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"NEKT OcToBER."-The Union threatens to plsv the
very deuce with the Wing Ducks "neIt Octoberp Tb.
reminds no OF an occurrence Of our College DAYS A Eel
low student OF ours owed teacher Of French for ouar
er's tuition. This student, like many Of his fellow,
was sometimes "hard up for the ready and il was NOT in
his power TO pay Monsieur for time. Regularly
~ week. Monsieur presented his bill, and with cones
pondng regularity the student assured him he should
his money next week" Matters thus went on for 40
raj weeks until last Monsieur lost his patience and ON
receiving next week" promise, broke out upon the s,u
dent-"Bo gar, Monsieur -, viii you tell me ven nert
week will come You have said week. and next week
un conclude dat NEXT week viii novair come Pardoo
neg Moi Monsieur, but be DAMN II Isuppose neIt v.ek
will come"
With the Frenehman, we can say-Padoaa,s MAJ.
Monsieur Union, next October" will nevair come.
Petersburg InlelliRcneer
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Important from Wasbinrton.

PRosEcUTIoS OF the Waffle Washington cores
Pondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes under date Of
the l4h inst. follows
81 have just heard, and believe from the best Autbo
~, that the following Is the policy Of tho Administrator
with regard 10 the with Mexico:
Gen. Taylor has been ordered TO remain at Monterey
aud to forhiy il fully for any emergency.
"Gen. Patterson has been ordered to attack and TAX,
possession OF TsmPeo in conjunction with Naval force
"Com Conner has been ordered TO attack Alyarado Ii
probable that this latter has already been made
AFTER the possession OF Avarado and Tampco bv on,
troops should Mexico still hold out, demonstration il 10
be made by land and seu against Vera Cruz and the Castle
Of San Juan de Ulos"
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From the Pacific.

Accounts from the Pacific, OF Aug a. afford NJ some
interesting particulars;
On the 23d of July, Commodore Stockton assumed
command Of the United States naval forces on the Yves,
coast OF Mexico. On the 25th the "Cyane" with the
California company Of mounted rhomen" under Col.
Fremons, sailed from Monterey for San Diego thst thew
might be landed Southwark Of the Mexican forces
amounting to 500 men, under Gen. Castro and Gov Pico
who were well fortified al the camp Of Mesa three miles
from the city Of the Angels" A few days after Com.
modore Stockton, in the Congress-" sailed for San Pc
dro where he landed with his gallant sailor army and
marched directly for the redoubtabe camp OF the Mesa
When he had como within twelve miles Of the camp Gen
Castro broke ground and for the city Mexico The
governor OF the territory and other principal officers sep
araied in different parties and the 18Th August having
been joined by Col Fremont and eighty rifemen and by
Mr.. Larkn, late American consul, the Commodore en-.
tered the famous Ciudad de los Angeles the capital OF
the CALIFORNIA; and took quiet possession of the govern
ment- house Most Of the principal officers were subse-
quenty taken.
The American force thus chased the Mexican army more
than 200 miles along the coast pursued them 30 miles in the
Interior OF their country; routed and dispersed them and
secured quiet possession Of their territory.
The Congress" was 10 sail in few days on cruise
Tor the protection Of commerce. and tho remaining
sells of the squadron be disposed with view TO
the same object go far they could be spared from the
blockade Of the southern coast
The Presidents proclamation, and the Congressional
proceedings IN reference TO the war; by
Commodore Stockton lin Mexican account on the 18Th
OF August by the United States ship Waen from Mazat
Ian The nag OF the United States is flying from eve
~ commanding position Ia the territory Of California
The patriotism and courage Of the men who accompa-
MED the Commodore his expedition after Castro are
spoken OF in the highest Their march was trying
aud hazardous perhaps longer than has been made
the interior OF country by sailors after an enemy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

