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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

nexed of Edward Nelson, deceased, Plaintiff rs.
Fendal Ragland and other Defendants.
G. John Guerrant late marshal Of the late superior court
Of chancery for the Richmond district and trustee
of Mary Ann ViZzonneau, Plaintiff rs. Susanna C..
Bot, exccu,rix Of John B. Bott, deceased and other
Defendants.
H.O. P. Hare Plaintiff, rs. William o. p Hare exc.
cutor Of John D. Hare, deceased, and other Defend
ants
J. Peter R. Johnson and Howell Lewis, Plaintiffs, rs.
Ludlow Bramhum and Edmund Brown, late part
ners by the style of Ludlow Bramham and Com
pany, Defendants.
J. Susanna Jordan and Mary Jordan, Plaintiffs. rs.
Joshua AGREE and other Defendants.
L. james Lyle administrator de bonis with the will
annexed Of james Lyle, deceased, Plaintiff rs. john
Foulds administrator with the will annexed of james
Foulds deceased, and other Defendants.
NJ. Jackson Morton, Plaintiff, Us. William Warener
and other Defendants.
M. Jane Mckenzie widow Of William Mckenzie de-
ceased, Plaintiff rs. Michael w. Hancock and other
Defendants
P. Smith Puryear, in his right and only acting
executor Of Jesse Puryear. deceased, and other
Plaintiffs, rs. James Govan, Defendant
s. William Shanks and Colin McRae, late merchants
and partners, Plaintiffs, rs. William Fenwick, De-
fendant.
s. John NJ Smith and David Minis. Plaintiffs rs Jacob
B. Fowler and Robert Ware. Defendants
S. William Shackleford, Plaintiff, rs Elizabeth Burke,
Defendant.
S. John Seabrook, Plaintiff, rs. William c. Mosby, De-
PENDANT.
8. Wesley sockdell, Plaintiff Joseph Carter and
other Defendants.
s. Edward W. Smith, Plaintiff rs. Daniel Weisger. ad-
nnisirator of Washington Watts deceased, De-
PENDANT.
T. Madison Talley, Plaintiff, rs Beniumin Anderson
and other Defendants.
T. William H. Tyler and Martha Ann his wife, Plaintiffs
es. Mary Cameron, Administrative Of John Toer
deceased, and other Defendants.
W. Polly Ward, on infant by Suckey Ward, her next
friend, paupsr Plaintiff, rs. Benjamin Johnson and
Henry Rose Defendants.
E. Lucy Elicit wife of William Elicit, BY Thomas Penn.
bertou her next friend Plaintiff, Clevears Baker,
Martin Baker and William Baker, executors of Mar.
tin Baker, deceased ard other Defendants.
T. Rober, Turnbull, administrator Of Charles Turnbu
deceased Plaintiff, rs. William Robertson and other
Defendants.
G. Charles H. Graves, Plaintiff rs Jane Charlton, ad-
ninistra,rx of Mary c. Charlton deceased, and
other Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13
ITO BEALETS IN TIMBER AND
l. LUMBER.-Pujlic Aaefaon of Esft7 IRE


