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SOANO, GUANU.-lhs hs subscribers will in 9
~ day or two, be in receipt OF a supply of bes,
Peruvian Guano, which they offer for sale in lots
TO suit purchasers Apply 10
SCHAtR, KOHLER e. CO,
my 28--3t knI,S Cary street
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P.S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
tons Cottage Taylorsvile, Junction, Chesterfield.
Milford, Ginney' Is, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. B.-By order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fa 81 R.
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GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
" New md Comfortable Scheduled.

TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA FREE OF EXTRA CHAR0E.-On and af.
ter the lst of March, the following quick and COM
Portable schedules will be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, NJ;
arrive in New York, daily, at 81, A. NJ, and 81 p NJ
Fare to WashingtOn at class seats S5 "a
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& 9kANGEs And LEMONs.-2o boxes
~ Oranges, 25 do Lemons. For sale by
EY2S J 3 STEGAI,.
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STAbLEASANSll1


IL conn4oM1ly fecommenA.S ~
{3yI inval;ds, as UHsunrAssEn - -
@T known preparation, for tire c.r. y
.&<&Sza ~ COUGHS, HOARSENESS ~ - -
fgrnd3 of Common Coids n6t4@
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:. LN--L LVN hI-hOa ,5l MAIN SLT66I,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
rh 81 GeneralAsentfor Eastern Virginia.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Great Naral Battle beueen he Rusian and Turkish ftet
-Defeal ofMe Turks-Eiar in EaoPs, d.

Great Naral Battle beuesn he Russian and Turkish Fst'
-Deftal Of the Turks-Wur in Ea'cps Dc.
NEw YonK DEC 27.-TEc steamship r@ciiic' with L!'r;
nor dates u l2 December has arrived ohc briggs poT-
tant news !ron, Europc. The greatest Naval battle since
The battle of Naysriuu fought between the Russian and
Turkish fleets on the 18Th November. On lha, day tho entire
Russian fleet appeared of the Turkish harbor OF Adanope
where the Turkish fleet lay under command OF vice admiral
Osman Bey. Fourteen Turkish ships Immediately com
menced an attack upon tho Rusans-snd the shore battle
res being of no usc the Russians forced the atbor-si
The Turks Tough, desperately, and would not surreuder-
Their however could not sudcei for one Turk
ship after unohcr speedily sum- blown up or burned
The battle lasted hour during which time seven Turkish
rpaes two corvetes, steamer and three transports
were DESTROYED and Vice admiral Osnan Bey was taken
prisoner. oco .
were on their way CrcasslG hey Lad also money on
board 10 pay their aeet-a Of which wns lost The TURKS
burned or sunk seven Russian ships TWO OF them line ut
battle ships three frgates and steamers The remain.
der of the Russian fleet shattered that they could
scacrey reach Sebastopal.
The excitement throughout Europe Is very great and the
opinion prevails that an European var Ia now no longer 10
be nverled.
The Turks continued gain advantages With their rooPs
on land.
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material approx oxmaling efficacy OF guano and surpass
ing 10 cheapness which Yankee will do before nne
tnnc hn,

