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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

n NHEAP GOODS-FOR CASE...I am
~ receiving nrgc and complete assortment Of
tcw SPRING and SUMNER GOODS; comprising the
)stest and fashionable vare ties and styles i'm.
1torted this season--which am offering ut unusually
low prices. Intending sell for CASH, mean BE-
kati,fed with small profits, and thereby will make it to
the interest ofall to give a ca-which most cor
tlially solicit from those having Goods to buy will
6,romise many inducements in the way Of Styles.
prices and large and well selected stock pick from.
Is be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless give the hcnds or branches
composing my stock, my long experience has nught
anc the ofevery class Of dealers. Suffice there
FORE shy, that feel assured nm fully prepared
answer the demands ofall-and ask all TO call
1 J0HN q MEEM
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co,
RICHMOND, Va.

A UC rION'TRADE SALE OF Sugar,
"A MOlasscs, &c.-On Wednesday the lrh
inst commencing at l0l o'clock, will sell our
warehouse, at Rockets, to close consignments--
57S hhds Sugar plantation and clarified ranging from
fair TO choice quality
500 bbs Louisiana Molasses early crop and prime quail
ity.
$50 bbls and La Syrup,
1877 bbls small Loaf Sugar,
100 packages loaf, clarified and powdered Sugar,
Us bbs Sugar, white and yellow clarified,
100 boxes Adamautiue Candles,
200 boxes Soap, &c &c.
TERMS-Undcr 800 cash F.; over 600 four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.. Auctioneers,
5--fds Rirhuond ya
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GALE OFVALUABLE PROPERTY

~ In conformity with the will OF Robert Mitchell decd
shall the 4h day of September, if fair. if not,
thenext fair day SELL public auction the premi
se., that ESTABLISHING of which Robert Mitchell died
possessed. known the "BRICK HOUSE," Said
property situated in the county of Nelson the
road about miles from Nelson courthouse. and eight.
from the James River and Kanawha Canal The bull
diDgs consist of a commodous BRICK d DWELLING
HOUSE. good Store House, necessary outhouses,
&c There is fine well of the place, and al
cached the premises 371 of LAND, with suif-
Client wood to keep up the place. Those desiring to
purchase requested to view this establishment.
Terms liberal and made known day of sale.
JAMES NJ PHELPS, }Ex'ors of r.
A. L. FOCUS. MITCHELL dec.
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,

Drawn Nos. Del. Lot. Elk. 50.
&C 80 81 l6 % 30 63 80 80 3 So
Del. Lot 50.
80 II IS 3 Is ~ AZ 81 IS so 8 81 Sc
Del Class 81
4S SO 81 IL 3 SO so 80 G7 81 60 So 10
IL Orders for packages certificates of packages,
single tickets in any OF the Lotteries of j W. Mauy
Co., will meet with prompt attention il addressed
A. +. WHITTEMORE. ir.
Lynchhurg Va.
" Communications strictly confidential.
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2 SEABURY's Shoe store ~!
MIIXE AND lT IIYEu


- IL will be remembered that when commenced
business under myo1n yenr or two since. FOUR
doors toward the Market House from The old stand,
aook the above and having strictly adhered
it, endeavoring make my sales mutually besc6e01 y
the purchaser and myself now, under the same rule.
offer atruly generous community, probably the
extensive assortment of Dress and common BOOTS
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
valises, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas, Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging my business that has
been presented the citizens Of Lynchburg and those
who purchase in this market.
My experience in my business, having paid ercuSre
it for twenty FIVE years. my scquan-
lance with Manufacturers and Dealers, and my long
resdence in Lynchburg. qualities 10 prepare my.
self to do well as the best, and it is.
am very thankful for the liberal patronage received,
and shall strive is continuance.
P.SEABURY.
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GENTS WANTED to sell the Life

GENTS WANTED to sell the Life
IA of GEN. SCOTT.-500 pages I2mo., handsomely
and durably bound, illustrated with Engravings,
BY EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, ESQ,
Many gears Editor Of The Cincinnati DAILY Chronicle.
The subscriber will shortly receive from the Press
Edition of the above valuable work. and will furnish
those who wish become Agents circulate the same,
on the favorable For further particulars
and all necessary information applicants will please adj
dress their letters the subscriber,
II. MANSFIELD, Publisher,
aug 2--2wifr 134 York Street, Neac Hopt7, CT.
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Notice.

