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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

INcHtScERY--vins Rules hcld in The
l Clerks Office II thr circnit superior Court .! Law
and ihance-y far Northampton county on ionday, Tho
Isl day ii January, lrig:
John NoltIn snaru. John A Slmpkins and Thomas
N. WilSins, merchants aud partners, trading under
the firm nf John Nottingham & 20, Plaintiffs:
John Floyd Jones. Joseph X Welsig-r and ca,harne
5 his WIFE John Par.er, Eldred Holt, ard Mier.
w Fisher, Dri"ndaEts
Th- frfpndaut John Floyd Jones, not having enter
Ell his appearance aud given security according 10 The
act Of Assembly and The rules o tins Court, aud ap-
nrar,np hy satisfactory evidence that he is not an inha-
bant Of this Commonwealth, II Is Ordered, That the
.ad defendant John Floyd Jones, do appear mere al
the rules he holden for the said Court The hr.t
Monday IN April next ans answer the bill nf The pain
f; aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in tn city Of Richmond
FOR months successfully and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Court Of this coGn
jaa l2-ewam Louis ROGERS. c c.
IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in the
1 Clerks Office of the Circuit superior cour Of Law
and Cbaneery Of Northampton county, on Monday, the
l.t day II January, l-i9:
Henry Shredder, Plaintiff:
John Floyd Jones Joseph Weisiser and Calhar!ns
his wife John Parkerand Eldfsd X lIol'.
DEFENDANTS.
The defendant, John Floyd Jones' NOT having enter.
ed his appearance and given security, according the
act of asse big and the rules Of this Court and II ap
p@arlng by satisfactory evidence that he 10 not nha-
btant Of this Commonwealth, II Is Ordered, That the
said defendant John Floyd Jones' do appear here, ut
the rules 10 holden Tor the said Count. the met
Monday April next. and answer the bill Of the PLAIN
tiff and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted
In some wspaper published Ia the city Of Richmond
months SUCCESSFULLY, that another copy be
pustsd at the front dnor Of the Court house Of this coun
w. A Copy-Tess,
Jan ia-cwsm LOUIS ROGERS, &C.
------
IN HhNCERY-VtEGIstA: AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Great Superior Court If Law
and chancery Of Northampton county, Monday, the
Isl day of January, iei9:
Thomas l.. Kendall, Plaiaua:
against
John Floyd Jones, Joseph X Wesicer and Caiharne
s his wife, John Parker and Edred Holt,
Defendants.
The defendant, John Floyd Jones, mi having enter,
I'd his appearance and given security, according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and u APP
pearng By satisfactory evidence that he Is not an ni
btant Of This Commonwealth, IL Is orteFed, That the
said defendant John Floyd Jones, do appear here at
the rules to be holden for the sad Court, nn III first
Monday in April next and answer the bill OF the ain
lift; and that copy oil this order be forthwith Inserted
In some ne spaper published in tile CITY OF Richmond
for two mo nths successfully and thu, another copy be
posted at the front door OF the Court house OF this conn
~. ACopy-irs'e, x,.
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EDUCATION.
washington Acatir.a,y

