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GARDEN SEED.
FROM GROTERS OF KxoTS REPUTATTON md VAR.
RfNTED FRESH md GENUINE,
AT Wholesale and Retail:

and Retail:
Leek-Large Scotch
Lettuce - White aud Green
Head, Early CURED India,
White and Green Co.'S, Brown
Dutch
Mslon-Nutmeg, Green Ciron,
Pine Arple
Water MeIon-hnest kinds
Nasiuttium
Mustsrd -white and Black
.Onion--White aud Red
Ora
P,as--I.andrc'h's Extra Early
Eary May, do Frame. Hue
Pru,sian, Dwarf MarIowfai
BishoS's Dwarf Prolific
Unprecedented
PArsnip--Lorg Smooth, French
Sugar
Parsl-y-Fine Cur'ei
Pumpkin-i.aTEe Yellow
Rhutarh-ior TaTts
Rad iish--LosE Scarlet, Long Sal
mon, White Turnip, SeaIle
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
spinach
Squash--Eafly Bunch
romato-LaIge Red and yellow
TuTnip-Assoucd
Herb ani Flower Seeds.
WIN. PALMER.
Ia o6
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y the matter Of Bankruptcy Of Pnurr J. BAR

y the matter Of Bankruptcy Of Puutr J. BAR.
Havng been APPOINTED ~ The DATED states Corr
Cnrss take proc. not this
case c creditors Of fhe h bankrupt he cby fri
have fixed my ir n Rchm'uf Nrn Oh p'icr emf th
ist February, tri1. hrt,esn The
and oc'ck ~, at r from Day o. Day lsuutis excepted
until ~ cnh DAY Of reh ulp, si The receiving prof
q an tlss debts due sid Bankrupt prlvahr uncr
the act NJ Coz atom 10 RantuPey pad
Aurusi. tsft. i1--c2w mo SHORE. Cont
hr The \ chrnnl rrInrlr vii plraar c-nr u ~ linz
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TO PROFESSIONS AVN IvTFuARY ,trN.

TO Professors AND LITERARY uEN.
FN'lH Visitors n W1nm Mary College IN Virginia will on
th 2gi Coy of February appoint Professor o. succeed
the 1t. rbours ucw. Esl
The sub ets embraced tc rrofssorsh PoIuc,
M Me'Ghy'e Bellies Leuers moral Philosophy. Logo and Bs
tory.
The smouueus Of The CHAIR hive, several years been not
e than $500 ps' 1auum The rrstrr-r BE- n as,si vaEc
with agreeable society.
Applications acc"mqauieihy prop testimonials. BE- address
e 90 The undersigned un'u Che d1y of election.
RO McCANbtIsH Rector
Williamsburg W. nee g. t-ts rftsF
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EEMALE SCHnnI

40 Contention, the Residence OF the late
Governor rlrnsnnts.
THE subscriber has engaged Miss Lucy p.
iEsEE native Of Ahcmlfe County. Va charge q
Fcmac school n b. imy Mss Lease has bad seven or
eight yenfs etpsfcnre Tcachf aai brings The
mouas n Der ehaccJ aai qush sch She teach
OF The usual banchesof r AMI liberal eucaan Together win
he flrnch hnEuagc -hr afo Piano
The u Rcai and Tuition usud nf washing 6o win be
husdrd ini Ten dau Tor fs Seh'ic nrfhs
A. price Of go of Music anrd 90 French Han
M shove pad ADVANCE Eve nnouth.
The School oil oPoa on 10 tsy Of Feby rcNt
JOHN N VAUGHAN
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4 tlGARS.
- 1000 Fducipcs. "Juro sang"
1000 Pfsmaios Limo "a mos
stOn Medium Havana. "P,Ior"
just tccryci ant fir iac BY BEPOWrrAUN
Ii1'-uN llh Street. n.rt 90 "tIur House. "
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0I The Medical Application OF GnIyauism.-
The Truly astonishing results which
OF this wonderful agent the a.vtaon
most sniietng foms rapidly gaining the attention scientific
aud of intelligent physen there are hume rou.
eous disorders Of frequent nary
OF feeble avail and utility whatever
deny and that tbs mysterious influence when
applied has been o the palpablc benefit peculiar
cases, lis universally admitted
called Nervous Complaints Gavansm utility
and IN chronic disorders generally such Dy,pp,a Rbeuml
t'm. tppe Fit, Paralysis, teafres- results are
" OF tbs most favorable Character. Chrises vane Rings
Belts Braeeleis &c offer the
For further particulars advertisement another part
paper Explanatory pamphlets be grais application
the agents for this city, Mess DUvA PURCELL Drug
'I Main street hehmoBd Va and for wythevne,
by WIN. a. sPItt.ER.
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vALuABLE HANovER rARn RON SALE.

