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CNJlAI BRI AND
esNss,,h PERSONS wishing remit money to
- sN England, Ireland Scotland, or Wales will
GEAnSM do we'll to apply to the subscribers at the
IY&43pfHs&9 old abIished passage Office, 275 Pearl
urseeSe1kn0st where usual drafts furnished
for args National Bank Of Ireland
Northern Banking Co. and National Bank Of Scotland
BILE demand the branches Throughout 10th
countries. wit out discount; also, on GLYN GO,
Bankers London, and on G.: GRlMsHAW co Liver
pool Apply to SAM'L TIL MPSON X NEPHEW,
I3 ImSrh Old EFT sbshed Passage Office 275 Pearl 81.
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xxsr~a .xs, FOR ALBANY AND TROY, VIA
~ Bridgeport and Housat9nic Railroad Dur;
has bten elaIa with heavy Rail- from BridsepcT to
days eIceptedI at 65s O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Steamboat MOUNTAINGER. Capt. w. Frazee,
s,s O'clock NJ No irrxh, taken the Passenger Lane
Cars OF Baggage Crates in Albany and Troy at
O'Clock, M New Cars and Locomotive engines have
procured and the Road equal to the be,
New England Road.
Hy~A Freight Line by Steamers Nmrod, and Mohegan
dsiiT-Fre s6t Tariff last year-For further par
cuars iaqure at the Office Market street Pier and
dis m q. Nj. FERRY. Agent.
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
N(NM HEAM5 superior quality Straw wrappins,
Dh fERssE Z B& Il 5 Is ..ds, N.,.., 80.
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TO MARBLE WORKERS
20 l. 8 II g CLOTH.
hOO !Akps superior tolishing Cloth, suitable 70
Marble roishsn, Iayeceyee and for sale by
...L tFlSsk d BROOKS,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
Virginia Institution,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF TIE Blind,

DEAF AND DUMB AND OF TIE BLIND,
AT sTAUSroa, VIRGINIA.
THE eighth session Of this Institution will commence
on the first day Of September next.
Terms and Conditions Of Admiuane.
!. The Institution will provide for each pupil hoard
washing and lodging; the continual superintendent Of
health conduct manners and morals; fuel and lights;
textbooks stationery and other incidental expenses ct
the schoo! rooms; for which, including Tuition anu
Medical attendance. all pupils who Of ability VIII
be charged per annum, the Deaf and Dumb l3o dollars,
and the Blind luU dollars, payable half yraTy III al
vance.
.. For punctuay in payments, satisfactory bond
s. Thc ace of admission in the Deaf Mute Depart
ment IL between ten and twenty -ve-in the Bind pr-
partmeni males between ten and fourteen. females hr'
eight and iweve-or IL the discretion {" the re.
sptctive Principals.
A. The course OF instruction six years. and no
pupil will be received Tor less tenn than two yeas
5. Pupils admission should come provided WIN
sufficient changes Of comfortable clothing, with Their
names marked thereon.
6. Clothing must be renewed by the parents, guar
diaus or friends, when required-othermise TWIN 10
furnished by the Institution, aud charged tothem.
:. Pupils whose friends are unable 10 educate thei,
are educated and clothed Also If necessary by the In,
stilmtion But satisfactory evidence must he exhibited
10 The yisrrs that the parent guardian unable I"
drfray the expenses any u uf the expenses o me
pupil II is expected that the pupil will be brought
here free oil charge 10 the Institution, and only under
peculiar circumstances will this rule be departed ircni
=. A limited number Of Deaf and Dumb and OF Blnd
persons are supported and educattdn the Institution al
public expense, hnd II Is Dolh Inc WISH anu tne uus VI
the Board Of Visers to make all sections OF the state
share alike in this public benelicence 10 tins END al
verselens have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications. But while applications from HE State al
large quite numerous, there still remain nine Sena
torai DISTRICTS those, namely, of BedfGrd Srottsyva-
MIA Fauqner, Isle of Wight, Meckienbuf., Accomac,
Tazewrli, Washington and Allegheny, which have no
State pupils 4, the Institution and 10 applications on
file. On the 10th day of July next, the Board Will pro-
coed TO fill existing vacancies In list Of Stale pupils
from the whole number of applications which may then
be on e and applications in the above named districts
made In the meantime will have The preference over
all Others.
Applications in behalf Of the peaf and Dumb shond
be made the Reverend Joseph u. lyierin behalf oil
the Blind 10 DR. J. G. NJ Merilla.
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY, Secretary.
ataunton June l-ctlOthJuly
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.
HEADQUARTERS Army or OccrpATIoN,
G.. .... ai.....o.. - Is la1- 1

