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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
Circuit Court, Commissioners e61ce,

Circuit Court, Commissioners office, .
Amherst G. IT,. Nov 10, 1851. I
The parties interested in the foregoing order of
account, will take notice that have appointed the
TO commence the accounts
the-rn ordered. which day. at ten o'clock in the
morning, they requested to intend at my office
with their accounts. vouchers and copies of co
papers, prepared for examination and settlem
THOS. WHITEHEAD, Commisstoneent
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GR0CERIEs, &C.

do, LnwuIra anA lava Ce9ee,
N Loaf and Brown Sugars. Adamantias and
Tallow Candies, Cider. Vinegar, Molassss &c, 70
eciving AID for sale Low ut New London Va, ~
Noy l7-t. q. NJ CUNDTFf & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

These Wines and Liquors of very superior
quality and We especially call the attention OF our
friends and the public them. For sale ON accom-
modniing terms by GARLAND& ROBINSON
Oc,c,. RIcHMoSp. Va.
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AUCTION SALES OF LAND &C

II Als0E Auction Sale Of Grocc-
IL yies. Dry Goods, &c, eonmeacisg tie nigh
Of the 7fh December .exf.
In order to close up my business ~ speedily -
possible. will commence selling 1t auction on
Monday night the 9TH Deer neIt, aad continue
from day to day until the stock 10 sold ost-until
that day shall continue sell out At cost for cash.
and in fact great many articlcs for less than
thus affording to the community an opportunity Of
supplying themselves at unusually low price,.
Nov cots JAS. r. WILLIAMS.
GALEOE VALUABLE REAL esq
~ TATE.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, exc
cuted to me by James Stevens, the 18th day oil
April, IS49, and Of record in tho Corporation
Court of Lynchburg. for certain purposes therein
specified, shall on Tuesday the Cd day Of December
1851, the premises, proceed to cell. to the high
est bidder at public Auction. tho Hotsc and Lot
mentioned in snid Deed. situated in the said Cor
poration al the junction Of 9Th and Eth Streets.
Tho title to the said property. 10 believed to be
good. but shall only convey such title 10 vested
in me by said Decd
Terms made known the day Of sale.
EDWARD D. CHRISTIAN. Trustss.
esls to be conducted BY Akers = billiard.
Nov l7-2w
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NOMMEssyONEEs's SALE orvaI-
~ LIABLE SLA VES.-By virtue of decree o

4 WIN = 81 LII Oh VAL
~ LIABLE SLA IES.-By virtue of decree of
TIE Circuit Court of Monroe county. pronounced
on the 9th day of October 1851, in the causes Of
Allen I. Caperton Executor of Hugh Caperton,
dec d, Plaiatig,
against
Jno B. Lewis. Wife s. Others Defends.
md Addison Dunlap, Plaintiff,
against
The same Defendants.
The undersigned, special Commissioner of said
Court, viii offer for sale by way nf Public Auc ion,
to the highest bidder for cash in front of the Coup
House Of Monroe county. on Saturday. The 3rd dry
ofJtnRary merit (Sj2) the Shares mentioned in the
Bills and proceedings Of said causes, consisting of
Men, Women ard Chldren-oioa mir y-sir IN MN
Ier-many of whom are very valuable, and one Of
them being first cook
Sale to commence 10 o'clock.
JOHN Z. ALEXANDER
Special Co.nmi- soncr.
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DRY GOODS.

