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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ton more than good best iron, is reaueea ,,, a.
low and, in some instances, lower Iha Ge s Sai
nonesl bar ifcn that can be ionnu, e',he' ~ %,
fordshire or Wales-complcie Trash; ah" Se.
some oil the purchasers will have you osl'ey ,.
they gel The best iron, while The iacI IS, rams
camnot hc made OF good best lIcn AZ iess 'id,
trora TWO TO lhree pounds per ton abo.e "ha'
they are now selling al. Il reminds me Of o'Ie's
beng sen, Tor gold watch seals Tying he maker
70 abocl 81! or Is. eaci. FMS is Just now 'he
case with rails; AMI lhe consequence Is, ihey are
10 sooner laid down, lhan ia few weeks OF
months they begin 10 lamina!e, split and crush,
and are obliged 10 Le taken up and replaced as
,:ey are ionnd 10 give way; ana thus me railway
is continually eHdaD.eTins The lives ol P"sSen'
gers, bes dss tciug serious expensc 10 me r"'',
pany Many a:c nov punins the ronEa OPP"
TAIL, which puts II he evil cay a liile; hn ~
destroys ihe Tyres as fast again, and thus MECCA
ses the loss"
So the difficulties OF iron masters are not III
The Tariff, and canno. be removed ny chausin2
the Tariff.
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POETRY.
X 0 S S u T II .
Nv o. nutrtr

A race of nob.es may die out,
A royal line may leave no heir,
Wise Nature sells no guards about
Her pewter plate and wooden ware.
Bn, they fail not The kindlier breed,
Who starry diadems attain;
To dungeon, axe and stake succeed
Heirs OF the cd heroic strain.
The zeal oil Nature never cools,
Nor is she thwarted OF her eEds,
When sarped and dulled her cheaper tools,
Then she saint and prophet spends.
Land oil ihe Magyars! though it be
The tyrant may relink his chain,
Already thine the victory,
As The Jus, Future measures gain.
Thou hast succeeded thou hast won
The deatbly IavaiIs ampest worthi
A nations duty ,hou hast done,
Giving hero TO our earth.
And he, let come VIA, will OF woe,
Has saved the land he strove TO save;
No Cossac holdeS, no traitors blow
Can ouench The voice shall haunt his grave
81 Kossulh am: Future, thou
That clear'sl the Just and blot'st The vile,
Der this small dust 10 reverence bow,
Remembering what was eIewhile.
II was The chosen trump where through
Our God sent forth awakening brea;h;-
Came chains Came death the strain lie
blew
Sounds on, oulliviDg chains and death"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LATER FROM MEXICO.