Tract Of Highly t'aiuajle Tim5er Laaa, ia Tuga1-
"a on NarigdAie Water.
On Thnrsdty, the 18Th day of November next
will sell at public auction, aboui Sir Thousand A.
cyes of Land, lying in one body IN the counties Of
Nelson and Amherst. principally in the former
About three thousand acres lying tcgethcrare
cd with timber Ola remarkably heavy, ceau, straight
and lofty growth, consisting Of white oak red oak,
tulip poplar, and pine. The runs nearly par
allel with the james River and kanaw la Canal;
nearly touching it at points, and perhaps at
no point remote than three miles. The great
ct and heaviest growth OF timber is nearest to the
canal On n creek which runs through this portion
of it lies mill which, together with the abun-
dsnt srpply of fuel viii afford ample power for wa
tersaw mills sleanl saw-mlls. Thn ground ufords
dry and firm roads through nearly the entire tract
The estate being chiefly valuable for lis timber
will probably be sold very far below its real value
the population around il principally agricultural
The situation is perfectly heulthy. being among the
highlands ofVirgnia. where there is an unintcrrup-
ted communication with the markets Of Richmond
and all the cities of the Atlantic There are other
attractions this estate such vana5c mineral tra
tiers, iron ore, lime qUdjTieS Ac., but the Executor
feels most confidence IN inviting the attention of
those who deal in ihtmJcr and stqccs. The title Is
perfect and undispuicd. The sale viii take place
the premises AZ the mineral springs, known the
Buffalo Ridgc Springs AT 80 o'clock meridian. A
terms will be onc-fourh oflhe purchase money in
cash aud the remainder in foar instalncnis. at six
months, twelve months, and eighteen months with
Interest from the day Of sale. The credit payments
to be secured by satisfactorily endorsed and
reservation of the title until The last payment Of
the principal shall be punctually maIc each in
s.alnent, but in tlcfau Of such punctual payment
the Executor the righ to re-encr into the
possess Of the land and hold it until the coutrac,
is complied with. or rntil the expiration If three
months when it viii bc sold again the risk Of the
first purchaser. Should the weather be wnfivorable
the sale VIII take place the next ltr Day al II o.
clock.
n. B.-This land lies about one hundred and ten
miles abovcihe city Of Richmond, almost mrncdi-
afely on the great Canal-tbe James River and ka-
nawha Carr
Thcsa who arsircto examine tho estate will take
berth 10 gsthe most cummodious canal boats
ct the city Of Richmond, aad land in about twenty
four hours at New Mnrir,, Nelson county, or at the
Locks. about three miles above from either ofwhich
points they will 10 conducted to my agent, w. A..
Payne Esq sheriff Of tie county. who resides in the
vicinity and who viii promptly exhibit the tract, and
give all necessary Information
H.LOCGHBOROUGH.
Executor ofNathau Loughborough, deceased.
Or T3-taUt1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

A meeting OF portion Of the people Of
Charlotte was held at Harvey's Store, on
Monday the 9th OF October 1851: Henry
Madison. Esq. was called TO the Chair,
and William G. Miller appointed Sccre-
tary.
The following resolutions were then u
unanimously adopted;
LIST. Resolved, That the tina nks of this
meeting be returned to the Row Lewis
SkIdnore and others, for their efforts in de-
nouncing and opposing the proposed tax
upon the people Of Charlotte for the bene-
fit Of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
which to say the least of said tax, is unjust
and oppressive.
I'd, Resolved, That we believe the peo-
pie OF Charlotte are competent to exercise
the right Of opinion on any subject, (parti
cularly one that vitality affects their inter-
es,s) without the dictation and threats Of
high salarled Office holders,or any,whoever
they may be, who delight to stigmaiize any
portion of the people Of Charlotte, because
they dare to know their rights and main
tain them.
Sd. Resolved. That a committee Of six
be appointed by the Chair to carry out
the object Of the first resolution. The Chair
then appointed VIM. l.. Thornton, VIM.
Baker. Col. John Harvey. John d. Ford,
Vim. G. Miller aud James G.. Thomas 10
constitute said committee.
On motion the Chairman was added to
the committee.
1t was also Resolved. That the proceed
ings be forwarded to the Richmond En-
quircr and Lynchburg Virgiuian, with the
ycquest that the Lynehburg Republican
FarmviIle Republican, Richmond Times,
Wing and Examiner copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
HENRY MADISON, Ch'mn.
.WM G.. Miller. Sec ".
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REEGARY,