DROWN and BlcachcA DOmes.
- TICS. O1naburgs and Batting. Negro Bia'k-
etc, Hsts. Caps, &C.. SC. new supply just TO
hand. and for sale low At New London, Val
Nov. I7-ts O. M. CUNDIFF 6 co.
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OFee cfths Virginia and Tennessee r. r. Comply
LrscHsuRG. Der. ID, 1851.
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of ,h. Com
Il pany have ordered rsqusition Of Five Dol
lars per SHARE, upon all the stock which has been
subscribed payable on the 10th November next, be-
ing the 10th upon the old subscribers and 9Th upon
the new and further requisi'ion Of Five Dollars
per share payable on the lst December next being
18th upon the old subscribers and 9th upon tho
new.
Dcuquents will be required TO Pay interest in all
.... To-. -,lnl G NlRRISNN Trs-
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DIANKETs. PULLED CLOTsI

ID flr ssrvznt, wear. Linsey,, Overcoating, heavy
Boots. shoes and Hsts, Purchased within the pre-
sent month. ia the Northern markets. AID offered
low Tor cash, or in exchange for Country Produce.
BY JOS. II. WILSON,
Qc, c7-fs opposite the yirxiuian (Dfi~~
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VTALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
' FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber having deter
mined to remove to the City Of Richmond, win
offer for private sale. until the 25th December
next. his HOUSE and LOT at Republican Grove.
Halifax county. Va. The II ousc is made Of Brick,
with six good rooms, and the lot contains about
- A Acres OF Land. There il good
S Kitchen and other necessary Out-Housss At
toched to the premises, together with new Store
house. well constructed for country business, and
is an excellent stand.
If the above property should not be sold before
the time above specified it will be for Rent on rsa
sonable terms.
For further particulars. address tho subscriber at
Republican Grove, Halifax CO., Va.
Nov. I7-to5D THOS E. WORD
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VNHEAT.--TIIE Term of lease on the
w LANGHORNE MILLS having expired
on tn, LIST inst. .sh.y viii now be worked by the
proprietor. lie deems it unnecessary to say more
than that he will be constantly in market for Vhent
end Corn. He also wishes to purchase 100000
Stores and Heading.
July e4-t. IANGHORNE
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READ TAKES THIS

WILLIAM j. READ TAKES THIS
w method of informing tho public. that he is
now tho sole proprietor of the LIVERY STA
BLES and other property which was owned by
tho late firm of READ r. HANCOCK. ny CIV
ing strict attention to tho business he intends Ia
merit and hopes to receive liberal patronage froa
hi. friend, and the public generally.
Nav I7-on
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r AW PARTNERSIIEP.-The un

II AW PARTNERSlIEP.-The under
a signed having this day formed partner
She in the practice of Law, viii attend to all bust
ne. colfdod TO them in tho counties Of Bedford
Campbell Amherst and Appomatiox. and the Cor
poration Of Lynchburg.
II Office opposite George N. Rucker, MAR
street, Lynehburg, Va.
JOHN o. T.. GOGGTN.
July iJ-ts FREDERICK W. PAGE.
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
= SALE OF VALUABLE PROF

- SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
- ERTY.-1n obedience to decree OF the cir
cult court Of Nelson county, pronounced on the
29th day of September, 1851, 10 tho case Of Lam
don G. Garland against Alrx'r Brown late sheriff
of Nelson county. and as such admir- OF Spotswood
Garland deed and others; the undersigned. the
commissioner. appointed by the decree, will. on
Saturday the 18th day Of December next offer for
sale upon the premises. to the highest bidder, (for
80 much cash as will dcfray the expenses of sale,
and on n credit Of six. twelve and eighteen months
in equal ius,almeni. for the rcsdue, taking bonds
with good personal security for the purchase mo-
new and returning the title until the is paid.
that valuable HOUSE AND LOT, in the Town
Of Lovngston. in which SPotswood Garland decd
formerly resided, together with the TRACT OF
N LAND adjoining, containing about IS A.
&. cres This property is very valuable and
would suit professional man. Tho buildings,
Dwelling House. Kitchen, Smoke House and Sta
ble) are in good repair and very convenient. and
the fencing in good order. There is well Of ex-
eelent water in the yard, and the garden and land
are very productive.
Possession will be given on the lst day of Janua-
ry next. SAM'L NJ. GARLAND, }c.
ALEX'R BROWN,
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T. IlNT EIt NJ IN
Oct e3-ts Granite Buildings. Cahcl House.
DLANKETs, HATS AND cars

