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May a.-cwllstJuly&2awtlslhAus.
RICHARD IyANHoE COOKE AND WILL!
4


RICHARD IyANHoE cGCkE AND WILLIAM
RONALD COZ KE,
A SSOClATES in the practice 81 Law, Will attend
"A regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts of Flu
wanna, Cumberland, Powhatan, Louisa and Goochand,
and the Superior Courts Of Buckingham.
Address the FIRST Columbia, Fluvanna address the
second, Palmyra. Fuvanna. July I3-c2awlm
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
WILL pay The above reward to any person who will
deliver me my Negro Nan GEORGE, confnr him
in Jail SO that get him. He left my Plantation, seven
miles South west Of Oxford, the 80 July. lie IL an
Albnos, a5 years old Of ordinary stature, stout and
muscular. He will cndeavor 10 pass Tor free negro or
white man. j. COOPER.
Oxford, North Carolina. July l3-cif
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
f9NliE next session commences on the first day Of Sep
ttnber, and closes on the third Wednesday III June
Tie necessary expenses, including Tuition, Room Rent,
Deposit, Naturalization Fee, Beard, Washing, Fnel,
Lights and Bedding, about sl5J lndisent young
men, Of go0d capacity and character admiuei tuition
free For further lnioml,ion apply by letters, tros,
paid, 10 the Faculty OF Washington College.
July l3-c5t
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THAT VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

TUE subscriber, wishing to remove offers for sale his
tract of land, containing about three hundred acres,
lying in the county of Cumberland, on Tare Wallet
Creek on about the halfway ground, between two
navgable streams, Appomatox and Willis rivers, one
and half miles South of the Court House, within about
four miles Of Ca Ira which place there excellent
Manufacturing Mill, FouRdery, Tobacco Stemmery,
and three four stores Also within four miles OF Stony
Point the Appomattox river, at which place there Is
also an excellent Manufacturing MIL Tobacco Manu-.
flctory and one This land Is situated
religious and pous neghbourhood, convenient TO Sc
reral houses ofpubc worship Of difficult demonstrations
The landis well adapted TO the cultivation of tobac-
CO.. Indian corn wheat oats, &C. II is supposed there
from thirty TO thrty-hve of low ground and
nat land unsurpassed by any in the county, with the
exception Of James River low grounds. There ls
considerable body of excellent land yet TO clear
Tho Improvements are two comfortable dwelling
houses, large barn attached settlement, and
other necessary out houses 10 EACH II desirable the
subscriber would divide The tract suit purchasers
minute description Ia deemed unnecessary as all
those wishing 10 purchase invited 10 view the land
and Judge for themselves. WIN. BOOKER.
lulv
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1,,v ,-cv4w PoWiiATAN ROBERTS. Clerk

