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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

pl virtue OF DEED OF Tius 10 me by JOHN
- ID. Smih, Tor he benefit Of certain credi-
'ois therein NAMED, shalt proceed TO sell pub
tic auction, 10 he highest bidder on Friday hc
SIN VI December, At tie hour OF O'clock IN The
afternoon, three IC's On Union III fronting On r
stree! a icti eacn, luarine back Oh IS Il street
80 ircl q l6 loot alley.
Terms: one han The purchase Will he re-
CURED 10 cash, ne ts'ance in six months with
approved ne2pnahc PAPER Sale posi.,ye, and
vi hoEi The lcas, reserve
Nog % GEO. " TOLER. Trns,ce.
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NEGROES For SALE.

WILL he sold 10 thu highest bidder, II Lonisa
w Court house, IN FRIDAY lhe % !! day OF Drcrm-
her lsl3 If fair, ii tht fret TAR das,Sunday
excepted. -THlRrEEN NEGROES. belonging I" thr
Estate Of James burnley d-c-asrd-ihr greater portion
of them hring young and very likely.
The TERMS Will b- twelve month; credit, thr pur
,hl.rrs giving bonds with approved security.
SAM. 6 BIKSiEI,
Administrator 81 Jane, Burnley, dec II.
Nuv. as-rtdSs
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Tickets $40; aivrs :; quarters 50.
~ Orders Irr crrticatrsor Fac kaets singit rick-
els and Shares an tho above schemes, address
ed 10 he undrrsgncdis III r-crvrthr most prompt al
tention, and an accent IL each drawing forwarded
~ soon as itisrrceive.
Packages Certiicats and single Fickeis Tor sale hy
j. WHAURi I. TO-, Managers,
Nov D. Richmond Virginia.
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Wsl.LIAM GOULDIN.

HAS removed bis Office TO No. r. Governor street,
i few doors above Main street.
He continues TO hire out Negroes, rent out houses,
collect claims and attend other business, as &C.
neral Agent.
Particular attention is given during the year to the
health and comfort Of the Negroes hired out by him.
Dec l-c2aw5w
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JOHN WICKHAM,
ATTORNEY al Law.

WILL practise in The Courts OF this city and
w county, and Of the adjoining counties.
Office Main Street, opposite American Hotel.
Nov 23-d2v
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LAND NEAR BoYDToN FOR SALE.


IN pursuance Of decree ri The County Court Of
l MeokIrnhurC, shall, n WEDNESDAY the 1871
Of December, lrI-, SELL n pn5ic auction The pro
misses. a crrfi, ~ one and two yeats, that valuable
tract II land which The late Joei \. Watkins rest
d-i-c containing Lao act..--atjrning the lands or
Randolph Macon College and the town Of Boyd,on.
The buildings consist Of large and excellent dwell
ing house oveseer house tobacco barns, granary and
necessary ont housrs-a IN good repair.
That part Of the land near Randolph Macon College
viii probably he divided into parcels 10 sit purchasers
/ shall the same day, sell, In ike manner,
House and Lot IN the Town 81 Royiton, Al present oe
cuplrdby Thomas a. Walihall.
Persons desiring further Information about The lands
referred 10 Edward Y. Chambers and Alfred Boyd
Of Boytton. EDWARD TARRY, Commissioner.
shall also, the same day, sell. Al the dwelling
house, on credit Of az months for Hlpnrehase. above
dollars the crops ri and otts the entire stock
ais inWAkD TARRY,
Administrator Of jn-i i. Watkins deceased.
Nov 2---CtG-
~. Petersburg Republican requested 10 copy.
WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL
= The residence ii lanes Iask'n- 10 the county u
- BIun.sck be re opened d. % Monday the i.'
TERMS
Beard Tor the scholactie year, se1
Tuition ~ English, Y
Tuition IN French, ~
Music with use ni Piano.
Half Of the expenses 10 be paid at The expiration Of
five months, the balance Al The end OF the year;
Nov 24-cwtJani
~ The Richmond Christian Advocate and Peters
burg Int.iligencer requested 10 copy
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Count continued
and held Tor Buckingham county al fhe s"nf House.
on Tuesday. the IAN day OF November, is4s
Fleming Cayce, flaintin
against
Marshall II. Adeock, and James Huddles;on, admins
,yatoy nj Henry Airook. deceased, Defendants
The defendant Marshall II. Adcock 'not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and rules OF this Court and>t
appearing by satsactor9 evidence thai ne is not in
habtant of This country II Is ordered, that tie said
MARSHALL r. Adcock do appear here on the ist Day Of
February Court neIt, and answer the hill Of Tie plain
tiff and that copy Of hi. order be forlh~ Inserted
in public newspaper published IN the cty q Rich
mond for months successively, and posted a. ms
| front door of the Court House of this county
| Nov a4-cwam R5LFE ELDRIDGE, e &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s2O,O0e waslh 60 EErs esood,
a Il co ) Il.
QCARLES Il liEkWIN