The Royal West India Mail Steamer Severn,
VIM. Vincent commander, arrived in the bay
early yesterday morning from Vera Cruz. We
receive by her papers from Vera Cruz TO the 18Th
and the city OF Mexico 10 The 9Th ina.
She brought 952 bales Of cochinea for Eng
land; ard Sl,l3l,l44 in specie, oil which sum
81 .08l, 0I6 is in tTansiiu for EnglaEd-S sos, 80
on account OF Mexican dividends-and S5O,e97
for Mobile and New ORLEANS. OF this sum
$4,000 is consigned 10 E. c. Cenler and Co.;
$1,000 TO Lie Baron and Son, and 81 $50 10 Har-
rison g. Robinson.
The following is lis, OF the Severns passen-
gers: Nathan Clifford, U. S. minister and tamil
", Messrs A N Andrea, Keymoln, J E Fink,
A J Atocha, R Aura, Depenl, V Aleman, and
six on deck.
The papers announce the. departure OF Mr.
Clifford, our late minister TO Mexico with regret.
II il asked, who is 10 be his successor, as no one
vet has been appointed 10 succeed him.
Considerable speculation is going on relative
10 the destination OF the Round Islanders, under
COL White. From the Rio Grande 10 the Belize
the alarm has been given in all The Intermediate
porls on the coast, each city fearing sudden at
lack. Gen. Vega bad sent courier 10 The F.
deral Government 10 demand succor. Gov. Bar
bacano, surrounded as lie was with Indian diff
cullies, had drawn together imposing forces o
infantry, cavalry and artillery, among The fuca.
tan poys He iea;s only for Laguana, which h
recommends with solcuude 10 The Mexican Go
vernmen;.
The Mexican Consul al New Orleans had ad-
vised The Commandanl General Of Tdmaulipas,
OF the intended departure o! 500 armed Amcri.
cans with Two steamers Tor the Island OF LoboS,
which is about 25 or 30 miles from Tampco.
This news had caused great excitement and is
supposed 10 be a movement in concert with tie
friends Of Santa Anna on The borders Of The Rio
Grande.
The Government, up 10 the last aivces, was
making extensive preparations oil cecnce in The
cities along The coast.
The puros in The recent elections gained the
advantage.
Antigua, locality of the STATE of Vera Cruz
has been inundated. in consequence ol The heavy
rains. The rush Of waters was SO rapid as
scarcely 10 give the inhabitants time 10 fly. The
Government OF Vera Cruz had made an appeal
10 public philanthropy 10 aid the sufferers.
Madame Bishop, Bochsa and Valieliina were
performing in Puebia
Nsw Orleans Pi:ayare. Sept 20.
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Ut "C THTE'
SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL.

Messrs. Elilors:-It always gives me great
pleasure 10 call public attention 10 works OF
AT in the city Of Richmond, for i.w cities
can hoas OF equal Arnsls with he Mcfopoli'
ii Virginia; but in no one branch have bcen
more astonished as well as delighted, Than al Nh
s,cai perfection 10 which Mr.. Whiiehursi has
reduced Dasuenotyping. Calling IN al his gale J
ot pictures 4 few lays since, | was really SUI.
p,sed Ia behold hanging about the room, 80 ma
nv excellent images Of friends, "duc 10 nature"
some OF whom are now 10 mGr,; and The thought
al once struck me-, that every family would DE-
well 10 procure correct image al itself from
This Establishment, in order that The survivors
G,sh! ever possess true copy o! those neaIe =
and dearss 10 ihcn, when Death had removed
HE originals from earth. Those who have not
seen The pictures referred 10, can have bn; AZ
imperfect conception OF their great accuracy,
soilntss Of tint, and beauty Of execution; ami i
they will but call" am satisfied ,hai the iai !
ented operator Of The establishment, Mr.. Me'ca'f
can, al short notice, furnish them with b'o,s
il mis- of themselves. a VISITOR
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Lsgtansc, Sept. li.h, l3l1.
plrI.ONATIC INSULTs.

is said thai nutc singular AMI ex,e p.i9uabe
language has tsca addressed 10 Mr. Cidyirn ~
the British GJvernmer; IL reference 70 lhe Mos
quito :ia: ailsir, man any that can &c e. raced
ltom he lc!tls .. NJ P.ussin by the ;a,s; Gaze.
hi and artul >i.!ina 81 h,> language. II slca
should b tns lsc!, way has tbs language rscn
pookc;sG? Why 90! haze 4 il,re up wih ur
cid ally Of federalism, joaa Ball. Lsi Is have
Inc correspondence on laat affair. We kaow
wat constitutes an i:isuli 70 French: nov lel Us
sse what terms IN Engtsi ale Sufficient 10 con-
si:a;e Gle. We ale inclined 10 tn belle hat
%acn hc operations II The cabinet are i:aogn, a.
they Ill ultimately b., tie people will cene 10
ihe couc.usion that !he pie macy Ct TIA; d.
will b IS tuaEy as General Iaya;'s dig na
sfeeohs, in his late chlleta tour. Ne hope ;aa
The nsA, specimen ci ground and loiiy tGmb.i.-
t. wlica lie decre are 20 b. iIsa;ed ~ TIE tabi
mel will b. Re Mesquite correspondence:
Union.
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Rappahamnock Acadc57S