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION, I
Camp near Monterey, May Is. 1915
Sir: haze he honor 10 acknowledge he re-
ceip, ii ycnr letter, ~ilh The enclosure a your
editorial, extracted from The "Sieaa' Ct the ION
April.
AT this lime, my public duties command 50
fully my attention. that i, is impossible 10 an.
swrr your Letter in The terms demanded by ilF
courtesy. and he importance ct the sentiments 70
winch il aIludes; neither, indeed, have lie limo,
should teel myself al liberty 10 enter into the
few and most general subjects Of public policy
suggested l,y the article in question My own
persona! views we're better withheld ill the end
81 The war, when my usefulness as military
chief, serving in Inc field against the common
enemy, shall no longer he compounded by their
EXPRESSION or discussion in any manner.
From many sources ! have been addressed on
the subject Of The Presidency, and do violence
neither 10 myself nor 10 my position as an officer
of ,he army, b. acknowledging to You, as hare
done Ia all VINO have alluded 10 the use Of nv
name in This exalted cunncyiun that my services
are ever n The will and cali Of The country, and
that am not prepared I" say that shall refuse u
the country cats 10 The Presidential office, hnr
iha, can and shal yield To no call thar does not
come from The spontaneous action ami Tree VIII
OF The nation al large, aad VOID Of he slightest
agency Of my own.
For the high honor and responsibilities Q! such
an office, lake this occasion 10 say that have
mol The slightes, aspiration; much more tranquil
and satisfactory lie, after the termination OF mY
present cu:ies, awaits me, trust, in the society
Of my family and particular friends, and in the
occupations most congenial 10 my wishes. In
no case can permit myself 10 be the candidate
OF any party, or yield myself 10 party schemes.
With these remarks, | lrus. yon will pardon
me Tor Thus briefly replying 10 you, which do
with high opinion and approval Of The senti'
menls and views embraced in yonr editorial.
With many wishes for your prosperity in life,
and great usefulness 10 The sphere in which your
la!en,s and eIerlcns are embarked, | beg 10 &C
knowledge myself mos, truly and respectfully
your obedient servant, Il. TAYLOR,
Major General u. 8. Army.
Jas, w Taylor, Esq, Cincinnati O..
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VOLUME XLIV.-NUMBER Is.