The death &c Mrs. MARY TBoRxrox, wife Of Pc
ter r. Thornton, Esq, OF the county Of Amherst on
Friday, the l9th day of September, at % minutes
after O. clock =. m, IN the S0rh year Of her age
has filled the community il which She lived and a
large number Of relatives and friends with anguish
and painful reflections. When one who has filed
50 large space in society. and his been the solace
and comfort Of those around her in all the various
conditions of life for period of many years, Is
removed by the hand Of death, il l. calculated 10
produce impression at once painful ard unpleas-
ant 90 those who have enjoyed her secietv. her I'D
vice and her friendship The writer cf this notice,
was Intimately acquainted with Mrs. Thornton for
the hast twenty years. and he testify that Sc
REM efhrer, ard 5eaero,eRce IF dispos ion, which
gave impulse all her actions. and rendered her the
agreeable companion tho kind mistress, the aiiec
tionate mother and wife and the one to whom the
poor and distressed might call for help in the hour
Of need
She was bora in the county of Amherst. of most
respectable parents, early period Of histu-
~; and those delightful qualities, which sometimes
adorn the female character were deeply cmplanted
in her bosom, early period, and continued to
grow with her growth" and strengthen with her
strength, until death, at the advanced period of
80 years, and some months. removed her from the
field other usefulness Leaving bright example,
and legacy to her children. relatives and friends
behind Size hsd enjoyed, what few earth are
f-tlpNt IiilDl WIFI lef husband
period Of 60 years, in psace. ks7zess, and haPpi-
ReSe-and the last sad scene earth, testified most
strongly, to the anguish of their separation. Bnt
their separation can be but short he Is now So years
old. and although few more years, may find him
lonely and desolate, and without the eompenion Of
his yoi'th- vet time will unite them again. in
silkeR cords, which can nc be broken,and where
rainand anguish, are never known-rhe sun may
now appear To him dark and gloomy. but HOPE
points him 10 a ight beyond this world, which can
never be ohscarcd and the brightness OF which can
never be diminished
Sad was the hour, which beheld as part
felt the bitier tear OF guish start,
The shaft of death had melted all my soul,
Dim was the lSinding lustIe Of her eye,
Cola was that heart. late wirhtriendship warm.
Mild was her tongue, and motionless her arm
q
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PUhIic Meeting.

At a n,eetiug of a portion of the ciizens
of Bedford, held at the Court House. on
Saturday the 4th inst, for the puspose Of
appointing Delegates to attend the Rail
Road Convention to be held at Abingdon
on the Sth instant, on motion Col. G.. a.
Wing6eld was called to the chair. and
N. A. Patterson appointed Secretary.
twas then moved and carried that the
chairman name delegation Of twenty
to attend the proposed Convention. Where
upon the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed.
VIM, Nj. Burwell, Jos Wilson, William
Dickinson ". 4. Steptoe, Robert Camp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13
LATEST NEWS.
From Central America.

The Revolutionary State Of Nicaragua
Afars in Honduras. Sairndor, Gzate-
mela and Yucafaa.
BY the arrival Of the Prometheus.wea are
in receipt Of news from San Juan de Nj
cara qua 10 the 30ih of September.
The latest Intelligence from the interior
was, that Munoz was to march upon Gre
NADIA on the 9Th cf September; and, II the
city did not surrender, he would take it
by force but the government (Montene-
gro's > impressed into their service all the
marmeros also, all abe marineros who
were in the service Of their Canal Com
pany, which is a breach Of their contract
with the Company. We have no news
from the seat of war later than the 9Th OF
September.
Our advices from San Juan del Sud give
Us the following particulars Of a late mill
tary foray at that place, on the Pacific side
Of the Nicaragua route. 1t is SAID that a
few days before the arrival Of the Pacific
at that place, company Of native soldiers
had been sent there by the local authori-
ties in power for the time being, with or
ders TO take as their prisoner certain A
merican, of the name of Mclean. He was
suspected of being some political spy. a
sort Of Chat6eld, in the disguise OF trader
Mclean occupied shaniy, with perhaps
dozen other Americans, who, on their re
turn from California, had halted at San
Juan with the view ofsettling down there
to speculate, under the idea that the village
of halfdozen cabins would soon, under the
impulse ofthe Nicaragua through line, be-
come an important place ofbusness.
Well, the company Of sixty soldiers, to
make sure of their man, surrounded the
sharty, and fred into 1t, killing negro
and severely wounding a white man. The
Americans sailed out with their revolvers
and returned the fire, killing one man,
wounding several. and dispensing the
whole company. Next day the affair was
compromised by anagreementtha Mclean
should leave the country, which lie did ac-
cordingly in the North America, for San
Francisco. Our accounts represent the
whole country Of the fsthmus as in a very
distracted and revolutionary condition.
Great dissatisfaction was caused among
the American residents at Greytown, BY
Mr.. White giving to an Anglo-Americ
the Office of Surveyor General Of the canal
forces, and to an English merchant the of
fee Of agent Of the Canal Company-Ne,o
York Herald.
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bell, T.. c. Bnrks. Jas. r. Johnson, VIM.
Radford. Hector Harris, Thos. l.. Left
wich. Jesse + Hopkins. II. w. Mosely,
Jno Goode, WIN. c. Leftwich. H. NJ Gar
land jr- Paul A. Clay, DrsIno. A. Otey,
Chas w. Gill. Pascbal Buford and n A.
Patterson.
On motion, the chairman was added to
the delegation.
Il was then resolved that these proceed
ings be furnished the Bedford Sentinel, for
publication and that the Lynchburg papers
be requested to copy them.
g. A, WINGFIELD. CHM.
n. A. Patterson. Sec'ry.
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t COMMUNICATED.
To the Wings of Campbell and
AppOmattOy.