Il
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancrry for the county oil holloway, on
Friday, the ilth day Of Jnne, 1877: ,.,x
Edward Dillon aud Mary Dillon, Plaihun''
against , -.
H. knight and Edward T. JrfTrrss, Executors OF VIM.
Dillon eased, Benz. Mann and Lou,.a d. hiT wiir,
formerly Dillon. Sarah e. Dillon and WIN u. n ,ii,'
infant children OF Edward Dillon, Adene Is. =. plion,
Henry 7. Dillon George Mckay and sally ms WIFE,
formerly Dillon Robert Pollard and Lucy nus we'
iormerIy Dillon, Robert French and Martha a. ms VIE
formerly Dillon, Thomas X. and Jane Don, lhiahs s
children Of Henry Dillon, and John sally, bll,y anu
Jennings Rather, children Of Fanny hatnef, Ioimeiy
Dillon and Polly McCauy. formerly halher' ana e.Is
Of John Dillon deceased, (names unKhownJ ,onn anu
John James Dillon. James Weber ana Nancy n.s WIZ
formerly Dillon Berry Foster and Frances MS ~i,e,
Iormerly Dillon, Rowland Anderson ana Mary ms
wife, formerly Dillon, peiehuan1;
The defendants John, Sally, Billy and Jennings IA
,her and Polly McCauly, children OF Fanny Ratner,
formerly Dillon, and heirs Of John Dillon. tnamss I'm
known. and James Weber and Nancy his wife, Tor
ms,v Dillon. and John and John James Dillon. not
having entered their appearance and given security,
srording 1, the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Cnurt and il appearing b: satisfactory evidence that
H. Are NOT inhabitants nf this Commonwealth, II Is or
Sered tlat tho SAID defendants do appear here on the
Srs day OF the October term, and answer the hin
NJ the n,aus; and that copy Of this order be forth
with asserted in some newspaper Published in the city
NJ Richmond for Two months suecessively, and posted
M ,hs from, door Of the Court house of this county
Copy. Teste,
Juue ls-cw2m c. W. FITZGERALD, D. C.
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EoOP POLES, wanted a, the Penilen,iary.
IL CHARLES S. MORGAN,
July2l superintendent.
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IN CHANCERY.-ViRGiSIA: Al Circuit Superior
iConr of Law and Chancery, held for Prince Edward
county The Both day of September aud Isl day Of Octo-
Der, lao:
Baldwin, Kent & Co.. Plaintiffs
against
Abraham q. yeGahie Henry y. Watkins, Patrick H.
Jackson Henry venable and John w. G liam, which
said Henry /. venaho and John W. Gillian also
Exec utors Of Chas. Ernable, Defendants.
james II. c. Leach, Plaintiff:
Abraham z. venahle, Patrick II. Jackson, and Hen
~ | venable and John w. Gillian, Executors of chas.
Venable, Defendants.
And
Joseph Redo Plaintiff:
Abraham z. yenable, Patrick II. Jackson, and Henry
l. Venabe and John w. Gillian, Executors OF Charles
Yenahle, deceased, Deiehdants.
In these several causes the Commissioner Is directed
TO take the following accounis-viz:
lst-An account OF the trust funds created by The
deed Of A. H. vrnable, OF the lAih August '-;u, and
BY the deed Of Charles Venabe, Of br I'D December,
ls4O in the proceedings menoned: AN account OF The
praperiy mentioned ~ each Of sad deeds, ana nov the
Trustees in said deeds have disposed Of the same.
od-An account If ilr creditors entitled To dstribu.
t;on and huw much has been paid 10 EACH and the
amount To which each entitled III each of SAID deeds
Sd An account nf Ilir administration 81 Tie Estate
of Charles yenahe, deceased, by John w. Gillian and
Henry 1. Vrnahlr, Executors.
hereby notified have appointed Saturday, the 3is
da, of Jny, 1877, n O'Clock In tho morning, al my
office nj Prince Edward Court house, Va, for taking
the several accounts therein directed
A. ID. DICKINSON. Com. In Chancrty,
for Cir sup Court of Prince Edward.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Hodges, Roy d Fusgiall,.
LAND At AI,nTInN