lDLANkETS, HATS AND CAPS.
- Weare now receiving and have for sale
1000 Negro Blankets,
100 pair Mackinav do suitable for tents, &
100 do fine duilc do
so dozeE good Wool and California IIat,.
10 cloth Caps
Those having hands TO elothe, will please call.
For sale low.
Oct ct. McCORKLE. SIMPSON & Jones.
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ID FLAGG, Of DamvilIe, having be-
Il come convcrsant with the mode of transact
ing business with the Departments a, Washington,
aud designing to visit that city frequently hereafter
will attend to such Revolutionary, Beurt. Land,
and other claims. az may be entrusted To him from
the surrounding country.
u Address, Danriiie, We, postage paid.
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DIsSOLUTION OF PARTNER.

DJsSOIUTION OF PARTNER-
- sHiP-Th. partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned dissolved ON the
18th inst. by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the late firm viii present them to
wm.J. R-ud for payment, and those indebted to
tho same will also make payment to him, a. he a.
loac 10 authorised to make setilcmsnts.
s.t WILLIAM J. READ.
AMMON q. HANCOCK.
Nnv
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VXTM. II. McDONALD'S, GEU RAJ
w Newspaper, Advertising. Subscription, Col
lection, and Rcportorial Office, No. l02 Nassau St.
e arner of ANN N. Y. Established in 1913.
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DEWOVA YOUNGER &

TOzlN III. TYREE, has removed his of
- fee to the same building where he will be ready
at all time. to attend to his friends in the sale Of
Tnhaccn. &c. nn l0-ts
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brooklyn city Intelligence.

DR. PISEs LECTURE ON THE DOCTRINES or THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Rev Doctor delivered on Sunday, the second Of
series Of lectures the above subject the Church OF
St Charles boroneo They appear to be very attractive
ard to increase In interest The first the revs
rend gntemsn stated preliminary and his object Is 70
treat the subject In lucid and familiar style ~ IL will
admit o. His discourse, sunday, founded upon
Faith is the evidence OF things which do not appear
II Hebrews, 10th verse-snd the principal Points put
Forward we're that the apparent Inconsistency vas
conetd bJ the Tact that the apostles had evidence OF
usir eyes and EARS though all the great doctrines did
oct appear and that had indirect aud i.fable test
mtny Of this handed down to the church In unbroken
sueces,on that though had not the evidence,
they were true for for them, sunrise TO
blind man, testified to BY the whole world though he
Old not zee g. That faith or belief vas matter Of
opinion. hut certain aud nfs iblethst all the evil.
dtnce rested upon the testimony of the church. ~ dit
TIE Truth o. the scriptures themslvs aud must have
ttcouFse otrsdl'ion to interpret them which pre-
tstrrnt and which has been infaiby handed down, not
~ aSy in3v dusl vh1 "a falbls bot By the evidence
- h shnir nrs' a. yveyious ~ the sixtssnta
ca sal Ia ms 3. rsrs % IL ever stree.
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CRY or LAFAYETTE, Nov. y, 1851.
TIE Oros7 Of me Lone Stor-ProbaHe Design agqiasi

