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BANCROFTS HISTORY Our readers will De gao ,to 70
hear that Mr. Bancroft the accomplished historian o. s
American colonies hes The sixth volume Of this erea "oh
nearly ready for The presa and ,hot it will soon ess
pcaancc The las, volume, it will be rememOeu S t,hn
Inc volume will therefore the rnoenlous petoa
Revolution. As i, is we'll known that during ms s ~ ~
Europe MI Bancroft, obtained access h snsne Of uub
soeum.n,s papers correspondence, &c. tss voiome.ae
of those devoted 10 The was epToay On The
ne looked forward to With much pmpaaeh' sue''' ~ '
na art cf tie puplic.--[Re Aads
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THE FISHERY NEGOTIATION.

WAsHixoruN, Dec. 2-In lotter In the state Depart.
men here Mr. Buchanan acknowledges the Ieceipt oi se
6hery trru1y and saws tina he thinks will be adoped tina
he has had an Interview with Lord Aberdeen upon inc sub
jec who promised that the British Cabinet would ac'
anon il as soon as possible II would have received aten
;p hefe This but that Russo Turkish airs had occupied
,hei, attention The nimaons that England will pro
bably declare against Russia soon
IThe Washington correspondent OF lhe rnhaoe'pha sol
American saws on the oher hand: You may rely, posi-
yeIy That no fishery treaty beeH agreed upon win the
British Minister notwithstanding the relteratlon OIL lhe
story nor is there any probability of getting one no"
than there wa. one month agu. The British demand imPos
sibliities"
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e Circuit C"ur, held for the County Of Char
Anu 1--WE Court lluuse the said County March 2Gi 1855
3d Lee ' VITA Hucs by her guardian ana friend Da
asai.s psiuif:
3su. eius and Wyatt II. Pettgs Executors OF overton
kbe I Lucinda F. Crenshgw, Pleasant Barpes and Eli
Snih wie J9hn r. Smhson Admnistra Of Clans.
ta. fe'er Fo's Eisla E. Hpndley, and Wm. I. GIL.
TIL. Cana. Defendants.
~Mch has been hearing the rules agains all
which The absent defendant John p Smitfson and
,h anin mas proceeded against the said John P Smith
prescribed BY law and 81 falling TO appear and
Coun doh take the bill confessed us 10 him came on
90 !ns a and exhibits by coun
ion Whereoe Court doth ajudse order and dec lee
uons ps," George Wyatt Petius Executors
@ Court a account OF their alton Of the e.
OVerton Peua deceased; and Ih. Cort doIb
and decree that The said do lake
H oresao. and Ann Lee; which said accoun the
this Conr directed TO examine and seIe and rs
In, A Copy-Tesle. ,,,,>., am ,.
sppont.S W decree will please 10 take noce bs
PERKS oace az Cbsay the h day OF January 1854 al the
M into sIc, Court House the purpose carrying
sd attend by Ii which mo and place The parties are
decree afy 10 settlement or tke accounts reour.d hv
Wv 2k-ewi~. !No MORTON, Commissioned.
Dec 'o' sac; some hne Abemarle pippips
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aad raade manifest, all whom doth, ehai
IN = mayst THAT have fled in The general Land Office
lin nMsa States at Washington, D. G.: the following Land
S4 of Virginia, authorizing the principal Surveyor Of
~ 's si Tor the officers and soois OF the Commo wealth
.uvey andlay oin surveys viz Land Of
Military Warrant. number s3l. 1876,
anu 1--we Sally Pence OF Ray county and
and Alvin L,shiburno Clay county Missouri and Patsy
su9uhe 0 Scott county AMI Richard p Lshbune of Jeer
county State Xen'ucky; Lsn Office Exchange Military War.
fs no 49, llU lG-2I Issued
the aforesaid Alvin Lnburne Office Exchanse
ay Warrant No. SO for Ala 627 acres issued ~
Ss Warrant h2 20 for iS !-2 ee:es Issrad Scpcmbsr 40
ke hiho OF tie afore.aid Rcad r LIehtbaene Lan
ice Exchange al'4ry Wasn 40 5 for sSl acres ssucd
ssh Of hGssG;oer 1915; and Land Office Exchange Military
nant Ne si3U for 3S issued December 1875
Of GeoJs w. Hardin Bloomington, Monrve county Stale
Indiana Tide abnvc described Issued in conde.
ea !hiee years ervce by Richard Lightburneas teue
M he Virginia stals SaSy, aung Of the revolution and
o Of til: before perpOns hs ers a and Ike oai
s N:aurd warrants numbered a a2' SEQ $50 and S3 are
ssr'ans Issued In part for original warrant No. l22 Is
M % a which original warrant was lost or destroy
1nS oGc. "Dupicate" Warrant No 2l47 FOR ITO acres
nc DAY March, 1886 The Of Joshua Tisses for
@ 10 st whs wa. ssp.d the lss dsy o psss%D;t
The virginia Continental Zine and Vas SN ssoys
1 s, o. d. oIasps ISL :, Wsm ss1is a 6snss
sr.. M an his wife sarah the only child hair Joshua
Wsn, ear s aooSe men.;ansd a9d Office Exchange Militia
.he auesaid George lian Of George Butler
@ assignee of Dena Fisher Polly Reddsh Elizabeth SEQ.
es.ea which No SIS is "IupIicaea warrant ia,ued
which warrant No 6i which was lost or destroyed,
sSciuiunar ~ a. @ in sderaop al Iahn Hut
mngr y SG sSIe tns save made application 10 he
En XII .c o ne Geea Lad oie lie lned States to ob
isof ~ % lor nc before Ineptoned land warrants
y pa, HtaRGE w. HARDIN of nIoominr,on Indiana
ssSsm Attorney ior the heirs Lieut., r. Lgh,burne.
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And there will be a grand total OF