As nominations are being made, in an
ticipation Of the adoption ofthe new Con
stataten, permit us to call your ettention
to Capt. BENJ. H.. NowLIN, as a suitable
man to be presented to the District as the
Wing candidate for the Senate. Capt. n
was, we believe, raised in the county of
Campbell, where, we understand. he is
well and favourably known. He has re-
sidHd in this county some FIVE or six
years, and has filled several Offices with
ability and satisfaction TO the public in
, deed,his excellent habits. business pow ers
and agreeable manners have rendered him
deservediy one of the most popular men
IN the county. We believe he would bear
our flag triumphantly and make valu-
able representative.
MANY VOTERS.
ApPoMATTox. Oct. 9th, 1851.
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Rcpor'e elpyes,tyto The Lyackbmg I'pgiaira.
FOR TIE WEEK ESDiNG THURSDAY. OCT. 9TH, 1851.
No cHASGE.
ToBAcco.-We quote Sweet Lugs S3lnsij, if very
good and suited for manufacturing s. /;
Leaf s. 7ja7 and $40, as in quality; with
oat change demand principally for man
nlacturing.
BAcoN.-Westem Sides l2c; Shoulders 9Ic. Stock
very light We notice a doolinr Of l-4c.
in Baltimore.
BurrER.--Nouc arriving.
BEEswAx.-22a24 cts.
CorTox lARSs-l7alS cts.
CofFEE-old Java l24ai3c; Laguyra 9laiO;
Rio good 9A9 ic; common Sia9c.
CAyDLEs.-Tullow 1Oia1l5c; Hubs patent13al4c;
Sperm i5a56c; Adamantine 2la33c.
FLouR--Salcs nj SASH The latter good parcels
in the small way for now. Old sweet 3in
3sc for slipment--dull
FrATHEas.-35a9Gc.
FIsH.-No Mackerel $ll; No. . SO No.
s1a54. Family Roe Herrings s6tu7;
Half barrels W Gods No. |. S33aI.
GUASo.-Supply good. Peruvian s464a49 per ton
of 2000.
LEATHER.-Good heavy weights 135al4; light
154 damaged l24al4.
LARD.-Barrels l0al0s kegs l25a13. Stock very
small.
MoLAssRs.=-Cuba e}a2j; y. Orleans 3ia36.
PLAsTER,-Lump in demand at 81 from wharf; sii
rom Basin.
RIcE.-3sa4,.
SALr.-sales from wharf "a, 2l.i5oI.j0c.
SUGARs.-P. Rico 65a74; NO. Go7 j. Loaf 94u9sc.;
Crushed 9a94c
Standardization Blistcred JaJI.
WHEAr.-Prime White SOC; Red 75c.
CoRN.-65 cts. per beshe
Corn MEAL-75c. per bushe
WooL.-2sa32c for washed; unwashcd less with
out much demand.
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Extract

Dfa htter . Lyachbnrg Horse, dated,
Pulaski Co, Va, Sept Sd, 1851.
"The anticipation of having Rail Road
shortly. has quite awakened the energies
ofthis Trans Allegheny county. ] assure
you, agricultural improvements are going
forward in our midst with rapid strides =
every thing seems TO be putting forth re-
doubled efforts, and aged men in our com
immunity seem to walk with a brsker step"
Yours Respectfully.
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"A LAND ron sALE.--BEING DE.

