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on your return TO you constituents. 10 ex
ert all your influence to allay sectional strife
and to promote cordial, fratcrnal feeling.
amongst the people Of our beloved Com
monwealth. We are brothers OF ono fauii-
". with common historic recoIlections.
with common present interests and with
common future hopes. And we must re-
member, that, Virginia, united, IS and ever
has been, one Of the noblest States of the
confederaey-I cannot contemplate what
she would be, if torn by intestine fends or
if frantically seeking her own dissolution.
humbly pray, that the decision Of her
peopleon the amended Constitution may re-
dound to their happiness, andthe honor and
prosperity Of the state.
Gentlemen, during our session, it has
pleased Almighty God 10 visit some of the
members ofthe Convention with most attic
tive dispensations. Our bereaved collea-
CUES have had our heartfelt sympathy
But we should acknowed &c, with humble
gratitude, thatith has been His good pleasure
to spare the members ofthis body. In Au-
gust last the people elected one hundred
and thirty-ive citizens to represent them
here; without one case Of mortality, you
all return 10 your constituents TO render an
account Of the manner in which you have
discharged the high trust.
wish you, gentlemen, safe return 10
your homes; may each and all Of you enjoy
health ond happiness; and may you long
live to see this ancient Commonwealth uni
ted and happy athome, honored and respec-
ted abroad!
The Convention then adjourned to meet
at O'Clock to morrow morning.
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IFPInAY. Ann Il 1a51

tshbAA mug. - JyDt-
The Convention met pursuanttoadjourn-
ment, and after prayer by the Rev. DR..
Early
Mr.. Hall presented the following resolu-
ton, which passed unanimously:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Com
vention are due. and are hereby rendered
10 S. Decatur Whitlle, Secretary Of the
Convention, for his ind fatigable attention
to the duties Of his office, and his gentleman
~ and courteous bearing to each and all
Of the members.
Mr. Stuartof Patrick, offered the follow
ing which was also pissed unanimously:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Cen
vention are hereby rendered TO VIM. G..
Bishop. Reporterto this body, and his as
sstants, for the faithful and efficient man
ner in which they have performed their du
lies.
Mr.. Shelley presented the following res
olution which was adopted:
Resolved, L at the roll containing tho
draft Of the amended Constitution and
Schedule, adopted by this Convention.
aud by it submitted to the people Of thi.
Commonwealth, for their ratification and
rejection be enclosed by the Secretary il
case proper for It's preservation and de
posted lorsafc keeping with the keeper Of
the Rolls.
Resolved, That Tie Secretary certify fol
payment the accounts for binding The Jour
nal, documents and Appcndix; and for 9th
er printing and necessary portage.
Resolved, That the Secretary certify thC
accounts Of William Galley. allow Ing bin
the same rates allowed to The Public Prin-
ter by the Lcgislature:Pr Provided lisbills are
certiiedand approved by Messrs. Colin and
Nolan, and Richie & Dunnavant
The Convention then took recess IN
til II O'Clock
At ? the Convention re-asscr!5led.
Mr.. ShoAey presented the following res
olu,ion, which was adopted
Resolved, That the Secretary be allow.
ed the sum Of S25 for causing the constitu-
ton and schedule to be enrolled.
Mr.. Watts, as Chairman ofthc Commit
tee On Enrolment, presented tie enrolled
Constitution, ready to receive tEa sigma
lures Of the President and Secretary OF the
Convention.
The Constitution then, in the presence
Of the members still remaining in the city
many Of them standing around the Secrc-
tary's table, anxious to witness that which
was to give the formal sanction to therla-
bours, as far as the Convention was con
cerned, received the signatures ofthe Pres
ident and Secretary ofthe convention.
After a few remarks from Mr.. Johnson,
the Governor elect, he moved that the Con
vention edo now adjourn sine d'e," and the
motion was carried.
The President then, at about twelve O.
clock, pronounced the Convention adjourn
ell without dav.
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Fo.e:1a Intelligence