A RE III the habit of selling Out their stock once in
nve years, and the time having arrived, they
offer their entire sock OF DRY GOODS nj cost tor
cash only Srng determined 10 dispose Of every ar;i
cie "n hand before purchasing another stock, III IA
yoTlne them with call may h- assured .. getting bar
ealls No. 229, Broad street,
Nov 3-r6t Hicbmond va
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gTBOAR DINGIn

THE subscriber will be prepared on the frs,
l. December to accommodate boarders by the
day, week, month or year, in The buildings now
occupied by Mrs. Rawlings, IN Broad street,
near 9Th. Apply al Mrs. Rawlings
MRS. C. Fl. JENKINS.
Nov. l7-citw3t
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A SITUATION ASOyERsEER WANTED

A SITUATION AS OVERSEER WANTED.
THE subscriber is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
farm, as an Overseer, for the ensuing year. His
experience in that line OF business has been very great
He begs leave refer Richard Sampson Esq., Major
John NJ Trevillian and DIR. John Morris, Of Goochland
and 10 Dr. Richard w. Register, of Powhatan, for his
qualifications. WILLIAM SCOTT.
Direct TO me, at Guinea's Depot, Caroline county
Dec l-cw3wA w. s.
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LOTTERIES.
j. w, .S3aNrv s To-.

(MA N AGER
Successors 10 j. &. GREGORY = CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HjI'EL, RICH,
~ MOND, Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Virginia I.eesbure I.c,lry class ], for las, Ia be-
drawn on Saturday, Dec I'd 81 No, ~ drawn
Capitals:
| prize of 100000 riize IL $500
Iu,uUO | 3.50o. s.c.
Tickets si2-sharei in proportion
Delaware Lottery NJ" O., 10 he drawn December 9th.
rs No. Lottery-l3 drawn ballot.
Capitals:
% prize Of s'I ZOO 90 prizes Of ,oo $500
Tickets Sl0-shar-s In proportion
Virginia I.epsbirs Lottery, Glass 70, for 1918, to be
drawn on Saturday, Decembel9. IS No Lpttery-lj
''a"' '''''''' Capital:
d p 5I,,. Of s'i 100" . prizes Of $500
Tickets only siO-shars in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, 70. u, be drawn December -.
IS No. Loliery--l2 drawn haio,s.
Capii;ls.
prize Of sis'" W" prize Of 5000
! :. 1850 SS"" ~ 3 prizes Of ,oo l,s5o
Tickets SlO, halv. 5; quarters . So
Virginia Leesbnrs LLo'ler, Class IS for I5ls, 10 he
urdWH nH .SHiHIud!' 1sS'ihcI lU ID NO. LOTTERY
ID drawn ballots.
Grand Sheme:
pri1.ss0f sa ~" noe i; 20 prsesof $1,000
5000 10 :. $50
4,O0u &C. &c
Tickets $40; halns 5, quarters , 5n
Delaware LOTTERY, No. g, 10 be drawn December 20.
Go Nos, II drawn ballots.
Pres:
prize Of $500 1890 % % prizes Of s'' 500
+" 90 90 20 &c &c. 800
Tickets SO; HAYES S; quarters so.
GRAM SCHEME.
$50, 900 Capital! 81 600 Lowest No prize
Virginia Leesbu'e Lottery, Glass No. c, for 1875, To
b. drawn Saturday Dec. %. IS No Louery-l2
drawn ballots
p'1t o 1850 900 "a prize )" Of s'G,S 600
1910 1T IJU, &c.
Tickets sl5--hnres III proportion
Delaware Lottery, NJ 81, I" he drawn December ~.
- NJ. Lottery u dram ballots
p'.s q si Issi prizes q s 100
l :. CSC 200
/ AIS 40 !" $40
3 aD0 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; alyes5 s. quarters . 50.
virginia lrrsbuIg isurty, 'lhss NO &c, lu icic, 10
br drawn on SATURDAY. december 30 Is No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots.
hpiial-:
/ prize of s45l-a Oprizrs Of 81 ,aOG
5 prlxr.u Of 9.OO ~ = coo
& 5IUu 80 : .I0l
10 800 &C. &c.
Tickets $40. sivrs :: quarters 80.
~ Orders lur crrticat->or Fac kact single rick-
cts and Shares in ans the above schemes address
ed 10 the undersgncdt recrivrthr most prompt Al
tention, and an accent IL each drawing forwarded
isr rcriIn
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RUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