Theodoriek Bland, Esq. Chsnoollor Of the snte Of
Maryland, found dead IN his bed on tho morning Of
the 18th inst His sudden death attributed TO disease Of
the heart lie is said to have been learned and accom-
plished Jurst
The Baltimore papers announce tho death Of Mrs. Cation
daughter Of Charles Carroll Of Csnoon, and rslct Of
tho late Richard Cation, Esq.
Foster Rhodes, Esq. formerly Naval Constructor 1t the
Gospor Navy Yard and an architect Of unequaed skill
in his profession, died Ut Pensacola tho 7h inst Of the
prevailing epidemic, yellow fever The Norfolk Herald
says hat Mr. r. was removed some months ago from
Gospou TO Pensacola BY EE-seeretsry Bancroft, o.
punishment for his Independence Of political opinion
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Chance fOrVOIunteerS.

We requested to stae that Captain Z. c. Caring
ton Jr by whose patriotic eXertions company Of voIun
teer for Mexico organized last Spring. but not muster
ed into service, because the Government did not then need
its services, again in the field, beating up for recruits
few additional members requisite TO fill the ranks Of hi.
Company; and persons disposed to take part this enter
prize are requested to call Immediately Cspt1in Cs Of
6cc, and enroll their There need be no apprebep
sion Of disappointment, Of delay in marching to the ten
ted field.
1J See, also, Governor Smiths Proclamation in On.
nther cnlnnn-
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DEATH FROM EHLLIss GA..-The writer Of an obituary
notice Of Mrs. NJ. G.. Bull OF Westfeld Mass published
in the News Letter. states the following circumstances as
to the cause Of her death
'ln August last she spent night in a hotel in Boston
her sleeping room lighted by gas not knowing the
proper mode Of eItngushng IT, che succeeded IN blowing
out but left the gas running in the all nght
less window had been left up she would have
Pershed When she awoke her lungs were and
respiration difficult The following day she sscended TO
the top OF the state house and the top Of Bunker Hill
monument, and soon after had slight homorhsge from
the lungs Oct 9th she bee eopousy continued to do
% each day until The I4lh. and dled ON The 26lh.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

IT The Alexandra Gazette Of Tuesday last SAWS
We learn that Lorenzo Lewis ESQ Of Jefferson coup
y, has disposed Of the WOodawn estate comprising 1000
asres in Fairfax county Va, a company Of Pennsylya
nians principally Friends who will settle on the land, and
proceed to its cultivation by forming nurseries, gardens
&c. We hail with pleasure every movement that will 20
10 improve the adjacent country"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

I5The Louisville Journal, referring the e1laordina
y anxiety manifested by of the Locofoco papers in
relation the Wing candidate for the Presidency and
especially to the extreme socitude Of Of them that
injustice shah moi be done to Mr. Clay. by the nomination
Of any other individual, remarks "Tho Locofoeos need
not trouble themselves We very certain that Mr. Clay
will be candidate the country shall call on him
by reclamation. But the Locos that when
the proper shall arrive the wbig candidate will be ,.a
dy-and rough too, perhaps"
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EmiRrnni. fnrI.ihnrin

The Lexington tYa) Gazette says-"A family Of M.
groes from our town started Monday last for the homo Of
their ancestors The father Of the family wss free man
ven known m tho community a honest, upright
Intelligent man. and carries with him tho best wishes Of ali
who Knew him for the Of himself and family in
their new homes-Tho mother and children seven in nll
were tho properly Of Prof Dabney Of Washington College,
who liberated ihom upon expression Of desire on their
part 70 60 TO Aries, although they Of considerable
value IN him IN this county-bong, we understand vo
" likely and we'll behaved neRroesr
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Vermont SpeciaI EIectiou

In 81 towns Of the I'd Congressional District of Vermont
in which there choice regular election in Sep
ember, Jacob collamer, the Wing candidate has now
majority OF 1889. The majority against him on the former
Trial was 694. Wing gain 1883. so far.
In IL towns in the 4h District in which there was like
wise no choice in September, the majority against Mr.
Chandler, Wing, 49, and was on the former Trial
1893. Wing gain 5l4 tits pretty certain however that
there is again no choice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