THE undersigned having associated IL. the nuraose
Of establishing in the town Of Washington an In
stilnion extensive scale than give
notice that they wit o2en, the sill oi January l-;a
and w! terminate The first session the 18th 81 Jny
The second session y III III. lsi cf S-p
temtrF, aud terminate o.: The 2'tn u prc.nses.
This schu1! IS designed u aor: L. pupils opporii
MY IL obtain thoroi.!i aud liberal education. The
subjects embraced III III, plan al instruction VIII be-
Isl. hncirnt and Nrl-ia LlugIa.rs-.I=: Ike lie
brew, Geek, Latin, French, Ecfinai. apaui.h and
Italian languages AMI Lit-fliGie, Ancieni ana Modern
History, sc.
The Languages will be Taught with 4 constant Ety-
molo.icil rsiefencr 10 tie English, = s,rn,alicai and
thorough knowledge of Tie structure and material Of
The latter being IN important branch Of Modern Etura
Lion. Al the languages vii! be taught manner
of The most approved hish Schpo.s III TINS country and
IN Enropr-SsH: hy n1a ana written exercises, and
trans4tipus made ion! thu Ea.lish into tic prciirr
ancient Modern !ln.ra.e; also, by examinations aud
questions The best text books.
The French aud German icing spoken BY of the
Principals, pupils who may desire IL obtain facility IN
conyrrSng those languages viii have an ample op-
poTtgnity afforded Them.
81. English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Flo
cu,l"n BOOK Keeping Mathematics, "a liberal ccnrs-,
Chemistry, Natural aid Moral Philosophy &C., sc.
Mr.. IRA; son VIII also have Female School CON
Quoted by lady ofrxprrirncr and h. III literary atIan
mrnis ~ which Young ladies' Will be- instructed in AL
the branches Of Eagiish Education, Modern Lam
euases, Noca and Instrumental Music, NerdirWork,
Drawing. SC.
Vocal Music will br taught IL classes without an eX.
tn charge. Piano and Guitar AZ the usual rates.
Mr. Grayaan bases his claim Ia the public patronage
on thr fact OF his lving conducted This Academy
number years III. satisfaction of his employers
Mr. Maeri-ns refers 10 Professor Harrison of tho Uni
vesity OF Virginia, I'm whose family hr has taught and
gwen entire satisfactorily also, 10 Professors WIN. u
and Robert G. Rogers, of the Institutions the Hon"
Judge crancn, Of Washington cry, aud many other
gentlemen of distinction aud learning
washington Is situated The base of The Blue Ridge,
= remarkably healthy place and there hannls
OF VICE within its peaceful bo:d,rs. The society Of
RaipalannGck Is Of The first order.
IEHMS-For board. washing. fuel, light. &c, item
montisl so5 The tuition fees viii range from Sl6 To
$50, VIII: an extra charge for Modern Languages, Mu.
sic, &c Board 10 lie paid half year,: III advance
Additional! information can he obtained b. addressing
the Principals who viii furnish circulars an
accurate statement oil all expenses.
g w GRAYSDS,
II w MAERrENS, A ".
o. The male and irmlr pIpil, will room in seul.
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FORTUNES EHsEsass.

"sTASD BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
i Fortune Of her agents Ia distributing her
fayors amongst the people in this part OF the world has
located himself at No i, Main street. Richmond, front
part of the green house, and three doors ahnve the Old
Market where he will he happy To his friends and
TO receive orders from any nf The country, which
will be promptly and conidentally attended TO. Il is
usee SO for him advise dictate any on, what is
TO their interes, in securing 10 themselves, by small
investment, competency for life; and as he is opposed
to the pufln. system, will not do So but will only
mark that any of his friends the nnblic general
w. have any spare change that they feel disposed To
risk in this way, they VIII always find supply, and a
variety tickets in all lotteries under the management
of ne old firm, u. PAINE & Co, who, for the short
space Of time that they have been established here
have been the successful Managers IN The United
States Schemes of lotteries. with prizes 81 $4,000
dollars &c, 600 $4,000, 10000, l0,nDO, 5000 &c 9c
&C.. can be had al my office; and tickets from 70
twenty dollars, always hand. For particulars,
bills OF the day. RICHARD CHALK,
NJ, u
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NEGRO HIRING,

