together and taken the arer trr hutldin,
Immediately opposite John llallins where the, intend
tn carry the TAILORING 81 SlNEsS. in all its
branches. They have hand and " II constant,
keep, beautiful assortment of q Otis CASH
Mfkf.N. NtNllNeS. and IN fact ever, thing suitable
fr Geatlemca's wear winch they " Il make Up 10 OF
der III the must fashionable STYLES handsome Its aud
warranted irkualslip.
Neyery rcspee. fully invite tho Gcullcmcn Lynch
burg and the surrounding country IL give us a call
NM \ JOHN OAkFA.
Nov. IL +,
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commissioners safe.

ny virtue of dccreal order Of the Circuit Superior
ID Court Of aw AMI Chancery Tor HE county Of Mel
s If the 9Th daY Of o'ober lS!6. prom mnced IN the
case of ..Alcxanler Fitzpatrick and VIM {. Roberts,
,a,,.n,i Edmund F. Cuf1.y EN'or Of VIM Coley decd
and Trustee. under his will for Jam Fitzgerald and
Geo. " lmms. security tlr sad FL +. Ceilry in his
hi. Executors bond aud Others Will on Tuesday.
the - n day Of December next. ou the premises. Cub
Creek. NrIs N county. sell The LAND. IN which the
said Jane Fitzgerald NV lives on credit oil &. - and
i m nths taking nj and security from the purchaser.
retain NO the title until the land pad for A. the
tine and place. in the and by the author
ity shall also. a credit of nine months. with bond
and security beng. sell likely Young NEGRO MAN.
TIlOS. J. MASSlE.
Commissioner.
November . Nv
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NOTICE..

y Office is hereby given. that the Commissioners
~ appointed by the County Court OF Campbell. to
dopt plaa. and contract for tie building. Of a Court
Hose the county VIII assemble nj the olli Of J. \
e. j. Wills. IN lylchburg on the 2jh day the pres
chi month, fr the parp of receiving and examining
>n'h plans as may BE- Submitted to tInn. They there
IRE specially invite such may feel an interest in the
Nligec and especially those mechanics who intend Ia
pct In Their BIDS for the job, pr pare ther plans and
ave them rady to submit 10 Tic committee or before
tia, day. J. WILLS. Chm'n
Nov y t26N
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lailiaeC.!

i1NIlE subscriber ".uld respectful, inform III, public.
that he Is ~" IN receipt 81 Ina Summer supply at
CRRLN,ES
The assortment is ,e,y LARGE. comprising almost ever,
>tSIc Il article IN nsc The prices greatly lcluW
What tlcy haNr ever Iorn, and the " rl he believes la
he we'll executed. II hena made especially to his ocr
and directions. having SPECIAL reference L. the condition
al aur ,'sand mnfly. lie. therefore. rc,pcciu, IN
yllei purchases To- give him call
II VI DlDIAkE.
Nearly opposite Liberty Narrhosuc
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4 I acreuit superior Court Of Law aud ChaneorN
continued and held Tor Nelson county. nj the court
hoise. on saturday. the 2nd ia, Of MAY. lsi6
james NJ ilarrls, administrator with The Viii annexed
OF Nllraiah Pendleon, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Richard Phillips John Thompson. II, William
liesley. judith llonsley. George Vaughan. William
Bhb. VIM. II pprcs Ann = Horslcy and lverson L.
I"Nmau. admuIstraliN aud administrator u Robert
llorsley. deed, Edmund Christian. Marshal OF the
Eastern DISTRICT a Virginia. assignee IN Bankruptcy oi
Charles y Pa,us5n. Defendants.
l his cause came on this da, To be further heard upon
the papers pm'll, real and thu report o Commissioner
Garland made IN pursuance at the dcceta orher # the
9Th day oil Dcehcr last. To which there Is exception,
AMI WIS aIeued hl counsel. consideration whereof,
tue court approving sad report 18th the correction con
tanned III the statement \, thereto appended h, the
srn ut the parties doth confirm the and doth al
lnd9c. order and decree, that. unless the defendant,
ehard Phillips. shall within ninety dat~ from tn day
pay TO the plaintiff the Of Thousand three hun
dfed and thirty ceht dollars and cents, with
LEGAL interest thereon, from the LIST da, Of March, lslG
uad. together With the costs Of the suit; IL the deen
daat, judith linseN. hundtpd and forty eight doals
and seventy two cents, with legal interest So part
thereof from the Isl day al March Ste, TIL pad; and
10 the defendant, Nm. H. Dlpgcs. ninety four dollars
aud eighteen cents, with LEGAL interest on 80 - part
thereof from the st day Il March, lSl6. til pad. he
shall he nroclnsrd aud forever barred of the equity Of
dHnpton IN the real aud personal estate the deeds OF
the %l,l Of March ls3l. aud lh ul MAY. ls&f in the
I'll mentione and II shall then be the duty OF John
Thompson. Jr. and james Garland who ale hereby APP
pointed Commissioners or that purpose, In cNpn,e 10 sal,
at public auction, Ia the ghost bidder the real and per
elnal estate in the sand deed mentioned. the personal
estate for cash AID the real estate credit OF 81,
twelve and c4htcrn mons such credit as the par e.,
may agree taking bond tn approved personal security
from the purchaser purchasers. and retaining the title
m The security ol the purchase money having advertised
The time ard place ii such sal. least 30 days previous
thereto IN some newspaper published in the city ii Rch
81 1 i IL
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wv. ". BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED 81
BLACkFORD. STATHAM \ BILLIARD,