material approxmaing the efficacy OF guano and surpass-
ing 10 cheapness which Yankee will do before nine
teen hundred.
besues me patagonlan and several varieties OF e1ican
have already been successfully introduced 10 midst and
have been found better suited for descriptions OF SOIL
than the Peruvian. The Chncha lsands long
the bids gu boobies hawks hens and almost In
numcabc other birds iorcbly expelled, will con-
nue 10 be their night quarers and their asyums In rough
weaher-yery lille OF which, however, s known on that
coast-so that in score or two Of years the quantity OF
deposit will again be large enough FOR commercial purposes
But every familiar with the Pacific and Indian oceans
know that there other deposit islands, enough
and large enough repay direct Shipments and the
poly and high prices of The staple article must needs result
their speedy appropriation. Sailors will remember 10
have seen In laliudes subject TO long spells OF wet
weather. Islands around which the flights OF birds almost
darken the sunand wherever these observed there Is
be ncousideraoe accumulation OF tia: valuable
and profits Of agcuu:as,s These latter need there
fore bs something will turn Up before the guano 10
all lu rncd cut Baltimore PutrioL
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The New York Times contains the following Information
of the Of Mr. Bayne in negotiating The Virginia
bonde
The Commissioner for the Stale OF Virginia, who went
to Europe some moulhs since negotiate additional I'm:
provement loans Tor the public works of the Commonwealth
day. After much trouble and embarrassment, growing out
of the peculiar condition of money affairs The other Side
Mr. B. finally succeeded In making such arrangements with
Messs Barring Brothers will only secure the Com
mouweah the Immediately required for ber promi
ne1 railroads. but place her loans Ou very eligible footing
Messrs Barring part the Virginia were agreed
be made sterling ve per instead OF federal
This the plan adopted by the State of Massachusetts,
and the city Of Boston, and through the eminent house.
their loans have attained high cred, relatively low
OF interest 10 EpRand."
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oyels, which had quite successful run in their day.

Special Correspondence OF the Enquirer.
announcement Of He Death Of Mr. Campbell Of Tennessee
and adjournment of CongresS-The Russian Itetortet
opsr the TurkS-Ihe Result.
WAsHlsorcS, Dec. q, 1853.
Congress met this morning, and the death OF Mr BTook'
ius Campbell member from Tennessee, was announced
after which an adjournment took place.
The European Of to-day OF the account OF Inc oil
most annihation of the Turks by The Russians creates
some excitement II should surprise. The bio"
mas probably been followed up by Russia and Turkey
her mercy Whether Turkey, even in her PROSTATE cond
tion will excite practical sympathy Of Europe which
has as yet fued exhibit itself in any tangible fotm re-
mains 10 be seeu The probability st that France and
England will interfere by ard that there Will be no
general European war.
Bu, diplomacy will still work on. The Car, having re-
eved himself can now with dignity listen to proposals
for peace II he shoud consent 10 hem then the various
charges OF Russian deslgn Turkey will be seen 10 nave
been false Russia will be glad make peace now she can
then pursue, without moeslaon other obecls whch she
has heart.
Europe Is undoubtedly In blaze OF excitement and
will be difficult 10 keep peace But seinteest with ma
,ons always in The end controls feeling And The result o
all late European complications will be new seilemen
Of things. Where Turkey will 60. depends upon how ia
matters have gone. Without The power ~ sustain hersell
the necessity OF her existence the preservation OF Inc bal
Of power in Europe, is but poor reliance for her,
Eastern Europe 10 about 10 wake up and with greater com
mecia facilities, 10 many respects, will rival The more
civilized portions of that continent FAIRFAX.
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,ATER FROM HAVANA

CHARLESTON Dec ?5.-The mail steamship Isabel, Cap
tau Rulns with Havana and Key West dates Of the %
Inst, arrived al this port this morning.
The new Governor General OF Cuba has sgnied his de
termination dO all In his power 10 prevent The ndng
slaves and uso capture savers approaching the Island
says he action utter slaves shall have been
placed upon the estate of their
Murders and suicides are more frequent than ever
yana.
Tha, part Of Presdon, Pierces message TO Congress
speaking of his determination arrest expedition
that may be foo, in the United States received
with evident gloom by the Cu5ans while the Spanards
garded it as profession whou, any sincerity.
There was grand review of the troops at Havana on
Tuesday, in honor Of the birthday Of the Heir Apparent
Three thousand troops under Another act 10
honor of the day the publication Of the liberty of the
Emancipados.
There was good demand al Havana for Sugars and
many lots had been sold good prices The stock In por
was estimated at 45 900 boxes, mostly second hands
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rp,,SUEp DAILY AND SEMI W L
ny RITCHIES y fRf foh'
r E. K NJ S:

-. .,v.n dollars pcr annum, and at the tate oi =
takeu shorter period thah one II., for nix
ISas ave dollars per annum and three dollars ] M by
h. ADVANCE to & psa IN sf a e end Of The
dues TO ,h. be renit5eu pc. M osGse Of oil
ua,L notes AZ risk OF the Eoi'ois ~. 9r,,rr is
iAagle n ;i bn he ,crcrs The postage oi NJ
ks rn9 any account the writer II Is tms
,,s ,.',sc il a.. extensive business wh''"
ron Etit'fS' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
y rSouIKER:-For lines or loss, FIRST IN
,cn y and every ss suisscas wees a three
ca!:. ,rycu and half cents Tor each iIser'lon ae o
~si charged THY dollars o' ~ & mt
AnnIa, for advertisements OF greater lrslh.
~. " nd ucioncers charged
.wEEkLY-Fur BN lines OF less, n'' ''
-:ru tor each continuancc ou Cents ;,h IN. ,dvanc,
trnn dstance must accompanied with INC ou' a'
s,,,sIactury insure lin,
fEs- AU Obituaries and tributes {" rsSpees' eSeSe17 VS.
rs sacSee re M AMI rria;ss tho country wh.neYs
unknown to Gs, & mes nesbSerhooI Or they
on :, M cuso DO published. Every uoay
revs mposons and qui1ses nus bein certified
-, nsne of the Postmaster. 'rr'hs" o" s"e e"o "
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DIED.

Dgp Cedar Town Polk county, Georgia, Typhoid Fe,eI
2 1863 DR. GEORGE e. ABANSS formerly oi PIT
sylyania, Va, aged abuYt - years
Grove IIenco county the morning VI Tie oI
int Mrs LUCY ANN Mr. Wm r. c. Ramsey In the 4.na
leaving tconoate husband and three small
c.,ILren, their loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-30

MAN SHOT IN REDFORD-We learn that day
or ago man, npmed Fowlng shot near The Peaks
Otter a, Thomas Jones' mill, by Deputy Sheriff Walter
Steptoe The sheriff charged TO take Fu~llng VINO IS
said be dsIurbrr Of society in that ueiehbohood dead
alive; aud Fowing making oH when Informed OF iha'
fact Step,oe shot him twice in the back OF the headdan-
gerously, but not mor,ally WytheSlle ReputticaH
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yFIKGINIAi-lS CIIiNCERY-At Circu! Court. contia.
urd held Cumberland cuu!y, the S day o August,
SS
William w. Parker j, David S:atton uai MaryF. his wife,

egans,
Brown administrator Of John II. Parker deceased
drre his John a. pIS-r Charles ". Parker, James
Suojdy Jan. Parker, Dciis.
On Is NVodSon l. APPOINTED guardian Al liem the
defendant, David Snoy ai leave Is granted TO him lie
accordingly done and thea Tins Which
plaintiffs appear Iocseded agllnA Charles w Parker
!O and LA hs wife, who residents OF
HAS t"mouwraI, III the mode prescribed 10y td~ ana ~ which
m confessed aud for hearing at the rules
Sherwood Sehee and susanna A. his wife,
James Iaiioa AID Ann his wt:e, thus day TO be
heard nron the bill of the other defendants and
whereof the Court doth uu order and decree that Zacha
nh Ta'ey VIM Tary. Vincent C. Kyais, Nelson Tdlcy aud
NnUe Booker. three Of appointed
the
ttt" which John II Parker died and DO lay oil third
af hereof and the Jane Parker 10 be held
her r dover the lands whereof her late husband died
's 2 he Court Goth further Judge order and decrc- hat tt
We ' OF the The defendant Edward y BowT do
iea the ABOVE ueaioned aLy three Of
~ As OF which The said John H. Parker deceased held The
dt and THAI the SAID commissioners do divide the
ftt as may BE- n" ec paris OF equal value and that they az
ronr thereof % Jane Parker be held by her io life
e It 4" e SAID and make of their proceedings
h' Cout a ie ou 10Th urtcr adjua,c order and dec
that the defendant E!wa =. h,r. remaining two
thirds the sad the Isl March n.y .,I thai o
advertising. III" lime and place
general notice expose ;asue ur CASH t b, ms ies
John H. Parker for t. I've his wife. lane Parker taking
bhll> The WIKI sufficient
!" conhic The OF the saidsave slaves ua c Ia
himself administrator Of the said John H. Parker CON
uh"n.d thai ite said purchaser Will deliver slaves
M purchased To ham, AT tho death o The said Jdr Parker:
Court drth ucr Judge order said Edward
= boNh 10 render before OF the Commissioners
u account i his ani oi the of his
Parker deceased, which Comm sinne!s is
Greeted TO examine. and settle report Court
An the Court du; urtcr ad ugc, order decree that ,
aNe COMMISSIONED take accoun OF all advaucrmens made
JOHN IL Parker life tc 10 each or any of M
'"'.'rE. and report 10 ihls Couit.
ACopy-Teste: n wDODSoS
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. Norfolk "Wednesday, the 2lst Inst! by the Rev
Mr. Cummings Richmond, MARMADUKE JOHNSON. Esq q"
Richmond Mss MARY F. daughter OF Samuel w Paul Eq
Of Norfolk.
MARRIED Tuesday 9th nst by tho Rev Adam Empe b D
ADAM EMPE Jr ,o Wilmington. ~ { and VIRGINIA deaSA'
usr d hc II .. QwathmeY OF ths ciLy
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEw ORLEASs Dec 27.--The steamer Texas Arrived mere
to-day She reports the steamer "nhed Sco't ashore On
board have been saved but the steamer will prove ota
loss. ,
The news from California continues highly favorable
New silver mines Of extraordinary richness have been dis
covered In Acapulco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-30