WILL, on the LIST day Of February next. at
~ ocock VI. n AirN not, thc fair Gay thereafter
public auoor be premos my Falling Geek The
county of Hanover fout miles south Of ray1rsv ta
indcpeutcn Meeting House snd eighteen the city Rch
mond atourr ihc huts o. Cr l. White. Richardson Glaze
brook Peter Tnscy, &C The 400 be
sauc OF icfs
There BE- comfortable dwelling h1u'e ari al necessary
On " being good
brings and well Of So water The yard 1h- shbofhcoi
s intelligent ani arfrc1rc.
Travs sstr-nf cf7T 90 BE- r-d months 'ren
the day OF sale and Other hail the
pufch1sCr bonds wh approved security
DESIRED ndyic The laying or 200
with The Improvements About ESQ ceafet
pr'iucs and 20 prime MEADOW
land portion Of which well The balance boz
maiden growth consisting ~ pine, OAK. hicSory. &c
There large ADD productive arpc orchard lhe Perm.
deem fIl dcrcupt ofthe above
Fauu nj prtsinc pirchasf before viewing ihs
which viii BIOL shown with o. Coonc
White myself both Of whom rosdi ldj1iui-E
ia t9-,N LEWIS = Ming
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EXTRA EARLY PEA SEED,

'NHb subscriber has quantity or superior
Fi Fs'' OF HE own growth twaancd equal any oihet
which De- VII o he &C. iuced price Seven Dollars pet bubc
huor"'s directed to JOS HATCH Camisn Nov Jey pune
ttaly aucnccd o.. JOsEpu 4 uar,u
camden ~ ,. Jany 1897. /, es-1,
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Revd WIN White. Charct esviic, Revd gersrs WAN,
rubefikc For. and Gay, Atsr.s b. chs ,rr. NJ -,
ton Ma RoSt Dyer Mcsss Edward sts d., ~
o. Nessp 100 srd Zash Lewis d. NJ 100 n Co,,r,,
and Drs Knoai All Neuveihcr /, 1a-.sts
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GAIT HOUSE.

A CARD.-ARlS THROCkMORTON beqs
to sequaini h friends that b. 'cee GsLT
HOUSE In tins City where De- PEE fc1cs
assuring them and the pubie at s make
,u com1-l-c who Ilynr bun win mon -.-rnra-c
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THE ELK CREEK MILLS AND LAND,
FOR SALE.

III 'AaaD properly H'H w Nit ANuhufs W ENlliltIsN
II and Nelson Immediately the James River and kanaw
Cana and consists o. three Dwelling
TO each stone house manufacturing mil MY feet by forty
with three pair OF stones wheat m and paer min. The
Of and contains 40 r.cdded uron
OF The best quality with muci -trly uYou The canal
viii eel the m huc ans dwsns, with hundred
Of wool land afachcd n the samc Tor tn support
sell hr whoc together. may purchasers Any person
ing TO invest such valuable uoqcy ~ call upon the subscriber
rriiur ~hI Hs % who 1tske pleasure
the and bargain may expected.
has the bcfc custom Of mn Of county
inE from $50 to 200 bbis Of toll per year.
NTrNDy
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To Johu' Joseph Polly, sally ana Lucy Tarrnr.
children OF Fleming Tarrar, deed:

- -. -. .o - -. -. III V.
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OSl I'm Thursday last, n small leather
rou ~ consisting eco note believed Of The Farms rs
haA' aHi " south Cafans Bauk Also Botd for $50
e"aHes besides some other papers
The hnief vii confer Obligation hs oynsr nd be-
rewarded BY leaving 30 al the store o.
SHJ WILLIAMS a HAxAId.
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NEW BUSINESS.