=
rte Steamer Atlantic, which sailed from
L;vcrpool, on the 23rd ultimo, has reached
New York.
!. She bringsintelligence Of depression and
"A further decline in Cotton. The quota
tons are ST for fair New Orleans, and 81
Tor fair Mobile. Flour and wheat were a
fraction lower, and provisions without
change.
The British House Of Commons had re-
fused to accord seat therein to Mr.. Solo
mon, the lately elected mcmbcrofthe jew
ish faith. The Papal Aggression Bill had
passed TO second reading in the House b
Lords.
Two heavy failures arc reported at Liv
crpool as a consequence Of specializing il
cotton, and the decline in its value. The
houses are, that of G. Wright, jr.. for
100000. and r. w. Stack for ESQ 900
The Legislature Asscmbiye IF Frame hal
rejected tie proposition far a Rerisioa d
the Constitution Of that Republic The
vote is thus reported; for the measure ll6
against it 227. To adopt it required q
two.thirds vote; 50 that, if the above figure.
be correctly stated, it could have beer
passed by change of two votes from tho
minority to the majority. The subject en-
crosses the entire public attention al Paris
The Ministry do moi escape censure
and are accused of corruption in relation
to the petitions for revision. The latcs
report at London was that they had all re
signed on 2lst instant This report, how
ever. was not believed at London.
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VALUABLE REAL AND PRE-

SONAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-lly yirtnu
Of a decree Of tho county Court of Amherst coua-
~, pronounced on the : ~ day &c July, 1851 il
the suit Of Henley Is. Henley aad others, the un-
dersigned. Commissioner, MAI oAer lor saiu upon
the premises, 70 the highest bidder, on Thurslay
the III ofSeptcmher next ifiir II NOT oil The nest
fair day. the property ID sail decree mentioned,
consisting OF both real and personal estate Of va,-
uablc farm about 400 acres. situated on Buffaloe
river, and within convenient distaHee Of Amherst
Court House, upon which are t8icrahly convenient
buillings, aud about 100 Acres 81 low grounds. b.
ng the same laAd or which William Henlly dicl
possessed, and also scyeu lkely negroes. most OF
whom ure young aud Of saleahle age The Saves
viii be sold for cash, aad the Land upon a credit
cue two ana tlree years, The purchaser giving
boal wiih approved personal sc1arity Tho title
10 the via property Is believed to le inli4pulaLls.
but acting Us Cgmmisiole,s, ,ha undersigned wll
only cnpyc. such IS sestel ia them ty the decree
aforesaid. JAMES w. HENLEY.
GEO w HENLEY.
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aya vAas1ARg.E AayD for sale

~ The Tract Of Land formerly owned BY the
latn Reuben Coz decd, and on which he resided,
viii Ae snlA to tie highest bidder On the premises.
Thursday. the 2Sth oi August nest IL fair il not,
the next fair day thereafter, (Sunday4 except
ed. IL is situated within miles Of lynclbuyqr
and within 200 yards of the maia stage road lead
ing from Ihnt place Charlottesville udiuina tic
lands " Nlu-srs Edmund Winston. Garland POM
dexter Sylvester L. BurInrd, aud Thomas Jones
and contains rom HUNDRED AND FIF-
TEEN ACRES. of which 100 acres are heavily
timbercd considerable portion (suficicnt, il is
supposed, to enclose tle Land aud make he ncccs-
sary cross frrcrs) bong chriEut. There j good
| frza Dwelling As0sHsc With an necessary
LA out-hou5os Oh the aud, and spring OF the pu-
rect water convenient To the dwelling house. and
the land it-cit il well supplied ith streams ~ wa
ter There il also q good orchard cnsianng a va
rcty 81 iruit trees, and much land which could be
converted into valuable monduw
Persons desiring to examine The land, can do So
by applying to Mr.. Spotswnad Cox. or Mr. Archie
ms Cux, residing II the vicinity, who viii take plea
sure III showing i.
| TERMs or SALE--Onc tAit1 IL tle purchase ia
cash, the reminder n two equal instalmcnts pay
able in one uad two wears, and lien retained on
she land for the ultimate security Of the deferred
miscellaneous.
Aug 1-wt2sA THE LEGATEES
Republican copy.
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C0MMERCIAL RECORD,