THE EXHAUSTION OF GUANo sUPPLIEs.-A
ew days ago. farmers roiced 10 heat that eet
1f vessels had arrived from parts unknown, deeply laden
with that r!scous natural compo.-guano Hints were mol
wantiu. the localities from which II had been ofawn-
.a come went give the mnutcs aud seconds OF
Inc latitude and Iungute. II would not do, howsver-,he
real article did tnpplsspccusoa shook ilsei! no qul'
statv one spGsms-und the pcrurioa birds there.
lore may now DC officially informed that thy Feed not fear
any corslds.as opposition from roong cories in ne Ca.
bbeaI But enote. comes posthase directly after
preceding, which may cause some OF our matlsroifac'
hue5ardmen SHADE or TWO paer as they read It..
1t Is ths-Adma MoTes5y, after The requisite surveys o
visions geoaelrcai sections ond midhpmens cacu
ations proDounces the deposits OF the Chncha ISLANDS et
minabe sad allows present rates of expectation to ho
derate space oil eight nine years for he exhaus''u'
Com!orable-yery
We think agrcuurss going through varaous 10
shades u alarm according 10 the degree OF cfeou.y wiz.
which they venerable newspapes;and, ,sanains on 'ne ,
porches they look with trembling eyes over theit euo
ting wheat grounds which guano has neilY Heo'a ~
ue Sec into reposo gentlemen: the BRUSH ~ sy 10y
number the stars and the zones oi aeaVeu
that il mart of his trade; but he cannot measure guano
number The scientific birds which are ocxed thher 10 90 o
use 10 The world At 1900 day, the alleged qoany
of expor.sou large might be made IN contneh w
The course of year-but the learned admiral totse's e
The Lobos Islands are scarcely touched and old wnang
ans could tell him OF of isles Inhabited only oy
birds. from whence may DO drawn ample supplies or ceno
rles or a. least until science has substituted etuIs
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Court ol The cly Of Rcn" ~: s.vcn oe me- " =: ue ,u

