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DR.. LED Y'S

sarsapari1la Vegetable Blood Pills,
DREPARED entirely from Vegetable
is Sarsaparilla. Prepared only under the
immediate superintendence OF DR.. N. B.
LerDY, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
by [nov 27-yl H. r. WADDILL.
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER

GENERAL NEWSPAPER
AND PERIODICAL AGENCY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by
- the undersigned for the following news
papers and magazines
New Orleans Daily 4 Weekly Crescent
. Delta.
Louisiana State Republican.
illustrated Family Friend
San DIEGO California; Herald.
Graham's Magazine.
Godey's
Knickerbocker
Meyers Universum.
~specimeh copies can be seen by call
ling Oh JNO e. LANOUE. Agent
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Golden Syrup and Buokwheat!
A r RETAIL choice article of Golden
II Syrup by gal. New York Buck
wheat, fresh and fine. llyl JOSHUA BEAL.
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Mineral Water.

Iron st. GATHERINGS salt wells in Ca
Il NADIA, one tea-spoonful in a glass to
common water, makes a drink, in all res-
peefs equal to "blue lick wstern For sale
by II. +. WADDILL.
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TEAM BOATS, &c.

~r,~. TWICE A WEEK--U. s.
MSegSa MAIL PACKET Gypsy
nl For the Coast, paquetnine.
Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Waterloo. Ba-
you Ssra, and intermediate la'dings-The
steamer Girsv, ]. H. URE. Master, leaves
New Orleans every Sunday. at 8 o'clock \.
NJ, Returning. leaves Bayou Sara. each trip
after the arrival Of the cars. For freight
or passage apply on board. may l4y
~> FOR BAYOU SARA, WA
dSN terloo. Port Hudson, Baton
- Rouge, Plaqremine, Bayou
Goula, Donaldsonville, and all intermediate
landings-The fast running steamer JoHs
SwANkr, G. VI. Mallett, master, will leave
New Orleans every Monday. at IL o'clock.
NJ, and Thursday at 5 O'Clock. r. NJ. Re
turning will leave Port HUDSON after the ar
rival OF the cars from Cintofi on Tuesday
and from Bayou Sara after the arrival Of The
cars flom Woodvi'le on Fridays. ianl5-y
A FOR THE COAST. From
e99 and after Thursday. l0th inst,
Asi1itE ER 1t S o'nork,. p. M
The Favorite Steamer e. ID. White.
TnEopopE ELrERT, Master. viii extend
her trips to Simmsport Williamsport, Point
Co,,,we. BAYOU Sara. Waterloo. Port Hud-
son. Batof, Rouge. Plaqueuiin, Bayou Gol,la.
New River, Donadsonville, and all Inter
mate Landings. Returning will leave VIII
Transport on Sundays at o'clock. A. NJ:
BAYOU Sara on Mondays ut a. M; Baton
Rouge on Mondays at II NIX Plaquemlne
on Mondays at Up. m. The regular Packet
WHITE will take Passengers and Freight
for the above public LANDINGS and all inter-
mediate plantations. Having all old and ex-
pcrienced officers particular and punetual at
tention will be pain to all husiless entrus-
ted 10 their care The public can rely up
on the Steamer White as q regular Packet
for the yeat, say Writer and summer. For
further particulars apply on board, or to
!. II. MORRISON Il Co, Agts.. n. O.
Or to Pike & Haft, L Bonnecaze. Peter
Millet, Baton Rouge. feb l3-6m.
East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.
TNiiE Ferry Boat connecting with East
/ and West Baton Rouge, is constantly
plving--making trips at intervals Of fifteen
and thirty minutes;
CHARGES.
Foot Passengers, ~
Man and Horse, 70
Buggy and " Sl oo
Carriage and Horses, : 90
Horses per Head, 30
nr.,,.. of horses ar mules each, 30
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TOWNSEND'S, Sands, and Bulls Sassa.
L parila, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
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East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.
THE Ferry Boat connecting with East
/ and West Baton Rouge. is constantly
plving-making trips at intervals OF fifteen
and thirty minutes.
CHARGES
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THLORlDE Of Lime, and various othe,
y = disinfectents, for sale by
Win, BOGEI..
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA..
FRIDAY, JASuARY u, 1888.
HOUSE OF DEL EGATES
ENENINE SESSION
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS
+: ir RRowHE-Of gGquirnG into the cspedency o. cX
ng The charter granted Female U.ptan Asylum
Fredericksburg, in 1884
Hr "r llrS-ER--oi erqritirg into The c1ps,:iency nj
Cs'rHci1E .HcAianI@.d kaht iOm Pas 10 P!s4nIvn'
sia'iDr Manassa Gep ia Ruac. 10 Fauquier couny.
T.: ilr GRFrIS-A resolution %! citizens OF H"n'co
4Gi ns.:.st Cxrccsion the limits o! The corpora
i!nn the city - Richmond.
ir Towing prescnte. aud re!ercd 70 appropriate
';Ii,;.ts:
~ iIr. Hrx7sR-oi citizens Of FaGq "r, LaKto4n
Clarke aai Warren, ~ icA4amized head from Fs 70
Piedmont siali0n
F!rA1i6 q RRissf1 fizas af aror coun'y asking
UI raGlion o Mr.. HEsTU u derci aai TIC committee on
K ad, and !r;cfna Navigation BE- G:sea:scd from the !l
~ the resolution and p"tiiion- IN relation
=, a hanGn tcn i,A Road; ard that tlr said t,sriu"t
nd prriti1a- referred sfer, committee he1sis
VAT D,vi-,S Lrslr McDoSALD ard G:L.Eau Russell
were appointed sad cnrnnliise.
rIL.s
lacJrH-r,inr :ie urion Exploring and Mining company
Providing ir the construction % the Cassrlilr and IhtP
r:n. y lie Turnpike in Wayna aud Logan coeni!as Aye
So NOES A.
SOUTH RAILROAD
The discussion The South Slir Il ir0aG b'' WIS e
aur.! m IL ,Rpos Hhon he had Concluded Oh motor
OF pREsruH. !urhnr discussion Of The bill ~a7 postpone
Mil Saturday morning, II oclnra
On motion Q! Mr. Jackson .! Wood, the House nIou'n'd
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rur WHEELING EXCURSION.