lions, which, on motion, were unanimously adop
ted:
Whereas, in an unfortunate affair OF honor,
which took place Al China, on The 20h inst, and
which resulted in The death oil Lieut. CARLTON
r. MUNFORD, we, the members OF Company
c, have assembled this morning 10 eiye some ex-
preston 10 our deep and heartfelt sorrow:
Therefore, Resolved, That in The death OF Lieut.
MuHroED We have each LOST sincere friend. and
an officer in whose bravery, chiyalry and firm-
ness, we had the mos, implicit confidence, and 10
nave followed whom 10 the field Of battle and
glory, would have been cur greatest pride.
Resolved, That 10 have known Lieut. Num-
FORD was 10 love him; for in him was personitied
all that was generous, liberal, honorable and high.
Toned, which ennobles human character.
Resolved, That his memory will ever live fresh
in our hearts and while We believe ha, The grief.
distress, anguish and loss 10 his family and hume.
rous friends Al home Willie incxpressibly and in
concevably great, We beg 10 m,ngle our feelings
with theirs, and 10 offer our most sincere sympa-
thes and coincidence.
Resolved, That copy OF these proceedings be
forwarded 10 the family Of the deceased.
Resolved, also, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be forwarded to the Editors OF the Rich
mond Wing, Republican and Enquirer, with he
request that they publish the same and that the )
be copied by The papers thrcuehoui the Stale.
| On motion, The NICE ing adjourned.
SAM'L S. PLEASANTS, Chm.
AND j. DfDLAKE Sec'v
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versally locked up 10 by the press as an oracle IN
grammar. lie is now Presidents Of the Board oil
Directors OF Girard College-and, il is said, is
abou, 10 uui. The noise and care OF the press Tor
the case and elegance Of private iIe The sys-
lem laid down in his book seems admirably ar
ranged and worthy OF the reputation OF The aalhor
as a scholar deeply versed n the nceties OF The
language.
Nos -, % and "a, OF IIarpers' Pictorial His
tory Of England, whose beautiful, clustering IL
Illustrations and valuable mailer We have often re-
| feredio.
TIE Larrr's Daughter and Aliee Gordon, ex-
cellent tales by Jos. Alden, D. d., author o:"Ei-
zabelh Benton and illustrated By 1leweii; also,
| Arihur Martin, or the Mother Trials, By Chas.
Burdca. They are numbers OF flaIpe's' Fireside
Library, a new series OF admirable books for
children. They are beautiful illustrated works,
handsomely decorated with illuminated covers
and seem 10 combine in IN eminent degree ener-
tainmenl with mental and moral culture.
Scripture Illustrated By interesting facts, incl
dents and anecdotes, by Rev. Chester Field WIN
an Introduction by Rev John Todd, D. D. The
tile Of this handsome lule book speaks lis own
merits.
Marriage as also Inheritance, two novels by
BY Miss S. Fenier, author Of destiny" These
old books were The especial iavorics Of Sir Wal
Ter Scotland, with his seal OF appreciation, their
republication will be very popn'ar Some one
saws that these sterling old novels are worth Ten
times The number Of modern productions. In
style and matter they are unexccplionaoe, ana
The incidents are replete with interest.
Association Diseased, or the socialism OF The
Tribune examined controversy between
the New York Tribune nd The Courier q Enqui-
rer; By IL Greeley and H. J. Raymond. Ihose
who desire information as TO the deieslable doc
rlnes OF Fourierism, will find it here. we dia
no, read The original newspaper publications,
much less have We dipped INFO the present Vo-
lume. But others mar have fancy for such
things.
Nash & Woodhouse have sen; ~ No. oi
Dickins' Dom5cv & Sons, (illustra'edl which SIM
keeps up lis est-ahd
| The June No. OF SINNERS able and valuable
Farmers Library, which opens with The Book 81
The Farm, full OF GUS. Its Monthly Journal con-
lains chapter on Sheep husbandry In The South
! This number concludes The u volume Of THIS
leading agricultural journal.
We have received from J. w. Randolph q
Co. neat lule volume, entitled DO'' i'cs= and
other poems, By virginian The Southern Ii
lerary Messenger for July contains scsh'ne
sashins criticism oflhis work, whose author ap
pears 10 hail from Albemarlc county. On read
ing he Messenger, We thought over The line
''me1ltra dtsiscta," sc. From cursofy glance
we should think tina, The least said about these
Poems" the better for The author, whom we
! cannot even guess.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
MJrsK Isle FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having determined 10 remove 10 ano.
Their part ofthe State, offers for sale that well known
aud productive Farm called Musk Isle, lying on the
Roanoke river, little below tlr junction Of Dan ard
Siauntou Rivers, and two miles from The town o.;
Cutkrsviiie This Estate Contains about juO acres
go or ~ of winch first rate bottom, llnds,!eed
think eau say with truth that the Island, cont aiming
aeres is fully equal 10 any rirrr bottom on The up
per Roanoke. II ~ needless, however, 10 ri'r III,
mute description, a. those wishing Ia purchase VIII
doubtless examine for themselves would sri the
whole together or divide the land (which may IN done
10 meet the wishes oi purchasers; and
invite those wishing To purchase 10 examine the pro.
perty convenient, as am determined TO sell
the whole, part oft, the first opportunity Having
lived Musk Isle for near twenty years can cay thai
the situation is IA healthy any know. The cleared
land, both high and low s In good heart, and prodne
iive-the woodland very valuable, ON account OF the
demand FOR timber and fuel in clarkesvile-ahd the
neighborllood as good as any III Virginia.
June s--cwnm SAMI.. v. WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
HAWFIELD FOR SALE.