u situated FIVE miles from Ayetts In community of
: marked intelligence and refinement. The location
Is noted for heathfulness and the buildings (erectd
expressly for Academic purposes) admirably combine
comfort and convenience. For nearly half century
this Institution has been established of learning
and TO II many of our able men are deeply indebted.
The buildings have recently been thoroughly repair
ed, and the subscriber, aided by WI Smith, (whose
moral and scholastic fitness has been fully tested will
be ready TO receive pupils the Goth of January, l849-
The scholastic year. with vacation of month du
ring the Summer, will close the goth day of December
following.
The course of studies will embrace the Mathemati-
cal Classical and Scientific subjects taught In our best
Academies.
The School will be conducted upon the approved
principles Of instruction and discipline, and every effort
made TO render II intellectually and morally worthy Of
liberal patronage.
TERMS:
copied, for ten months, ''~- 49, '''''' = slso
Day scholars, for ten months, 80
French and Tactics, EACH s.
Address-Aylett's, King William county, Va.
Dec l-laf6t JNO II PITTS.
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DRINKER & MORRIS,

SOLE AGENTS FOR WORCESTER,
Have just opened five Of his superior Piano Fores re-
csived by the schooRers Marietta Burr aud Virginia.
By the schooners Manchester and Fair, daily expect.
ed they will be In receipt of Others and shall continue
through the add their assortment Of his
choice manufacture From the high reputation of Mr.
Worcesier's Pianos At home, evinced from the
merous notices Of the press OF New York city, and Of
written Testimonials from our own citizens purchasers
may rest assured that In his manufacture they obtain
an instrument OF the highest order OF make
Our will be found liberal and fair US can
be obtained in any OF the Northern cities.
Professors amateurs and the public are invited 10 ex
anime assortment.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Mr. 8. Thurston, long and favoraby known among
Us as experienced and superior Tuner and Reparer
Of Piano Fortes is employed In establishment, and
will attend to any orders left al our store.
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Dec Publishers and Book sellers
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MOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WOrceSter,S Pianos!

From the Home Journal, 25th Novemberl
xIyORCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were invited few
w days ago TO examine the Piano Forte Warerooms
Of Mr. H. Worcester. In the Third Avenue, where we
saw the material of the Instruments in every stage of
progression from the rough boards to the highly finish
ed and exquise.y toned Of the parlor. As
workman Mr. Worcester has had great experience, and
his instruments are known and appreciated in every
part Of the land. We advise readers il time aud
opportunity Offer take view Of the internal arrange
nents of MIR. WIS extensive and admirable manufac
tory
Move mber copies the above. and says:
ssWe agree with the above, from Morris and Willis's
Home Journal, most decidedly, and we claim to know
something about the matter. Mr. WorceRter's pianos
are unsurpassed In purity and volume oftone and finish
g II min
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Edward ~. ~ Chas. Norris,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

WILL practice in the Courts Of Louisa, Goochland
w and Hanover. They will also attend 10 any bust
ness conhded 10 them in adjoining Counties.
Address-Monpelier, Hanover county, Va.
Nov ol-cl0iif
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A CARD.