Il. sirous Of removing to the South, offer my
TRACT OF LAND for ale, lying the waters of
Beaver Creek, 3 miles from Campbell eodrf-housc,
and miles from Lynchburg This Land lies well
and is well adapted 10 the growth Of Tobacco,
wheat, Sc There are about 100 acres of open
land, all OF which is in fine condition the rest is
heavily fimbered, and there is good saw mill in a
mile Of the land There arc 8 good tobacco barns
on the plantation, end it is well watered. Persons
wishing 10 purchase farm will do well To call on
me or Mr. John O. tiusriil. al Campbell court
house, aud examine The land before purchasing
elsewhere.
II the above land il not sold privately before the
ID Monday in November next (that being Camp
bell day. it viii then be sold TO The highest
bidder, in front Of the courthouse.
TERMS-si,000 to be paid in cash, and The
residue to be paid on the LIST day Of January next
Oct i3-2t WALTER WlTHERS
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wHITTEuORE'S OFFICE.
Schemes for tElc week.

MONDAY Electromagnetic Glass 1878 IA.
Caritals--S35, 000 $1,000; 10 900; 10 Of eco
Tickets s..
TUESDAY IL Do Class 1876 II.
Capitels-S20 900; 10, geo; 10 of 1900; 10 of
1,00n.-Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY 15--Do Glass HIS Is.
Cupitals--sl0, OOO 10000; Z SEQ; 10 of 2,eoe:-
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY 16-Monongalia Glass 1875 l3
Capitals--s20, 1870; . Of 10000; Of ,O0O-Tick-
ets s..
FRIDAY 17-Do Glass 1873 Is.
Capitals-s25 zoo; 3 Of ,0ee; 5000; of 900
Tickets -.
SATURDAY IS-Do Glass 150-75 Il.
Capitals--$33, 10; $1,000; I0.000 10 of 500
Tickets $40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13
MANY UNION WINGS.
Ea,lsre m Posfon

Boston. Oct 6.-The firm of Dexer,
Harrington 4 Co. wholesale grocers.faile
tins forenoon. with liahifiies amounting TO
about half million dollars; much of their
paper IS endorsed by firm in Salem. The
money market Is generally reported easier
this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

n ron S4LE.-On Saturday. the 9Th day Of
November next, Niil se'l, in the Of Pattons-
burg Al public auction, TO tie hgliast bidder, on
terms very accommodating and which viii 81 made
known ON the day Of sale, the TfLIABLE
G. BRICK HOUSE. belonging to the estate of
III Bernard Owen, decd, with Of on acre Of
ground adjacent thereto, situated near the mouth of
Pureators creek, and nearly quito within the
corporation limits Of Pattonsburg Thesituution is
a desirable one. and the property is well worthy
the attention of Purchasers,
BENJAMIN 7. OWEN,
Oct g-fSN Executor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

The Rockingham Register wishes to
know whether George w. Summers will
vote for the New Constitution. We are
authorized to state that he has urged its
adoption in public and private, and WILL
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AUCTION SALES.
CANAL BOAT AND HORSES Tor

~ SAIE.-Tbc Canal Boat Jon nos unload
ing. with Horses, Harness, Pump. Store. Sc Sc,
will be sold soon as unioaded- Those wishing
to purchase viii give early call, we design
selling forthwith.
Should the above Boat anvi Fixtures nat be sold
privately before. we will sell them at auction on
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst, at ~
o'clock. on the Basin bank, opposite the Lumber
house Of VIM. 7. Anderson.
Terms liberal. Apply 10
M0SBY & lICLCoMBE,
Ort I2--ot Arrrs nnl C..un NIrr
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CavNrssIoxrK.s OrrIcE.