jA.ND n AOC 1ION.
WILL. lie sold oh the premises, TUESDAY, Tie
w a7th day rf the pre.eat month, al hall pasi 4
O'Clock, Z. NJ certain parcel of land iying IN the
county OF Henrico, The Meadow Bridg. Road, one
mile from the city, adjoining the lands Of ADOLPH
DILL. ALBERT A. MORRIS and others-confaning,
tble oil imprnvrment-about half Of The tract Is in
Woou, ana there ere Two streams OF wafer running
.hfoneh H. u Is situated In very healthy neiehbor
nooo, anu commands goad view Of tho city. Its con-
liguiy Ia Richmond maze. IL desirable 10 those wishing
CITY.
Terms :-Gnethrd cash, The balance in !? and ls
months, WIN deed OF trust Ia secure the deferred
payct"nl- sale without reserve. J. y. SMITH.
jay !6-2awtjs liopGrs, Roi & PrlLtsx, iuris.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PER
SONAL ESTATE. NEAR RICHMOND.
by virtue Of n Deed of Trust executed 10 The sub.
- scribers by Bnrwcll starke and Ann II. his vii,
for certain purposes therein specified, bearing date 22d
February, l.43, shall expose TO public sale, the
premises, four five miles from the city OF Richmond,
on FRIDAY the oth Of August lei7, II fair, otherwise
the next fair day. the Tract of Land on which the said
Burwel Starke resides containing, by recent sur
vey, one hundred and sixtysx together with the
improvements, which consist of new tw0-storicd
dwelling house, and all the necessary outhouses.
large portion Of the cleared land highly MANFRED, and
very productive. There fifteen acres of eI
ceent meadow land now in grass. The neighborhood
is good and very healthy.
TERMS nj sale, and will be very accommodating
We shall, NJ The sam lime sell for cash. valuable
Negro Woman, m excellent cook and Selmstress, with
TWO children. We shall also sell, on credit, ali tie
Household Furniture. some valuable Mules Wagon
and Gear Carts, several head Of Cattle an old Buggy
and Harness, sc, &c. Sellin; Trustees shan
convey such title IL vested In Us Trustees, though
we believe il good
JOS sTARKE, T,us,sss
TuO SpiREP iiISlets
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ia Rcd II. oeorge and Hay 2. H"omss and ottcrs'
aKE notice. that aath day Of August next, IA,
Chilesburg, Fayette county. Kentucky shall pro-,
coed 10 take the depos,ons of George l.. ChIes and
moi be commenced and finished on The day above
named the same viii be continued from day TO day,
Sunday excepted until the said depositlos are all
taken which said dispositions to be read as evidence
in certain suit now depending In the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancey for the county OF Caroline.
wherein | am defendant and you are plaintiffs, at
which time and place you may ifyou see cause attend.
lam. &C.. WIN. W. DICKINSON.
Caroline county, July 23-cwiw
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Tickets $40: halves s; quarters Q so.


or Orders for certificates or Packages, gle Tick
cts and Shares in any of the above Schemes address
ed to the undersigned, will rcceivethe most prompt al
tention, and account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as IL Is received.
j. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Juiy % Richmond, Virginia.
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July 3-cw4w