A CARD.
D OBI. MCNAMEE, manufacturer OF SUR
II GICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
No. 10, Governor Street, has on hand several ca
ses Of Dissecting Instruments, Of superior quality
N. B. All kinds OF repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Oct. 25-dlf
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k. FL. Dickinson Il 7sro.

Dec |
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PETER GIERAST, ,r
THOS PERKINS. ii"s'ees'
c- Sale conducted by W GODDIN. Auet.
ssy Pullia,n u slade, .sucts.

LAND, NEGROES, *, AT AUCTION.
HORSES, COWS. OXES, SHEEP. CORN FODDER
OATS. FARMING UTENSILS, &c, sc.
On MONDAY The itIi day Ut December ISIS, Will
~ be- Sold without reserve, on The premises, pub
lie auction, my Farm, called INDIAN FIELDS, situa-
ted in Charles C.ty county, Virginia, mile from tie
public landing, on James river called Swnyards' and
within three miles al the Courthouse, containing 62O
acres. 800 Of which in open fields. for cultivation
and the remainder IN woods, timber suitable for ship
buildinr The soil is suitable Tor wheat oats Indian
corn, and every other production OF this part of Vrgi
ma, and contiguous thereto j. abundance OF mari.
The improvements consist Of dwelling house, and
necessary yard houses and quarters The barns and
stables are commodIons and good
Also, twenty i've likely Negroes, together with All
the Horses, Cows, Oxen, Sheep, Farming Utensils,
Corn Fodder, Hay, oats, Sc, said farm.
The public generally are invited 10 ate nd.
TERMS made known the day Of sale. la III.
mean iimr persons wishing t. purchase requested
10 call and examine The property.
WILLIAM TYLER.
sale conducirdhy Pl'LIlAM Il SLaDE
Nnv l.-rtI-
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Fortunes HOME.

.STANU BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
i Fortune as Of her agents IN distributing. her
ayOr- amongst the people IN ih!s part al the world mas
located himsefat No q, Main street, Richmond. front
part oil the green house, and three doors above the Old
Market where he will be happy 10 see his friends, md
toreceve orders from any part ni The country, which
will he promptly and Conidrntally attended 10. u IL
useless far him To advise dcratr any one, what
In their interest in securing 10 themselves by small
investment compe trncy for life; Gnd he Is opposed
10 the mi fins system, Will not do So but will only
mark mat il any Of his friends the public general
", have any spare change that they feel disposed 10
risk in this way. they will always find supply, and
variety q, nc kets all lotteries, under the
Of the old hrm d. PhlNEa CO., who, for thr short
spac- of time that they have been established here
hav. brrn the most successful Managers The United
States schemes Of lotteries, with prizes Of 30. 900
dollars 40 400 1900, a0,nD, $1,000, 5000 &c &C.
&c can he had nj my office, and tickets from
twsnty dollars, always On hand. For particulars
b,ll. al The day. RICHARD CHALK,
No. 6, Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke, Az Capitals: sl3,500,
A OF 2,5oo,,lo of 400, &c. 3 Nos. IS drawn
Salurday-Gfand Consolidated Glass |. Ca
pilaIs: OF $4,000, COCO, 1000 5000, 1000, 1927,
30 OF I000 &c. is Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sl2
shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages certificates OF
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Loite-
ries advertised BY Msssrs. d. Paine Co attend
ed TO with promptness, and drawings forwarded
10 all who wisn IT. X. CHALh.
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Drlaware Lottery, NJ 81, I" he drawn December "a
Z M. Lottery II dram ballots.
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FOR RENT.

