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OPERATIONS OF THE GULF SQUAD
RON
Correspondence OF The ~ Orleans Picayune.
U. S. FRlGATE RARIrAN,


U. S. FRiGATE RARITAN,
OfTabasco May l6.
Gentlemen-We expect the Rartan will leave
Anton Lizardo, bound Tor Boston, about the Is, OF
June. She will lake home some OF the older OF.
hcers OF The squadron, who have been faded by
long service, and also The sick from The different
vessels. am happy 10 say that these are not
numerous.
Inc American flag is now planted at Ffonle-
ia, al .ne mouth Of Tabasco river, and it il sup
poseu mat q custom house will soon be establish
ca mere. Ihe city OF Tabasco, seventy miles up
The river, is still in possession OF the Mexicans
who have occupied point about seven miles be-
low, called the "Devils Turn" with force Of
al leas! one, and some say two thousand men in
differently provided with small arms and mus
keIs, but having commanding battery OF three
A-rounders. DO not know that Com. Perry
will deem il advisable 10 attack Tabasco, mas
much as we now hold the mouth OF The river and
sixty miles OF navigation. For my own part,
can see no reason Tor such proceeding, although
! should be very glad of fight. The navy has
mad Too lille 10 do IN that line Tor It's own interest
Capt. Van Brunt is al present discharging the
functions OF Governor, by order OF Com. Perry
Com. Ferry arrived here in The Mississippi yes
erday, accompanied By :he Vixen and SCORPION
steamers. he soon afterwards got under way
with the Scorpion, and proceeded 10 Lasuna and
Sisal. IL Is said that Capt. Mackenzie is 10 be
charged with some negotiations with The Govern
menl OF Yucalan
Goazacoalcos has been taken, or rather occu-
pied in consequence OF surrender.
In case we have fight here will give you The
particulars.
2. S May l9.-The commodore returned 10
this anchorage last evening, and will leave lor
Vera Cruz This evening.
The steamers Vixen, Scorpion. Mississippi,
McLane and the sIoops Decatur John Adams,
Albany and German own and frigale Rarilan are
now assembled here
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~ The Enquirer is published DAILY tfor the city,
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ny All dues to this Office may he remitted per mall
ood and available Bank at the risk Of tho Ed-
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- on the Edtors)
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ese - week twice week, or three times week,
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..at,r Ienelh-eIcept Lottery Vendors and Auction
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TN CHANCERY.-viRc,si4:-At Court of Monthly
Session. held for the county Of Louisa, at the Court
house thereof, Monday, the 18th day OF April S47:
John Carpenter, William Armstrong and Sarah MS
wife, formerly Sarah Carpenter, William Humphreys
and Fanny his wife, formerly Fanny Carpenter Harriet
F. Carpenter, Marshall w. Carpenter, Burton N Caf
pener, Milton II. Carpenter and Sophia D. Carpen' er,
infant children Of Matthew Carpenter, deceased VINO
sue by Harriet Carpenter, their next friend Minerva
C.Carpen,er and Robert D. Carpenter, Plaintiffs:
against
Claiborne Carpenter, In his own right, and as Adm-
nisfator of Nathaniel Carpenter, deceased Lewis r.
Carpenter. Fayette D. Carpenter, Walker Carpenter,
Mildred Carpenter James g. Carpenter, William Car
penter Mary Jane Carpenter, Anderson b. Carpenter,
Anne Lewis formerly Anne Carpenter, Nathaniel Ciai-
borne Carpenter Joseph Carpenter, and Tandy G,ilu,
Defendants.
The defendants, Fayette D. Carpenter, Claiborne Car
penter, Walker Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, James
g. Carpenter William Carpenter, Mary Jane Carpenter,
Anderson B. Carpenter, Anne Lewis, formerly Anne
Carpenter, Nathaniel Claiborne Carpenter, and Tandy