.NEUNV IIINII*U,
BY ~ B. e. G.. B. HILL
TINE Subscribers offer their services again to
i their friends and the public 10 Hive out Ne
grocs for the ensuing year.
They would recommend those who intend send
ing their negroes here TO send them early that
they may obtain good homes and good prices.
They pledge themselves 10 attend 10 all negroes
entrusted 10 their care in sickness.
N. B. & C. B. HILL,
Corner of Wall and Franklin Streets.
Dec 4-d&ctlF
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ID. a':tsEse & Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
rINHE past year has hrrn of marked success with
Paine Co.'S Agency NJ Richmond. We LOOK
forward with the confident expectation Of like brilliant
results the year 10 com--an expectation based upon
the highly favorable schemes which u Paine 70.
viii continue To issue, together with the signal good
luck which has attended The progress Of this agency
We commence the year with Catalogue Of admirable
Schemes, some ofwhich we present below.
During the past year, Palne's Agency has Ind more
large prizes than all other Agencies combined and
IN the sale u one prize alone, Nos. q Al 40, The
grand Capital of sadauu,, more money was distributed
by PURCELL & CO. Than in any ten prizes sold by
all Managemrnls In The CITY. We also add that D.
PAINE O. CO. have more large prizes 10 this city
during the past year than all other Management s have
sent in i've years. II prizes are wanted, buy Panrs
Tickets; and for .arse ones. address NJ, or
&. w. PURCELL & CO.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY!
on Saturday, January l3th, 1919, At Baltimore. .
Nos, 20 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prizeof s47,ll5 prizsof ssa,75s
$4,000 20 . 1000
lO,nO0 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves ! 80; quarters rs. Certificate
Of a package of wholes sl8)-shares in proportion.
In this Lottery, the ST. 81 81, 4th 5ih, 9th 7th, eth
9Th or 10Th drawn numbers entitled 10 S5-all the
ether drawn numbers 10 S. 50 each.
drawn in Baltimore Saturday, Jam aOth, lsa9 Is
Nos, ~ drawn.
Splendid Scheme:
prizes of $4,000 prizes Of 81, ~
1900 " ,0tG
l,75c &c. &c.
Tickets $40; hav.s5, quarters 50. Certificate Of a
package Of wholes sl3D-shares in proportion.
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 3, for lsi9
TO be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday
Jan. oath. rs Nos 10 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
| prize of SIX, 900 prize OF 81. OOC
% 900 / . 2,COG
III 900 20 prizes Of ,25O
5,495 &c. &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion. Certificate of n
package of whoes Sl20-shares in proportion.
~ In purchasing by the package deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
90 Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or in any other Lottery drawing
daily, tprice Of Tcketsfrom 81 to $40 under our ma
nagement, address us. or G. w. PURCELL,
AgenrforD d. PAINE q CO., Richmond Va.
Ian 6
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ROUND PLASTER.-2000 tons fresh
VI ground Plaster. For sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Jan. 6-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

E. B. SPENCE, in commencing business on
his own account, would respectfully ask to be
remembered by mis- friends and The public gene.
rally, assuring them that he will be enabled 10
offer extra inducements
From the facilities he will have, and the bust
ness arrangements already made, he will be en-
abled TO have constantly on hand a large assor-
mem oil fashionable Goods in his line, al prices
that cannot tail 10 please. Cln,hing made 10 or
der. Jan. l2-dim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

JAMES GARLAND ASD WM. VI. CABELL
HAVE united in the practice Of Law, and will rrgu.
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts II Amherst Appoma',ny, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
Aiiress-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND Will continue, diligently, 10
practice in the Court of Appeals. Oct ai-clf
DISSOLUTION.
THE 20 Partnership If WlSFREE & SHEPPARD
4 j. THIS day dissolved by mutual consent The
o: the firm Will be used only in closing the bust
mess Of the late firm, SAMUEL WiNFREE,
January LIST, leiy. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, in.
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FIAT ROCK ACADEMY.