E'yTKY MDNDAf ND 7 1T kNnAl.
:, J,,,y DUays per ailpn payable an adracc. No sub
,u ,r be reeeired for stolte, time than months
m p,pey ,rH be discontinued, tercopt al the discretion
f,b, Ediforsa until all 01rcardgeS paul
a.. iDJERTfSE.nE.NfS inserted al 30 esnt' pe1
s.upe Tor es for ercy ntcr firm insertion and 374 cts
M, s,,are (or iessl for ercrg outer form insertion
EIERr. iDI ERII>ER Is rcqsircdto note o,rh's Ms.
l, our he ri,hcS ms ddrclt >encH inserted ddrcr
,ueI not 80 noted rR be inserted tn as dsco1.taoee
be ordered
FOR l'E4RLf .7Dt'ER ffSLNt' the terms arc for
the priraeye effro squares, ~ for one square = 70 of
one squire. forms Ere,g yearly adreft~er trR
h, required eoie his ADVERTISING ms particular Inc q
business
= = JOB PRINTING ertcthed neatly aud crpcdittotsg
mad an yceSOnnbls terms.
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NOTICE.

FENIF subscriber. ha'in9 purchased the interest Of T.
Y &. Met Hnah,u. IA the late finn Of Met lanahan
4 Co, hl, formed = 60 partnership with Nj. {. lhomp
SON. Of tins place, fol the purpose Of continuing the
IROCERI' ND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
under the STYLE and firm Of Met lanahan & Thompson.
AMI would resp rliul solicit continuance oi the patron
az D.. s. Gbcril extended 10 the late concern. IN cA
of , years. close attention 10 business, with tue
entire pr>pnh attention o both partners, will i think
enable uS give satisfaction Ia all who may favor lis
with Their patronage
JNO. G.. McCIANAIIAN.
\oy. II Is
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NEW conc RN.

TUVIIE subscribers would respectfully inform then
friends and the public generally. that they have
formed partnership, under the style and firm OF
.HCL~LElILLN& TIfOHPSO.N,
for the purpose of doing a General Grocery and Commits
sion Business. AT the late stand OF Met lanahan Go
Our stock Of Groceries Dancstics, Sc will be found, al
all times large and well selected and at low prices
Consignmcns of Flour W heal Tobacco and all kinds
OF Produce will receive our prompt personal attention
Goods received and t)rwarlcd no charges for Dayag
We respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage.
JOHN G. MCtIANAHAN.
CALVIN THOMPSON.
November IL Is
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Mr. BtNlDN.