Inspections to SIS, July 1850 -..- 6ea3 Bhds.
SSH 4l39
The inspections Of tho past week have been -
hhds against $50 hhds CORES onding week Of last
year, Ia consequence of the rains. the spec
alatiye feeling IN our market has somewhat subsi-
ded, and prices may. be regarded as q shade lower,
but rot sufficiently decided to change quotations.
s5aS for Lugs: s7aS 50 for common and miidlng
shipping Leaf; So 5eal0 for good and hnc shipping
Leaf, and from sl0asa5 for good and fine manufac-
turing.
WHEAT.-But litils arriving. Sales at 75as0
for Red and White
". T. SMITH.
CoM,IssloN MEncnANr.
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NEW YORK, Aug. ..
ea3dgG5-rlour Is lower. with sulcs Of $500
bbls at lIl.06i Tor State; S4ai.l2l for Michigun;
and si06iaf l24 for Ohio; Southern Flour is heavy
al sJ.25al.37! with salus ofi50bbls. Nothing far
thor has been done in Rye Flour or Corn Meal.--
Wheat does notgo freely, even u, the concession in
price noticed yesterday. Rye is in demand at72.-
Corn is hardly firm, with sales Of II 900 bushels
at 45nj2 iof damaged SO for Western mixed, 56a
for Western yellow aud 50 for Northern yellow
Oats are lower, Northern selling at llai3.
Co,toa.--Fhe market Is steady ut previous rates
ProcisioRs- There Is no change in prices, with
q small trade in nl! descriptions
IJAis1ey.-Wo notice sales of $50 bbis. iia2I5
for Ohio ana prison.-.I9gr. C0m.
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~ Reports from New Orleans, (says
the National IntelIigencer,) announce tho
arrival there of the steamer .Aiabama, with
later intelligence from California. The
only item communicated is, that San Fran.
cisco was visited on til. Cd Of July with
another destructive conaagration, which
destroyed ten squares of the city, involving
loss of property to the amount Of three
millions Of dollars. Several lives We're also
lost. Sad news. indeed, under any cir
cumstanccs, but the more so from its follow
ing SO quickly the previous calamatics Of d
sinlilnr nnfnrn
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Number Of Premiums.

~ The New York journal of Com
merce says that dispatches were received
by telegraph on Tuesday evening at The
Brooklyn Navy Yard, ordering the schoo-
ner Preblc and the brig Dolphin to be
prepared with all despatch, to sail directly
for Cuba. The object is supposed to be
TO intercept any expedition that may be
sent from this country for the invasion OF
the Island. A reinforcement of Marines
will be put on board the Prcble, in addi-
ton to her usual complement.
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ANDFes'V FDEe SAF.E-

4 4 o.er very desirable residence. near Rcpuh-
ican Spring Tor sale. The House ooat,ius Eve
rooms. and Is neatly finished il being rew build.
Ag. The terms VIII he liberal.
II not disposed otpryatcly, the above property
viii be sod at Public Auetion.on Saturluythc 10th
inst. ut "a ocock, p. m. on the premises Terms
liberal and mndc known Of sale.
Apply at Mo-by & IOlclmbc's Auction cors aud
Commission Morchnnt4 NM, y. TERRY
Ana T--ttGA
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4 RARE CiIANCE-A1 Cost for