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
GEO z BUTLER, NJ Principal,A + n RoI.Fe
" A NJ, Assistant in Ancient Languages mi scnI,
G BALDWIN, Jr, Assistant in Maihematic. md ~.
tics 1T
The session Of this Institution will conr,.u.
on Nednesdas, Tie 81 OF October, ana eontnu.
until the last DAY Of July 1850, with ,Saa
al Christmas The School Is situated IN c,,.,,n
county, Virginia, about 10 miles below Pr-d.,,.lo
burr, from Port Royal, and Is from the Ml:o.a ,,snS,
uftne Richmond railroad being entirely thr
and removed from tile temptations of pubic places ~.
sufficiently the public routes Ia he easily
bic from all points. The buildings are large and com
mUdius, and the location remarkable for health nj 4,
SEASONS Of the year.
The course of instruction will embrace the Latin
Greek and ffench Languages. Mathematics ,llin
branches cfl Thorough English Education, with b,,u,
ing, &c The ASSISTANTS Srlrctrd-ihe first Of whom il
graduate q! oxford, Fog and; the other at the Viz
gina Military iasi'tntr-:irr young men ii h.,a stand
ing trachrrs Of experience, who bring with lhem IT,.
timoniais al tie highest character.
TIE terms are tor The session of ten months sIso
including y ard, Tuttion, Washns, Fu. Lights and
iedtng; So payable in advance, and THE balance on
The Isl dag 1t NIrrh. Students are Requested In ~
p:metn IN their attendance III. first dly Of the sea
sion. CaiiloaGes containing all details. wi be SEN,
upon application 70 all y ho may desire them.
Pos. Office, 4apaa.anuocs Acader,y Caroline C,,..
ty, Virginia GLD u BUTLER, ;" Ptnelpl
RErERsS CEs:
REV II Drmiscn, WIN nnisLurr
*Wm " Lama. EsGi rF " Seabuiy. Esq. No,rolk
.Capt Wm Green, United states hsyy
.Wm Eloxaam, E>a Tallahassee, florida
'i"hn |. EioS.t+ Es.l coiumbu-, Mississippi
Hon +. Batter Kong, Gc1g'a; lion Watrous, Ala.
WIN Taylor, l. q. CaIo ,ne I'nunty, Va.
Geo Fzhn2h, Esl Res WIN Friend. por, ROYAL
SIR Fairfax, Col = 'rayio-. <Aur. F,lzhugb
Esq. W Roy Mhsno, E,e, .Chas Mason, sR,sb
ard n Turner, E>q. King Geoigr
'Gro:ce " Lrsis ksqi 'Robsu Mayo Jr, Esq; Hen
Wilougrby Newton, We,tmo.-.and
sJohn Saunders, E>q, Essex
<Ds II Henry. FanIust
.llr William Shnliicr, Matthews Cont House
sGrn : u Lewis. Rocking iam
sDanirl l. Gardner ESd, Hrn,:cn
sCapi James Maeet, Southampton
Rev 4 Shlris, Geugrtoyn, u g
lioa Jao I.una1, Fredericksburg
Il" John W Gillian. In L II Ssaitt. biHwilil, { II
And the patrons Oi III" School centrally.
Gentlrmrn who ri.ls, have q! have hal san. q,
war.lsa NJ thr Iu.titutun An, .--ta ivL,,
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TRIAL OF THE ASTOR PLACE RIOT
ERS-STARTLING DlSCLO> URES.
evidence biorghl cut YESTERDAY, on he nlal G! The
rio,ers OF The l0,h OF May, presen's some OF The
most startling facts which have yet been connec-
ted with that melancholy emsute. !. appears, BY
unimpeachab.e evidence, !ha, rowdies from The
Northern Liberties oil Philadelphia had been enea-
ged for The riot IN question, and were present on
that occasion. The evidence also shows that
deliberate purpose had been formed, by some Of
these bandilii, 10 sci fife to the theare whilst 1t
was full OF people; and Preparations had been
made, by getting collection oi shavines, ior that
diabolical purpose The mind ri every good CHI.
zen is startled at these new and hitherto unheaId
oil atrocitie'. The cou,t ard public prosecutor
are doing their duties, in The face O, all sorts OF
obslrnciiors; and we have every ,easoo to be-
]ieve that the jury viii also perform their solemn
duties without fear, iavor, OF aliscior
IN. V Hs,ak.
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FROM THE GERMAN.