TN RY-VIRGisiA:-at Rules holden IN
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancrry for the county Of Charlotte the I'd
dav al Stay, 1917: .
GeorgeJ Roberts, f'a'huH
against
VIM. Il. Hatchett, and other Defendants.
The defendant. Wm r. Hdtchett, not having enter
ed his appearance. arcordH. 10 the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing by satlsac-
tory evidence that he is mol an inhahitnn Of tbs Tom
monu eah, il Is ordered that the said defendant nc
anpear here at the rules to he holden for the said
Co, on the first Monday IN September next, and en-
Ter his appearance. and answer the plaintiffs bill; anu
that copy of this order be inserted IN SONS newspaper
published in The cily Of Richmond for two months sue
cessyey and posted the front door ofhr Courthouse
OF tia saId county. Copy. Teste,
June ll-cwam WlSSLOW ROblNSoN,CC.
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ID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE attention OF adventures and patrons ol fOh-
i TUNES HOME Is called TO the Grand Schemes
below. They all worthy OF attention Address Or
c. w. PURCELL, Agent for the Managers,
Richmond. Virginia.
Magnificent Scheme for 2Sth .Jnly.
$50, 600! $4,000! 200 OF 81 900! Is OF 1000!
TICKETS ONLY SIS.
Susquehanna Lottery, No. IS, TO be drawn at Balli-
more on Wednesday July %, le47. Is Nss., ~ drawn
Grand Capitals:
prize s $50 oSo J prize of ss' osS
1880 200 1,000
$500 &c. &C.
Tickets SIS: haves7 50; quarters 3 IS. certificate
of PC wholes Sl92-shares in proportion
FOR 3lsr JULY
1926 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
Lowest TWO No. prize, $780, without discount-Lowest
one No. prize, $40, without discount.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. d. to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, July 81, lsi7.
IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize OF a5,295 prize Of $2,56O
10000 . IS 2.OnO
" 5000 . +" 1900
1000 20 l,500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
ID. PAINE j. CO., Managers,
Orto c. w. PURCELL,
July % Richmond, Va
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UNIV E8SII1 Ot' tlkGlNIh.
TIME next annual session of the University will COM
4 nence the Isl October, and continue without
interrup on until The 18th June The Faculty IL COM
posed a. follows:
GEssNER HARRISON, N. q Professor of Ancient
Languages. -
'e EDWARD ii. couRTENAY, l.. D., Professor of
' Mr.. WILLIAM B. ROGERS, Professor of Natural
ROBERT E. ROGERS, NJ. D., Professor of chemis-
try and Maleria Medca.
JAMES L. CABELL, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
a." Henry HOWARD, NJ. D.. Professor of Medicine.
Of Moral Philosophy.
Mr. JOHN B. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To be admitted into the University, the student must
be sixteen years of but the Faculty authorised
dispense with this requstion In The case OF appca
ton for admission by two brothers, one of whom may
be under the age of sixteen.
tf the applicant for admission has been student nj
any other incorporated Seminary, lie cannot be eceiv.
ed into the University unless he produces
from such Seminary, other satisfactory evidence TO
the Faculty with respect to his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF clothes,
Board, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, Si0o
two GAO for each il three more, S25 each-say IS
Fuel and candles, to be furnished by the Proctor
al cost and S per cent ommission-estimated, If
only one student in the dormitory, at $50, two
Rent Of an entire dormi,ory, sic; for half, ifoc.
cuped by two students, o
tJse of Library and Public Rooms, Is
40. r a..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN CHANCERY.-VifciSla-u States OF ame.
: iica AT Rules held IN The Clerks Office OF tho
Uhl;ed states Court, or the nlftl Circuit aud Eastern
b;siuct Of Virginia, on the Tfh day Of July, le47:
Poili.us Robinson, rIantf:
Samuel Jones, resident of the State If Maryland
trading under the style Of Talbot, Jones Co, and
Carter II Bradley, Defendants.
The above named defendant Samuel Jones moi ,ay
in entered lis appearance and given security accord.
The rules If This Court, and appearing by salts
factory evidence that the slid Samuel Jones is an
inhahithnt Of tho State Of Virginia, IL is ordered that
The said defendant do appear At rules 10 be held in the
Clerks Office az said Iourt On tile fret Monday az
October next and answer Tie bill at the plaintiff ant
that cory nf this order he forthwith iTseII-d In some
newspaper published the City Of Richmond. lor two
months yelr and posted al the front coon OF tie
United STATES CouF: Room in said city.
Copy. Tests.
July I3-calw2m l.. MAYO, Clerk.
Court Of Law and chancery, held for Bath county
NAV LIST, ls47.
The Commonwealth of Virginia, for the benef, Of
The Literary Fund, Flalntin:
against
William Wilson, Administrator Of Adam Bowyer, de-
ceased, William McCluns. and Thomas Graham,
The plaintiffs bill in this cause alleges that the said
Adam Bowyei late of this county, departed this life in
esaie 10 his goods and chatiels and that amer The
payment of funeral charges debts and just expenses,
there is M person entitled take The residuum under
the laws Of this Commonwealth, directing the dlstbl-
on Of inesate's estate and that such resduum hath
vested In the Commonwealth for the benet Of the Lii
rrnry Fund, and prays that The defendant, William
Wilson, thr Administrator OF lie said Adam Bowyer,
drceascd he decreed 10 pay the plaintiff for The benefit
OF the Literary Fnbd the said resiuum Of the personal
estate at the said Adam Bowyer, deceased. II is stated
in the answer OF the defendant William Wilson, that
h. interstate removed this county, from the Stale
Of Pennsylvania many years since but The nativity Of
the said Adam Ro~yrr does not APPEAR from the papers
in this Cause. On consideration whereof II is ordered
and required that all persuns claiming interest,
dsirihures, in The personal estate Of said Adam Bnw
H. hrra affl,.
term of this Court and make themselves defendants III
this suit, and that copy Of this order he published for
three months In some newspaper published The seat
Of Government ofihc United States aud IN some news
paper published the of Government of this State
A Copy. Tese,
MAY l4-cw3m CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, elk.
HJ- Tho National Intesencer will Please copy, and
send on affidavit Of publication 10 Second Auditors
Office.
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NOTICE.
AFTER the first day of July, by order of the Board
N Of Directors, the office Of the Louisa Railroad Com
many will be at Beaver Dam Depot, al which place
the cars for the convenience of those having business
with me as Presidents and, for the same reason, will at.
tend at the Office Of the Depot Agent at Louisa Court
House, every County Court day, on which days the
Treasurer will also attend IL his duties will permit.
July a-cw4w Z. foNIaiNE, PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
VIRGINIA.
THE Lectures In this institution viii commence, as
i usual, on the second Monday IN October.
The course of instruction will embrace heretofore,
the Physical and Moral Sciences and The Ancient Gas
PHYSICAL SCIENCES.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY AND
CEOLOGY-John Millihgion, Professor
MATHEW ATICS-Robeu Saunders, Professor.
MORAL. SCIENCES.
MUNICIPAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Beverly Tucker, Professor
The remaining subjects comprehended under this d.
vision viz: Pol. Economy, History, Moral and Mental
philosophy Bellies Lettrss and Logic, will be taught by
two gentlemen who have recently been elected Profess
sors and have not vet entered upon their duties.
ANCIENT CLASSICS-ChaTles Minnigcrode, Prof.
meeting OF the Yisiters OF tho College will take
Mia co on the LIST day of October for the purpose of re-
arranging, and extending IN some Important pari'cu-
lars the whole course Of instruction.
The price Of hoard will be, as heretofore. $50 10
who boards with the College steward; or $50
10 one who boards ut private house in t.wn-one half
maid IN advance and The remainder on The ed OF Feb
Tunry. -, -, ...., .,f
The fee for every full class Is $780, and Tor each hait
class sI0--pa, able in advance.
Naturalization fee S5-paid at matfculaton.
Text Books can be had in town.
RO. SAUNDERS, Sem. Frof.
. 4. ftxslp fYn
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . so.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!