Gilum, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according law and the rules Of this Court,
aud IL appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that
they not Inhabitants Of this State the motion Of
the plaintiffs by their attorney is ordered that the said
last named defendants do appear before the Justices of
said County Court Of Louisa, at the Court house
thereof on the rsr day Of July Court next and
the bill Of the plains and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published 10 the
city Of Rchnond for two months and post
et tho front door the Courthouse Of this county
some Court day. A Copy-Teste,
April 23-ew2m JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. G.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT u Circuit Superior
L Court of Law and chancery for Louisa county con-
tnued and held the Court house thereof on Friday
April the 10th, lsf7:
John Hunter and VIM. NJ. Amber, Plaintiffs:
against
WIN. w. Beades, Executor of James Beadles, de.
ceased. Fendo ChiIes, Trustee for his children by his
FIRST wife, Patsy. formerly Patsy Beadles and ADM
nisrator Of Edward Cosby, deceased, John W. Turner
wife, James II. and John w. Chiles, tInfants,J VIM
w. Pettus aud Martha his wife, Meriwether l.. John
SON and Mary hs wife, WIN. Beadles and Arena his
wife, Joseph Vest and Susanna his wife, Joseph Lips
comb and Leroy Lpscomb, the said VIM w. Peltna
MenweibeT l.. Johnson and Joseph Lipscomb, Execu-
tos Of Waddy Lpscomb, deceased, John b. and James
C. Carpenter John LoveIess and Nancy his wife, the
said Nancy children by the said John Loyeless and
BY her former husband, - Arnett, now deceased The
desce ndants of Sally Tisdae dsceasd Elisha Melton
John B. Grubbs, Anderson NJ. Trice, Lewis Webb Co,
John N. Gordon, John N. Gordon & Co, James n. Rat
cfe, Philip Litig Son, and Hall Nelson & Co.,
Defendants.
This coming 10 be heard on the papers for
merry read and the report Of Commissioner Jones, un.
der the order entered in this the 18th day Of
ken by the defendants, Mellon and others, argued
by Counse-on consideration whereof, the Couit r--
jecting the said port not having been made in
formy 10 the said order Of the 18th day Of April 1886
in this the said Commissioner instead Of taxing an &C
count as directed, has reported TO this Court the copy
of an account taken In some other suit between ohr
pares-d0h refer il TO the Commissioner To take
The accounts heretofore directed and report thereon
with any matter deemed pertinent by him. OF which
either party may require.
A True Extract Teste,
John HUNTER C. @.
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Democratic party responsible for their vagaries,
as to charge the Wing party with the insane ra-
wing Of Giddings or The moral treason OF Hud-
SOD.
The vote TO strike out thanks and insert eensn7e,
was Wing vote. The Democratic vole was
vote of thanks, and the resolutions were got up,
and carried through, in spirit of grateful ac-
acknowledgement for the brilliant services the he
70 OF Monterey and his gallant army. Let us
look at the vote taken altogether First they voted
thanks; second, they voted medal third, they
voted ,hatthe victories were acquired in just and
righteous cause; fourth they voted that they pas
sed no opinions on the one act oil which they knew
nothing; fifth they voted that by that act they
meant no censure on General Taylor, bnt thanks
instead of censure. This is the true version OF
the action of The House Of Representatives, which
party maligniiy has endeavoTed 10 perver into
feeling OF hostility TO Gen. Taylor.
For ourselves, we regret that the pToviso was
introduced-we thought il in bad taste, and were
glad that the Senate struck il oul-not that ii
amounted to much one way or The other, but that
il furnished an excuse for vas, amount oil party
INSTRUMENTATION
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLE,
VIRGINIA. Y1