Tins eeptIenan. II Is stated IN yarious quarters. is
hho Tho adel tie administration party in the Con
pnN5. II nee. supp So, his refusal To 20 for the
Whole "l Or nanc. and hes scorrhinp aluson To
athe Opaus. nroat aud small. have been forgiven -
! Icif lou " a=uu2ion Ia thc Philadelphia sun saws.
"ln naorsleW has tdNcu place between Mr. Benton
IN W6t6 i drsa% NIL }1,a a' S, a,' took
place. 10 the carv pu.d by The Sruaic during the
Msi stHou, and tho policy winch The President designs
Ia pursue h4 cthrres In tlr rre-cnt cNgrnry of the
pl,t}. II Wa made der thal the late leader (Nlr Al
len,) would hs 'u mzlr rahauer. Nj MeDuflie is dis
qualified by physical mtrmty moccnpvng a situation
0hel requires TIN utmost dill, aud intellectual energy.
Ior=l~e The President from Tho d,t ny INTO which he
IS plunged. MI Bentn has agreed To accept the leader
shpol the prly the senate 81 HAT in his new cIlarac
er W. may expect to hun make his dcLm ON the first
ocraaou TN winch parly ds usson shall spring up
\ tout .piHdI nj ol tho New ort Commercial advert
M Ia The mmar, SAYS:
II law already alluded the arl that Senator Ben
Ion has gkcu his adhesion 10 ihp administration His
position is M unqor dsublnI. lie camc the aid Of
,larl- H. III h. cNrcay aud H. has rendered his ieay
aIl Iu asions tp Mr.. Pdk-
In he true. Hlleaod III some ef the Democratic pa
It HAT hr Is To take LIE aI. in behalf of the Admins
lm,u ia the Senate and h, shcre he the muster spi
rit, can only say thai the Administration has gained
much in hi, ability courage and perseverance. But am
uol sure that tiny VIII not sc much they rain by
his support. nll Senate.
Nj Benton cannot coolesce with E - and Calhoun
md lmuraan, aud other spirits of the adminstra
lion thee. iiemi4t Il Muster, wherever he is and he
canno reconcile all the conflicting elements that are at
work IN the Democratic pprtloa Of the Senate, He can
micl wounds hut he cinnut heal them. If | am not
very much De elved. hr has He1dy given tie "nmcd
cable yulnn 10 d The nem1 ratio members fihat
h#dy,'
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\ II LAVENDER & 90

GROCERIES, LhQtORS. &c,
winch my, Leon recent, purchased under favorable en-
ruu1slanrs and r cash l,N llItter Themselves that
they are now fully prepared IL sell rNlm Bargains II,
thel line and most respectfully s,elt their old friends
and the public generally II give Them call cufa pun
chasing promising thru thai every cilrt. ON their part
shall be mad 10 give general satisfaction.
judy 30 Ia
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ll'ST received splendid ass rment Of Ladies
- VI / + s,
such as LYNX isabella Fitch. African and Bear from
The finest quality dawntp the lowest
M.sO-Fanrv lloles, new article in this market
They are unriyallcdr rom ri in winter toades rid NJ
Inrarriages seghing e. We would b. glai tore 'elve
call from the ladies', believing thai the above articles
cnHt fail II please }. R' MBO' oh.
Nov. . I'm
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Bacon fsaslgs.


MRS. klRkpATn!cN has opened, in the town Of
VI l4ynchburg. \ SEMINARY. Tor tie education ot
Young ladies'.
The ordinary school VIII comprise all the bran
cos taught in coed female schools together with Rhct1
and Mental and Moral Science, for those sufficiently
advanced to enter upon such studies.
Should sufficient encouragement he given. the best
teachers will he employed the different departments
and every effort made II establish an Institution capable
Of mprtng thorough education. The most unrcmlt
Ting attention will be paid to the intellectual and moral
culture and 10 the and department Of the Young
ladies', and strict and waichlil guardianship cNerc sed
over them Al all times.
The scholastic year will consist of two sessions Of five
months each the remaining two months viii he
ton.
TERMS
Boarding. lights, fuel and washing. ga per month
or the session Of FIVE months, so
Tuition rra like period, for pupils oye' years. 20 2;
g" under - j.
French. per session. 10
Music with Scot Piano. per session, -
Board and Fulton payable IN advance.
Pupils any time during the session, but al
ter entering. NJ deduction viii be made for absence
ccp in eases of sickness.
And she would GIVE the f5llov.pg References DR..
VIM A. Trent, Ed. j. Darlington, Esq, Col. Valentine
Parrish. Dr. VIM s Morton. Rev. Jesse 5. amistcad.
Wm \. Pare. Nelson Page and Francis -. Dcane. Sr.
F,slrs.. of Cumberland Judge d. 4. Wilson. Col.
Maurice .anghorne. Rev {. Cnmpston. Geo Bagby,
Fs1 and Francis b. Dcanc. Jr., ESP, Of lynchbrg.
Having asccrtained tina, Mrs,J NJ Kirkpatrick of TIL,
county the widow of the late Rev. John Kirkpatrick for
me Rector of the Presbyterian Church of Cumberland
has been invited ya portion of The citizens of snchbrg
To take charge Ola Seminary for young ladies' in thai town
the undersigned take great pleasure IN embracing the OPP
porfunity now presented, to testify tho HIGH estimate
which they have of the character of Mrs klrkpat-
rick and do cordially recommend her emlncnily quail
flied for the station to which she has been invited.
v PARRISH.
WIN. \. TRENT,
ED. j. CARRINGTON,
w. :. MORTON, NJ. d.,
NELSON PAGE.
WM. \. PAGE
Sept. Is
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COOPER : REFINED ISlNGLASS-A supply
Y Of extra hne quality. for making Table .Icllics,
Blanc Mango &r Alsp. VANILLA BEANS. of su-
Ienor quality. Tor layorlng Creams. &c. tar sale by
JOHN II SEAl Druggist
Nov 23-s
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RAIL- st PPLi.
Lee q Fs o craS