Z UErITTTTU
- resa'nee IN Manehes'er The house large an1 the
o eolAins an acre OF ground ulder enclosure
gwen Immediately apply
"a l-cu " ~ nav
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NOTICE. 10 WATCH MAKERS.
WE subscriber wishes TO employ a GOOD
= MIIhMNN u ll--HL nrn Errlrr
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ACCOHDEONS-At COHDEONs.
PhNIi h subsc iber has inst received anofbe,

WE subsc iber has just received another lot
~ ti'n hand German Aeeodcons OF which very
,'f a'someni N Accord ons BE- now the usesi snd
mo.i heai'rfal ever "a. red Tor ,alo In the eitv
" you wfn 10 oht,n good htndsr e Accocon NJ a mo
derale r'icr, can and amnc them WN l. uONrACIE
"'..' N fan't husie and Musca inrmucnts general,
N" l"i. mint Sim Of ttc CoHen Lyre agS
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~ No. CITY HOTEL-For To day: $4,000 Captlt pnze
Of 10000 Of doOo Of 1000 OF 5000 1000 OF 500
nc Tickets - halves and in ProPoroH-or sale by
CHAS x ALLEN
Drawing OF the Sussex County Lottery, Iany ~ ~
IS IS SIS A 10 81 81 l6 II 80 10.
Drawing Of AeIandtia, class u, Jan'y esd
- g. IL IS 60 50 50 50 Is 81 a. TO-
Nna n u M 8 in tI.n hn
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i .OOK o u T.-sIO REWARD l.,
EEO SH I "a "a q g. a r: seEeM....l a.,Or,

A FIRST BATE HOUSE SERVANT, for biy--
- "a IS WORKMAN. NcGRUDFR A CO.
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nlSSOLU TON. The Co partnership of Is
- EELL HoFE day mutually dissolved Tn. nam. ~
e un WI" DC ussd IN closing the ousinssJ p 7. ISBELL
jan - - VI. A. HOPE
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by Kent, Kendall & AIwater.

DRY GOODS At AUCTION.
I'm THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, we will
sell lour warehouss large and varied
ana desirable goods adapted the
KENT, KENDALL 4 ATwATER,
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fS'o L\ERNBOhN. boih and rear BIGGER wsud state
HAT T. get Przes yIu- al No
ITO Man re- ia cw d,o below ia Mana-c ~
Col lie ohcp 10000 to-day Cor dol1.s. Also. 7OOUiI
drawn Nos oui Of 6iIek,ts dollars. Drawings received
day
Grand Scheme davis IN morfowi6 drawn Nos-30nOn ca
pn'pfz --rcket. only 10 DO JOHN u BIGGER.
(LARKE's OFFICE, l4TH STREET, Near tho EI
" change Hotc,) Richmond, Va.
Nos. - 81 - Hall Ticket, Sl2jG, sold and paid by
the lucky CLARKE.
u awing of AeIindra, D--Dawn Jan. 23rd ts4s.
~ o. 10 % 81 50 50 80 10 ~ "a 10.
Hall Ticket 81 90 ~, si25o, sod and paid by CLARKE.
bawng N Leeshuf No fDnwn yes ciay re Hotel
Is 50 50 90 a. IL J 81 % 70 81 % 81 90
Mes 20 ~ 81, Half Of $50. sold BY CLARKE
lendd schme for Day. 26th-s9OOOO 6OOD 1000
20 Of 100 Tec" only s.. Call bsfcre il 81 at CLARKEs
impnf II Fiyct
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M ANAGERS' OFFlCE-D. PAIN. & Co.
I'VE For $4,000 5000 3OOO $500 1866 20 OF
1850 90 u 1900 20 OF 500, $50 % 200 Nos drawn
Tickc.s s..
Also-S7OoO, 1900, &C. CO Nos, drawn. Tickets 81
Drawn Nos. Of Grsni Consolidated. extra, 3
"a Al 90 81 Sc IS 6s 80 As 81 40 49,
Dawn Nos Of Delaware, class 49,:
ID IS &c so % 80 ~ "a 50 a.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke
80 80 80 30 80 81 50 ~ 60 63 ~ "a
Drawn Mes Of Grand Consolidated, 4:
% % Al 40 81 "a . 30 67 10 So IN
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DENDLEHON = PRIZE OFFICE. Mhoe
II Ticket nos. 81 s. a. Capital Prize, yeerd,y' Lot
tery, iby PENDLErON
To-day, 20 600 Dollars Offered S5-Nho wants ~ The
Ticket may e. had naIptd fIT before 1 O'Clock a,
PENDLETON'S OFFICE, No , Exchange.
VJ- splcndd sehrme Tor saturday Cap tai sg5,U0c.
No AMI - drawn Ballots For Prizes scheme forward
your orders c'ry PENDLETON
Draw ng OF Leesburg Lottery, class No.4
Is 50 50 Cd AZ II 2 81 65 20 81 20 80 90
Wh,ie Ticket Nos. 50 So ~, Capital Prize. sold by
n96 PENniy TON
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-16