THE nslt session Of my School viii begin ou the ls!
l Monday In August next, and end on the last FIJI
day 10 June following, with vacation from the 18th
December 70 tho 18th Of January.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition for tho ten months,
Si7-or pupils are engaged for less than tho whole
session. Il the rate Of $50 month for the time they
tend.
The branches taught are the same as heretofore.
Those wishing 70 send their sons to me are requested
10 inform me Immediately.
June l-esm FRANKLIN MINOR.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

pan AWAY, in February last, my man A. BERT
II He raised IN Richmond, Virginia. and il ~
eved be viii Try to get there Albert Is between
% and 30 years old very bright muatto straight han
thin visage. thick lips, feet or inches high and had
on, when he r black dress c0ot, dark saneil pants
and fnr cap lie formerly belonged person hy liz.
name Of Goodin--was sold in Richmond some : or 10
years ago; pIrchasedby Mr. VIM Martin, negro trader
with whom he travelled Two or three years. lie -
known by Mr.. Abrams and number Of the traders
who purchase in tat market. understand he claim.
10 he free il he gets back there and viii attempt 10 pass
as free, white man calling himself Inert Good
In. The above reward will be- paid TO any person who
will lodge him in Jah, as get him.
CIIARNER 4. SCAIFE,
Chester District, 5. c., Carmel Hill 20
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THE MEXICAN PIRATES.-IXe Prince
ton 10 BE- sent 10 The Med,terranan-The President
has issued orders directing The steamship of war
"Princelon" TO be got ready for sea, 10 proceed
10 the Mediterranean, in quest of The Mexican
privaleer "Unico," and any other vessels ha,
may be insulting our flag there The matter
was formally laid before The President on Mon J..
day morning by Mr.. Buchanan, and his action
thereon was prompts and decisive. The Princeton
is 10 be made ready 10 sail on or about the 18Th
Of the present month"; Baltimore Sun.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

SI,HE undersigned having qualified as administrators
L OF the Estate of George G. Dromgooe, deceased
request all persons having claims against said Estate to
make them known; and all persons indebted TO the
same are requested TO pay without delay, ms the Adm-
nisators are anxious settle the estate early as
possible. Address-Summit, N. @.
RICHARD g. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMGOOLE,
Administrators of Geo. g. Dromgoole, decd
-rlm
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JOHN HUNTER, C. c
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

:. LonIsa, 25ih May, Ell.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that shall attend In the Clerks Once
OF Louisa County at the Court house, Tuesday the
18th July next, between the hours of O'Clock in the
morning and O'Clock In the evening, where they
invited TO meet me- with the vouchers and proofs TO
support their respective pretensions and enable
carry into effect the said decree.
CHAs. 8. JONES, Commissioner,
June 4-cwlWs
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IN CHANCERY.-ViRGisiA: AT n Court Of Moalhiy
Session. held for Louisa county. al The Couri nous.
thereof, on Monday, the lOlh day oc May, lSi7
David Shelton, Executor of Matthew Shelton, de
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
Nelson r. shelton and Polly his wife, John u. Shell.
ton, Administrator de bons Of VIM. Shelton The Fl
der, and the said John Is. Shelton and VIM. Shelton,
minor, Committees OF William Shelton the younger.
defendants.
The defendants, Nelson r. Shelton aud Polly his
wife, having entered their appearance and given
security, according 10 law and the rules of this Court
and II appearing To the satisfaction of the Court that
they not Inhabitants Of this State, motion of the
plaintiff by his Attorney, II IS ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS, Nelson F. Shelton and Polly his wife, do ap-
pear before justices Of County Court OF Louisa
county, at the Court house, The second Monday IN
August next, and answer The BILL Of the plaintiff and
thai copy Of The said order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published In the city Of Rchlnond for
two months succesvely and posted al the front door
of the Courthouse Of this county on some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
Nav 25-cw2m JOHN HUNTER c. L. C.
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:. Rassetl French.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Manchester, Virginia.
DRACT1SES IN all the Courts held IN the city Of
i Richmond and County of Chesterfield
W Particular attention given 10 the collection III
dehfs Ami l=rMSM
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aRRIvaLaT CORK oFTnE DISTRICT

ARRIvALAT CORK OF THE DISTRICT
RELIEF Letters have
been received from Capt. Smith, OF The barque
"Gen. Harrison" which took lrom Alexandria a
cargo OF corn and other produce The contributions
of the citizens Vi Alexandra, Washington and
Georgetown, and The adjoining counties in
Virginia and Maryland, for The relief Of
The suffering poor in Ireland, announcing the
arrival OF Inc vessel al Cork on The Cd uliimo.-
Capt Smith had severe passage out Of twenty.
eight days, but The baTque kept tight, and made
much better way than could have been expected
considering how deeply laden she was. The
Agent Of The British Government was TO pay The
freight ON The donation cargo, and take ii al once
into the public stores al the Cove 81 Cork.
National Intelhgeneer.
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JOHN w. NASH,
Attorney 9f Law