Love thy Maker; let love be
Duty ard delight 10 Thee.
When the day breaks DER the hill,
AT the sunset hour so sill,
Let each living creature share
Thy warm love; and be Thy care,
That whate'er thine eye may see
Shall form link twixt heaven and thee
Find Thy home in every land;
Give each man a brothers. hand;
Aud let each mourning spirit see
The lasting claim il has on thee.
Grant help where'cr il may avail;
Sympathy, il help should fail;
Solace 10 each pining heart.
To The wavering strength impart.
Then, Thy heart, thy bliss shall be
Like stream, that, full and Tree,
Ere it's ocean home appears.
Many a way-worn waaderer cheers.
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Ter nc Enqh,feT
TO THE PEOPLE OF KING WILLIAM
rDIIMrY

COUNTY.
Fellow citizcEs-A many of you have nll.
tered me BY expressing q desire TO knaw whe-
lhcr inend becoming candidate for yo1r
SURFACES next Spring, have determined 10 re
scr, TO This method Of informing you, as il IS
tbc only one By which could possibly make a
general expose Of my intentions.
II is true. that Immediately after the election,
declared my determination OF becoming can
di3atc, but with no real intention of DUNG so,
bu; merely for tie purpose Of giving emf 10y
menl II the numerous busy todies Of This lille
hot bed Of political ttice seekers.
Mr. Tomiin, through the aid Of some ioeinr
funds, WIG are row as anxious 10 defca, hin
ny running another, a they were then 10 defeat
nc alter an arGucus contest proved victorious,
and consider il would be folly ia me 10 at.
temp again contest which could only termi-
nate in pecuniary loss, aud, what is more 10
be regretted, an excitement Of the hostility of
persons who are now personally nj warmest
lricnis. must then, fellow citizens, al tie
same !imc tha; return 10 these who so warmly
supported me my most sincere scknoa lcdg,
menis, slate that | shall HJt again be candi-
date SO long IS MIR 'Tomlin wishes the Office but
whenever he may ,hirk proper 10 decline re-
election, avow how ny determination of then
becoming candidate, aGd, should you rot again
hear from ME, w,.h ...,sclf 10 be So considered
To you, my fellow citizens, who have here :
tolorc opposed NE, can only say, last ycu ac,-
c. as have always done IN supporting your
fayortc, and hoping may prove that fayori,e
on my next appearance before you,
have Tie hoaoc L be your couatyman,
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Charlottesville, on The 2on ,ns', =. ~
The Rev VIM S White, Mr. ST GEORGE Ito
10 Miss LIZZIE GrLMER, eldest dauga'el u va
late ThOs w Gilmer.
Married, on the llth irs.. by The Rev w I'd
Anderson, Mr. JosEpn Robinson, Jr. 81 wen en-
worth, n c, formerly Of Richmnnd, VA 10 WIS
NANCY BuRrcS, Il DanVile, Va.
On Tuesday, the 25lh instant, by the Rev: Ko-
Der. Rylard, Mr.. WIZ. w. BRADLEY, 10 MISS
Anna NJ. PEAgE, all oilhis city,
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MN ,rrL Sent d

f'tcm F.er:o Ca5alo D. T.,tser Distw 6ancss, &c
l H. schooner Sadsse has arrived here iron
Peei.o Catclio, bringing news 70 lie Isl instant.
There vas i wsll.acc:ediied repcu prevailing
there q. lasl accounts, tina, G neral Paez and sc
vera! Of lis Ulcers were Imprisoned in Carac-
Gas. Considerable disiuTba ce, ard fighting
wer@ sill ecing on 10 he in.lior Cf the country,
aid things were still in very Unsettled stale.
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SYRACUSE ST pi, 26