- ENG siill anxious 10 60 South, ngaih CHIT &"
ID sale my Farm in Orange county, situated eight
miles East of the Court house. thirty West Of FEEDER
ckshurg and eighteen East of Gordunsvle, The West
ern terminus oftle Richmond and l.onisa Railroad
This farm, by recent survey, contains Jn0 acres-'eU
acres are cleared aud in fine state uf Improvement,
the balance in timber If lhr rrst kind The cleared
land is divided into eight fields and lots, with pure run
ming water in all Of them. The buildings are large
and in good condition. A minute description Of The
farm is deemed unnecessary as it il presumable any
one disposed to pure base will first view it-sufce II 10
say hnwever, that il is seldom such farm Is IN mar
krt. Should the above property not be disposed OF by
the 10Th day of August il will Oh that day be offered al
public auction, the highest bidder. Should II he
sold privately before that time, due notice oil Inc same
viii he given in the papers containing this advertise
menr. Tae subscriber win take pleasure in showing
the farm any wishing 10 purchase, and ut tie
same lime make known his terms Address The sub
scriber at Raccooniord r. 0 Culpeper county.
lime I9-cwom VIM. MALLORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

The Editor OF The Brookvlle tInlianal Anne
rican, 10 whom we have referred in another place.
says in letter from Bangor Maine, iha, he had
met old Gov. Kent, and found him TO be plain,
honest man, highly respected by every one, and
well posted up in political mallels. Hei far Gea.
Iay'oT, Il Cloy iaro,s han. He is one Of these
old Clay Wings who think Clay in oracle who
should he consulted. There is, however, 4 de-
cidedy better Taylor feeling in Maine than in
New Hampshire or Massachusetts. In these tco
latter S'u.cs ICE hare no confidence in tier lore 81
connny.'
The New England Federalisis seem 10 give
very little laid and comfort" 10 The Taylor move
ment
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For Tie Enquirer

Slhh w.
The farming interest may be benefited by
being apprIstd that new market is opened tor
The article of Strau, at the Paper Nh in This
city. Large quantitie: OF The article are wanted
throughout the year, for the manufacture OF some
descriptions Of paper, and that concern prepared
10 purchase, at all times, al The tair market price.
Those whose residence from The city is so far as
TO render the transportation Of their Straw, by
wagon 100 expensive. may, without much ex'
pense, pack ii into bales, and pres. ii so COM
pact as to forward il TO advantage by boats or
railroad cars. Some little attention TO this MT.
Ter NAV result in materially aiding the income OF
the planter, as we'll a. The manufac,ura and
others. a MANuFa0!,"SF
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