Public Meeting will be held Buckingham court
house. at the August term of buckingham court the
purpose a appointing Delegates the Internal I'M
provement Convention. which is assemble at Union,
in the county OF Monroe, the 18th August.
2--f9a
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NEW SOODS..-JOHN II. DAVIS has
Y received by Express, handsome assortment OF
Ladies Dress Goods, French worked Collars,
with splendid assortment Of Bonnets Sc which makes
his assortment very complete He solicits call from
buyers. may l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
MARRIAGES.

Married July 2ad at the residence Of her uncle.
Mr. James Fretwe, by the Rev. Mr. Langhornc, Misc
MARY F. LucKApo, to Mr.. JAMES MATTHIAS, formerly of
Nova Scotia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

LII scribers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have good stock of WOOLENS,
made after the old Virginia style wool jeans. made
expressly order and for exchanging jeans and lindsey
for WOOL either wool in the dirt clean WOOL as NAV
suit the farmers upon the very best terms. Call and
examine jeans and lindsey before You decide; which
be found the basin, few doors above Messrs.
Lacey 4 Terry's.
may l0-3m CREWDSON & CRANK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
IRON WORKS FOR SALE


l. of deed Of trust executed the 18th of
August lsi9 ly Alexander N. Montgomery and Others
and Of record in the Clerk soce of Nelson county court
shall the 2Stb of October S52 upon the premises
sell the highest bidder all that valuable land known
by the of Ell Creek Furnace, consisting of be-
tween Ia and 1900 Acres Of Land. 1t is
property in every respect valuable. 1t is situated
on James River in the county Of Nelson, the mouth
of Elk creek and Iron establishment valuable
any in virginia-the quantities of Ore and Lime
being inexhaustble OF the first quality. and
the Furnace The title said Land is believed be
perfectly clear trustees however. shall only
vey such title is vested in by the deed aforesaid.
TERMs-The sale will be credit of six mosths for
the sum of five thousand dollars, and and
years from the expiration of said six months for the
balance of the purchase money in equal instruments
the purchaser give bonds with good personal security
and the land to remain a security also until the
whole purchase money is paid.
The publi; and especially the creditors of A. N.
Montgomery. Montgomery & Brothers. and Fhppin &
Montgomery are desired o attend this notice.
Messrs. Holland & Wells who al present reside upon
this farm. will take pleasure in showing as de-
string purchase.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, }Trus-
WIN. B. ROANE, tees.
aug 2-wt25S--then 2twt2Soc
Richmond Wing, Nat Inteligencer, Bait American.
and Staunton Spectator, copy a week. and forward
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASONIC HALL.

MASONIC HALL.
IHxrsday Erening, August 5th, 1852.
SECOND
b A l. L A ID O h e e,
BY MIR. TURNER,
The Americ lladist,
ASSISTED BY
PROFESSOR |. ANDRIA C. IARDELLA
Who rU preside at tie Piano.
MIR. TURNER'S Programne win be choice and va
red. Among the Songs of the evening will be my
MOTHER DEAR" 1.-THE HARP THAT ONCE
THRO' TARA'S HALLS" E PLURIBUS UNUM,"
" KATHLEEN O'MOORE," and other favorite.,
Cards of admission 50c-Gentleman and Ladies 81.
Doors open at o'clock-Concert to commence at 8
aug Silt
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Spring of 1852.-Ap 8-tf


CPRING ls52.--Ths subscriber would mos,
- respectfully announce to bis friends md the public
generally, that he IS receiving and opening large
nnd well selected stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which he invites the attention Of those in want IL
is useless his stock but would simply say
that it is surpassed by any in Lynchburg
invites the particular attention ftbe Ladies TO his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress Goods, kidGioves, DC.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock Of Goods in
their line exhibited by any house in this place,
and the largest and best selected stock Of Ready
Clothing, brought to this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way of stl-
ing npl 12-ifts DON 7. 9. PETERS.
BLACK WATER JANES..-I HAVE IN
IL store 5000 yards Black Water JAMES, extrn hea
Wy, which will sell accommodating terms
change for Wool
- je 14--ifts A. 3. RUCKER.
bacon, BACON-5 900 lbs prime Western
- Bacon Sides and Shoulders in and for .aleby
ne-ts GEO. BAGBY.
EV MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-Thers
be doubt that the sfnitiss md new dscov-
cries that Medical Chemistry is constantly adding to
medical science and the healing is the best evidence
of the great superiority the combinations in tho Us
TANG LIsIxEST have old preparations this Liniment
being the result Of great labor in chemical Analysis 10
the for the great superiority Of this new prepa
ration old mixtures and the immense sale Of t
proves how highly is valued by those who have uied
il and know its superior virtues for the Of rheu
matism, bruises strains, burns, stiff joints, chspped
hands, also for broken breast swelings pains
in any part ofthe body.
The 81 bottle contains times the so bottle three
times, much the 2s size. See advertisements
in another column April e-U
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
TERRY & SHIELDS.