NEW YORK WIG STATE CONyEN.
TtON-Tre Convention scTsled al 10 Il. NJ.
Gsa J NJ. Cack, OF SaTa,osa, olii,iaied as icn-
rorary Chairman, and Charles McDougall of n.
acra. and Joha Il Dix, OF Iales, as temporary
secfe;a;ics: "a lanes c FofsyIh, p'esiden,.-
Tie Cnlysn!oa no.4 in.,:! T.! tie CoGr- Q! Ap-
pcalS. Joshca Il Spencer; Comptroller. Wash
in.on Hrn: Secrr ary OF SAFE, Christopher Lo-
gar; Treasurer, Alyab Hun; Attorney General,
Samuel S,cnceLs
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Telesraphed Tor HE Baltimore Sun.
" h5IIIN' ~
opp ittm'nts, &c

opp ittm!nts, &c
Solomon r flaolliday TO be receiver OF public
moneys at Newmansyille, Plorida, vice Geo II
Smith, who declines the otIce.
Ex-Governor Seward arrived here 10 daJ.
The Postmaster General will return from his
northern visit tonight
On making inquiry, learn thai no difficulty
exists between Mr. Clayton aud Mr. CHAMPION,
the English Charge.
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rCN n0I,(apS REWARD.

v,ASAWAY from the subscriber, few days since,
Ii my Negro Man, ANDREW. The sand negro IS
fellow some j. or - years old, OF brown COM
.,e,isn. rather intelligent. I purchased hm IN kici
iannd. of Mr.. Templeman, laat May. lie was raised
near Fredericksburg near which place snppss ne !,
nn,v linking The above reward will be PAID 10 ahy
prrson who viii deliver him TO me, al - ny Font
Mills, Cumberland, or secure him n any az 20 mat
get him. 'o6h y s@o-
Sept, 2l-eH
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.aiyerslty of Virginia.

rp,JtE NY, annual session uf The University of gfg
4 nj, viii commence on the Isl OF October, and con
tinlr without interruption hn Inc .ylh o June ne
University comprises the following Schools and Lee
lurrship-riz: :,
l. Ancient Tansuases-Prcfr-'or Gessner Ham
son, NJ u.
H. Modern Languages-Pfoi-ssor Schele DE we're,
Ill. Mathematics Edward IL Conrirnay,
l. l. u.
w. NATURAL Phoscphy-Prof William Rogers.
" Chemistry aud Maleria N.dica-froi Robert r
Rogers, vi d
VI Mathematician Henry Howard, VI u.
WI. Anatomy and Surge'y-Piol Jas l. cah,ii, u y.
vii. Moral Philosnphy-Prof William II McGuilry,
DD, LID.
tx. Law-Proiessor John Minor.
H. Lecturer and Demonstration 81 Specln ana Patho
logical Amalomy-John : Davis, " ~.
TO be admitted into the University the student must
Ia iii .prnsr with this reIuisitinn III The cse oi appc
,jnp for admission hy two brothers, on. of whom ma
De under the age al sixteen.
If tbr applicanl f"r admission has been student n
uy other Incorporated seminary, r cannot bn received
irlo the University unless he produces crriIic tc
from such Seminary, ar other satisfactory rSdrhc','o
III, Faculty with respect his grgetI goad cGEdnct
The whole necessary expenses rAcilsife ni clothes,
books and pocket money, are estimated ~ follows:
Board including furniture aud attendance, tor n'ne
months, NV"
Feet single Professor be attended, $50 #
twn s3u for each; 1t three or more, SD eirh,siy -
F;Iri and Candles 10 he furnished by the Proctor
ut cost aud ) per cent. commIssion--t>iiniattd. "
only one student In the doTmiiury, IL 33r, 1.-TWO III
The room, NJ ~
Rent of an entire dcfmi0ry, STU; Tor haI u o''"- a
pied hy two students, 9
Use of Library and Public Rooms, 10
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lion John Mas0n;* Df z Scoli,s Speaker II
the Senate Of vrgnla;+ Thomas Randolph, ESQ.,.
Aibrmdrl-; DR. armisrai CooS,s Portsmouth, Ro-
bert & sianard Esq, Richmond; Vim II Harrison,
Es,i,% Prince George VIM II Iayin-, ESQ., Mount
AIRY, Richard Baylor. E'q,' Esses; Andrew iianlrr
Esq,s jefferson; clayton g Coleman, Esg,' Louisa
John Tahb. Esq Gioncestec; VIM II Roy, Esq.,
Gloucester; Ton Robert VI I Hunter. Es.rx Right
Reverend Nicau'aS Gohhs. u ID. Bishop al Alabama;
Hon Tht mas II Bay'y, VI .. Judge Da.iri Coleman.
Alaham1 lion James seddon,. VI e; Genrlai
Frederick; Reverend William Friend, r"u Roy:,,
John BRYAN, ESQ. Gloucester: Thomas ) Gn"l-
son. E.q,. Petersburg; M'efs W Fisher, Esl
Northampton; John " Tyler, Esq' Warren,
George WIhins, E.G,s AonhamPuui France,
|: Ryes, Esq,s Petersburg
.Centlemen who either have had, uho II present
have sons or warts nIemtofs ii iir Institution.
Al, -ron,.Ii
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DEATHS