nac,inr of thr invited guests from tho Stale Of Vir-
rina attending the recent cclcbraunn OF 'he co'npie"
IN. baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company htd IN one GI
The cars of train Will; in motion, returning rom ""ee'
The meeting called to order by Dr. leIhT Of N"L'm,
nm oton and on his notion Gov Johnson was requested "
tax the Chair and Mr. H. Robertson OF Norfolk 10 ac t'
Secretary. - ,,,c
morton Of M Semre OF Fredericksburg, alter eloquent ana
\ humorous addresses from several gentlemen,
Resolved That committee Of five be appointed oy inc
Chair 10 prepae resolutions Expressive OF The scse envy
tancd By this meeting Of the hnspitaes received ifo Wv
BaimoIe and OHIO Rail Road Company, and the Guy o.
Wheeling; aso OF the courtesy Of the Richmond rcoeIes
burg and Potomac Rail R"ad Company IN e1tenu'hs 70 "
Virginia delegation, free passage over thelr iine.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen 20 cTnpo,
,ba cnmmir,.e viz: Mcssrs Miller Of Botcourt Iaoo I"
Nri,k Semnlc Of Fredericksburg, Brsxton OF kchhoho
county and W. F. Richie o Richmond cay. ,.,, !.
On muon the Committee was enlara'a 0! lnG uI =,
Governor Johnson Mr.. Andrew Hunter Oh 'ee'so"
Alter some time, the committee reported the lo'o"lhs re-
solutions which unanimously adopien w
ResoIvrd rhst wc the d,leraon r"n' virginia H''"
,h, hi.hcs. ru,itic.pn in the cxcGrsnn ~ ~
civ n WhrcHr occasion OF III" opening o u!e D''''
more and Ohin Railroad ,,,l,,oo,t
Resolved That 'cnicr nn' 'r'imcst "Skh'"'G ' ~, ,
N The Pros 4c ri md Directors oi r Ba!iimorr VIZ CIV
Railroad Comp1av their c"nHi!'''' "i arrH;-r,'h!% u.s.! M
rfccfs wln wrrr pres at IN 'Hc ,ol - =,
lhare. a:.d cz=Ek ii "h"tihg hi'c '" ''i.
McCIu. House NJ Wa""!ag, ;r ife generous "'; -,
s,ntn.ss .:D hospitality w;'; ~e h."e received a. '''
hcrGs. - - -, p s.
liza; na,: iir..:,"- = sic ~ 'i"n ''tsH>
:..,.-1 .;.....! :. ~, ,-t..: t. =. -. =
lsr ,.r !:c:.lss ei ct i:ns "a n'A'.'z 80 t,..'
! Nhccl!ng. go, ,,,, s:...o.,r
On,nl!np, /, vas fa:l!er Resolved That '1e >.ce'
~ ~ m c'iue ;,gneSts 10 la'""i "tIS - - -,
cs.dicrs to the Presto nj sGi q ;ie biti"'o ~
Ohiy Rail Read an: ui Rem"nh Fred iicn''". nv
pntop,c u,u Read and the authorities oI u" wy
Whcclina; ard ssvf other persons 10 "a" o''"''
Resolutions rrcc'.
And ,aa meeting then atJnn-rrA sine az: ,,,..,.,,
' ,S,,nc,1 JOSEPH JOHNSON, Chh!H'ah
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a GINIAi-lN ClANCERi.-Geo
h!s vile, formerly Mary E. Uu1sins.