IL We authorized to announce CHARLES c.
WINGFIELD candidate r;he office of Constable in
the 9th District of Campbell county, in place of r. F.
Walker resigned.
Julu
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DE ATHS s.

]. THoxpsos-aged years, one month. and IL days
He was born in Pittsylvania, va.-Hoplinsriue (ky
Rife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

NEW YORK MARKETS. July 81.
FLoUR-The sales to-day, reach fully 10 900 barrels
Prices unchanged.
CoRS-Saes to-day of 81 900 bushels mixed Corn
al IS cents per bushel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED, July 80. 1852.
Steamer Virginia, Teal Philadelphia mdz to May &
Atkinson.
Schr Viola, Matthias, Porto Rico sugar and molasses
TO Ba on & Baskerville.
August 2-Steamer Belviderc, Clifford, Baltimore.
Steamer Roanoke Parish, New York.
Schr Columbia. Moore. York River.
Schr Henry Lewis, North Carolina.
Schr Blooming Youth, York River.
SAILED, July 81.
Schr Ann, Gardner, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr John Watson Cambern, Stamford coal.
Sloop Mary Compton, Bowland, James River.
August 2-Schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston.
Sailing of the Ocean Steamers.
FROM UNITED STATES.
SHIPS
Illinois. New York. Aspinwa- July 90
Northern Lis ht- New York San Juan July 20
Canada Boston ---- Liverpool July q
Atlantic Liverpool. New York July "a
Asia New York Liverpool. July %
FROM EUROPE.
America. Liverpool Boston, July 10
Baltic Liverpool New York July IA
Hermann Bremen. New York July Is
Europa Liverpool New York July IL
City os Glasgow Liverpool Philadelphia July 81
Niagara Liverpool. Boston July "a
Pacific Liverpool - New Y ork- - July %
Africa. Liverpool New York July 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
LAssICAL SCHOOL IN HAREsl-


'EHEAF nOOtS, SmOeS, Huns, CkC- I
~ take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
my well nssored Stock Of Boots, Shoes Caps Hats,
ravelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Panama and other
umincr Hats-comprsing every thing used for the head
tnd which have recently bought in the Nor,herR
tiles, and offering very low prices, in order in
10 call as prefer nimble penny n slow shilling.
My arrangements mnde to keep up the Stock
throughout the season, with fresh and desirable Goods
march 2g-iftf JOHN q; MEEM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
P- MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-Th,

bacon, BACON-5 600 lbs prime Western
- Bacon Sides and Shoulders, in and for salcby
au Cts GEO. BAGBY.
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TIN Plate, BAR IRON, Ac.

i AND FOR SALE wish to sell 1855
AACRES Of Land. lying the BufihAo Springs
Buffalo River in Amherst County, about f5e Of which,
is bottoms Of first quality The bottoms thoroughly
drained and Irrigated Mt will that crop Of
or grass is always certain. There 10 . SAW MILL on
the with 81, feet head of and abundance Of
timber. About mile Of Stone fencing is around the
land. No land in the County does exceed this in tho
production Of Tobacco, Corn Wheat and Oats On d
is Story Brick Dwelling and other houses Mon
ey is w'."ting OF would not sell Apply my
the premises. z. bRUMMOND.
July It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

Deceived AT LAST.-Six Wri-
l. u ting Paper, containing
Blue Ruled Cap. fine and superfne,
Plain CAP white =
White ruled Letter
Blue
Plain
White Bath Post. extra superfne,
Blue "
Extra super Bath Post Gilt,
Super commercial Note ruled,
~ Note plain and with border.
Extra super ruled cap blue and White
White fiat cap
Folio Post white.
Super white Letter. wide ruled for sermons, &c,
Extra super Bath Post. {"
Extra fine ruled cap blue and white,
Bill or ape paper.
The above papers from Of the very best
factories in the United States warranted superior
and uniform in quality, and will be sold by the case,
ream, or less quantity, at very low prices.
c. MORSE, Com. Merch't,
opposite Warwick House.
P. S. The highest price paid for Linen and Cotton
Rags. aug SITS
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Hanks for Sale nt this OAice.
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SILK and Fancy Dry Goods,