Alexandria Lottery, Class 50, for Isa7, 10 be draw
Saturday, Aug. %. Is drawn Nos out Of 70.
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters ? SO.
s3o o,,o, 90 ono, 10000

Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. So for loi7, 10 BE-
drawn Saturday, Aug. 81 l3 drawn Nos. out Of 70.
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(Good washing may be had al from So to $40 for
DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department. the session is OF the same
length as the Academic Session-nine months-wnich
enables the 10 complete curriculum Of studies
as extensive as that of any other Medical Institution in
IN. Union, by attending only TWO lectures day They
tons on tho subjects discussed In the daily lectures.
The expenses Medical students are the same as
those of students, with the addition OF d;sscct-
Ing fee Of S.. WIN. kEMPER,
Proctor and Patron of the University Of Virginia
July 13-cQlWom
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LOTTERIES.
,, w. Naaury 4 Co..

III A N A G E RS.)
Successors to j. G.. GREGOIsY q CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Prgl1,ia.
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sIaD oSiiEMCo T Oh ~ Od O'o .
36 666 DOLLARSl

Alexandria Lorery Class &c, for ls47, TO he drawn
SATURDAY., August 7lh.
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$4,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters o 50.

10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. d, for 1917, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug H. GO No. LoIte-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
Things In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. "A.
The ships Swanton. Suffolk and Weskeag, for
Liverpool and brig Ousana for Cork. have been char
tered Boston for this port to load win tiour ana
Corr Meal al g. Cd and Grain 81 q 70 2bd-
TIE brig Tecumseh has cleared from here direct tor
he Island Of Lobcs With GoTereroenf siofes
ArriccS-B.Fk Prospect y d TN haAnzas Lar bar 4
lanes Bsycy for Phlst. brss Potomae and Cornett
fer DO tzrks Oxford and Antares for Boston 3h osrks
Princeton Ard iNuskinsum ard schr Montre. f3r New
York 18th. The bng Frontier loading for Philad
SAILS OF Srocxs AT PHILADELPHIA. Feb l3.-
FIr Boars and An1.-loo GirArd, b5, III 10 do II
Is Man Aecs BIZ 25i SliOo 5s. - s4s $1,000
state So b5 ny 30 Lehigh. s5i 80 Susqs Canal =
$4,000 Ky Bonds. s9. II Girard, lOi 50 Morris Canal
ard 4fer.-7 Mechanics Bk ess 5000 Nav &c, 80, IS,
sof SO Morris IS, II 50 do. 1T 500 gieksours s.,
e.; 80 Bank, a.; q, 900 U g. 81. loof.
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= sER OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER. "a
, WhIx General Committee,