80, Ia AZ >nes e'l he Clerks Office Of III. Circu,
@ .outt oi The cy OF Rctnos M. seventh sY NJ msccnh"r
,rtEcs II Fi'zhugh in his own ii. III. ,,, u =, ,-;;,u .
80 MeeasGi vile Hannah Maria, aud Richs, Chr;, 80
asau, plaintiffs.
har! C%Ss the widow and Henry Clark. ,r,,, r
E.ta tiaiA Mary Caikc Ioseph 1n e. e!aiAe
" aHd hsifs o. eary Clarke. deceased ari Ae' 'sh
The object Of Tn. sui, "a N ,o.o,.r . Defendants.
k-y S"ha o. her iaicr, lcseIhus Coon o cs!dte,
hDoy I'tnn, w!uH, cu,,, .
paE W. saii Cotton. and I,om Inc SAID Ci.rsc "a @ saiu
s"il JnSchus Cotton, aud affidavit b,y s
e Hut 'hwrai The a'I defendants are no G,d N
the e h"tcu In The Clerks Office OF the said i d
ac ,h. M February next and d wba, ~ ""
bee 10 -cwiw ;" Nils SUIT, ACOpy-Teste paw
V7Ip ~. EuS. ROBINSON Clerk
Circuit Coui; NJ HG.es held the Clerks Off, of H.
tct. lS. " 's lily .! RchlsonJ the 7b dsu ~ III y. .ns
yrsrIii yn,5nard "a a Cnsis;iln, as.icacc crp ;, w.
agains, L. l. @oh'asus aud John ] ana trustee Tor
R.S.y fasy Ciar.e The widow, and Iicnry c,, w
NSes ClaIke, Mary C!ake and jos William E. Clarke
hes OF Henry Clarke DECEASED Clarke. infant
ol lhS suit ID TO aside two ohers Defts
Ing execute W oi LenIy Clarke in his own s Ihe b
and Asa OF Cotton and Clarke to j',s Irvying part
pees trusessthe other from eaii ~ harrington
'ubec ali r and Mary NJ his wife TO The III his
Gee favor OF embraced 10 the said deeds N ahc
ehy Carse and as assignee aforesaid aeans, ue
by The satisfy the claims thereto of The ssJ y std
snd sttav ha ard admin ator of h
.ed made and filed that the defen,
ns are Notified oI o this Common wealth. the sai %
Court The 6rst Mond T., no.en IN the Clerks
70 protec, the iaeIcs,, III i, h; , ua.y Lex, aud
PC. o.o-er4~ " "e0py-rs's: '...''' :" A'' 'a''
f's,., ssszssssa.ssse EUs ROBINSON Clerk
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EXPERIMENT WITH FIRE ANNIHILAT

EAPERIM
WAsHINoroS Dec. "a -Four Of Philips fire annihators
were tried experiment to-day, upon old wooden
buildings the Navy Yard in OF the Secretary Of
the Navy Commodore Morris, and several other distin-
guished gentlemen. The buildings burnt down 10
short time the annihIators proving Intellectual strong
wind blowing al The time.
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FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS Dec. 27.-Late dates from tho city OF
Mexico Anna had accepted the Declaration
of Guadaaxsra and assumed title Of His Serene High
ness His salary will be s60009 annpm, and he is
clothed with the power OF naming his successor
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NEW YORK, DEC 2i.-SaIes of 81 600 bbls Hour
advance OF Is 81 cents Southern 81 62 763 Wheat
las advanced 8 to 10 cents. Corn unchanged.
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RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS IN CINCINNATI.
CIscSSArl, Dec 1.-THE Pap. Nuncic. Bsdno was at
tackled to-day BY party of Germans The police endeavor
ed preserve order Finally shots 6red into the mob
the result Of which that nine Germans were wounded
land
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GEO, r SWAMI,
.rroprpy At law AND SOLICITOR IN CIIAHCERf,