Amherst CouIt-House, 0ct. 9Th, 1851
The parties interested in the foregoing order,wil
take notice, that have appointed the I0th day Of
December next TO commence the accounts therein
mentioned. on which day, 10 o. clock in the morn
ing, they are requested TO attend at my Office, with
their accounts, vouchers aud copies Of Court pa
per-, prepared for examination and settlement.
RIO. NJ. BROWN, Commissioner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

Thackeray is writing novel in three
volumes, to be published in the winter
The scene is in England, in the early part
ofthe eighteenth century, and Bolngbroke
Pope, and Steele figure among the person
ages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

EUGENE SUE is engaged on new novel.
which he calls "Miss Mary" 1t is said
that, by way Of change, he means to make
make it quite decent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

n Il w tbsSOnS.-i II u SDBSCk RIDER
l is opening large and well selected stock Of
FALL and WINTER STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, purchased in the Northern markets
for cash during the great rSesssre in the money
market. which be win sell unusually low prices
The Ladies are invited examine his large and
splendid stock Of Dress Goods. Ladies' C,5akiag.
Cloths. Velyets Cloaks, nautillais, Shawls Scarf,
French Embroidries Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.
His stock Of Cloths, Cassmercs, Vcstipgs and
Cravats is large and some extra fine.
He j. opening the largest and most splendid
stock of CurPetiDg, Druggets, Ruggs and Oh Cloth
Carpets, among which Tapestry Velvet, Tapes
" Brussels, imperial 3 ply. and Ingrain Cnipcts.
81 l2-4 and 1914 Printed Druggetts.
His stock Of Heavy Woolens. Blankets, " DOL Hats
Domestic riclipgs Sc. is unusually large. Mer-
chants win fnd it to their interest examining his
stock and all Others in want Of cheap goods, as he
feels confident his prices will be fo.ua rhe3P
any House in this place, and lie is determined
sell: and only ks the fnvor of giving his stock
examination. Oct e-w3~if] J. T. DAVIS.
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CHEAPCAsM sTORE.-BENJ II.

~ LEWIS x CO.-Ihe subscribers have just
Received the most splendid Stock OF new YAH Goods
ever offered in this market bought entirely for cash,
IL tNe New York Auctions. many of which was
bought less Than half what they cost import All
ask from buyers is to give as call before buy
ing. We pledge ourselves to sell every article ut
Richmond prices, except COTTON clo,h.) Our terms
are cash. BENZ. IL. LEWIS & co.
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CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE


am Candidate before the Voters cf Franklin
County. 10 represent them in the next Legislature
and il the New Constitution is adopted, viii be a
candidate for the next election.
octs-te r. A. ODINrAI..
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Sandwich Islands.

God E1citement-- Diplomatic Proccedtngs
The dates from the Sandwich Islands
are 10 The 10Th Of July.
Intelligence of the discovery OF gold in
Australia had created immense excitement
in Honolulu. Five vessels We're At once
advertised for Sydney, and four or FIVE
thousand bags of -four changed hands in
one day.
The Po'ynesidz, under the head of
Court News" announces that on Tues
day last, the 18th utimo, DR.. Prick, l.. l..
D.who arrived some months 60, was era
cioa3y receice9 by his majesty and pre-
scented his family, consisting Of eleven per-
sons.
On the same occasion Captain w. A.
Howard, late Of the United States Navy,
was presented to his majesty.
This is followed up by thesuboin pa
ragraph in the diplomatic VEN:
Ave are authorized 10 state that her
Britannia majesty's Consul General, as
plenipoten,iary for Great Britain, and the
Minister of Foreign Relations, as peni-
potentisry for this kingdom, concluded and
signed on the 10Th inst. a new treaty of
friendship, commerce, and navigation, up
on principles of the fullest reciprocity and
respect to the kings sovereign ights, which
has been accepted by his majesty, and
whereof the Publications are to be exchang-
ed in Honolulu in ten months from that
date"
We hope to be able to publish it entire
soon.
The President Of Peru has appraised
chs august majesty" Kamehamcha, that
he, the President, las been elected Presi-
dent and the King Kamehameha, address
sing the President as his great and good
friend" declares that nothing has ever
given him so much pleasure as ohcar that
the aforesaid President has been elected
President-N. y Tribune.