MISSISSIPPI ELECTlON.-ln the Natche2 Courier
find aggregate returns from lhir1yhVe counties % M
Sra shaving the result OF The late election In these the
fu vote for Governor slands thus: For Rogers mhlgD
II 200; for McRae ls s69 In The same counties, a me
contest Foote received 10 323 and DAVIS
4a and at The late Presidential election these eosnties
gave Scott l9O Pierce l6 SOD The Courier has also re
pored maioes from six other counties. which raise uc,
majority 907. The Stale Senate VIII etano
II WhIgs Union Dem, and 20 Stale. Rlshts DEM %
tho House thus far, 81 Wings and Unon Dom. ano "a
State Dem elected from counties ~nich ia leol
clec,ed IS Uniun men and @ State.R RIGHTS Dem
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MORE F!LIBUSTERlNG.-I II Is reported from Waat.
oR!on that abos!iwo hundred armed Caifonisns huge
lrcp ,hs brig Caroline at 1he port of La Paz In
cal governor In prison. and declsred Lower California In
dependent" We presume that Sapta Anna will take an
ported 10 be eet up.
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HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY-DEPART-
MENT OF THE EASr.-We understand that, yesterday
General Wool in compliance with the recent general or
er arranging The various departments OF The w. Army
moved his head. quarters from Troy New York. 10 ba
more So all who hereafter have business win hls once
l address The Head of the Estsn Division al
That pont.-[ Washington Star.
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SETTLEMENT OF THt METHODIST CHURCH
PROPERTY QUESTION AT NEW YORK

PROPERTY QUESTION AT NEW YORK
me unoefssned committee appointed for The purpose oil
preparing stuemen, for publication Of the action Of the
S9mmsspners upon the question p Nligatlop between The
copal Church. South ip relation ,a e property of The Book
C9pcefn W New YORK, report The following:
Aohn Mctean, ESQ having voluntarily undertaken cor
lesponaence win the Commissioners of the Methodist Eps
copai Shoeh Noih and those of the Methodist Episcopal
Chutcn Soht and having received assurances from both
parties Of disposition 10 On amcabe settlement
the matter 10 htgaton ana having been invited to be
sent at meeting OF The aforesaid Commissioners and tc aid
them win MS counsels met with them lac mission rooms
l99 Mulberry street, New York. oa the a6th ull and by
the rsquea Of the us chair
haa
question: Southern Commissioners made proposition
for settlement Of their claim which The Commissioners for
be done this desirable adjustment of mos,
troublesome litigation but the execution Of necessary pa
pers und the rraageuenis for na decree the Uned
States COURT for the Southern district of New York now n
session In Yhis city.
The settlement has been agreed upon by the parties with
out The arbtamento Of third party and 70 10 each entirely
sasace,Y. The conclusion Of hia settlement was follow
ed by hanlseIvpgs God aud most hearty expressions
Christian love and mutal confidence The feelings which
prevail among The Commissioners Of the two churches we
after throughout bonds of our Melhodsm North
and South
Much credit 10 be awarded his honor Judge Mclean
for ms agency In The completion of this important and des
raoe arrangements and doubt nobut this act will stand
prominently among those Of his long aud brilliant career,
Christian public. 'al..--
Inc deails OF The settlement will be made known 10 the
public when The hna decree Of the Court shall tanspe
GEORGE PECK,
VIM. A. SMITH,
The above report was unanimously adopted
s.g.a. --s L. Philips Secretary
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lony without cause raised iaso clnmor cheat and
lus honest electors into hatred and hostility oi he
wisest and best men.
The time has not come when such unjust end perncous
practices nre 10 succeed In this country There much
light and too much honesty suar their permanent lri.
umph ii Tor moment numbers led astray, they
Immediately redeemed by the "sober second thought"
when wise and faithful patriots overwhelmed and dega-
ded by the popular voice at The nsgaton of ahess
gngues republic n the last stages of dissolution and s
lali inevitable.
Every honest elector owes II himself his country
and The cause of justice examine mparliay,
II he hats he has been betrayed and misguided redeem his
honor and sense OF justice by firm support OF right
ana Innocence. 1t Is time that every honest should
pause and reconsider his poson dispe the puuces and
iasc Influences with which he has been 5eleagued and d.
Justice 10 his immortal by hiokng for himself and
ao'ing Independently II all will do lhis fidelity will have
its rowaa, and dishonesty It's due punishment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
MEETING OF THELEGISLATURE.