RE just in receipt Of their Fall stock ii Groceries,
a LiQu RS, Domestic Goods. Sc, &c., which have
hca recently purchased such ters Ia enable them
,dl"r their friends in the country and the public gen
orally, very great Inducements 10 buy.
We slic a call from all VIII in want q good and
cheap 6 Dods, as we determined II sell
LEE \ ROBERTS
Nov. }
MORE RICH CASlMERES AND MtSLlNS.
HAVE this day opened fine lot Of the above q odN
Ia an examination of which invite the attention OF
tn Ladies ID. L. {. PETERS.
Oct. 20 Is
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NscMlNN'S EIINiR OF OP!I MA supply
w Of This valuable preparation 81 OPIUM. containing
ali lis valuable qualities without lis deeler'as and
le<, principles, Tor sale by JOHN H. NEAN.
Nov 23-tS
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COMMENTS ON TIE BATTLE OF MONTE
RFN

The IIibema arrived at Liverp1olon tho 2chh, with
the intelligence OF tho storminL an seizure Of NmtccN
The London papers Of tho 10th devoted large port
II tler columns 70 tho details u the ncvs winch crca cd
NAKED ers4tion fIele. The f-a3on Jurnts had m,
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ErlugPN. krlls@PS,!

ST received. dlrec, from the Manufacturer. llg
- Yards Of beautiful PRINCES, ass frtcd coors and
WIDTHS, To which respectfully invite the attention Cd
the Ladies. BELL. RI CHER \ co.
November %
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MEDIC Al NOTICE.

NJ 'elnI of the NJ djcl faulty Of .ynrhburg. and
n the surrounding ,uneS. vii be held IN Lynrhburg
Saturday the Doth inst. ; oc rck p NJ. for the
purp OF organizing Medical Society AID OF promoting
the general interests and ling of the profession.
general attendance Of the Medical profession solicited.
November y p if
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POS1PO.NE.NE.N1
Tho above sale is postponed I'll TUESDAY, Wednesday.
and Thursday. the 2ii 18th and 10Th days Of NoYom.
her. ALEXANDRA iDMPklNN, trustee
Nov. lG TN
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.N'()I I't'E.

l SHALL petition the next General Assembly Of V
glaa. t1r To be SET firth IN my petition. for
'ilYarce ir,m my husband. shelton Wright.
PAlIINA p. WRIGHT.
Nov % Inn
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commissioners Sale.

~ virtue Of dccrcta order of the Circuit Superior
- Nanrt Of Law and Chanccry, for the County OF
IN of the sth day Of May. lsi6. pronounced IN the
I9' ii DAVID r. McAlexander against llarrod Il. Scott
lane oglng and VIM jordan. will on Thursday. the
>a December next. on the premises in the county OF
',Sn. sell 10 the highest bidder in equal payments OF
SIN and twelve months.
TIE klNGSWOOD CHURCH.
" purchaser give bonds and approved security Tor tho
Pif'laSe mln'y I'd tn title 10 the Church Withheld
'7' tho sad bonds are pad
WILLIAM MheSIF, Sh' n aud Coln'r
Oct. . ,5D
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
TEE BENZ GREEK FLOUR MILL,

AN1 Ii!CIl Is in tn limits # the county of Appo-
w malloN. bordering upon the line OF Buckng ham,
aud within milo or less Of the James River Canal and
l. miles by this route 10 the city Of Richmond
This Mil has iNtu1ts very superur-entire,y
pletc-'e a ialing stream and the brand Of the
Mil has high standing in Richmond and other mar
kcs.
The country adjacent 10 the Mill is first rae W ieat
growing part q \ rgnIa.
These who may he DESTROYS Of cmbarking in the man
utc;ure Of Flour Will find this Mil advantageous in all
respects. And thase who may have Il dsp ton en-
gagc in wooden other kind of manufacory
would fl This property very suitable 10 such an under
mll3g. The Mil House is large. and the Dam is
s'W' ed NEST s1ldly and duraby. The house itself
nd ie converted into cotton wollen mandatory.
orsu'h a manuictny uld be added to the Il mr MILL
st g lnyen catly ard advantageously
MIR. Andrew White, who lives at the Mill. will show
the property 10 any dcsrous Of purchasing, renting,
the slnc.
For terms, apply 10
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta sta. ibemare county. near Warren
August - is
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I'll DJDELLLNI,
@JnTA AND OUT IIOI SES
&SSiiiE on them. Those wishing To view the
k4rHtasdh property before the days Of sale. viii
please Amply IL Col Armstcad Barks lalc Mr. Elisha
Barks1alc il, will give any information which may be
required
THE tie 10 the above property is believed To be good
but acting Trsir viii only convey such title as Is
vested in me. by the Deed Trust
ALEXANDER TOMPkINS. Trustee.
Oct. ; tNlN
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,sDss Ss'ORk
f. \ ECl-T TED WITH NEATNEss
"A I'HfS OFFICE
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Oct 70
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HITS .lN'D cars.