We have no doubt that The concluding ceremo-
MES on Tuesday we're OF an interesting ard I'm.
posing character The particulars have mol yet
reached us-but a kind friend has sent us a Pro-
gramme OF the celebration. In The morning, a
procession composed oilhe CHIEF Marshal, Chap.
lain, Rector, Visitors aud Secretary, Governor,
Faculty, Officers OF the University Alumni ac-
cording lo seniority, Invited Guests, Master Of
Arts, Graduatcs, Students; music; prayer by the
Chaplain; announcement oil The distinguished;
music; delivery Of certificates OF proficiency; de-
livery Of Diplomas music; delivery Of Diplo.
mas 10 Masters OF Ans; Address BY Edmund w.
Caskie, Master OF Ars, on Natural Religion !;
music; Address b. The Hon. w. c. Riyes; mu-
sic. In The afternoon, the order Of exercises con-
sisted Of the procession music Memoir Of the
late Prot. Davis, by l.. Minor. ESQ, OF Louisa !;
music; the Annual Address before The Society CT
Alumni, BY VIM NJ. Bnrwcll, Esq, Of Bedford;
music.
The following is list Of those who bore Of
honors. twill be seen that our ellow-lownsman,
MIR. Edmund w. Caskie, received The highest.
He'is said 10 be worthy OF Them
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rcr,,,s Of the Enquirer.

- rha ENQUIRER Is published UAiLf llor ihe Guy
rsrMl.W EEkl.Y flor the country.) For the paly
& s,yrn dollars per and at the rate oil oiShl
~, n taken for q shorter period than one year. o'
S,ml. Weekly, Ave dollars per annum, ana lniee
s ia, six months payable IN advance 70 oe pa,a -
5;s, or RENTED by ma, post paid; or SIX poi'a's
= snnnm At the end ofthe year. ..,,
~: All dues TO This office may be reunited peI hla'
rnd and available Bank notes, nj the RISK OF .,o Eur
hostage Of all letters bsng pad by .he Dr,srs.-
,os.are OF single letter is scarcely oil any account
- wy,ter II is the accumulation Of postage, III an
,,~.ye business, which operates us serious 'aA
! ~ tie Eii,ors.l
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- THE DAILY ENQUiRER-For one square 9,
Ian lines or less first insertion, my cents, ana
r suct eedmc insertion twenty FIVE censs- insert
.nr. n week twice a week, or three tiihrs "eeA,
ist,y.seven and half cents -, ,,.r
~ THE SEMI-WEEk1.f-One square oi siA.eeh
mes ar less first insertion, 80 cents; ior each '
,nre, 50 cents. .ub ,bs
,nce nav or satisfactory references, To- insure eAec"
tcn. .,.-,., cny dollars far thirty
- and in that proportion Tor advertisements VI
mi, l-upth-except Lottery fendrr@ ana ahcuoii-
- who are charged one hundred doi'afs slaPei III
siuded ,.ora u,rr;ug,s from the country,
~ -, ina narty,s hand writing IL unknown ~ inns
snr m,,t be authenticated BY the enuorsn'oi VI IL
in the ne2hborhood, OF they WIN III ~ .ao
toss,,s,sd Every measure, that has been taken W
v ~, uuuositons and quizzes, has proved hete'ooio
Pa,nn we must, therefore, insist, IN sucn tas
% IN. communication being certified oy tue ha'e VI
Ip.p osrmnster io-ittea tho back Of the letter.
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WARRENTON, N. c., FEMALE SEMI
NARY

