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n hich II 70. isken COT Mithin larss uollhs Nll
e sen, 10 Ia Genrrsi Pcs Ofcs % dad ieEirs.
B ThonpsOn. osotn.
Asssitn Y. B,ovn. &c.oi lie Resoiut0n.
Il - bsstkesi. h
..s'zat.sl 5,seAs. Etskie G. K.skFsiIiek.
hea;s stfks. lls.ag R.Ig.
Nm L. DszaOp.
s +. Guns. iamss Lails.
blslock. EiONEiEg & Jsmss l.s,.' q.
Bo,d. m "a ~.
;, bai,.s'as. lsssFh OF ssah Lsiiy.
oeh. ih.ih - IL If
Mag Z. G'Aiisirr.
E. n co'lra Esss ! go0ie.
heajsuir Care. A.7ns llpn0N.
Isiaan.e Ciask. e.. a. saeS.
Join Carr. Ghaiies Miller.
James Campss.l. john M'keTsll.
Am Eliza Iossin, Nathan MsFeomh.
Iohn 0. Il.lk. q
& solomon q. 0bqien.
]. ". Exams. n
Nm. II. Edmunds. lanes \. Paterson,
r. Mrs. Parish, widow Of
Nancy F.eemaE. Mm
Willis Pickett.
Thomas Chimes. 60
Il la
' n r
Thomas n. Hawks. rlis, Ts.%.. R.s,..
john Haly. u,,h,r p,s.a.
Durham Hall. A.,.al., Ra1.,.,,
l.asc Holden.
Heirs u Iuhn Owing,
~ a.t.-'.s /, sidney smith.
,. s,.., - IL. A.. Joseph II. swim,
my 81 the Revolution. S .,.. =. oyAe
Heirs IL Vim. LilIle. nnteo.s s,l''''
James Emmett, Vim. &c. 49,.
- So. 4
Is..e s,n,,le,s Mn. Daniel W. Thompson, .
, Gln,er. and Pleasant Joseph Thompson
henderson. officers. samsel II. Thompson.
&e.of the Revolution. John 1illinghas,.
Heirs oi Thomas Grant, Janes u. X. Taylor.
. Wm. Mard. John Mary Tompson OF Nan.
Whitley. Vim. Pore, cy Haugh,on.
John Hopson. officers, w
sc. Of the Revolution, Henry Workman.
Hers Of Philip Taylor, James Watson,
John kennon. Demp. Sarah Watson.
! sey Moore, Solomon James NJ. Watson,
I Walker, Archibald Jane Williams,
Little. Thomas Do Robert =. Webb,
noho. and Samuel Charles Wilson.
Cr Persons railing for any ofihe above letters,
will please say they are advertised.
DENNIS liE,Rrr, ?. =.
0cl.4. i-3r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

Ma John p. Gaines, Of Kentucky, has been
appointed Governor Of Oregon, in place of Mr.
Lincoln, who declined the appointment.
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Gcorgia.-The election in Georges was
held las, week for Governor and members Of the
Legislature. George W. d. Tmncs. he present
Democratic cncumhcni, is elected Governor by
probably considerably increased majority over
his vote in 1917 The Democrats have doubtless
carried both branches Of the Legislature.
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The Plank Road.-we take erea