Died, in this city yesterday morning, s5'h
inst. Mrs. CATH.a,Nr ELIZA Howard, widow o!
The ae Thomas G. Howard.
DEL, suddenly, on Thursday, he y n inst ,
S,Mcgl, SAUNDERS infant son Of Ann Eliza and
Jahn & Tnrpin vi Warwick. aged II months.
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THE CUBA LUNTEERS.-This is the
name Of corps citizen soldicry, principally
eSemp:s from oil companies, who have been
organized in ,hcity for drill aad artillery
practice. they free men, and if the Presi'
dent attempts 10 ,wn them down as "conspi-
raiors,' ne will e that Re has walked up the
wrong passengers albany atlas.
This is indeed bold undertaking. Where
are the United Stes officers. acting under The
authority q he amous "proclamaion?' A
company oi"Cub volunteers" organized at
tie captai { Our ae, and publicly announced
as being eDaged IN drill and artillery prac'
lice" VIII, thiss truly alarmingl General
Taylor musbe Immediately informed Of it, and
we hereby d,utiz the valiant alarms, Of the
Express, 10 ,parlpost haste, in advance of the
meeting Of ,nsrss, 10 ITO White House, for
the purposc telling The General that body
Of meu are eahzing a, Albany, and arc dc.
lermined topce.d TO Ground lsand'' or some
other 'provie ef Cuba or "Nexico." Has
mol the PRESENT friend at tie capital Where
is Weed, Sd or Fi,l; We must prevent
those "volufrs' from leaving Albany, or We
shall have be pons in cid Spain down upon
us tefore threat Wing defeat in November.
Come, ZacS, give Is Il "lrawn" Or two.
IN I Globc.
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WT.UIN4tTs
In the Medical Department. Tie session ~ oi tht sane
length a The Academic srs>i"n--niLr m"nthS-Hhi'h
enables the students 10 complete curriculum oi stu
dies ~ extensive Is thai If my other Medical lGstu-
tim m The Union by aiirnGin. only two lectures
day.
By recent enactment OF the 0ard Of Visitors, pro
vision has been made Tor he delivery oi course "i
l., mr.. On Pathological Anatomy. and on The Outlines
Of Comparative Anatomy aud Ionlogy. The whole
expense tuition j. nnly Sgj which sum includes Tue
cast u Demonstration : ticket ana tiai ~ lie male
rial furnished for dissection. WM RENTER,
Proctor aud Patron Of Tue University OF Va
An. 3--cIiwlm
aS- rh- Richmond Wing, Washington Union ana
National nelllsencer VIII insert In country paper or
Too mnnlls and forward account 10 the Proctor.
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S. s. PIeuliss !alely beat Daniel Webster III
ca:ehing llue fish al The Vineyard, ard row it is
announced that Isaac Hi, o. coacordr has raised
5000 bushels Of potatoes on II acres ot AM,
while Mr. W ets.eI's tara has produced buI 2jCo
an he same number nj acftE.
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pRRstoENTIaI. ogIIWsNEss.