SNlE 81 HsCRlBER Is NOW receiving his FALL
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4 / a Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud thaneoN.
n continued and held ior Nelson county nj the court
houst on saturday, the 2nd day If MAY. lsi6
james VI iarrs. administrator with the Mil annexed
OF Nlraiah Pendelnn. deceased. Plaintiff,
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July
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.NTU'S FOR TIE LlDIES,

November -
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MRS. kIRkPNTllCk has opened. in the town of
VI l,nchburg. \ Sl.AllN \RA. for tic education Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-13
For the Union.
THE BRITISH SCHEME TO GET AND
KEEP POSSESSION OF OREGON.

Many years ago, say IT., Yankee schooner
was seen moored at the mouth Of creek running
into the Potomac river, (and, let me ask, what sea
or navigable river has not borne upon its waters
Yankee vesselO where she remained some days,
whilst the captain, we learned was engaged in an
exploration Of the country round about, when he
discovered, eight or ten miles above the mouth
Of said creek, extensive clearing, owned by gen-
tleman residing in the city Of Richmond, Va, where
farming, planting tobacco, and raising some little
cotton, was carried on, on an extensive scale, under
the superintendent of an agent, and worked by two
hundred or more slaves with whom he (the captain)
opened trade for his Yankee notions, in exchange
for some money, and such other articles al suited
him, by way Of barter. The cap ain being much
pleased with this enterprise, promised to return ip
the following with such additional assert
ment of wares as would supply the wants of the
farms, &c. Punctual to his promise, at the time
named the captains schooner was seen beating into
the mouth of the aforesaid creek, and so continued
to traffic for years, until, accidentally meeting
with the proprietor, then visit to his estates,
he (the capain) suggested, inasmuch as the propr-
etor owned some thousands Of acres OF land, and The
Week." as it was called, bounded by the Potomac
river on the one side and by the creek on the other
all in the ,ooods he would erect himself cabin, place
his vessel in charge Of his brother To continue the
trade begun by himself, and remain the winter, and
trap some of the varmints that abounded in said
woods. The proposal was agreed 10 by the propri-
etor, and things were continued for some ten
years or more until the death of said landlord and
thereafter the contract agreement was renewed with
the son. who became the proprietor Of said estates;
when, in the course Of many years thereafter, on
the death of said proprietor the estates were divided
among three or more heirs. When 10 and behold
the aforesaid captain claimed the uncleared part of
said lands: first, by discovery; second, by treaty
spulations with the original proprietor; and lastly
by actual occupation for thirty years or more -
q IN THE CORNER.
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Tho .Js,..gi... p.lss i. SUN the .ub,sc, Of ana.

The "Jsyasisss hiss'' 10 .,iI the subject OF spse-
ulation and guessss One Of the solarions, (from
the True SUM-" Of New York J is amusing saouxhs
"Tbs main business, IL MOI the only business,
upon which the pilot boat William J. Rsmer vas
yesterday despatched TO Liverpool, "a now longer
a mystery. She wss chartered al 800 per day
for the boat sone-ths Grew employed indis dually,
10 run To Liverpool. remain two days, and lhen ruu
back, in the quickest time possibIo--snd TO carry
two passengers. One Of those passengers was Mr.
Charles Msuingaw, the confidential and special
messenger Of the State Department at Washington,
Who has with hun dispatches from that city. The
other passenger is said TO be Mr.. BidweI, attached
10 the British legation"
We can hear Of no dispatches being sent by our
government in this mysterious vessel. Mr. Mstriu-
gaw is now safely enseonced In Washington, and /,
Is certain that Mr.. Bidweli was at a most agressbs
party in this city on Tuesday uight-ths very day
on which the Romer sailed.