ru,IIC subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that the first session Of this Institution VIII Ter.
inmate on the 18th Of June, instant, and he resumed
on the first Monday in July, ~ which time tile buildings
now in course OF erection will he completed Persons
however, who may desire 10 place their daughters
with mt earlier day, can 20 So
Having procured the services Of accomplished Ieach-
ers In suicien, number do ample justice TO those DO
feet confidence promise, thar all the advantages OF a
thorough and accomplished education will be secured
to them.
The plan of the School will be that OF we'll ordered
family where oil the pupils will receive tender and at
factonatr care, and every endeavor made TO render
them comfortable and happy. To inculcate love Of
truth and deiestation OF deception In every form, will
lie the great purpose The plan OF education, and eve
~ effort made TO give direction and permanence TO cor
rect moral feeling. Above all, will we enLeavo In In
culcate truths of the Christian religion and subject
our pupils Its holy influence. But, beyond this no
attempt will br made influence their religious opin-
Ions and whatever Church therpareuis and guardians
may prefer they will he permitted 10 attend accompa-
nird BY some member of The family.
The course of instruction Will embrace all the ofdina-
~ higher and most useful branches al thoiough In
el-h education, together with French, Music, Draw
ing. Painting, SC. Other languages will he taught, II
desired.
The government will he hind ana impartial. but ''r;t
In every department. habits Of order and neaness WIN
be required and occasionally opportunities viii be 81
ven the pupils TO receive company, and every Effort
made TO improve their manners, and TO accomplish Tor
them all that could be reasonably anticipated.
Believing that Young Ladies should not be subjected
10 the ordeal Of public examinaona none Will be held
The system has been, and will BE- pursued, OF having
press more orciby the memory what has been pre-
vously acQuired and monthly reports Will he made Ia
parents and guardians, OF the PROCESS and standing oi
each pupil.
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TN CHANCERY.-vIsoIriA AT Rules held In The
Clerks Once Of the Superior Court Of ChanceTy for
The Richmond Circuit, The 7th day Of Msy, 1877:
Edward w. Sims, Plaintiff
against
The Etna Insurance Company, and another,
Defendants
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and Il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants
PENDANTS do appear the rules be held for the said
Court on the hrst Monday In August next, and answer
the bin of the plaintiff and thai copy OF this order be
forthwith Inserted In some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for two months successively. and
posted the front door Of tbs Cspo In the said CITY,
u.,, ~on Aeopy' T'''s'p ROBERTS c,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

Constitution and II lie Soaih. The selection oil
a candidate Will be properly deferred 10 lalcr
peripd. In lie mean time. events may trans
pire 10 she'd light upon The political field and
allow each party 10 take The mos! suitable indi-
viduals 10 cary eut their respective principles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

I1NIoN COMPANY, AND UNION POTOMAC
" COMPANY.-A Meeting OF The Stockholders Of
the al,ve named Companies will be held on Monday,
the 2ih OF July, ls47 in The City Of Washington, for
the election of President and Directors Of eac
lively, for the ensuing year. June S-cw4w
rT,HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANTh-
L TlON, situated in I,owndes County, Alabama,
forty miles below Montgomery, ten miles from Alabama
which nine hundred are cleared The place Is well set
lied, and perfectly healthy. c. +. HAMPTON,
April a-ctf Collnibia, South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02
CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLE
VIRGINIA.

THE next session of my School win begin the Isl
L Monday in August next and end on the last Fri
day In June following, with vacation from the 9th
December 10 the 25ih Of January.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition for the ten months,
Sl75-or IL pupils engaged for less than The whole
session. al the rate of $50 month for the time they
tend.
The branches taught are the same ns heretofore.
Those wishing send their 10 me are requested
TO inform Immediately.
My Post Office is Charlottesville.
June I-cam FRANKLIN MINOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-02

No eXtla charges will lie mada. Rooks, Stationery,
ic., furnished NJ the loves, retail! prices
would beg leave Ia refer 10 my friends ana hume
,o,,s acpuaint1nrrs In this State md Vrgra-smang
others, IL the following.
Hon John Y. Mssen, Washington City; Hon. hrcht.
Atkinson. VIM. Il. Baskerville, Esq, Virginia. Hon.
John II. Bryan, Geo. W. Mordeoa, Esq Raeiehi Col
Joshua Tayloe, Washington, n. g.; Col: David outlaw,
Wm. r. sutton. Esq, Berlle james 3. Battle, ESD,
Rocky Mount; WIN. Piummer, John Somerville, VIM.
Eaton, IT,, Esqrs Warfent"n.
Warrenton, June ll-.cw4W DANIEL TURNER.