CONVICTION VIOLATING THE MAIL-Last week, IN
CINCINNATI the trial took place Of Pets and Wilson, for
ealing the United States mail from the steamboat ben
franklin in June The prisoners were traced, and identi-
led by different Witnesses New York, Albany, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Erie, and one was arrested at
Silver Creek N. Y, at which places they passed under
ierent names, seldom using their own They boosted OF
being in possession olage of money, which they said
hey procured by gambling, from their steamboat stocks
om marrying heress, by picking pockets and various
her means, telling the same story to two persons
[hey disguised when arrested The chain OF es'-
ony was complete and their guilt placed beyond doubt
e principal point made by Messrs Ewing and Swayne
counsel for the accused that the testimony did not
the original taking have been within the district OF
ao Judge Mclean, charging the jury, ruled that if
BE original act were committed without the State and the
oen mail afterwards brought Cincinnati by the defend
|ns was taking within the State of Ohio, and the court
BAD jurisdiction of the The jury returned verdict
guilty against both the defendants They sentenced
(eus to en Wilson years confinement in the
|ententiary. Daily Adpetiser, dug 10.
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From tho Frederick (Md) Citizen.

From the Frederick Md Citizen.
The able and lucid letters of Prcniice," the
cia correspondent of the Washington Union, published
weekly in that Journal furnish the most conclusive evil
dence of the extraordinary prosperity of the United States
at the present day. If only had space to copy
these letters into the columns of the Citizen believe
they would be productive of the most happy results
Those OF our readers who engaged in agricultural
pursuits would, by the perusal of these letters gain
clear insight into the sautay effects produced by the DIFF
feren measures OF Mr. Folks administration on the com
uations and the extent to which their interests pro-
NOTED by this increased trade.
We make the following extract from his letter of the
9Th inst regard to the export of agricultural products
from the port OF New York. for the last three months pre-
ceding the 1s of August INST.
ofh the import and export trade Of the city have
creased SO per cent? and the internal trade in greater
to- AS index of which, may compare the quani-
ties and value OF -four and wheat and that arrived
tidewater the Hudson to the LIST August reducing the
wheat to flour
1876 1917
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Scott is about TO make hopeless although very mprudeut
attempt TO force the gates OF the capital of the republic
Inc Mexcans, by only recalling 10 mind the brilliant eats OF
arms which made their struggle for Independence neora
oe hey must forget their shameless defeats OF
course will feel in their hearts henecesay impulse repe
an army such that which threatens which is in truth
sufficiently contemplate. OF what avail ARE 10 or $4,000
men, the greater part of them contenied before an army
OF more than 10000, and population of 200 900 This
consideration alone ought keep the Americans back but
supposing that they dare defy Mexico undes such dsad
vantage, they viii meet with, we believe, exemplary
chastisemcntv
liary rich In the paper notice accounts OF the
departure of different small bodies work the ioica-
tons at Chapulmpec and ut the gate of Nouoalco.
have given everything of interest in the latest
papersat least synopsis OF everything Ofverba reports
we have multiplicity, of them carrying the evil
dence their falsty the face, while others would
to be entitled credit The rumor that Congress
had formed quorum and commenced its sessions re-
ceives additional confirmation. although cannot yet learn
And now let me finish with few specuations OF my
own--mere speculaons mind you. All accounts from
the city OF Mexico Cloth verbal and through the newspa-
pers) would indicate that the enemy is determined upon
making stout resistance aud that they will do is the gem
efa impression No man well believe otherwise, with
the lights now burning openly before him but nj the same
adjustment of differences with Mexico, which
of the circle Of those engaged in
know anything of Yours &c, q. w X.
p. S. 50clock, epening-The peace are again
prevalent and the talk is that the win
for weekssome think not at all Every hour puts
phase upon matters but something unusual is
in the wind You shall learn all about il in my next
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-16