The Plank Road.-We take great
pleasure in stating. that the diflicnl.
lies IN the way of the vigorous proseeu.
ton of this work have been happily re.
moved.
Gov. Manly, on being applied 10. res
pecllully declined to arhilraie the question,
on the ground Of his official position. lie
made his REASONS, we are informed, allu-
gether satisfactory tolhe committee which
waited on him. Ii was then agreed by
both parties 10 refer the subject to George
W. Mordeca. Esq. who kindly consent.
cdlo aci. The subject having been fully
presented 10 him. he has decided N Favor
Of The route originally designated. and o.
which the workmen were engaged wheI
tie Mandamus was obtained.
On the receipt Of This decision, yester
day morning, the Board unanimously pass
ed resolution Of thinks 10 Mr.. Morde
H cal, and then unanimously resolved I
proceed forthwith TO work al The point
where operations had been interrupted.
We trust that this decision, aud TN
prompt action, will put an end to all fee
lug on the subject, here and elsewher,
aud do away with those misconceptions
mott say misrepresentation, viii. who
The public mind in some parts OF y
State has been filled, 10 the disparag
ment Of our community.
Fayetteville Observer.
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Fraudulent Importation.-About
100000 worth Of dry goods, imported in the Bri-
fish ship Gossip, at New Orleans under false in
voices were seized by the collector Of the port on
The 2sth ultimo.
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Kentucky Convention. The State
Convention for rcmodcling the Constitution Of
the state Of Kentucky, commenced It's session on
Monday the Isl inst. Mr.. James Guthrie, Of Lou
is,ile, Democrat. was elected President.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING IN DAVIDSON.
l. Is truly gratifying 10 see, that one
or two counties, at least, Of the number
Of those more Immediately TO De bene-
hied, are duly sensible Of The value o.
The great boon offered them by the ) ale
= The charter Of the Central Raj Road
y relieves, TO some small extent the
deep, burning moruiratlnn, The triend'
o. this great work mus. eel when They
witness The sp,til of indifference maui
tested along the line. Yes, Davidson
county has resolved that reptoach il
this matter shall not lie al her door.
gentleman who WIS at Lexi"elon o.
Tuesday, lnIorms Us thai ms citing Va
Lell ii +. OIL thai day, by the friends .
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LIST or LErTERs,

70 EMaISls.C II IL Pa ca Z. HEi-to-
FsIsA. y. g.. q. To - lay GiOrlOacr lsss.
nhich i g: iskfn oui nithin Aree H.alihs y II
Y sens 10 lie Gsnrrsi Pcs Oics % dad lrilras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-06

utterly incapable of understanding the business
w 0 NOT blame the WFesth the opesuD6Y4Qghsy
me y communicate, FROM pint to pt, ! To-
tel nee which they from tt col etorr
-Ot1xs. In proof O kha Ee asss1 III only
necessary to look over the telegraphlc reports OF
the Congressional proceedings sloce the presen,
sessIun commenced Whit do VIC find them A
- n"XHHntTY, E1rpsa .sXEUT1
- -, ~ 1
a..
~. 80. az ss, 80 :, ,"sar,sm '"''"
isssas "a; ~ Ass' "a ss ssxrsssr ss.T ,~asoa
ssIis1 vs1s ~ % al ,sSs ,,al. S.sssi
49, asssSss lsas ,I.S a;sS. III ss,ISIa's
y !. 49, - $3.50 sSse,;..sss gha -.
' as9 se4.9e - Is'aqtf >: " 4 ~ ~ atT5s,'
80" ns.s go sss. ~ ~s's'sseS fstsN
800 = ~. e'- !A'o". =.
,.t.s".s - n.%s@i" ''.s;
s rhs '.,t ,.b.s NE 5.,;.v a..
So % xr 80, sA~sg
IL, ;5I;;.sli: tSs uys.sss;ss,s. Jfsr
r., -w""s.S
~ ~ I'd a. p i..g 80
80 ~s1
w. ~ ..s.,.aa =
49, .sssv W. - IS
sa'. ns ~,.d ~ ,'ar ill., 49,. asH,l,ss,
~ .1t, is - - -
rant o. orqpary grammar, oIlnograPny, or pune
= spaliQn, pa Iney were Of the haolts ana moae Of
lie et the lnhabitAnts d. tue meong - .tnsre no
remedy 10 obyiste this system OF imbse'ty, .gPo-
ance, and incompetence, that has mo0opolixed
he telegraphlc eport'ngof oonefessionalproceed-
ings Tor the Northern 1ournafsi 1870 10
S~ t.,,ssa An, -soccV;ry ~ Nrw Yosr!- ;on.
IL. .nc,.,v !. ny, - MORO. an, ,b,s s,rool,s
srahs,s a.. xl,,o., .va, ,;f,E, ~ an ~
u. sos;s,v w. b.Ss. & sd psfn,s sour
,..ds,s ,,s, nfen.,,,v .,,,, IrsIc hSu. ~ !,
vii take nlace during tbe nresent mon,h ADD h IL
stobsb,e ,hs, ,e shsiI have r,srv more * .da "a
.foxe ~. moln,b shaif no e. nnsss
m.nv IS more rrivs,e chsr.etst ~ 90 al vii
20 v1e 90 N II . A. liz, -, s, ~;
New York - necul,sr,v CONS. "a mi ,.doo
and pa ria ma o,be,r Io,rtaf c,f,eaS
ib4 exclns;veiy snc,.,y Z, ;,.
he m,ddins classes occupysnu resoecrsSle rank
in ifs and The Low or or d,srs.u,ah. nort;on, q.
the nonnIa,;on hel,ro;,a to ,h..
In this, ,v. 60 .,,,h
v.ne,.. in so.; a rar,e. sa,rs s.,,. srst ,,.,e
IN ,le srd .sos;sj ,,n.1 a ~ ",
dferencc.s ,bEnssss tbobs 81 al
h;b,var,J =. ,.nna, oh. r.n,a, rae,
bopIsv,ssy ~ rors Rs1fs ,;y;
noauc.f, 70 ,at !, on. ri :. ,.,srsim.
character one WHICH stfnly fdebicts fhA Sniff of
society an New York - kisa fhe ofiaprng Of an at.
tempt by ceYtarf, classes OF our bebfs 70 make
,benseIvess exclusive, to hold .hemsely ap, as
superior n the world around them, and ID intro
duce. some Of the. refinement and many .df the
evils whach charsctsr,se ths corrupt aristocys,lc
sai.eles in Europe, ante. soe.ety. 10. New Yesk
The, bah wh,oh.swe ystes to-, in aafanoy dsess
ball. by rho aders Of xhs opera IN she ppcrrexI6n
Of the city, This class Of New York seeaesy
in consequence of their possession Of d little
money more dian their .nelghbSrs, Of from
some other accidental circumstances, set themselves
UP as the arbiters Of every thing graceful and ele-
CANT as being, m tsc. Tie very, aud exclusive
circle ct NewYork society All the rest Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-06