RACTCES the several sa!e and Federal CopT; a.
and In tho and Probate Courts Of Ainod an
The neishborng Counties BE will also attend no
Rsfsrs 20 Stephen R. Eggealon, Esg Henry Etq
mus MsrI ESQ., Cashier bank Of Virginia. asssTs Eo'
.on, Richmond, Va. zgs.r'2s.-s-' IVY. -s-S-i'
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BALTIMORE, DEo. 27-Saes Of 5000 bbs flour at
Sc e9 81; white 50 60 cents per bushe yellow o!
l6i. Wheat has advanced.
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THE VERY LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENC

|
| UY TELronArH LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
Wc have received IRON ConstannupIe, by Vienna
down 81 Inst. The OF the disaster at Sinope
! officially confirmed, und had just reached the Porte
! Upon tho receipt Of this informaton the B'ah ane
French Ambassadors had immeda patched Two steam
irigu,es combined squaroHs Sinope md two
other steam rgacs Varne for The purpose Of procuring
precise intelligence L pom the return OF these vessels u
thought probable that the combined ees would receive
The Black Sea, 10 prevent possible, any
further collision between The Russian and Turkish nava
forces.
Ii stated by the Russian that the squadron
subsequently destroyed Snope engaged in convey
Ing attack 3ouchum Kach and that II was pur.
sued into port OF Sinope by the Russian eet Ii this
OF circumstance preceding The engagement be
correct il would give somewhat different character 20 the
atturk the Russian rces might be Justified III Interrupt
log convoy destined 20 invade portion OF their own ter
rory The destination Of the squadron H. hUweVer uncer-
aiu and it is moro probable that the transports WIRE con-
ycyng renforcemcnts and provisions 10 Batu "heEc Eo
Turkish army stands In need Of b0th
/, Is rcported that The sh Charge Affairs at Iehean
has suspended his diplomatic relations with the Persian Go
ycrnmen Of that Power having resolved as
is sut take part against the Porte und TO march an
nv the frontier This movement on the part Ol the Shah
Persia had for time been apprehtndcd as his rt
lions with Turkey such as 10 induce HIN 10 take i'd
vantape of the increasing difficulties Of the Ottoman empire
The news however still rcq1lres positive continuation
The London Iornng Post slates that ConstauunopIe
,eeqapic despatch OF the Sd repors Inc preVasnce oil
great alarm and excitement owing To the news from Snope
The account given oi the action substantially the same
the Russian The fleets bound enter the Black Sea
Persia had declared war against Turkey
The Posts leading article scYs that there can hardly exist
doubt the Admira had by this time catered aad ale
now In full command of the Black Sea-
With respect the Persian declaration OF war against
Turkey this the natural consequence OF treaty offensive
and defensive Pera and Russia concluded some
months ago. Ii adds new complication.
Riots have taken place at G,a,ch The Wallachan
militia and the Russian troops. battalion vi The former
refused to obey orders OF Russian General The bat
talon In question and four companies ci The Huiaehans
were Dslgned IN barracks.
There s nothing late from the Danube.
regIaphic dispatches the Chronicle give the details
Of The Turkish success IN Asia
Schamv and Srln Pasha had t5ken varons ortresses,
Is stated that they surround Prince Woronzof On all
sdrs IN the vicinity Of T1is
The Tu Is epuIsed attack 90 Ale1nndFanopis
In G.viga have tlock1ded the Citadel u Akista us
fall daily expected.
The Journal &c Constan.noplc mentions report mat
Schumy had defeated Is 600 Russans and Vienna paper
states la, the attempt land $4,000 Russians near ST.
Neh0las reprsed with heavy loss
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Ro JOHNSTON, Ardr Public Accounts The co"'~is'''t

RO JOHNSTON Ardr Public Accounts The C"n'r1's'i'"
s II. PARKER, Register I" U'
GEO W. MUSfORU, Scc'y Commonwealth Sinking ftnd
SulE-Tose hulJes Certificates who desire 70 rete, b. "
torney residing beyond the limits Of Tho United States ac
tho Minister PlenpocnIiary Charge
dAtes Consul General, Consul Vice Consul nr Commercial
Government OF the United States IN any o
eitn country the proper officer Court OF such couh
ry or the Mayor other Chief Magistrate OF iy town or co
residing United States tho acknowledgment
before Of Peace Notary Public or CommiSs!oner
Deeds appointed the Governor o. Virginia. sufcien' IN all
Cases. the c..ifcd must be delivered -
p,rhnonu Virginia Sny g. lsiJ-ct lst March, lS6