VAse1LLAToN.-"Mr. Speaker" said dsdng ora
tor in Western legislature Ihave been If vasc
aton in my political principles. Me vascilae. Me- who
rs drew the breath OF life beneath the forest oak-who
was Graded in earthquake, and sucked by the Mss.-
sPpi! Me whose play things in childhood the bear
and the alligator; who in years delighted grappe
with the furious torrent rushed wild and headong
from It's mountain home; sport with the tornado and the
double engine steamboat! Me vasclate1 Mr.. Speaker,
the idea is preposteTiousI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

HKALrH OF Gov. YouSs.-There many eonusdicto-
~ reports TO tho health Of the elected Wing Gov
Of New York The Buffalo Express OF last Thurs
day states upon the authority Of gentleman directly from
the residence Of Mr. Young that he has enjoyed better
health Cor tho last five He 10 IN excellent health and
spirits, and attending to his business On Monday last,
he engaged in law He spoke for about four
hours and far from showing any exhaustion. appeared
better when no had finished his argument than when he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

W undetered by his recent defeat the Cayuga IN. W
Sentinel raises the flag Of sas Wright the next Loco
foco candidate for the Presidency. IL won't do however
The charm OF HI, invincibiy in the Empire State ha,
been destroyed and with his prospects for the
Gen. Butler is in training for the race-and barring acci-
dents, he will be the nag.
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TRIMMINGS
NEW mUSTC
RECEfgED IN ADVANCE ny WM l.. MONTAGUE
BULLETIN. NOVEMBER Iaru

RECEIPED IN ADVANCE ny W.n l.. MONTAGUE.
BULLETIN, NOVEMBER 18TH.
LUCILLE or vs'e Org Ts-s danced in Lon Ion and
Ffed'k Taylor.
Governor YounEs Grand Marth by A. satus
o1,ddles from Walaee's OPEN. mariana"
Ia Pafisiennea beautiful Watt BY ". lssnen.
Redowa Bohemienns VAIN figures by Celarius.
and smbeshcd with beautiful eooured vgBee eomporcd ~
8. W Bassiord
h'zurka en- forme de Rondo BY r. BuRmuIer
DE Meyers Grand Waltz wth PorruitD by Mrs Brow No.
Jessie have loved hse-a pretty Song with Likeness
de" composed BY Lincy.
DE Meyers celebrated March MaTocane" arranged r. fra
ynJoraaf Piano
Mary Blame easy piece for the Pisno.
" Flow gently, Ahon,~ variations
The Rosc o. Alabama, with Variations
Another supply OF the very popular pieces Captain Munfds
March and Lieut.. Tompk nf ouek,isp"
FJffg dad bsarf0fai 0risr senes, &c. nc.
Call At the SIGN or TIE GOLDEN LYRE
No. i6f Main street,
no 10 Opposite me Banks
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ErTFors OF THE TlRTT,Wo regret TO learn that bea.
" ialufs has tssen place In Norwich, CT Of gentleman
deeply concerned In tho manufacture Of es,inets de.
ton Of goods which has been more affected b. Inc tara
than perhaps any other The failure s tho more 10 BE- rs
GREETED, as the individual hes been one Of the moot homo
lsnd.-fH. Y. EEpresi. 49,
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Prom the ST. Louis Reveille, Nov. Q

PRiSTINs Pass SANTA FE.-Our negbbor, II. p.
adew has put up and shipped from his foundry for Fort
Leavenworh, press type and paper for printing esiab.
lshment in Santa Fe Ii is intended for the use Of the
Provisional Government organized by Gen. Kearney and
will, al the earliest opportunity, be forwarded desi-
nation. Our Eastern friends will perceive that New
Mexico has been, by regular process, annexed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

RATHER WoEDERFuI--Professor Bush. of New York,
announces that he has mesmeric subject who, in his
e1statc state, quote Hebrew, lecture earnedly
geology and yet neither OF these departments he ever
devoted days application in his life Professor B. sdds
" can moreover testify that in these lectures he has dis
cussed, with the signal ability, the profounde ques
lions Of historical aud biblical arch ology Of mythology
OF the origin and affinity of language, of the progress Of
civilization" &c. Don't believe a word Of IL.
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The French Contract for American
Tobacco.