. sTBR V1tLAsR or. BISoHAMroS. ~ This. village,
The county seat of Brccme County in this State,
and ithetITestnt termination. Of the Erie Rairoad
iop 'tl,e Susquehannsh River, is iikely'tor derive
additional fmpol lance. from lts be,pg the depot OF
lsrRe r~cslOp Of country II was named aft r
'the fstv w 1l,am Bingham, NJ Ph,I4utphla, father
rfEacy shburtop, ,Icen,ly dpcrasrd The correct
'orthoptsphy, therefore, is Btnghamton, not Ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-06
~ ~ANOTKAkR CALIFORNIA HERALD
l1" hin' 's'i''' N>y~~, y W. Ies~,S>~~se ~ nf
MAP ,0R. THE : BAY 'a,0F,,osANg FRANC iSC0


.rr Til IfsSrsiA fira aALD No. = win " published
fsAslhon' NNRday morning pext.su,. nr.T -~e,li,9
vqt win odItsaSs Ill ths addiseosl intslssnss that
fton The Gold TO the hour o. HnSli-
atiops toe ether with thA navssnts throuyhNut the
cNhntry cf the ngrsytus parti-s ttwi u Illus
trstsd With splendid NIP Or tss y ssh FrAaes.
CO. With all the seandipgs and slsads therein,
fully dsliD sat.G This rlbs Ysry valuable number
sdo thoss uhe are going By to the gold rsyion-
Advertisements fnterted St the dsSl rAtss, Axsnts
Ass rsagested send thsir s.nidy Il pos
sshle FOG Ahis NUMBER sssls copies sixpsnssuagnn
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glgt ro1ass ssc-e .Tsf cgst g. ss4s --, ss-tgf
..Scs&sN ssgvsa RAJ So iscass -tt sffsi11fgn
e-us-sg -acsglt Sd~ asH-c 80 ia ftI-ias 90 -
gItG
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a. lasd sss1t'7t tsr rrsIf'fsnfa tsf ff~ .1TU's
-sl-s 81 sers brad n gsPs ~ ,sS % b,g ~
80 tgfl f9s yE% E7rtti1. 11a Nss1s1 scsgg1' 20
st0 blt a. b sgr.sr
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appointment OF Attorney General-The De-
moefatis stase Conysntiox.

HARRISBURG, Jan. T. 1849.
Governor Johnston A'.s Sppdintsd Cornsius Oar.
I'eh Of I.sssrgh: Attorney General the plao, Of
ME- cooper srssepso, rt5 Z .srsf-g r,ssss ras
The Democratic State Gomnittss met this After
moon ssd rsrs ga TO hold ths ststs bopvLutiop 70
Hq~jpsts Commissioners, At Pittsbursh, .. tie
4th ofJuly next e:TsR - axs -.as 80
The C0nffrmst ion OF the, Postal. Treaty
-m1c eGs ~ suWith Engia, d, go. ~ ~ sss.i
w. hsSa cd ainel yanusEy s. lSlp!
rS foital TFeaty with dfsst Britain Me- sss-
carDe6 Ac,dsy:si III E.sa sci y -tF - -
'sThs psnisssionef Major LEWIS cs. jrs q eAsrke
ss6asTss u Rome vas also oonalmsd ~ the ssaats
Is The senate idjeurnsd over TIN MondAY II. : -
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after & = H'''..., ..3
vi III DEMocRA1 CAUCUS.