IN CASH--ln order 10 close our business spec
Oily (our -co-parner-hip having expired) wc aro
sailing entire stock strictly nj cost; conss-
ting of very large assortment of Staple md Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready Made Corhing, Shoes, Boots,
fluts, Caps, Trunks, sc. Hc feel assured the
public never had - good nn opportunity before Of
being supplied with many desirable Goods /. .
low prices, and we cordially invite all to cumc soon.
Merchants ind others wanting large supplies ars
advised To make cnrly calls. Lnrge additions woro
nIndo from this Spring impartations.
NAV nO-fha MEEM A. GWATEIN
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projecting rocks,then start across the path
three dusky forms. fingiug their arms
wildly 10 the air. Then was heard that
rare and awful sound, the shrek Of horse
IN the fear Of a certain and coming death /:
when swerving on one side. he lost his
footing on the slippery shetland struggling
madly, but unsucccssfnliy to recover it,
be fell over and over--down-down-
thousand feet down. From the sailor's
bps there came no cry. But once more
the hawk screamed. 4 glorious feast 10
the ants and the Johnny cFowsl
The next arrival from Havana is looked
for with intense interest. Extracts from
private letters" giving each new verson
Of the rebellion" 'insurrection." or ere
voluiion," still cucumber the press; but in
the absence ofanything laterlrom the scene
Of disturbance than the adyices already
published. the public should receive every
thing that is said and written with good
deal Of caution. TIE following additional
particulars Ii IS proper to say, come from
Cuban source, That is from private let
tiers written By parties at Puerto Principe
to friends in this city. The gentlemen to
whom we are indebted for these extracts,
however, we can vouch for as men of vera
city; and with this preface, we give, for
what it is worth, the Statement; subioined.
~ Y. Express.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MI EDEGAL DEPARTMENT. OF
lNf IfAAiPDBN SIDNEY COLLEGE, RIcM-
zoSp. vA..-Thc joayfsenth annual course ef Lee
turos will commence Monday. the 18th of Octa-
her, ls5l and continue until the first cf March en-
suing. The commencement for comforting degrees
Nill be bold about the middle ii March
u. L. BoaAsxAS. NJ D., Professor Of Obstct-
ries, sc.
!. W. CuANsEKlaYSK. NJ. D.. Professor Of Ma
TERN Mcdica, &c.
s. MAuriS. NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
cnARiEs BELL GIesos, NJ. d., Professor ii Sur
gerry, sc.
{. =. JoHxsos, NJ. D., Prof Of Anatomy and
fhysielegy.
d. II. Trekrn, NJ D.. Prof. of Theory and rrao-
tiec Of Medicine.
a. l.. PKTseorAs. NJ. ID. Dcnsoa.trator Of Aa.,-
emt.
The facilities for Aaa'cnieai and c,iaieai in
stfuction in thu institution unsurpassed.
EXPENSES.
Matrirglatioa fee s5--Prufes surs' fees {aggrv-
Faie) slD5-pcmonstrutor's fee sle--GraduatioD
isc se5
| The price o. peard including fuel. lights and
servants attendance, u Usually % s33 per week.
| The Catalogue. &r. containing fuller infur,na-
tion corcelnin, thc School viii 10 forwarded to
those applying for il, or specific enquiries will 10
answered by letter. = MAupfN, M. D.,
Aug TIT Dean Of the Faculty.
Arv SCHOOs. ia LexinglOn.--
! - sc iifitd session oi the sMbscrlbers Law
School wil commence at Lexington, on Monday
the 9Th day 81 October next. and terminate on tho
2lst day OF March, 1852 The pupils will be d.
videi into two classes heretofore, the members
Ufcach having the privilege of attending the reel :
tutan Of the other without additional charge Tho
I text books il the unior course will be Stephens
Commentaries. Stephen on Pleading. and Green
cat GA Evidence. The Senior coursc will embrace
fuckers Commentaries Stephen Picading.--
Gleonraf on Evidence, llolcombes introduction
| q Equity lurs prudcncc and the Code Of Virginia,
I1si9) II u very desirable that students whs
design to attend the Senior course, should provide
| themselves with iuiclleayoJ copies Of fuckers
4 Commentaries aad the new Code of Virginia. The
numerous Of the NAL text of Judge Tuck
| cr'- work have been carefully corrected by tho
Subserihcr and cnpiuus and accurate analysts OF
the leading eases. decided since its publication has
been eugraited upon It, and with these extensive od
dtions il has become essentially new work. Con-
tlcfn"n who nny not have supplied themselves with
ary OF the text books enumerated above, can pro-
cure them from liichmend, within few days after
their arrival here Those desiring detailed infor-
nation to the plan of instruction adopted by tho
subscriber, may address him by letter at this paeu
and their enquiries win be promptly and fully am
awcrcd.
The fec for tuition $50 per session. payable In
advance.
J. w. BROCKENBROUGH.
| Lexington. Va July l7th 1851.
Ju1v t-tID
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u The Detroit Free Press, the local
organ OF Gen. Cass, says of his probable
nomination:
When the time comes for action we have
faith to believe that tho whole country y in
demand the nomination Of Gen. Cas-.
To this the Chicago Democrat, paper
of no little Locofoco influence, replies as
follows:
Now you do not believe any such thing.
nor does anybody else. You know that
the friends of Van Buren,, Benton, and
Buchanan. and that the whole State rights
wing of the Democracy in the Southern
States ,sMaot support him u nominated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