i. noan to-day the General Assembly of Virginia will
commence Its second session under The Constitution
The large number Of members Of each House. now in the
CITY makes almost certain lhaa quorum OF each body
will be present. is likely thai the TWO houses will be
fully organized without difficulty and that Gov Johnsons
message will be In to-day There unusually
large number Of members one hundred and thirteen
we believe in The House Of Deega.es-only 80 members
the last being in the House. There
teen members Of The Senate Much important 5usntss
ea.irely connected WITH he prosperity and interest Of the
State will come up for action AS TO the general policy o
the legislature of this wa,er b9y indicated our views
few days since. We sincerely ,rus that The present
sion may be quiet harmonious agreeable and satisfactory
In lie beneficial results upon the honor and prosperity OF the
old Commonwealth.
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tFrout the Washington Union

1t afrtds us sincere qualification receive and publish
the letter below from Senator Weller. TO who had
messed with admiration The sound national of br.
Weller The sectional issues, had DONE
matter OF surprise that should have strong sympa
WIN democrats who wero conspicuous friends Of General!
Cass In 1915 We have said more than that having
operated in SiS most cordially and 2eulUusy w.h Mir Wei
cr an the New York Democrats whor his letter IL ad
dressed, sympathies TOO, were with lls, until
came satisfied that they had determined make upon
the administration. il Mr. Weller should become satisfied
OF the same, know his democracy well doubt his
course II moi purpose TO ussgn TO him the posi-
lion which he supposes intended TO give hm. We
for moment believed that he would unite with fuctonists
10 oppose The AtinsIraor Our article to which he re-
ieS was nended exclusively defence OF the Texas Sen
aUIs who absent without designing express any
opinion as 10 Mr. Weere position. But if we had enter
tanned Inc opinion which he supposes wo intended 10 convey
we should be highly erated 10 find ourselves in nnd
prompt 10 acknowledge it, We OF those no ypcct
~ true Democrats like Mr Weer who have distinguish
ed themselves in many fought contests turning against
DeIrucratic Administration such grounds dill
ference OF opinion the distribution OF Offices Whilst
We think The Plesden, adopted the rule regarding all
as Democrats @ho faithfully upon Baltimore plat.
form, have full confidence that his Administration will
have Jealous ublc advocate than Senator Weller
Win Cse remarks we give place 10 his letter with greut
pleasure:
WAsHINeroN, DEC. . 1853
To he Editor of the Union:
regretted find in the Union OF this morning edo
rial ulciG calculated place In false position before
tic public In order that may be correctly understood,
beg enve that the object of my eller of The 2ls u
TO The New York National Democrats" was to indicate
that in tho election in that Stale all sympathes
were with them that in distributing The public patronage
preference should be given the true and faithful of the
party that those who aided in prostratng that and
ehenrd statesman Gen. Cass in l6I6 ought 10 luke buck
seats. These well known all win whom assocn-
led 10 bc my opinions When called for did no! hesitate
10 them. If be tho case you have iner-
red from Ihs that uned with dclioHiss 10 throw up
obstacles 10 Democratic progress and thereby embarrass the
administration you certainly very much mistaken have
doubt this administration will be conducted upon Demo-
principles and expect give il and 5ealous
support. There Is in public life for whom have
higher personal respect than President Pcce there Is no one
in whom have politically more confidence
JOHN B. WELLER
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SCHOOLS AND 6LLEGES.
PORT ROYAL BoARYNG SCHOOL,