HARaIssUao, Jan. s, 1872
The democratic members OF the House he Id caucus
estes the sdtoaI oDe en- selected q th.ir
choice the following gentlemen the ON GERS OF the
House: WIN. Jack, Clerk kir. Mo aay, s6rssvSt-st-
Arms; Mr. zsiser, Doorkseper; and Mr. FrInk Mes
eenger
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The Mystery OF the New Adminissrataon.
1t 10 now two months since General Taylor was
$780,
non To begin on the fourth OF March neat, now
rapidly aproaching;, and yet to this day the par-
pO.e,A in'en,onI I7few Pr hde7 IN regiTk
to hi elicy. his n kne pr the hiqciI men viii
vii, ts sSsss ,s., y. with s%, as % %ss
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The wing srIiv.s ere Registered ySsterdsy at
tbs uodernent ooed hotels ,,dmer,cap q. Davis
Bsttop' y rrsgh. LouisfAns; g. Gr,nsm, Va IS.
,Apthosp sR,xsIry r .Mepo.fson, Ten oss.sr; Or
sos o. 3 N T; W. " Mouafe.. 10; A r Brsio
" asni pstcue sps ,MsE1ssup. U s. a % Astor W.
Eesps Ihii.as.pas; n M Rc,n, DO Q a8ic6nss
ssysnss Faoften Troy R,chardso,E edston;
,Dss~i w-estrr Macs tspts vhof n ton %, 81 4 De
siwmS6A; do; "a y 'Ru4 ivNiaf lDrr \, Nsssdt
~ " wstsos. ko,o eufshi n. q. Bobd, .d6; tspt
Nsps UsS NJ L6yd' Bcst0n; w rdsiis Fog, sud;
no. g.sy 49, 11ss M..s Nc wssss Gsgsts
w 0oaFspsSsotdp; tjt qtuslsr, U & Az Gr OsS.
aayU rsfy.sysC.p Ctsrks u 8, a. Lss, Node
lit tsb PfsSti.s % jsr Watson WON real % vs.
y DO r. rnoy Ritter. Of Zen x Of ,uis.
blr fox the nennsslon Of State rssssursr
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News from aaa.xfCo.a

i,sf ~, - rsr, TWAsrYserss, Isn.k s, ls4si
81 Fhs Bsitish steamer Tsvot bas arrived &C Ship
Islsnd vi dstsfffcn fsmpico to tbs I7tn aid We're
cFsstp Tho 1stb MI Nj. Black the Asssan Coasul sr
the city OF Mexico had been sttacked IT rsncssfs
ara robbed This fAct has alrsadS been p1biahsd
two o. three times within she last two mo nrhsy-
HsRAlD] The Tsviot hsd one million and half bF
spscis on board Sra 81. A4 is.' Ss2l s.t'i -.
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ny respectfully,
Your ubedlsnt