~ the Royal College. London, Fellow Of the Lon
don Society, Sc, has arrived at tho rowhasan
liou-c, Richmond. where he may bo consulted ON
SIMPTiFE DISEASES.
On. WELLESLEY n recently from England, und
has spent eleven years in the special study and
treatment Of diseases OF the Chest. His treatment
Is by the Katalefioa cf earm Medicinal paronrs, rs
advised by St Charles Scadamorc, and has boon
attended with the most encouraging success Ia
England France md Germany,
DR.. VIZ stny in Richmond viii be lmitcd to
few weeks having other engagements to FILL
An. A o.
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SPgENGs, PATRICK

y COUNTY, NA.-In uddltion @ the other SC
conm0dutaas aud amuscmcnts heretofore noticed
in previous advertisements the undersigned has the
pleasure TO say that he has just erected an oXten-
sive BOILING ALLEY. which is conveniently
located for the accommodation Of visitors.
Terms IF Boarding fur man ard horse, per week.
$3.50. For Boarding aid Lodging per week.
500. In boarding b tho month deduction Of
81 per week viii be mule. The rcnt of Cabins, to
those who board themselves viii range from s. to
$3.50 per week, agrcnably TO the quality of the
cabins; bat none can hc rented fora shurier time
than four weeks until after the 20th of August
Children and servants halfprice
Mr.. Luckado formerly Of Lynch5urg has been
engaged Manager the Springs for the seasons
Aug 7-tr D. FRASHURE. Propyieyor.
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Mny 90-ifs MEEM g. GWATKIN.


E3iil q % a HI HAWV fSE1, HilNh nVUNHE,
Iii LgieA5ayF Fa.--The subscriber has this duv
taken charge of the wcll known md popular Tav.
ern, the "CABELL house." recently occupied
hy Mr.. John Reyclcy, whore hc con ut all times BIO
found roaly u accommodate those who may favour
him with cali
The House is now undergoing thorough repair,
and lie promises TINT puins seii Le spared on his
pnrt q render his guests comfortable. Ills Houpc
win be provided wth the best the country niords,
and having the best Of Stables, he promises that
every attention shn be- given TO that department.
lie takes this method of stating to tho pubic that
his own personal attention, nided By Mr.. Hilton D.
Walker, shall at all times be- paid every depart
mrnt Of the cstablishmcnt. h4
March .I-t-f CHARLES PHELPS
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~ During the month Of July the coin
age at the Philadslpllia Mint amounted to
s3.2s3,992. The gold bullion deposited
for coinage during the same time amount
ed to s3,l3O.0 900, in addition 10 1880 ii
silver
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The wings orNew York.