CITY OF LAFAYETTE, Nov. y, 1871.
TIE Oroer fthe Lone Stor-Probab, Design agqinf
Cpta-G,n. Quumdn.
YSur Journal always seems to be the first to have
the news. from whatever quarter il may be, and
az there is something astir here, will tell IL to
you.
Abont three months since, some one started an
order in this city styled the order Of the Lone STAR
and, as well as learn, looks little 6ibuster-
ish. happened TO be on Levee street, the other
night, and seeing great crowd going up strirs,
with guns, drums, &c. stopped and, in a few min
utes met with friend who happens to be a mem
ber He related 10 me that the order perfectly
secret that its ostenble object was for the erten-
son of the area Of liberty; but there real one
which time alone would unfold Further, that there
we're two Divisions in this city, one having about
IFS members, ard the other about lz0. They style
themselves PATRIOTS and not members. In New Or
leans there are q number Of Divisions numbering
some 500 to 800 members There are likewise DIR
visions in Mobile, vicksburg, Woodville, NstcheL'
St Louis, Cincinnati, and many otner pisces no
further stated that in the course OF few days,
ame ten or 6fteen Of q committee would leave tor
New ork. Philadelphia, and other northern cities
clothed With full power TO establish Dvisiops IN
those places; slso that they we're rolling up sn I'm
mense fund, having several degrees, and gener,a J
assemblies costiog about hty dollars to get TO the
top Of the ladder He also stated that ere and m
New Orleans, they have 10 hold three and four
| meetings week, Initiating twenty to thirty each
evening There has been several who would not
snsver questions properly, or we're not willing 70
take their obligations, and would not 90 in He
further stated that they very careful in taking
members
This order has eissssds great deal Of sxcits~sat
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Cur Lowell. corr..popdenee.

LowKLL, (Mass.) Nov. ", 1851.
ErcHmsrt ~ NE CITY n SJin5e,-Smgpirr Elec-
ficn Rawp,-Cl7fifc1;,s Dsrisf 10 Eight Con
hiion Meribe, Of ae Ho.ss- The Prob1bk Re
sui, &c
Assun Mig that myriads, who read Vie HERALD
take an interest 10 all the exciting things Of the
day, and particularly those Of political character
venture to send you an epistle from the Spindle
City, which is just nov ss full Of excitement As i.
we'll can be, and not ''burit up" What renders the
thing Of more than ordinary interest, is this the
excitement grows out Of our state election, and
may involve the whole state In its flames
Our annual election was he'd On Monday week
the 10th The result was, that what here called
the coslitonists, made choice Of eigh. Of the ten
members Of the House Of Repre sntstives To which
the city is entitled and great was their joy at the
fact, as, perhaps, any such result had not been
very confidently expected. But, To- the officers OF
one Of the wards, Che fourth,) the next morning.
discovered that they had made . number Of most
esreeous blunders 10 their returns Of the votes cast
in Said ward To our Mayor sBd Aldermen. IL ap-
pears that they returned, a. the whole number OF
ballots cast for representatives, OBS whereas there
we're rot quite 1000 votes cast in the whole city,
and there are only about 800 voters the citys
lists. These returns we're made both in writing and
IN figures, which has caused some persons of .
naturally suspicious turn OF mind 10 suppose that
the error was Intentional; but from my intimate
personal knowledge Of the officers Of ward Fosr,
have no hesitation in saying that there Is ground
for any such suppotition. Their error vas caused
BY their having bad resort to mos, absurd mode
CT counting. They added together the votes cast
for all the candidates. BY which lsughsbls
process they made SOS votes in . ward
where but few more tBsn 800 we're given
The biehe vbig std the highest coalition csndi
date received, ia all, just SOS votes. An equally
vild return yas made Of the Senatorial vote which
vss put, In whole rumbers, at 4,T69 whereas IL re-
ally did net exceed scattering aud all, S22-but OF
the effect q this shall speak by aud by The de-
tails " the votes. hs~ever. in each Gaze we're cor
tectiy tittn. Al should have caused the city ON
GERS ~ vbca tie retains we're made 70 rave later
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our New Haven Correspondence.
INV Haven, Conn, Nov. -, 1851.
The Bptoi of Ercli al Yale CoLlsgs.