Non IN store and arriring by crery Steamer,
consisting in part of Dress Goods in every variety Ta
era and Satin Rbbons Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
elegant assortment; black and fancy Silks; White
Goods, every description, Laees an Embroidcrcs;
Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, Cravnts &c. &c.
Merchants from the country respectfully invited
examine stock jy 29-2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

Has removed his Office ONE DOOR ABOVE ms RESIDENCE
Main street, and square above Dibrcrs Hotel.
jy l2--:}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

TALL TRADE, lSJ2.-PETITS HAIR
Il RlS & DANlELL, No. % NASSAU STREET. near
ahe Post Office, New York-Oaer for cash approved
IL ataleicu riIucI M
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-29
NIrFTTNC ~ ppY1Ncv5IC,V

A meeting Of the Wings of Brunswick was
held in bawrenccvo on the 22d inst, for the
purpose of sending delegates to the Wing State
Convention, which is to meet in Richmond on the
14th of April.
f.. Is. Hicks, Esq, was called to the Chair and
d. j. Claiborne, Jr., appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen werc appointed to
represent the county in said Convention Messis.
Richard W. Field, John h. Jones, VIM f. Brod-
max, Col III. Il. Baird, Col +. B. Tucker Reu-
ben b. Hicks, Frederick A. Lewis ID. s. Hicks,
VIM. M. Field, Ira Connolly, DIR. Hume Field,
DIR. VIM. b. Price, Dr. b. J. Hicks DIR. Alexan-
der } Brodnax, DIR. John J. Rives, w. Crichton,
David +. Poyner, Il. +. Meade, DR.. J. T.. Crich-
ton, Charles Ill. Lewellen, Winfield Phipps, f..
w. Greon, Thomas A. Green, VIM. M. H. John
son, Col James b. Mallory, Major j. S. Harris,
h. J. Palmer Robert r. Jones, II. NJ Walden.
John M. Howell and r. l.. Lambert.
Resolutions, approving of the administration of
Willard Fillmore and appointing as delegates any
Wings OF Brunswick who may be in Richmond
during the session of the Convention, were unani-
mously adopted by the meeting.
Resolved. That Wood Bouldin, and Dr. A. r.
B. Merritt of Richmond and John w. Syme of
Petersburg, be requested to represent this county
in the Convention.
On motion made and seconded the Chairman
and Secretary were added to the delegation.
On motion of B. b. Wilkes, the Wing editors
of Richmond and Petersburg, were requested to
publish our proceedings.
ID. j. CLAIBORNE, Jr. Secretary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-29

The following is the speech of Gen. Scott at the
Castle Garden Meeting, to which frequent refer
ence has recently been made in the newspapers.
1t was delivered on the 25th of February, 1850:
Fellow citizens Il came here this evening not
expecting to do more than to take my stand in n
of the room, for the purpose of listening to
the proceedings of this very interesting and impor
.tant meeting ! had no expectation OF having
the honor to be called upon this stand. am in
debted to the kindness of friend, who discovered
me below, for having the honor to appear in such
a conspicuous manner before YOU Little did L ex-
pect being called upon to address this great and
glorious meeting, which is worthy of the Empire
City, worthy of the Empire State, and worthy of
the Union which you came here to support
(Great applause.) | before me the intelli-
gence, the wealth, the patriotism of this great
city, voluntarily coming here for the purpose of
supporting that Union. | am an humble friend
and devoted servant of that same Union. | do
not call myself citizen of the East or of the
North, or of the West or Of the South. | have
served that Union for nearly forty-two years,
and feel that am citizen of every part and
parcel of this glorious constellation of States
As friend Of the Union, and knowing that
the Union is in jeopardy, and knowing that
this meeting was called for the purpose ofdevsing
measures of compromise and Cancellation, | am
come here. Many thanks for the kindness you
have shown me. | am not an abolitionist nor an
advocate of slavery. Iwould not have come here
if l had thought these subjects would have mil
itated with each other at this meeting. did not
come here as whig or as democrat. | have
not attended party meetingsfor upw rds of forty
years. but when the cry is that the Union is in
danger and the rally is called for the support of
the Union, would be coward and a recreant
to my country, if did not respond to the call
mean to give my little strength in support of the
Union and God willing, will do so. I am not
a strong man; but have a little strength left, and
trust shall be buried under the Union. God
grant that you may devise or fall upon some plan
to save that Union to which we are in heart and
soul all so much devoted
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-29