AMERICAN CANNON CHNA.-The Paris Presse OF July
9Th has the following paragraphs
"Among the spiked by the English at the capture
of the fortresses Canton river, there large
number from the foundres of the United States. The
American minister, Mr. Everett, received reproaches
from the Governor of Canton this and il is said
that he replied that these guns brought there the
result of commercial operations in which his government
had part but that had it been otherwise, the English
government had often furnished and munitions of
the insurgents of every country to take exception at
the United States for having sold the Chinese
destined for the defence of the honor and independence of
their empire.
This firm and decided reply, corroboraed by examples
drawn from every page OF history, produced the effect
which might have been expected-humblng the pride of
England and augmenng the respect of the Chinese for the
people of her great rival"
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Tennessee.

We have before the returns from thirty counties
ont Of seventy three The returns continue unfavorable
10 the re election OF Gov Brown His majority over Mr.
Foster in 1915 was l.47onot 6a3, as incorrectly
summed up by the Nashville Union" In these thirty
one countless the returns not complete but they have
already absorbed 1850 of the former majority. The
Baltimore Clipper says it has ''returns from 81 coun-
ies-many OF them, however, but reports-which
show wing gain OF 1925 over the election OF lSi5,
when the democratic majority l.54l
Gen w. Barrow twhig) is elected to Congress from
The Nashville district, M. p. Gentry (whig) from the
rutherford district and George w, Jones (dem) from
the Lincoln district In the ed district Cooke twhig) is
reelected is also Crozier (whg) in the Sd district
There is no doubt OF the reelection OF Johnson dem In
The LIST district"
H. L. w Hill is elected in the Warren district Thomas
dem) in tie MauIy county district in place of B. Martin
we carry six members of Congress out of eleven in Ten
nessee.
BIZ fo-nighfs mail.
The " Nashville Whig'' OF Tuesday reports the votes
L 80 counties, which gives the total schg gam so far
500
Alabama.
The majority of Chapman, (dem) for governor, in 81
counties, is 2,772 OF the seven members of Congress,
1.-The wings have two being gain OF one.
The Mobile Register of the 10th makes the following
statement
"With all the mishaps attending the late election, we
have the qualification to the reelection to Con-
|ess of the Hon. f. W. Bowdon, of the 18th congresson-
III district The returns not all in but enough have
en received to make his election certain by majority of
Some 500 votes Mr. Rice, his talented antagonist The
contest was maintained with singular ability throughout
MIR Bowdon sustaining the policy and measures Of the
General administration with consummate skill, against
he vigorous assaults OF Mr. Rice, who though calling
himself democrat, assumed the grounds OF the ultra
wings in denouncing the President, the war; the tariff
and all the leading OF the democrats of the last
Congress.
"We have also the pleasure 10 the Of
MIR Inge, of the 4h congressional district, over MIR.
Murphy by majority of 14 votes. In this district, the
anvass conducted on strict party grounds The wings
brought out their strongest man. gentleman of great
worth and responsibility, and high hopes and confident
expectations entertained of his success. The youth
md nexperence OF MIR Inge counted to his disad
Vantage with SO able and skilled adversary but it
was soon discovered that Mr. Murphy had to contend
With his equal point OF talent and information, and
With ready, fluent, and accomplished public speaker.
he debate throughout the canvass, we are told was
Unusually interesting and instructive.
In the Sd district Mr. Harris has scarcely the show of
POSITION.
We have no returns from Houston's or Chapmans dis
ucs but democrats will of be elected in each so
hat our delegation in congress will stand democrats
md wings
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TIE FASTEST sAILSR iYEr.-The fine Baltimore clipper
u brig Eayesvls, Captain Coffin, yesterday completed
of the shortest voyages that has yet under
Ice and one which cannot be cqualled unless be done
y steam and doubt If steam could excel il much
The F. went to sea the Capes of Virginia the 18th
bay of June with a full cargo bound to Laguayra and
Puerto Cabeo discharged, and took in portion of her
um cargo each port and arrived safely at home yester
Jay the 9th August She has thus performed the round
p to two ports in South America in the short space
ythree days This vessel originally built for the
southern Packet Company, by Messrs Cooper az Abra.
|ams, as regular packet between this port and
Wilmington, N. c., and rugged as schooner in which
capacity she made several fine trips but not sunng tne
ade she was sold Messrs Bruno, OF this city, who al
her rig and this the first voyage she has made as
Png-Baitimore american.
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TUE AIApAMA-The steamship Alabama Captain Ellery,
III last evening for Vera Cruz. Sic took down Captain Les
Ie Chase assistant quaremaster with 2oOOoO in gold Tor
|e Quarermasters Department at the Brazos also Brig
Fem Thomas MARSHALL Major Churchill, of the Commits
ry Department and Mr. Henry Birdsall Company @, OF
be 1h infantry left for Vera Cruz, under the command OF
captain NIcComas detachment of the 9Th infantry under
|he command OF Captain A. L. Shepherd, Lieutenant q
andrews Sd artillery Augustus +. Levy, Post Office De-
kartment; p. II. Moore A. j. Hendrck Suter; Manuel
Euierez; L. A. Folansbee; p. G. Daley; J. Daniels J.
beRussy and 40 eamsers and mechanics for General
Ecot's army-N. o. Delta, August 8.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-16