CAROLINE COuM, VA.
cp ,n and patronage OF ,h!ichoo daily increasing.
,:;.1s Il; f. nj i .s s
sa branches professor OfMu also besn provided
nsas s se sffssa ss@s saPsaa@
r. Ms Ispo: Of The Rchniond Rail Road
syaty may %a DC fs s
n. .aaua Monday in October and
sSues con na ~ al ssser Eas amed during
H. ,ossio Tl annual eEaPN9toH e*hieon tases place ~
Tnr, nom present for four hoarers, and pro.
yon viii be made By the COMMENCEMENT a the Ref' session. lot
TIC Accommodation Of 0'h'rs; q m
Board an. tuition, payable cne third iulvanes, siae
Without board, primary department, -, al
Academic course from3oto ~
"a atudcs at roeOr' prices; irp p,;,c,o,
Port KOyaI, Caroline County, Va. Meh A-cly y-
,gEHALE sq2oI. sq.'!,. W b,vo, 0Oser.
I'll ssen school SounE ladsI my house or NE present
ssi: yearoi ten mohhs on he hIst o. Oeoes
ms hs 5iy s,S !, s'y s l's
sr nssona asosoy oS bSns
Sa.Sor,e; aiso French ami Music on Pisco Forte
ehc" most O1q H. Roa5 aha an nSaSS WS " e
i,lt u sirun the virginia eeH'ai n' Noaa a' WV '" "
I,lesa Syringe: ,,,,s
,lSSr, gSa;t, rs'1l.3s s'e'' ''' s'0 slao
fS1.a Fe OF the mskl K PtPoGS mxrkErr
Post onee-pOinaexters Store, Looa County, Va.
rE exercises ui this viii cumsn1e OIL The lat o
October, ard continue until the 81 oi July following
TERMS-E board aud ultlon ncJnS every thlns ptt sE
s per session sl5pyave October ls and s!l5
March la.
SlMjEL SCIiO0LER, MA lnstsEctr:in 1a!heElai's
Ltglats cuaanlag full ifoma III be oSiaed by address
iat tthe TdrcipE Il. Tsyc:sTls HsaVsrecnnty, Va
July &C eataayi:
lMITHEIELD 1FanEMY.
FiNiE o. hs INSTITUTION III be eGnnue during the
yea. ISL, rnder TIE ,anssemei c: RICHARD NJ CAREi'
rln:'p4
TIE aoas ye.r oahe FIRST Mon Sy January
ai tie 18th day Of Dcctnoer with vacation OF sA
weeks he isi OF August.
School Elementary BranSes the Mltemacs and The
Aeht Languages thoroughly a4h!s teins or which,
49, =. com-."e., are as oIlfs: ,..,;, co, M
~ "' n;sssr Sr..ch.s goo
Aucieat Languages and Nal tnaiic5, ~ ~ ~ 0o
Fuel .''' ''''' '' w
Payable quarterly advance and pupils are iesonsiDe lcr nese
fes :heir the iher scholastic ys9f
The SmheI Academy has Eeen eohdcied hy MI Carey Se
audry Su ad perhaps tie sane tine, no 1caehl nss
spnarllu There harshaess severity IN ms
!;s rigid enforcement o mild and proper reg
eXpeTirne o l%eNiy.lour years lhk eeh
general ktAihLnes. OF STithtL - a.aar
sei Inc Sou:b Side o Games Si ue'"eeh
L,;c.louc aud the Atlantic Ocean ,
Boardcdn procured public % private houses on
:erma. tutH u. tohDlc,
.E::s;d;e: q Trustees OF shi,htsIL :! ell; Academy
WILLIAMSBURG MILITARY SCHOOL.
" " %9XKtSSEIFi sexEiSS ~ wy '"fPsEscRALg.
THE nett session oi his insNIn viii open OF Ersl day
Gciober aerl. Thorough nIuction will he given in the
Latin ard Frsn1h languages with an entire course Of Ma
pnne,psls July &-ewt[
a / X ~ 4 n y / G a ID E M "
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TUESDAY MoRNING, DECEMBER 8, Is5:

oi England intereres at times Of supposed difficulty from
m source TO stop the accumulation uf foreign
M s interference may be unwse and arbitary. Not with
NC cub Treasury. When The commences du;ies be-
GIN 10 accumulate and the process continues until check
accomplished It's is gentle TO all who wisely heed
out becomes severe 10 those who disregard ts warnings
e check is not imposed by officers OF Government nor
body of bank directors stimulated may be BY indivd-
oeecls il is applied by virtue OF unerng aw acts
without lnvo OF Affection with perfect efficiency
anl soon rights the country.
me times are not such 10 produce alarm. steady
oarse on The part OF The banks the part Of prudence
G country thanks TO the Sub Treasury in pal strong
uhd healthy and will from what but tempo
tent conactions If bank rapidly others
oyen 10 The like politely Concert should Induce careful
ana considerae uniformity in their Of action The
vi" enable The country 10 pass through The storm with ease
ald pafrty
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WILL|AMsBUKG Q MILITIA sCHOQL.