We subion comparative statement Of the amount Of
the French for American Tobacco for the
1885, 1916 and 1915
1916. 1876. Isl7.
Kentucky. 100000 ks 100000 ks 100000 he
or 5000 hds 34O0 hds 7,4OO hds
Virginia, 100000 ks 800. 900 ks 100000 ks
or $500 hds 5000 bds $500 hds
Maryland, 100000 ks 2,4O0 600 Ss 2,65OOOO Ks
$500 hds 800 bds $500 nd,
In reducing the foregoing estimate TO hogsbeads tbsv
arc put down average Of so lbs each nett II will
thus be seen that the Of tho contract offered this
year. that taken last season. equal TO $500 bhds
viz: 1900 Kentucky and 500 Maryland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

~ The Council OF the Greek nation Of Indians, ct il.
late session. passed prohibiting the sale and use
intoxicating liquors in the nation All liquor found there
after the passage Of the be destroyed and the Of
fender punished
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a. The Boston Atss that The lower branch Of the
Massachusetts Legislature fer have been 70
osivej, stands - follows wings Is2, Locos 49, Abo.
deuisi, Native and calsb Ca'hias" suppose
dsha. ela..lheahon
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Congress.

Members Of Congress already moving towards the
seat OF Government The arrival Of the following wash
ington is announced: Senators Johnson OF Louisiana
Benton Of Missouri, Bagby Of Alabama Dix OF New York.
and westcott of Florida; and Speaker Davis of Indians
Mr.. Miller Of New York. and Mr. Roberts OF Mississippi
Of the House OF Representatives.
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FoR VINO
Have all the besuhful Ornamental Cake being er
hibited from the window Of tho Of Mr. Andrew Pin
zini Broad sreot7 Those who have not-espeei,llv
tho party gvors-aro advised 70 embrace tho earliest op-
Portunity Of doing 20. SHOCKOE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

MuRDKR.-Au afiray took place Thibodaux, La,
on the 18th ult between two individuals named FAIR and
Allen The former, understand, undertook to horse
whip the latter, aud had inflicted him several bows,
when Allen drew pistol and shot him dead on the spot
The affair TO undergo an investigation.
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y "ANNExtNG" New Mexico to the United States,
organizing Territorial Government and appointing OIL
TO administer Ia! This remarkable document reads
| o. follows
NOTICE.
Being duly authorized BY the President Of the United
ments for the Government Of New Mexico Territory Of
the United States.
The officers thus appointed will be obeyed and respected
| accordingly.
Charles Bent to be Governor.
Donaciano Vigil, TO be Secretary Of Territory.
Richard Dallam, to DO Marshal.
Francis T. Blair, to be u. S. District Attorney.
Charles Plummer, TO be Treasurer
Eugene Leiiensdorfer, TO be Auditor Public Accounts
And Joab HoushtOn. Antonio Jose otero, and Charles
Bessben, to be Judges Of the "Superior Court"
Given at Santa Fc tho capital OF the Territory of New
Mexico this 22d day of September 1885, and in the 7lst
year OF the Independence OF the United States.
S. w. KEARNEY Brig Gen. U. S. A.
Gould any thing be Napoleonic Did the Empc-
ror OF the French when his victorious eagles perched
every capitol in Europe, decree the extinction of
dynasty and the annexation Of the subugated State the
French Empire in terms moro summary and with
imperial ari Whence, ask, in spirit Of ia ctous
complaint, but with solemn conviction Of the gravity Of
this act OF usurpaon-whence did the President derive
authority instruct Gen. Kcarney declare New Mexico
"a Territory OF the United Staies"1 Whence his right
TO create Offices and to make appointments unknown
to our constitution and lawsf As the st. Louis Repub-
lican well remarks, To the people Of the Union the
question important, rs involves the inquiry what
extent the Executive in the acquisition OF territory
and the exercise of the appointing power II the Presi-
dent can 60 on and make conques subvert
whole foreign and independent State and people
to this Republic, constitute them citizens, give them new
form OF Government, and fill all the Offices by his ap-
pontmens then indeed his powers unlimited, and
other departments of Government lost this universal
stretch OF power" The ST. Louis New Era also invokes
public attention this extraordinary development Gen
kearney U saysJ undernks nsuraze millions of mixed
Parcoored people, of various languages and and
most solemny them in citizens of the United
States, in the of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Where does he authority for all this Ho then under
deakes TO appoint Governors, Judges aud list Of Judi
eial and Ministerial officers Where does his authority for
this come from Is there any thing in the Constitution
that warrants such Proceedingsl Where the STRICT
coSsrRucrIoSsTs, when these in progress q
Their tender consciences will permit them pull og
snsg out Of the Mississippi, when endanger
thousands OF lives and millions OF property; but they
ride roughshod the Constitution in a OF
quest and national agsrandzemenI!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