The Bwioi Of Eroi,d at Yale College.
This time hopored custom has not, as many have
predicted, fallen to the ground The class Of 1854,
Of Yale College, have done their duty to the re-
mains Of their old enemy, and have done II in way
that reflects honor on themselves asd on the col
ege. For the benefit Of such Of your readers as are
not aware -hat this custom IL, will briefly state It's
object, and the manner in which IL 10 performed
Every Freshman class is required to study Euclid
during the last two terms Of Freshman year
Therefore, for many years. as that class be-
comes the Sophomore class. certain members make
arrangements, and "a soon a. Practicable perform
the last sad Offices to the hated book when has 50
lately died, to them. A ball Is provided, and
band Of music, for the sccasios; sermon, an ora
ton, and poem, are delivered. The mourning
class then follow their deceased enemy to the fune-
raj pile, where a drge is sung. prayer 20 one OF
the Internal deities Is offered, and Euclid. amid
The gioanirss Of bis followers, is consigned to
tie flames.
10 accordsacs With tais custom. a. twelve s'cloes
on Wednescsy ev3nios, toe l''d tos. ths el.ss Q b
"a the prsss1t Sopton3te cla-s, toz,tt,s vita
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Our Washington Correspondence.


The approach Of COmpes-Reog ani-afio~ Of The
Stnate-Henry Clay Commodore Stockton, SC
Eqsmo1 marble for the Capitol Extension.
One week from this day, and We shall see the
assembling Of the 6rst session of the thirty second
Congress Of this great and gloriousy free country.
Whether the House Of Representatives shall be
sufficiently organized on Monday to re,eiye the
Presidents Message on Tuesday, remains ques.
ton. IL is probable, however, that the decided
msjorty held by the democrats will enable that
party to choose their officers on the first day.
The Senate will doubtless be e-organred. MIR.
Bentops resolution, which has for several years
kept the present incumbents in their places, by
postponiDg all elections for OH ,ers, will be Tex
plunged, plotted out, voted anti democratic. There
will be a chan &c in the Secretaryship, and then
downwards. Me. Dickens, who has held tho Office
for many years, is very nice old gentleman, but
IL IL thought that he will have TO give way TO that
ablest Of all men for such q place, Major b. b.
French, once the able and efficient clerk Of the
Houfe OF Representatives.
Among the arrivals last night, Is the Hon Henry
Clay. He attracts more attention now the he did
last winter, and you must not DO astonshed when
tell you that there Is revivifcation Of enthusiasm
in his favor which may result in giving him the
nomination Of the Wing National Convention for
the Presidency. His party seem TO be Just waking
up to the fact that old Hal is the father oftbe
compromise. and as such should n OF be overlooked
becsute be has remained quiet, and allowed Web
ster and Fillmore to trade upon his capitalize use
his thunder, as " IL we're theirs, par erc,iierce.
Comm odore stockton here last week, from
his Virginia gold mines, but has returned to New
jersey, TO FIX up his household for q Congressional
cruise. Rely upon IL, be will navigate as fesrlessly
and successfully upon the Senat. Of politics,
diplomacy, orstory, and ability, - he has done
upon Gods ocean, with q triumphant American
squadron under his naval commission There V q
higher destiny for stockton than the Senate He
possesses all the great qualities Of Jackson and
would make bold, splendid, dssbing President.
President Fillmore viii decide IN few days upon
TIRE msrtle which shall be used for the Capits ex-
tension IL 10 an important decision involving
millions Of money. and mountains OF marble Thee
ere four specimens IN the scieutnc crueioie OIL ths
Smithtouiaa IL is ssid that the President viii
close contract with Carnl y. Snien 4 Co FOR the
Ee,er on msr,lt frpm Nssiscnuss'ts. Of ShicA ,hs
,,stsid Colls. Ba- gs.on hJlst A. "a. ,jslph,'
ate butt. COLONEL,