" 4. PEYTUN, a. O., F"'S0'Sh7'
THE e sessiaa OF this InsiiTn will open The r day Of
Gciober aeri Thorough will he given in the
Greek Latin ard Fsn1h languages with an entire course Of Ma
Lpnnrinsls July 2i-cWtf
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Ron,NSoN c,,,

'A'ts' ior sale; some fine AIbsmarle pjppins
FLANAGAN; STOKES kCO
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To those who remember The fight which ened 10
The establishment Of The bTreasury the deninca
,ions against it, which rolled necessarily from whg atOrs
and ooccs In those days, the uniyers admission Of
It's usefulness and utility be pride lhos"
democrats who advocated and perfected i.s bshzcnI.
The following is well worth pcrusng
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OAK IADE ADEM X


>S Institution located few niles Sou o! Lunenburg
Cpu,t House. the midst OF mora and highly Intelligent
community from Of ncnes and dissipation, and lu
place. Of religious Worship will Hsain be opened
he first Monday February md continue ill the first Of July
following
The addition TO the boarding dep5men course Of
vii be completed by the oi the session a which
many weRiy board.rs cen &c ,:com.-uducd. -
sues Is preparatory for College the ordinary
,ltsv ID ils- The dsiplno mild and conciatoy Appeals
S:e made the feelings rather n the Of the rod
the position member maintains in his respective
:.Sss win his depormnt n School, win be :sue pa
sh, And guardians Cuaflsrly -
- the department of Ancam Languages and Ma,hemaes the
s-5e viii be assisted by Mr. William R. Carter graduate Of
ren Sdley College, OF sone experience in teaching, ami
posses. hs proper Qualifications sen.se the INSTRUCTION
10 distance vng son or wards to send OIL the SUBJ
er would that the twelve las Of his life have been de-
exclusively 10 the business Of lis proessiun during which he
Las lrcestd liberal patronage .h hands generous public
ga ne pledges mae TO continue mis- unnS efforts for the pro-
houoh and advancement, o! those entrusted to his
IRRIs Payable al the close Of the session.
Tuition In the Languages and Malhmatics, Sl5 90
Do 90 English Branches 10
B,ir including ROOM bedGe washing and lights 4O OO
NO entrance Tor less than and deduction for abb
peace except IN Cases OF proracicd Sickness
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sMITHEIELD IYADENIY

GMITHEIELD lFANENF.
FNE o. tis institution III be eGntnued during the
yea. 1851 under TIE aanasemel C! RICHARD NJ CAREfl
,tG:p+!.
The scholastic ye. commences oiAhe FIRST Munsy January
.i tie 18th day Of DECEMBER, with vacation Of sIA
weeks l0n Ihe is OF August.
In School the Elementary Branes the Mathematics and the
Aeien. Languages thoroughly tens or which, ei
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NJ NnNEk AnDEMY

HANOVER ANUEMf.
iiE exercises this Institution viii cumenGe Oh Inc lat oi
i October ard continue until the 81 oi July iolio~ns.
board aud tuition incing every thing but lights
s pe session of zen months sl5uyave October ll and s5
March ls
.iTw:s NJ: cGLEMAH, y. APr;ncipsi:
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ADM1NlSTRATOTI's NU11VE'c = ,y:.,
LII persons having demands aguin, the late Mrs WICK
"A Betsey Wickham are requested 70 eave Heni
Nth Wckha present them for Latin NJ 10 me sub
scylbet. WA. E "ASAhAa' Aau. l.
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unRSh. STOLEN.

AS TEACHER "AHTEOs
GENTLEMAN prepared leach the different orancies Of the
Enss together with Lau and Preneh and WIN has had seve-
experience wIshes to procure situation or the ensuing
.a ,.s}, ~ rs Teacher Satisfactory reference given
s2ite.s fp,st paid) II. a. W. Hanover Court House
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49, TEKMa
u, jucucc every thing and uiou all the above
ranches, e+fo
sor.uY fractional par; OF the sssso1sr.s n Pr0pGrion
Pos, once-Poinaexters Store, Lou1 County Va.
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Inc Gunno interest and The opening Of The paey oe Am.
os0n urged ty the administration The Sptckershp-
The Cierkship and F6rntv