New NOPE PAINrINa-The Paris journals announces a
mode of painting substitute for esco, discovered
by French chemist, NJ Chevot. They say is called
by the author Fresgue Mirrate and OF com 20
ston which effcctuaiy ress the action oil sapeer so
fatal fesco painting wherever there satpeer in the
walls which it Is laid. The effect OF NJ Chevots paint
ing is bold as that for which it is substitute and the
coors vivid 1t not merely the advantage
of resisting the effect of satpeter but be ,cused
dirt dust has accumulated upon it, with qnite
security oil paintings. Unlike esco paintings never
chips off; and everything indicates that it will resist longer
than any other process the action of time.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-16

CAPTURE OF SLAYER wrrH MORE HUNDRED
BoARDCaptan Clarkson of the ship Woodside.
from Canton, learned at St Helena that H. b. NJ brig Wa
terwitch, the 18th of June last 100 miles W. s. W. from
Ankle, captured American built brig having Bantah,
of Portland" painted in large white letters her
No coors papers board On the log slate written
Captain Forsyth The crew all Brazlians. she had
board sos live and dead slaves. She was sent 10
Sierra Leone for adjudication. The Bantnh DAYS
from the coast between Congo river and Ambusele
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-16

Mrs ELIZABETH BICiGS died about September, 1874,
lvI Leaving by her will, legacy 10 the children OF her
ecea sed brother jeremiah Aien and TO the daughters Of
her deceased sister Sally Harris understand that Mrs.
Harris married man named Harris of Charlotte county,
Virginia. (probaby Richmond Iaus,) and afterwards
moved 10 Kentucky Tennessee. have heard that Jere
niah Allen removed from Bunswjck county Tennessee.
desire pay the legaces, and would be thankful any
who knows the parties tor any information which
they give, either to the heirs that may
know where they reside.
WIN w. TALLY,
Executor OF Elizabeth Bggs, deceased.
Sturgenvile, Brunswick county Va.-Aug 16-lmsw