Colonel Robert Butler was Oh Inc his' I'n
igfanis to East Florida, after it's anheAeu ~
the Uni ed States, was soon aIisrds appoln.t,
Surveyor General OF The tisrifom piisins w
new territory, and has been re,d IN Inc Ssn,e
situation by all succeeding Pnn's up 70 o-
Taylor, who has given him making PIP
for no other cause than that ding uel'io., s.,
THIS veteran scltier is first iln 10 '5 ti.o
William o. Ballef, and acqni great o,sa a;e
lion Tor bravery and good con, 10 inc - sa.n
ning Of the war If 1872, on noi'h'
frontier, under General Harris Alel u. 30
Hauison's resignation, he wsanseilcu W 'n =,
IN Military Dis'ric'. unter comna"u III ~
General Jackson, WIKI mhoie server ~ i a..
The aiduouS operations aeaini: o"".'e ,;s,,;o,
diahs He was AdjIlant q esi o. lais o,s..i -,
and arrived here with GrncIHcksch vi .uN IN
December, 1914 Always siallecica a.. 49, ,,''
oil intelligence, he renAeretfaieh, seiv a. ~
the common cause Oh all oooEs iia' On !, -
Lie formed the army 10. a.. On tae n,o", NY, "
The 23d cf December, aasd scYe'"' ia
ccssiul charges against thie,ny ILL., NY
eye ii The CummandrrChicl' sun
up hi merits in few RS, nc wa ""~
ol The .acst distinguished offs ct 'hal al,n5 -
AMI was repeatedly meniiolby his coiiman'e 81
in terms of appreciation in fra' oioefS' d Z III
tespa'ches 10 The War Dcfmeni. ,c,, -,
The army was organizen the year ion' ~
a bna.d of oacers, (Gcns Brown oco. anu
Gaines) majority OF un were 49, ~,
General Jackson, and Buwss aifahseu " VT
pos Of lieutenant colone!lhe Fist inlanuy'
although he was fuzzy chi 10 the rank Q, coi 10,
mel; and Lieutenant CuInrTayior GOA Aicaj
was made MAJOR OF The 7
Butler sent message Taylor by Lieu'en'
ant Jouett, assuring him Il he, Bullet ga no'
intend 10 occupy he graco which he, Iaylcf'
was entitled. and Would 81 b. instrumental! IL.
reducing him and rher criloFitus oi1lcets De-
low heir proper INK. nd Butler Cid accord
inslY resign.
Had il not been1r IT, nagnanimous step OIL
Buicr, Licu;enancai.hel Taylo. would have
trcn a MAJOR, arGculd reycr have been Gem
mardcr OF our lon in Texas and q the gallant
army that gained ch high GGnown in The norlh
OF Mexico. Somi;her officer (rfobably Robert
Butler himself,) oud have commanded the
brave volunteers BueGa VI>ia-aLd Zachaly
Washington wei never have been thought 81
as candidate lthe presidency.
We regret for honor of human nature that
this feature of GeTaylor's character has been
disclosed. He os everything 10 the brave and
generous Butler 81 he returns The obligation
by turning The yclln oui OF Office! insraliinde
has been called lisin OF sins. Shakespeare says
the thal's unsraul has no crime but one
Who would nul her be Butler out OF ollcr,
than Taylor Pfeshl of The United States
TNtr O,ftans Courier.