FUN hENI,
IA Six rooms on Wall Street, in rear OF
GS?M Gaynor Woot> and opposite Davis
allR. Auction room suitable for lodging rooms
or Offices. T. Il. TALIAFERRO.
Dec I
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT Law
ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has returned In Rich
Lmond and will practise in the Courts held IN This
civ and county, and the adjoining counties.
1~r Office over Messrs. Smith iiarwood's, Main
,,rsst MAY 3-lydrr
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Ticket. SO; aIvess. quarters . so

Virginia Lrrsburg Lurry, Class No. &c, for lsI5 To
br drawn on SATURDAY. december 30. Is No. Lottery
dra,r Lull1
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NOTICE


nR. R. w. ROYSTER having permanently
- located atthe Huguenot Springs, has asso-
ciaed with him in the practice OF Medicine Dr..
VIM. w. Eustace, where one or the other OF
them may always be found. Nov. 24-c4t
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SALE OF CROPS, HORSES, CATTLE, A..
hN WEDNESDAY, the 1871 oi Drc-mb-r, At II -
- clock I TAR, At th- itsr day
there VIII he public safe ~ Spring IIrn
denrr %! the late Miles IL Gardner, Of the PrfIsiab.
Property belonging hs Estate OF crops
Of Corn, say hundred harrris,) Fodder Shnrks,
Sc, Sc, and Il Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantations Utensils al the usual VARIETY very fine
stock of Mich Cows, line Bull OF tie English stock,
work Horses, fine Mule, sc sc.
TERMs-Twrlve months credit on sums OF $40 and
upwards for bonds with good security and for smaller
sums, cash. GEO WIN GARDNER, p,..,,,.-
DAHL l. GARDNER 1Aee"'"'''
Sal. Al fad y
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BOYS CLOTHING -Cloaks, Frocks,
ID Roundabouts, Pants, Vests. &C., for sale BY
KEEN, CHILES & CO.,
Clolhing-dealers, No. l02 Main Street.
Nov 40
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

The freedom Of our institutions aud the pros
peetive power Of The United States cause the
CREATES, anxiety in Europe, The shouts Of down
,redden millions hail her growing greatness and
see in il promise Of brighter better days to 'heh'
aud their posier,y. The rainbow hope span- un'
happy Italy, Crushed Erin sees the ihraIdom
Of the Saxon broken, and her watm hearted chill
dren free and happy, The wretehed aud the oP'
pressed every where lock on America AZ the
young rian, tina, Is 10 restore to them their rights
These hopes shall net be bllghted' The beaeon
fires lighted in l''i6 shall blaze on every hill top
Of Europe, until ,yran,s shall be oserlhrown aud
each serf learn that he is man. An ark o
,.fs,y nov, the United States s,all still be the
guiding star Of Liberty. She ,alcnds a welcome
aud prefer. homes, plenty aud ifeedeln to all wis
vi.li her.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

FRoN TrSAs.-By the mai Yesterday.
we received the regular tile ui Texas pa.
pers.
The Legislature Of tha, State Adjourned
on the 2lsl, after session Of 100 DAYS.
A large amount OF business has been lrnus
acted, The act lor The appoHionmenl Of
The Representatives and Senators, which
passed Ihe Legislature On the irs, day of
the session, has been signed by the Cover.
nor and has become law. Agreeabiy To
this act. the House OF Representatives will
be limited 10 Il members aud the Senate
TO -.
Captain II. l.. McCulloch's company Of
Hangers were rncamped at Hamilton Val.
ley. lIIy miles above Austin. on lbe ajth
u'limo. They were all in state of excel.
Ienl health as well as discipline-watchiul
aud constantly on the alert.
" o. BaLffin. Gh inst.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

ossrisIer or rnr frrSo kING.-The London
MOrning Herald has the following on the ob.,ina.
ey Of Louis Philippe and NJ. Gu.zor
"0fthe fallen ministers we desire to speAk,Eitl
no unnecessary haphness, but We owe i to truth
and TO Justice 10 declare our bcefihat had they
early In the session, brought forward modcra.
plan Of reform. extending the franchise .yond the
small fraction Of $50 900 electors, who alone eser
else Il among a population Of $4,000 .000--hnd
they announced their intention 10 repeal the oh.
noHioas articles ofihe Code Penal which forbid
the sssemblags Of more than twenty per-ons--had
they expressed resolve to punish corruption.
whsnsoever and wheresoeyef detected they
nigh, still have occupied the high position from
which they have been recently 80 summarly and
% uneeremoniously elected, Hut. disreparpipp
The warnings Of sincere friends aud the reproaehes
Of open enemies, the French ministers preserved in
a course Of stiff and unbendng resistance where 10
have yielded would have been the uuest policy
and the highsi wisdom"
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