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Thsy interfered in our elections here % II u said
BY 8 great many, but they deny H. 9stt 4 N
This same person told me that ct the next demo-
cratic convention in Baltimore. they would have
and would control the nomination for President !;
that great many Of their members would be rep
resentatives in the convention
He further stated that by November next, they
had arranged it, so that they would have between
600 to 5000, 900 dollars.
l am afraid there is something wrong in shs
order. Everybody is talking about it. and begin
to see it leaking out in the papers here.
This gentleman spoke Of, said that Gen. Qait'
was In the city, some two or three weeks since,
and was initiated. 1t looks strange, aad seems 10
sQuint towards the leland.
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QUEBEC, November -, io9i.
Cp,,O,s Case NJ Tuo Mwsrus- Rrot'y Point Of
I1p-Dv RoJh's Movenerts-bferf'o~s -Um
A. MR,r.1s- B,65ss 0vv the ~. La're'ee, &c
Two prisonors. Antonio Burto Urgsntsnd tria
ce,eo Murray. ialars, left Qusbec. on Sunday
las. for EpSlsns, ia tie Ls5ys BuI-sr Thsir case
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numerous other members Of the college. assembled
ct the temple to witnesSand take pEt In tho eers-
monies; The following is the programme Of the
I.-0vrRrrnE-From "sonnsubulan
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<&Ns
Juuicres, salvets.
Dignitatis viridis,
dsudemus oonspicere
HE presentes vos.
Vos thrones, salvet<.
vos qui matribus caris
Estis sudientes non
All. guam slesti!
Bed sgressi foribus,
ILLS non sinentibus,
Elephantsm vissre
Hue venistis nunc.
Pster Euclid cum abit
Nxit, nobls nentihus,
NE me lamsntamini,
Hilsrescite.
BisanAle referet
Umb9Am carl Euclidi.n
Luotum ergo tollits.
Luctum tollite.
Euclid nunc hunabimus
Splendid 90 foetiter;
Presses dicat Quidhbet
Thsehsr Kinnequs.
James, qui nagnuns nasun
fert,
James, qui STAINS collare fsrt,
Cmnes tales; pulchn STUNT,
Gerum possunt non.
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OF! oh! dsplorsntss NOS
Bscchanalem comitem,
Atra sors perseQuitur,
Lacryme fuunt;
Sslrss lacrymAs dsmus
In recentum tumulum
Euclid snim csrus est,
Recordari nunc.
Oppidapi, hs. hs, hs.
Tutorefque. o. o. U.
Verbs tam innoxiis
Qusntum terre Mt NOS.
College leges expellent
0mnee Itineraries;
College leges, hs. hs. he.
Quantum terrent nos!
Ella! age. juvenee.
Sophomore. surgite,
voe prebets strenuos
Waste ruite'
0ppidanos fortiter
fustibus ahisits;
Fscultatem clara vox
Coget fugere.
eeniores, ealvete
veteres In soelere,
Nobis vester adventus
Est gratissimus.
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HplrN rcmalutu un hohtcu, tnouHn " W
gain say decided information. The disturbance Is
entirely political, consequent the change Of Pre-
sidebt. At the date OF last accounts, valparaiso
Conception and Coqsimbo we're in the possession
Of the oppostiep party.
A sailing vessel reached here a few days since In
axiy-6ve days from sidney The captain informs
us that the gold mines In that country are pro
ducir largely, and that business and farming are
entirely negle tied on account Of the excitement.
Ihe captain assures me OF The fact that one solid
Jump o. gold vas taken out Of the earth Weighing
lO2 pounds
1soygh II Is now late, on the second Of Novem-
pei stu We have not solitary word Of the mails
WHO'D lett New \ ork city on the llth ult, and we
begin 70 feel ureasy about IL The "Golden Gate
wih vsit until TO morrow for any tidirgs that may
reasn US IN reference thereto, when, | understand,
she viii sail for san Francisco
Our old friend. sptain Stout, who has 90 leng
and 20 faithfully served his God aud the Pacific
Mail steamship Company the lsthmus, has
sgsin returned among US, and resumed his Old du-
tiss Both last sunday and this, he read the
church service Of the American onsulste TO very
respectable congregation, 90 that though ,bsent
f,cm our friends ard homes In the body, We we're
present -ith you ell In the Lord