The Coons said to be faer and in better plight this
Fall Than they have been since 1910. We saw one az
market yesterday morning, which said 10 have fasn
cd enormously snse the Pennsylvania Elsedon.-PsL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

a. The Standard y mistaken. A sketch Of Mr.. Web
sisf, speech. appeared In the Boston Courier, vas
gabshsd length in the whg-snd also en- extract from
Ne ienrsftkelch whch appeared In The Boston Adss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

~ There was an examination before Judge Bnoe, in
Baltimore on the 17th inst Of Richard J. Turner, late
clerk In the Meohsncs' Bank Of Baltimore who IL charged
wth dsffuudihR that institution Of large Of money
As Ter The deficiency has been sscsrsned. smouns
60 es9l31 a. Of which Mf. VIM s. Birch, relative Of
Turner. hss ovsf-ohocked s24.274 70. The Baltimore
Psuo ssyr hst The los cannot effect the credit Of the
Bank o. the forthcoming dividends a. it has surplus
snountns sbovi 100000. Bhee has also been ares
ted end held 20 bail Tor eonsprscy deifaud The Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

TEE Best sEES-Tho Alexandra Gazette
thinks II strange, that the "uHfrTsd Democracy" should
be afraid of a sioBer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

The celebrated imported hoise. Tranby, died in
Kentucky, OF diabetes the 10th u He one Of the
horses used in Mr. orbaderon's great against time
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THE coNsrrrUrIoN-srArE RIGHTS.


by the following editorial article in the Washington
Union Of Monday night appears that the Executive has
resolved call into the 6ed nine additional regiments Of
volunteers. This sudden change in the determination OF
the Prcsident-for Il only few days ago that the
Secretary Of War officially announced in reply ten
der OF service from volunteer corps 1--WE believe in Della
ware) that troops wsnted-induces us to
suppose that the intelligence from the Mexican
sl, from the of war; has satisfied the authorities
At Washington that there but little prospect Of speedy
restoration OF peace;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

~ RsvHorses stringellov, Rector Of Trinity Church,
Washington city, has accepted call from the Episcopal
Church a. Petersburg.
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Which will probably be increased to 10000 by the
counties yet 10 be heard from Only in the
State have given majority in favor Of this proposition
which had been supposed TO be overwhelmingly popular
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WINDOW GLASS.