HAVING returned TO tie State OF vi1sInta, and set.
Tied at Powlaan Court house, will hereafter devote
himself exclusively to his Profession. He will regularly
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Powhaan
Cumberland and Amelia counties, and any other Of IN.
neigboring Courts In which his services may be spr
ciaIy required. NAV a8-cwdws
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Democracy have decided majority in The dis.
trict than at the present time, and il there be any
Justice in the next House OF Representatives, MI.
Bocock cannot be deprived OF his seat.
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A CHALLENGE.-"We challenge The p,o.
duclion OF single particle OF evidence going 10
show that any diplcmatis,, any nation, any man,
even Texas herself, ever assumed the position
that she extended 10 the Rio Grante, yrcraoas 10
The capture Of Santa Anna. in 1896 and the trea.
~ made by him with the Government of Texas
~ which II was stipulated that the Rio Grande
should be The boundary between the two couu-
Iies.-( NoslvilLe Wig.
THE CHALLENGE ACCEpTED.-We
accept The challenge and quote the following from
"rhe United States acquired title to Texas
extending as believe, 10 he Rio del Mort. IP;n
GrandeD by the treaty of Louisiana. They o..
ded and relinqnished that title 10 Spain BY he
treaty OF 1919, BY which Tic Sabine was suls,,t..
led for The Rao del Noyis (Rio GTaira-s :" 81,
western boundary"
There. Can the Wig deny this proci7 Win
Il a"knuwedee itself vanquished2
~,
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RICHMOND "A, FRIDAY MORNING, H. ls47.

suited and attacked, are we not 10 fight? Shall
we permit the honor OF the United States 10 be
furnished, because it may cost us blood and mo-
ney? answer no. What is fly millions COM
pared with the renown we have WONT Nothing.
Blood has been shed know. Our officers and
men have been prodgal OF their lives; but we
have, and their relations have, The melancholy
consolation 10 know that they died in blaze Of
fire upon the fields oil their glory. What die the
last war with Great Britain cost the United
Slates7 Heavy expenses and disbursements were
made during The war. Our funded public debt
increased from about lhrty-nine million 10 one
hundred aud twenly-hree million, besides a
floating debt, not funded, OF near fifty millions. Ii
may be asked, what did We gain equal 10 the mo-
ney expended and blood shed2 / answer, we
gained great deal We told our people we
would not be insulted We told the same 10 The
nations of this earth. We assured our own peo-
pie that they could fight well and courageously,
upon the ocean and The land. The same great
tale We told to The crowned heads OF Europe.
And, above all things, we Informed the world
that we could fight through bloody and tremen-
dous war with the most powerful nalion on earth,
and when II was over, return 10 peace establish
ment again, which gave The lie 10 The predictions
OF The Kings OF Europe.
What has Kentucky gained by this war She
Has dauSu HouoS W ucI Siedl lcputdtioii, ucleto.
lore won in many bloody field, where heroes
fought and lconlended-man with man-as we
had 10 do in our desperate conflict with the lndi.
ans. Kentucky is noble Slale-iamed for valor,
without boasting-famed Tor courage, without
rashness or lemerity. Her son, are always rea-
dy for the fight, and rush 10 he field OF baulc-
where they never iauer in the hour OF danger
but can look DeaIh in The face without turning
pale. Major Barbour, who b'avely dared and
nobly died at Monterey, was KenlucLian; 50 is
McClung; so is Butler; So is Taylor. The re-
pulalon OF Kentucky Tor orator, in Congress and
heroes in baule is known TO the world Her Clio.
ry is seen by the people OF This whole earth
bright shining as The sun; but unlike the sun,
Kenlucky's renown and glory have no night.
am not one of those, wheI my friend or ma
lion is fighting, 10 coolly look on, and then stop
10 enquire who is in The right, when The battle is
raging and blood is pouring out al every pore. No,
SIR, rM see Tie l0ar orer first, and then perhaps
may enquire. | will never quench The fiery cuur-
age OF my friends or my nation, by saying you or
We are in the wrong in this affair. No; | will
shout and hurrah for him or them, and 10 nerve
The arm that is doing haltle, declare he or we are
10 The right and even il the oath is not warranted
BY The TACT, as Serne said with Uncle Toby when
ne swoIe, the accusing Angel will she'd lear on
the Book, and blot il out forever.
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The Wing OF yesterday publishes the follow
ing extract from a letter from Buckingham, re-
ccived Tuesday evening by a commercial house
in this city
"Dr. Robert D. Gordon and Henry V. Hudgin
committed suicide on Friday last, The former by
cutting his throat with razor, and The latter by
hanging himself in his tobacco house. They
were both partially deranged, lhongh not suiii-
GENTLY SO TO excite the suspicion OF their friends"
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The Chicago Democrat publishes the subJon