Fkos SicilY.--The n y. True sun Of the 27ll
ul,.. says-Ths bark d GODFREY. arrived ycsief'
day from Palermo. whence she sailed on the l2ih
Of February. The captain informs us that when
he left. there were no prospects Of peace being
soon established. The people had refused all con
ee~,on from the King would hear no propositions
whatever from him, and he had flown TO Mossina
snd the only place now in his possession or Of hi'
troops. was the castle Of Messins, and tina, wa,
ho,ly beseiged
The entire Island wa. IN arms and determined
on change Of government; the nobility appear io
favor the peoples cause. Two vessels lad-d with
smuniion had been cent from Palermo 10 Messini
and mere were ready to 20.
A meeting was to be held on the lst Of March
at Palermo, concerning new government. and ,c
decide how they will be governed. They had
dsrsvely sen, an invitation 10 the King to at
tend.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Phllair phla North Amri,ran piyDs
he following account II the arrrslnc roy
eInmeul delaulleri
Randall lluchinsnn. the nb.cundIng de.
iauller 10 the U. 5. Mint. has been arrest.
ed anu is now In ih' Moyanrnsing prison,
Philadelphia. Hucbin.on went To th.
"rsl Indies, and was iound lew weeks
ago at 81. Thomas Ly Capt. EckleIdl, Of
the brig ", Watson, with whom tho
marshall of the district had communicated
~ relation 10 The fugitive. Capt. EckieIdt
induced him 10 90 in his vessel lo Porto
R"o. aud brought him from thence To this
port. The W. =. Watson arrived her. on
The night ol the l2lh INST. and dropped an
chor opposite Almond street wharf; where
Hutchinson came ashore, aud, eudins the
vigilance VI The custom house watch, which
had been instructed not 10 le, him pass.
proceeded 10 bis residence At the corner of
Tenth and flzwaler streets. where he was
taken into custody by the marshal's Off
GERS earl IN the morning. The prisoner
underwent an examination before nudge
Name, hy whom he was committed, in do.
lauI Of s26 QUO bail, to lake hi, trial be.
lore The InIed States District Courl. prob.
aby IN lew days. Thomas Sergeant,
b'q" appeasas counsel for The accused.
The whole amount of lIulchinson's deial.
cation was not quite S2i 900 His surely
mas pald soOOO ol this. aud Capt. EcAieIdt
brings back S9OOO oi the embezzeled mon.
'y' which Hutchinson ives persuaded to
surrender 10 him at st. Thomas. This
wa reduce the driairatiOn lo a sum between
Sl0'OOO and s 1000. The baggage Of
IT, 10 supposed 10 conan large sual. So
that II is more Than probable the Govern.
Inen' VIII not sustain a very heavy loss by
his peculallon.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

"Poomac," the Washington correspon.
dent Of the Baltimore Patriot, predicts g,
blow up in the Cabinet, or at least, The.
resignation Of one OF its members" growing
out oi the investigation now going on in
regard 10 the manner in which important
documents in possession Of the Senalc. and
from which the injunction of secrecy had
not been removed, have been furnished Ia
the New York Herald and the Journal oI
Commerce for publication. The CORES.
Pondeni Of the former paper is said to be a
Jealous friend of Mr.. Buchanan. who is
always spoken ol complimentary in his
letters, while he frequently speakes dis.
paragingy Of both Polk and Cass II is
strongly suspected that the treaty amt cor.
respondenco were furnished 10 The Nav
York papers from the Stats Department.
We shall soon, perhaps, have authentic
developemenis.-Rich Whig.