TAYLOR
Mr. s. Coleman, 100 Nassau street. New YORK
as and 90 inches 1ifI' ~ 81 if'll - '''
4 The anxiety d the public is not SO much direct
ed to the size OF the Generals venerable lad as
to ts ual contents, about these days. In refer
renee 20 men and measures. 1t Mr.. Coem an could
devise any easy method Of ascertainlng the plr.
poses that may exist und,r his new hat, he can
make his fortune obt Of the offce-brg.ars much
easier than BY golngte California, Try.
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I'd s,ho IA -, ~ a. CIscIsNAri, JapvAry5s1sla~
"A asspstsh from New Orleans says thsss only
si*y nIns deaths from cholera reported the city 10
noon Of "a instant. There, had been =, f.voa.Sle
ehsnss In the wsshes, and the phoIers vas evidently
'a<eftssiss The iherm meter stOod 1t Or degrees.
r.. Yiehbprg snd Mspphts are healthy. ~
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.s COMPLIMENTARY BssKsIr no ME. LES rRR.--This
distinguished comedian, who has been performing
at the broadway theatre ever SINCE il was opened,
has become On emnent lsvorne with the play-go.
ing portion Of our citxens. For yourselves, I'VE as
sf)t from the closest observation OF every charac-
ter which he persona,ed. that more elegantly
accomplished actor, in his peculiar line, we w.
never sten. We have, short time slnct alluded
To the Inc quality OF artists safafies, and suggested
TO theatrical managers the absolute necessity Ut an
alteration, In, the ptesyiJa UNI sst system, for who
will cay, that aEy gentl-uan, sustaining a lae
which, IN dramatic phrase Oogy. Is termed . star
rIisR." should receive Tor one .aahts salary as
much the above truly Eminent artist perhaps re-
ce,ves IN ,or,nigbt Hewever, Il m4nasers be-
I,st Dsbe TO their brst interest IN this regard, it
bec' mes the dpry. of the. pubic TO TESTIFY, by
marx OF respct, their esteem TOR talent o. sape-
rioroider; and IN furh~rance oil this laudible %.
Jtet We suggest as a commencement, the pro-
lyTFiy o. giv,bR 'contpHneatar benetit TO- Mr..
Le si-r si dthst immediate action he tsken there
on' I'VE ,hoee, ara lev days,to s-e'a cofimttee
appointed Tor this pm pose, wliope txenioAs, we
PROMISE, viii BIZ responds d to by The dlscrlnliaa-
mug cluztns OF New YORK, WHEN we s1s1 render
,ry' pssid IN ,rur way TO forward such a.well.
'gsH'e8 compliment :, ~ y Nc., .ffssv itfaag
:, NAyALT Tie speodldp, S, G,sste isayspush
lsst' s,-dsy iur Boston, lar Ihc pWposs of go,ag
INTO dock, preparatory L. her departure Cor the IA.
INC. Scaifs Nfatsre W Hunt, the oldest Boston p-
tet, takes herr charge, " ~ 7f1is4a $40 sFj
f1cfaS "a sl4H t ~ TaN sl.s4N ~. 700 srxtsf ~
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nate Of the organization of the House, aud suotasr
ppittss. In conjunction with one from the Sonata
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~ q - The Chsisra Excits4ent. ss:syt.s
PirrssusoHs Jan 4, $780,
e ,THs Sc Louts rps is .sstn WORKING There ars su
sorts Of Fpors the river in tho .sholsrs
1t 10 reported that nine dsAths rsm chosrs have &C.
serrs On board Inc cinoin steamer NORTH River.
SCI =, The R'sssisn nainistsr's Ioase Hprns.
Gsssrq zlaro az sao.rgT WAsH,Nss eNs Jan. 6'A8sSl
- ThS nns country residence Of NJ B0disS6 the R1s
SAH Minister, was burnt down yesterday, ~. Vs.,
a. Th~Sovthsfn mail hes asriveds with New Orleans
dates only to the Goth alsv It eo6tAinsitts ssq
.t?H- rffTa - - l.. - :
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-. - ~ '-ao.-1 7MRfkets. Fo y ~ ~ -n'l'3
lss .aat - {.F.I OF erscJ NSrI, Jan 4. iS4s
Tns Hour Inatkrt So steady, but pot acts With mo-
OPT eit het in prices Of dsmsnd s4lss
i4nseak ~ se - SHodidefa ~ ix.rqupssd LTD ia
frN reqpe;t with sales in kess 1t olso Tps MARKET
fSf daH ea.s or t6o ~ SIS ss IS OF 100
n.y. net 'WhitKst r ia fAr denis ID with ssys rs
me- deiies eate at 1t iIrc aiom VI = ~ rr's
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r .sai, sSpo inteiigesce, Ia
YIk ir s.lass 1,elA AIDED W, * Is; but il ia
mi ga1 e q ceSx tosdeaay hden Afd
n tes s ofsa~ dsablaJ ksS cac nd re
csHassd AsAtcsas her ar Vessel oaIIc Hsesd
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-09
ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION
AGENCY

I1aE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens
L OF Baltimore and the public generally, for the
more man LIBERAL encouragement extended to him,
in the first year OF his Advertising and Subscrip.
ton Agency. He has made arrangements for eli
larging and extending his business, so as to en-
brace every portion the United States including
the CALIFORNIA; and the Canadas; and to enable him
to give it prompt and efficient attention. he has as.
ISOLATED with him Mr. II. M. GARLAND, Jr, of
Baltimore. The business will be conducted under
the firm and style of VIM. THOMSON & CO., da-
ting from the LIST of June
VIM. Thomson s. Co. will also attend to adverts.
ing IN the Baltimore papers Tor persons at dis
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choose such paper as they think will best subserve
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In no case will advertisers or subscribers be
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They will also give their personal attention to
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nettes, sSc Or any thing connected with the print
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VALUABLE
LAND FOR SALE.