The Chicago Democrat publishes the subJoin-
ed ticket:
For President,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
For Vice President,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
We shall then propose,
For Secretary of State,
GEN. Twiaas.
For Secretary OF War,
GEN. WORTH
For Secretary OF the Treasury,
GEN. KEARNY.
For Secretary OF The Navy,
Con. CONNER.
For Post Master General,
GEN. CUSHING
The remainder OF The offices can be given 10 The
different colonies, Captains, &C., &c., mol forget
Ting The corporals.- Herald.
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Mr.. Hack on Tuesday introduced resolution
into the First Branch OF the City Council Of
Baltimore, inslructing The City Directors in the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 10 vote
for subscription of 100000 10 The stock of The
Piusburg and C1nnellsville Railroad Company.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
L. H, Trlgg

ruAyING taken House on the Basin tenders his SER
III vices 10 his friends and the public generally, IN
staple articles of produce.
L. H. T.. In the sale Of Tobacco, will be assisted by
8 gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment is fully competent In sustain the IN
,srss,s of Planters Feb 9-ctf
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TN CHANCERY.-VIRoiSIA:- AT Cicnt Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, held for Bath county,
NAV 1st, l647 .
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, for the benefit of
the Literary Fund, Plaintiff:
against
William Wilson, Administrator Of Adam Bower, de-
ceased, William McClung, and Thomas Graham,
Defendants.
The plaintiffs bill 10 this cause alleges that the said
Adam Bowyer late of this county, departed this life In
tcstate as his goods chateia and that aer the
payment Of funeral charges debts and just expenses
there no person entitled 70 take the rcsduum unde7
the laws of this Commonwealth, directing the dstrbn-
ton Of nesates estate, and that such resduum main
vested In tho Commonwealth for the beneht OF Inc Ii
terary Fund, and prays that the defendant, William
Wilson, the Administrator OF the said Adam bowyer,
deceased he decreed 10 pay the plaintiff for the benen
of the Literary Fund.- the said resduum OF the personal
estate Of the said Adam Bowyer deceased u stated
in the answer Of the defendant William wilson, that
his said interstate removed 10 this county, from the stale
of Pennsylvania, many year since, but the nativity oil
the said Adam Bowyer does not appear nom the papers
In this On consideration WHEREOF IL Is oruered
and required that all persons claiming an interest," as
distributes, in the personal estate Of SAID Adam BOW
YER deceased do appear here on the first day OF the next
term Of this Court and make themselves defendants In
this suit and that copy Of this order be puosheo lo
three months In newspaper published NJ the seat
Of Government ofthe United States, and In some news
paper published at the seat Of Government OF this State
A Copy. Teste,
May l4-cw3m CHS. L. FRANCISCO, elk.
u The National Intelisencer will please copy, ana
send affidavit Of publication TO Second Audtors
Office.
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IN CHANCERY.-VIRorSiA I'm Chesterfield Coun-
ty Court, March the 9th, 1871;
benjamin. Hancock, Ellen Hancock, Miles f. Chalk
ley and Matilda his wife, formerly Matilda Hancock,
against Plaintiffs:
Margaret Hancock, George Hancock, Harrison Han
Defendants.
This day came the PLAINTIFF, by their attorney, Alex
ander Jones' ESQ., and filed their bill and, on motion OF
the plaintiffs w. w. T. Cogbill Is appointed guardian
ad Item 10 defend the interest Of the infant defendant
In this suit and the defendants, Harrison Hancock and
Francis Hancock, not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF TINS
country on the motion Of the plaintiffs BY their attor-
ney il is ordered that the said nonresident defendants
do appear here the first day of August term next and
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Richmond, and continued for eight
weeks successfully and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy. Teste,
Nav ls-cwon W. w. T. COGBiLL, D. G.