addition TO our usual large and we'll assorted
- stock Of Cylinder Window Class Of single ani double tik
49, ~ are pfepaud n furnish Crown Glass om Redfosd
sas W0Tk Which have lately operations the
introduction OF new Improvements ard
nh better article o. CROWN GLASS ever teen prs
duced IN he Unted States The thee Works Il an
agrbs hts The hrH quality braudd BEDFORD tho second
baf.nac" DUVAL q PURCELL.
nols ~ Main street. Richmond Va
RACON SIDES-6 hhds. in store. for sale nv
- noB GORDON sEISKER
CEMENT-CEMENT.-IOOb barrels Newark
Cement daily expected per 'elr Manchester apd for s, bv
no ~ RANKIN a WHTLOCK
Muffs, muffs, muffs.
ECEiVED per schr Lynehburr Isrre and ou ss,,,,..
o. Ladies' Nun which, for beauty cannot be sursss m
ms o. any other market for ale low BY OSCAR COUNTY
noB No. Erehanee Hotel
sHAWLs, sIEAwIs,
UST received beautiful assortment of Cash.
~ mere raikeri and Broeh. shaws FOR very cheap
hoR HAWEs VAN DEURsRN WARD
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Those cities increase rapidly thst foster and eneour
nge useful manufactures and the moohsnic trades The
same may be sad Of nations and communities The ei,v
or naon that expects grow, flourish and prosper must
not be dependent oher places for those articles that can
De wei made by hor own citizens. Those who hsyo
deep Interest in the permanent prosperity Of cy should
make special and continued efforts increase and extend
We manufacturing establishments. This " the special
duty Of those who are deeply interested IN The real estate
Of q city.-Nsp Ere.
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City Arrivals.
coLIJMRIAN uoTrI ~. *

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Nov. Is, 1886
VIC Webb Missouri w Graves, Oange Jane. N Finch Pox-
nahan bingsy, Coal Mues, l. Scar Appomaiior Asa
rosh. fc'erseurE Jaues Luther. Baltimore; l. Rodgers,
SAM Brown Iuneneu'r Rasand. P,tenlus: F.nney
fowha'ar Bccshap Dennis Lseki,nd Geo P.,p, nuct
insham Boiling nratr D Bird PEI, rb.r. s,,mps,
Is Willis eeoria; John Pauenoa Petersburg; Dr. Rowan
Shssefned Jos Weisigc, GooehanS WIN seott VIM sub
s' 'ehn saunde Powbatan; John MeMarn Cnes,ern-hi:
'erer.on Amelia; Hiram fowke Nouoway w bennington Faru
ki Wn skpwh, John Hobson. Mathew Hohson. Po,sha
tan; Archer Am-ls A cannhnrh.m Port.p o.,h n 4
EgPe- Suffolk srsoa Petersburg John chambsr, Busk
insham. " - '' 80
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov. 49,
w Maeksy, Savannah; J w Stanton, J L. Pondeton.
I'm fSk; Col Payne. u. s. Army; VIM Crawford. Dr.
6nt; Rogers. N York; Z M Wolfe, Cbatiottesyille:
ID remecrton, Gooehsnd; Anderson Petersburg; Jas.
TNnen, oia roanS DR. Gsy and lady, Charles CITY; A
Jenkins, Carolins; Turner, Portsmouth, N n r. w
White, Carolins; p Warner MARYLAND. NJ q st,nns,
Tenn; N E Turnbull Marion; WIN Crave, MI, Lame
Griescoold Maine; Bunker, Mo-; s Feer. PensacoIs:
Edward Ward. Dayton. '''-'''''
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmeud.
sssA W.isr Ads xss ~ al .'si.sI. p N
ARRIVED.
schr Sarah Frances, Watts, Thomas,on lir,e TO RIM.
kin & Whtock. '" nun
sehr Iowa, shibbles, Tbomas,on, lime to Rankin g.
Whitlock. ' ~ N" -
schr Col. DeRussey, Wheeler, Baltimore
schr Telegraph. Applegarth Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Meridian, Tslcot. Boston
eenr SLACK Hawk. Yeston, Charleston, s C.