a geographic despatch from Albany in
forms the Washington Republic, that the
Conference Committees in session in that
city on Saturday, entered into an arrange
ment for the Sc element OF differences. aud
that the Wing Convention for the State Of
New York will be held at Syracuse, on
the 18th of September next
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SPARED +. SIMMONS.
An-7-f. LII Ernnccr u lnrre
ass---,y--T1-s NOTTCE.-THE sUBscRL

9 s-.--lII,,. - " TT FL u . 81 5NJ III
- Der feels under many obligations to
the people Of Lynchburg and the surrounding coan-
try for the very liberal encouragement bestowed Oh
him IN his business, and viii inform them that
he has taken interest 10 the Freight Boats Rio
and GeReral T'ayior, one of which Boats win leave
Richmond and LyHchburg every week regularly
THE business be conducted in the name ofJaes
y Crcwdson s. Co, which concern pledges them
selves that there shall be no l1ck Of energy or
desire to DO all in their power to promote the in
terest of their patrons.
Ang1-ts LANES s CRFWnSnN g. q
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~ Daguerre, the inventorof the Da-
guerrotype, has died at Paris in the sixty
SECOND year Of his age
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rs n. n,cL., sl;n Devonsl,;re.

~ The packet ship Devonsliire, ar
rived at New York on Saturday, brought
as passengers forty-seven Hungarians from
Turkey, among whom are several military
and civil officers of high rank under the
late Provisional Government Of Hungary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

The National Intelligcncer Of tie ith
inst, publishes the following purporling to
havebcen ''sent by the Editors ofthe Savan-
nah Morning News, gentlemen well IN
ormed with reference TO Cuban affairs, -
but thinks II is not genuine.
SAyASxAH, Ausust2.
CUBAs AFyAIRs--Much excitement At present
exists here IL regard the revolution in Cuba. Al
rendya number Of persons have volunteered their
services and goae off en- route for Cardenns. Sew
crnl left yesterday and to-day, aud others pre-
pairing To leave. We have il also upon good uu-
thorty that immense number will 20 from tho
interior Of Georgia and Alabama. letter which
has Just come hand from New Orleans that
one thousand men left That city the night of the
26th ultimo Tor Cuba. Many others preparing
TO leave. Two steamers have been purchased by
tho Oublns to flciIitife their designs.
The general belief is that the Of cveus il
regard to tho prcsent Cuban revolution win cuntin-
until something definite is accomplished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

20 Sales of Virginia coupon bonds
have been made at the New York stock ex-
change at 1854
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7. J. kinKrArRiox, P. Q.
Auw

nj PARTNERSHIP HERE.
: tolore existing beiween the undersigned cx-
pired By Limitation on the 3isi ult. They viii still
give their Joint attention tho business Of the late
firm James i. johnson will coniinne to attend
TIC Courts If BntcinHri. Bedford md Traukiin:--
n. II Campbell b. addition 10 the Courts u lynch
burg Bedford AMI Campbell. viii hereafter attend
the Circuit ana Quarterly Courts Of Aiaiier.f.
JAMES r. JOHNSON.
AGr 7--w2wof ~ H. CAMPBELL
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CHARLES PHELPS

NJ OTEcE.--1 shall leave HON, the FIRST Of
Y May next, pnd be absent in Europe probably
or Gmonrha and during my absence James +.
johnson, Esq, Of Liberty, win attend to my None
niy Matters generally, with whom shall dcpo-ito
such bonds and accounts as will probably require
attention while J am gone. have secured tho
services Of Mr.. Jumes l.. Oney Of Liberty. who
will reside ut my house aud attend 10 tho general
supervision Of The Plantation, and viii also Take
Charge Of my Books and accounts not left with Mr..
Johnson. A. Is. NICHOLS.
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LATE FRoMCUBA-ALL QUIEr.-The
Savannah Republican Of Wednesday men
tons the arrival there Of the schooner Nj
das, with intelligence from Iavannah 10
the 9th Of July. two days later than the
advices BY the Isabel. "Everytling Vas
very quiet, there beingno excitement wha 4
cvcr''