LAI ROCk ACADEMY.
THE next session Of tins Institution viii commence
on The first February, and close the last day az
November.
For tuition III The Latin ana Greek Languages
and Mathematics, or either se5
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic San
Reading, Spelling and Writing, SIS
by price for Board. during the session of len
months, Is S75; Tor week hoariers, who spend Satur-
days ana sundays with their parents, deduction Of
two S.vrntbs is made for those days. In The prices
for tuition deduction made except Tor poiractrd
sickness condition not less Necessary jus
ice to tn teacher, than the advancement Of the stu
dent
To parents and guardians boarding their or
wards with me, would say that II i my habit 10 hear
the rrcitaiions Of my boardrrs 1t home, wei!
school, Whenever they prepared and that particu
lar hours, during nernIsslons, Will br devoted Ia
study, during which no disturbance Will he tolerated
that Is calculated 10 impede the progress of my board
ers. Ihs regulation will ns rIeiy enforced. Address
the subscriber, Macfirand's, Lunenbnrg county. Vr
gina. JOHN ORGAN, JR.
Jan. 5-ctl5Feb
pJ Wing requested to give four insertions IN their
Count paper; also The Christian Advocate.
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For THIS WEEK.

FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday Pokonoke, 2 Capitals: $4,000
3 OF 5000 OF 500, sc. IS Nos. IA drawn
Tickets a.
Saturday-G,aud Consolidated, Glass I. Ca.
pilas: Sails, rs 900, 10000 $3.50, ~ Of 1000,
&c. IS Nos, 20 drawn. Tickets SIS shaIes
in proportion.
IT Orders for tickets, packages, certificates of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lolte-
res advertised BY Messrs. ID. Paine & Co, altend-
ed to with promp,ness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. K. CHALK.
Ian 6
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INTFpEsT M THE STATE DEBT.

% AupIroRs' OFFICE, Jan 9Th, ls49.
rCUE srmi.annua interest due on that part Of the
public deb, registered the books OF this oire will
be pad on application and after onday. the 5th in
slant. J. BhDNN y, JRi "a aHdiloI.
Jan e-c3t
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RORERT r. HOWTSON

HAS removed his Office 10 the "Law Build
Il ing" near the new Court House.
He will, as heretofore, practice regularly in
the Courts of Richmond City and the county of
HeDrico. Dec 2S-dlw&law2m
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TH f a re r
BENEFIT OF MISS |. DICKINSON.

NOTICE..
THE undersigned would return their thanks
i 10 The citizens Of Richmond and vicinity, for
The liberal support extended 10 mem through their
Agent Mr.. E. 3. SPENCE, and having sold out
their sock II Clothing, &C., to MIN, would be-
speak Tor him share OF that patronage SO lioe.
rally bestowed or them.
To those indehed To US, We would respectfully
urge them t. settle their accounts with Mr. Spence
al lhcif earliest convenience.
JNO. M. OREM g. CO.
Richmond, Jan. |, 1919.
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AUCTION SAFES
Ely "a. Is. u 4. Es. asi!l. Auc;,
NEGROES

viii be sold b. u THIS MORNING. al 10
o'cIccS no Negro Gitls the Negro Woman -
years oil, atd y" Ncgm Men 20 aaG II wears
CIT : L. < =. 3. HILL, aucts.
Jan. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

~ HASCERY-VIRGISia:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Once of the Snpa o Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the sixth day Of January l5io
Thomas NJ Smith and Charles J Sinion, surviving
partners Of the late firm Of Van Lew, Smith and Com
pany, Plaintiffs:
against
Burgess Long, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered MS
appearance and given security according TO the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not inhabitan Of
this Commonw cath, It is Ordered, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear at the rules To be held for the said
Court on the first Monday in April next, and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door Of the State Courthouse in the
said city. hCopy-Teste,
Ian ll-cW2m RORERTS Clerk.
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EIHiS Institution is located in Caroline county, vi :
4 GINA, forty miles North of Richmond, aud three
miles from The Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
The Of instruction comprises the Latin, Greek
French and Spanish languages Mathematics IN all its
branches. Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, fcr SIX months com.
mrncing the Isl OF February next, wi br SiiD-SlJ0
payable in advance, S4J Al the close OF the session.
+ w COLEMAN, A ", Principal
NJ cnTENlS
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COMMISSION HOI;SP