- The great Speech OF Senator coR"is on
the Mexican ar. its Causes and the proper node
Of terminating it, will be printed more correctly IN
our ssni.w~ akly and Weekly editions To morrow
snd mex, day than it was possible to have it 10 our
Daily, having received it at midnight on frlnay IN
the Reporters unrevsed MS. and put 10 type Tor
our next mornings paper. Should tDe demand Tor
i, be greater than we can supply in orr regular
editions, we shall issue it as an Extra orders ior
which at sl per hundred will be received at any
time The People ought to read that Speech ana
thew will IL they can get hold Of IT,
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Lehish Bank-C barter Probably Repealed.
Correspondence of Tie Tribune
D.. r.

uAkklsFlEV1 y FtOI I-ff7
Dear SIR The bill 70 repeal the Charter OF the
Lehigh County Bank passed the House Of Reps
this morning Yeas IS. Nays. nor>. Some Is
members did not vote al all
The Committee did not report until this morning
The bill was only agreed upon in COMMITTEES yes
terisy. have no doubt the action Of the Com
niittee was Influenced in great measure By the
proceedings in the Legislature Of NswJersey Il
reference n the Plainfeld Bans
Very truly yours.
2 S-The bill will undoubtedly pass the Senate
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u Gov. WRIGHT and lady reached their home
in Canton. ST Lawrence Co on the sth inst.

FKoN rBB STAT OF WAR-Tne army pond
ent Of the New Orleans Peaysxe that
crcpt into the newspapers touching the sar that Occur
red some weeks ago a. Ssto. Rumor bad II that Gen
Worth WAS refreshing Monterey. This the General
never sss& O: doing. He heard, from the most res
Ible source that Santa Anna contemplated rapid move
meat against saltillo with suooo men and sent
messenger 70 Gen Wool whose command was AZ Par.
ras about one hundred miles distant informing him OF
an expected attack and prepared in the mean tine to
give the enemy a warm reception. hsd not the rapid
march Of Gen Wool to Satllo induced Santa Anna 10
abandon the attempt. lNsronA lrtelisencer.
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Mails for the Gulf.


tcS'c'F-H-o-N0S u '--1 ~ ~ 1S'@-i
PENSACOLA, Fet. J, lsi7.
The . s ship Relief Oscar Bulus Il Co nir ansins.
IS now ready tor and VIII sal this ang TO
morrow morning positively. She has on beard all the
ynails for the squadron N the Gulf We are looking
with much anxiety for the next vessel from the squad
ron which !, "a supposed will be the steamer Princeton
/ had a conversation with officer, who me-
upon good authority, that the castle Of San Juan de
Ulloa Will be attacked oy Lard and within ak weeks
at farthest We anticipate some hard fighting. The
steamer Mississippi IS expected IN the Gulf Ia about four
weeks, OF sooner.
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Court Calendar. .THIs Day.

srrEkIox cornr-Sos is7, n. II -, y, 70 100 l23
lbs 49, l33 l35 lao Is2 - 10 las l4s, us 5, 81
lo7 81 60 81 l20 IL lis a. $50 I57. l5s l5e leo lsl
COMMON PLxAs.-Psrt Mos l. 2, 3 5. T. ?. 3l3 II
IS us TO- II. Part Il-Nos T. :, 10 l. Il, i, -. y
~ %, g.
cscsrr cOrsr-S0sl IL, as, a., is, e7,s, Is, %, y
SA1.