The ARTILLERY SERvICE.--A report was sub
mitted in the United States Senate on Tuesday, by
Senator Shields, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, nthe subject of the Artillery Service &c
companied by bill designed to increase the eff
cheney OF this important branch of the national de-
fences. The report states that since the deter
mination of the Mexican war the artillery has
been SO much neglected that discomfort and dis
couragement begin to prevail at the present time.
The men are declared to be exceedingly deficient
in practical knowledge of the duties of their pro-
fesson, and especially in the duties that would de-
volve upon them in war with any maritime Power.
The necessity is urged, not Of increasing the force
beyond what is necessary for our limited internal
necessities, but to improve its quality, and make
it better in its personnel and nateriel that it
should be in every particular model army, or nu-
cleus around which the nation could rally in any
great national emergency.
To effect this desirable object the provisions OF
the bill reported by the Committee authorizes the
President to appoint from the officers Of the artille
ny u brigadier general, who shall be chief of the
corps of artillery, and shall under the direction Of
the Secretary of War and Major General, admin
lister the corps in all things relating to the instruc-
ton, equipment, mounting, distribution and re-
cruiting. 1t also provides that promotions to the
rank of colonel shall cease until the number shall
be reduced to two, which shall hereafter be the
number.-BdH. Amer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-29
q Nv A STEEs ELECT HONs,


N obedience to the 18th section of ian Act to amend
n the Charter of the City of Richmond, and for other
purposes passed March 29th 1851 the President of the
Council has caused the following notice be published
At monthly meeting of the Council of the CITY of
Richmond held March sth, 1852:
Rcsofred, That the following named places are hereby
appointed IN the several w ards of the city, for holding
the CITY Elections which take place the first Wednes
day in April next, to wit:
For Jefferson Ward-at the First Market House;
For Madison Ward-at the City Hail.
For Monroe Ward-at the Shockoe Hill House.
Resolred That theStoowing named persons be hereby
appointed to supetntend and record the election of Cou
cllmen and City Officers which takes place the FIRST
"Wednesday in April next, to wit:
Ter jefferson Uard-James Winston James C. Crane
NlcaJah Mangun, Robert IL, Sylland George f. Sadler
1adfso@ llard-lIerbertA Claiborne, p V. Daniel ir
George N. Johnson James Allen and Robert NJ Burton
Monroe lVard-Willam rutherford, Shelton Davis
Thomas Ii. Ellis Felix Mathews and Samuel Ellis
Teste, WILLIAM ?. SHEPPARD, c. C. r.
NH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-29

THEATRE.-Mr. w. L. Maule, the liberal and
spirited Manager and Lessee, has been rendered
a complimentary benefit to-day by the corps dra-
mataque. who, we feel free to say, will put forth
alltheir resources on this occasion. This is a
compliment which has never been voluntarily
paid any former lessee in this city, we believe; it
therefore speaks volumes in Mr.. Maules behalf.
Whatever opinion may prevail amongst the pa
irons of the drama and the public as to the con-
duct of other Managers we feel quite sure all will
unite in declaring that Mr.. Maule has "acted
we'll his part" Let him, then, tonight, receive
proper and fitting testimonial of appreciation at
the hands of those he has laboured SO sedulouslv
to nmuse and instruct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-29

Mr.. J. Bayard Taylor, of New York, who is
travelling in Africa, was on the 18th of January
at khartoun, the chief city of Senaar and located
at the confluence of the White and Blue Nile,
about half way between Cairo and the equator
He had proved quite popular with the sable gov
ernor Of the place, in consequence of his being the
first American who had ever penetrated SO far
toward Central Africa, having been presented
with magnificent horse, entertained at a grand
banquet, and honored with nightly guard around
his tent. He had also been the guest of princess
OF Senaar, daughter the late monarch. Her
ebon royalty had Toasted him and his friends on "a
sheep roasted whole, and paid them other high
bred civiltes peculiar to the arstocracy of Etho-
pia. Mr. Taylor undecided whether to re-
turn to Cairo or press forward to the equator and
sources of the Nile.