COM MISSION HOUSE.
THE undersigned have associated themselves in b,l.
siness. TO sell all kinds oil Produce commission,
under the firm Of WINFREE 4 WATKINS. Liberal
advances will be made an al produce in hand
Oiiice-near Shockoc Warehouse.
SAMUEL WINfREE.
HENRY e. WATKINS.
Richmond Lar January 1910 -r1m
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SAFE


DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
L'lXED IL Il, !, rs.r.ipau...l % remo:e .l.r
10 5! ~ f->:.!rtee--@aaf"ltpcc-ln me
town y S4ineE, situated between Alan ant Ca.
~ s,,ceis, ab"nt one mil, md pat from The Ga.
rioI !! c,aaias iw,l:c acres .. Land now
rich--has nGon j, 4 new n;icE t~o so.. rouse.
vi seven .oom' aud six fire places, barn. >iable'
cuy aons", Carriage house well and hahir,
hoa>e, age bet house. &c.
For one nall .! III porcnase money the rcr.
c"a>er can obtain more han reasonable lime
n paying interest halt yearly, aad securing he
DEBT II Balance.
No SCOT can be better situated Tor an eaily gar.
den. One hundred Of Sint.:'r choice app trees
are now growing Oh the premises, together with
fifty peach trees
Il 81" !; 10; made BY IL, 10Th o! January,
lo49, wond ;eG' proviiea can ecr reliable
tenant. y. l. SUTTON.
Dec 22-cw,i
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Christian & LathrOp

OHK HSVHtNHN &c HZNVhNE VP
Lave still on hand a good assortment Of
IL Heavy twiled Blankets, for servants
Whitney Bed do, all sizes
While, red and yellow Flannels
Satinetts, Kerseys and Linseys
Cassimeres, Cloths and Ves,ings
Mouselaines, all qualities
Plaid and Plain Aapacas
Embd. Muslins and Robes, for parties
Lace Capes and Muslin Collars
Carpets, Rugs and printed Drugels
With other styles Of goods at reduced prices al
Jan, 6 SO Main street
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u w MAEKlENS, a NJ.
- The male and female pupls VII room in seia.
rate hudln-S tut eat at the table, thereby
II advantages thai VIII br duly appreciated by parents.
Washington, Rappahannock CO., Va, Dec l-cllt
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Richard Hill, Jr ,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
uiRES ont Negroes, Rents out Houses, and
FL Collects Claim. o! all kinds.
Ofiice-Corner Main and lilh streets.
Dec 1I-d&ctI.n00
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70 600 pNII.ARSI

Vireinin Monongalil Lottery, Class A. Tor 1919, 10
be drawn on SATURDAY., January 81 IS No. Ln,rry-l5
drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

ORKNEY "A LA w
4 ATE Of Quincy, Illinois. has .iurn.d to Rich
iLmnnG and VIII practise ia the Courts held IN thi-
city and county and the adjoining counties
II Office over M-sSis Smith & larwood's Main
street. Nav 2-IyiEr
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IN CHANCERY-ViR6isIA Al Rules held in the
Clerks Office ofthe Superior Court Of Chancrry for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day of January, 1919:
Charles Storm, Plaintiff:
ntnst
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass MOI, TO bedrawr
n Saturday, January l3th, 1919, At Baltimore. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-28
The Message and Documents.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Dec


WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Dec 90.
Az Christmas day is always DIES no" as 70
public business, / did not write you ye'terdsy
You will have read In the city newspapers the sd'
d-e,, delivered by Sir HKSsY LYTToN BuLwEE tae
nav Epelsh Minister to the President on bis Presen'
,ston with his credsntss The declaration Of the new
Mic,s,er that he does not Come as foreigner TO
foreign Land" and his reference 10 tie great dniy as
lyn.d by Providence to the Aoso Saxon rsce, 10 not
u.bed here By some of the diplomatic representatives
Of IN. other races With which Europe 10 psopied /,
/. resarded by them as excluding IRON the .se o.
civilized nations all countries but Great Britain ana
the limited States II sir Henry (ssy some q mem,
h,, only come to his home he IL not n be conro
q, tho representatye OF joreisH Government IL -
really su,ne 10 hear Soma OF these gentlemen lsviSh
,har sarcssrns against the Anglo Ssxont, rssue"
arrogant race assuming exclusive dignity ano oANe'
|, vas curious coiocieoce that the Minister from
Crest Bitsin, and the Reprssentsnve OF tue Me-rs
yuan Government should be presented on the same
dsv and II may bsve been .hisf sct which led the Pres
ident TO introduce the delicate dstsnt sluson 10
the Nicaragua question In hs reply. Both tho sddfes
| and the answer exhibited proper and Peacesoe
sort which 10 calculated 10 wessen the expectations
al those who have descsrrns the great proba
biity that the mutual good understanding OF tbs two
countries 10 likely to be interrupted by eoflon con
earning the right 10 the route by which the projected
canal 10 proposed 20 be constructed
The Message and the most important accompanying
cumen,s are now before toe public, and have bean
generally read ard commented on rel oioe 70 INC
ths, they are one and all ex.epsivtly spproVes me
10 declared 10 be remarkable Tor I've sna'y 70
,he Messages Of General Wsshogton oonnned 70 Ls'
Ter. which come properly within its sphere Nrssh'
forward. lucid statesman Ike and sincere EPSILON
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From Tampic o.

By the arrival here yestertsy OF the schooner
Renaissance Cspt Brnsn, from Tsmpico, the 5h ins
y. have received the D.-soy Of iss; ci'y y We az
ia,, lnci1siFs Thss pspsr naOurees tnai 1-o az
.esis - b brought 10 ths 5y orcer OF the FrosI'
u ice Rsp.bc fOF tie murder Of Don seao fiofss
Uhocu he captured sor,e Dire Oscs AEs ~ sad snot
uu;e. the pre,erss La 10 v.s ersssed u resoiau
Az pou against The STATE Of T,n.aIpsf Toe LSIsS
.1y ~ c,atrues ia attacks o. Don !. CSds1ss' 20
Governor Of T.raui,ss, s1d Gen Arists, toe oscIs
tsry Of War for uphcdrz csnsles 10 re s,tsE sfS
dies Flores 4 sope.Ts vAs. 81 ne sreshhs oe'
the var between ths Csired states AID Marc ~ 81
trsraelv rich snd sstnnsbis in1ividusi " zen oso.
T.Jlor wa sbCui Sying rless u 4o-ieEey, -
a. Government so go which Sun was pl19 y -
,uovcrt Of ice troops under Gsa. Anfasl-. ne -.
eessutly w-ns = Medeo - reclaim Psyine- "a
;. %, rSsde Genera BY Santa Anna ID 9'oe1 . =
s,ea aim H. "a, Ik- conyecsaacs q &c Dysst
a ;,osi3.,s The debt BE ihen aeeeG'ee s1l.A-- =
- south yhs-. g1deF Alvarez, ue setes Ios &c
f-,lartunalsy he acquire: there lnose reIo
t-S-ocss -tich ed h KS prerafure des'n- ana g
-.,1,ss.tsd real freely II eIscaans ~, arc Do
- is,ss M ,dsnertsl .rt.c,s Of the Consdfation,
- .so,ns ystshoui the fOrr1s Of a tria lat cheer
"a 4 harryiss the unf1.IEas.e flores 70 kis
- through ire desire 70 appropriate tae rnSnsJ
- r,,sr raj sbozt him az the u1e 81 hts capture,
h,es /, .,Ii % Dc $4,000 Flores, sl.hsuzn naive
TO- south v.s r,lstsc b marriage TO lie princpA
au.sliss Of New Lson ~. -Fie<j 10, Sta-