Z / VIE Subscriber offers for sale from 400 to $50
Il ACRES or The TRACT DE LAND on
which he lives and; il moi previously sold, viii offer
II at Public Sale, on the premises, on Friday,
the l4M day Of September neri.s
ms land is IN Nelson County, on Rockfsh River.
near the foot OF the Blue Ridge. miles South OF
Eochtlsh Gap, miles Southwest of Broollsvjlle
Aibemarle County, within 20 miles eff scotsYilie,
and within Z or miles OF the Rail Road now in
construction by way Of Charlottesville to Rockfish
Gap. Near 100 acres Of this land is valuable low
grounds, 10 or $50 acres heavily timbered, much
OF which is valuable Tobacco land 1t Is unusually
well supplied with springs of excellent water
Possession would be given this Fall in time 10 seed
crop of wheat. Any communication. addressed
TO the subscriber, Greenfield p. o., Nelson County,
Va, viii be attended to.
JOHN B. COLES
July 2, ls4s-3t.
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TIE RICHMOND MAIT--Tbe STAGE co,

TIE RICHMOND MAIL..--The Stage con-
tractors on the Richmond route to Stanton, gave
the people very clearly to understand that they
could deliver the mail several hours earlier, by
recent notice in the papers. Ifthis arrangement
had been carried into effect the Stanton people
could have answered the letters of their Rich
mond correspondents on the same day they were
received, which would be a great convenience
We admit the mail arrives at the time fixed by
law, but why isit from ? O'Clock in the evening
to - the next day coming to staunton from
Charlottesville distance of 36 miles? If a pc
tition be gotten up, we have no doubt the Post
Master General win make the necessary altera-
ton in the time of the arrival of the Richmond
Mail. Those interested will Of course see to
his matter.
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MARRIED

On Thursday.the 28th uIt, by the Rev, Dr..
Mcfarland, Col. JONI X. BRowN, of the vicini-
ty Of Greenville to Miss ELIZA JANE, daughter Of
Mr. Matthew Wilson, Jr., of this County.
Married, in Georgetown, D. C., Oh Thursday,
the 2sth ult., by the Right Rev Bishop Johns:
Hon, ANDREW STEVENSON, of Virginia, to Miss
Mary SHAFT, third daughtero of the late DR.. Shaft,
of Maryland.
On Thursday evening last by the Rev. I. M.
ANN daughter Of Captain John H. Asst, all OF this
rlecs
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FoREIGN MARKET FOR AMERICAN BREAD
sTuFF rs The Daily Courier Of Buffalo, after
Specifying oar immense exports Of breadstufis for
Is4S, pertinentIy says -
Suppose the English market to be cut off to
morrow by the enactment ola high tariff What
would be the consequences The vast amount
OF produce now seeking foreign market would
pc retained here. This would depress prices to
a, runous point while these lords Of the loonl,'
these patriotic manufacturers could buy cheap
and pay in goods at prices twenty OF thirty per
cent, higher. Is there any thing palmer than
This Z! Yet these tariff advocates have the impru-
dence to propose to the farming and commercial
or shipping interests of the country to abandon
the markets of the world for the benefit of our
manufacturing interest! The project is both
preposterous and wicked aud it seems unnatural
to US that any man having an interest in trade or
property at such an advantageous commercial
point as our city can listen for a moment 10 it,
lar less endorse or advocate it. There can be
but lew who do SO, and fortunately for the repu-
tation OF the American people these are already
found to be IN small minority, and still decln-
ing.
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OLD WHTEY.-1'his distinguished brute aesich
figured SO largely in the Presidential campaign,
arrlFed al Cincinnati on Friday last, and was to
leave in the cars on the same day for the seat Of
government. The Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS he
IS San honest locking charger, about sixteen
hands and half high, and is the relic Of a sub
stanttal square-trotting coach horse