Madison Basby his formerly Martha udsir.
Peer John Allen Louisa Ann Hudsins administrator
m say udsns deceased William lludsins aud Elizabeth
his wife. WiamJ uuGsns and Amanda j. Hudsas, children OF
m. SAID William u cIs aud wife the latter Infant under the
AZ lcars Joha Iludsins and Elizabeth his WIFE Ma hn
+ Had udgus. William ii ludglns Samuel W
II 4 lu Jesse liulems Thomas f. Hud
.Ia. Jut-as a.d Sarah lluss children the said
John us Elizabeth Ills vile, under The q years
Z ,n lIu!2ios Al xader Tainm and Maht h's we furme
,a uicins. Che said Elijah and Martha, children OF Albert
ast. edo Kober; w uGgns and A. L. Wyile admir- Of
Wr rh8up, deed, Defendants.
made the September OF the Car
cu Buckica:u ISL ordered that Louisa
uIsrs eny v lludEns deceased render be
Undersigned Commissioners account OF the
@. leury " udsis) The of john liud
and thai sua accounts said Commission
OF the SAID Henry v llud
gas. ioin Huds deceased mentioned in hc rGinhd
bE marked an: d
Tac further directed take account
OF tl0n II Dasbys guardianship OF Mary F. Murray formerly
MAJ tlutgns; also, properly turned over OF
pa, plaintiff her dian BY Henry liutslAt executor
uG7 Gccd life by the dtcHdah. ioi
Of Henry V. HutcIns *ce ls ieai
The said female p OF hsr said guar
the of the said J9hn H. iiieli Geeeaseu
what Sin ofeae was 80 "etE
bonds Kind uf OOns or o oitlt,a anu e ucSS
ercui, with .ie dates OF lie receipt
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TuG RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
eruiISHED DAILY ANp SEMi-WREKLY,
GILLIAN =. * THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
T T. K NJ 5


wai dollars PER annunand at the rate of eight
- shorter period than one year For the Semi
yr c lars TER aud three dollars for months
adj ,nce Re ra!d The ocs, remed by mail, pos
pa sollaTr aInuir NJ tho end o the year.
dues his Office be RENTED PEI mai good ano
Rank hc risk OF the Editors he postage q az s
-. "a ,sG hv the The postage single ctor II
the writer. Il Is the accumulation OF post
. II extensive business which operates serious tax upoi
Editors rrpns or ,nyrpT1srSc
TIE DAILY ENQUlRER:Fur EN- hnrs or less hst III
,n .> and succeeding nscro" twenty-five coh
.,.rt. ono. week week week. ;hry
l. AVA 4 each insertion after the first
Erc dollars ;hirty lines and II
a. - length '.ftcr,
."hodre charge" 500, (ac ircuet)
TIE WEEklf-Fo TEN linea or loss frat inser''or
>, .s,,s: for each continuance 81 cents.
oyda from distance De accompanied with the advantt
u satisfactory references. 20 insure execution.
and :ribn!ss Of respect, exceeding etg lines
ar ..e-ssd for !i-sr:tsemenis
al i)b:rvarss Marriages rom lie country wherever
n prv's 20 mu re Authenticated by
In ar,slon Postmaster the ncichbohcol they
In 20 case pubci Every that has been taken TO
prev and ulzzes has heretofore proved
Ss therefore. such he:n eeftihee
"iihe Postmaster ri:ten the h0ct ofthe
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1,h r. lsie: a,xl7G"T Wal ball, Wnl w. Lit"l. James
Ch,p,r Thomas u eli Lnaf!es Bon!Irani
Coed Fare icn Moore, Thuna W Wcbs;cr aGlHi'
traror ncfs
ri. lIs her heard uron the Iapers
formerly nlavIt I: Hnthsl Tied hN ;h- leave
o. Cou h ISL auG glEuci hy counsel: wnercui
the ~ acrc ogu! the 81. At the
H. :ast ,Hd John I leer, the S,h January
lrs"suc Gcn;lceG t.c
November. S: made ny t'c co:nnl-sirrs above doth
and S"i and hat ir purchasers
unC"T he AMI tie ioGit teci.
IN: !Cac do:1 a -" oteF Al; -.
The All n" BY whom they were
sil; ac. rces ~lch 3ar u sad slaves
iurc :tt ana IN" ~ Com
and wnii rud be the GislrihuTc
LdIncs Nde the c"G proceeds
ati t'ni:nss
u%r- slnt st rt>hic: -ai! notice
i."lk. = u6lishsd IN
i,etac:d vii hi 3" ..u"ai'r % ~ p:''fa ser
I@4.; 70 ,.ac ihc AID Commission.
.c! ar,r i =" eAs'u"H .: trs "i!e 20 re.
c liz iiire H. MS ofife 10 he IS
ttf-f deemed pertinent u 5e en-
taa aariEg rc.s'"aae notice "i ti-
~, t: hc 'hty hall attend, service u!
HI. .r tvnIssicnrr further sae any other atrr
cesre; ,. l.!'e!: Or rt!I 80 ~,
Y-?~st& M H. .oL"'hT''' ~ =
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NIEuN TEMPS IN PARIS.

Wc find in Tic COnrr. Gcs Ects CniS the following
tract from The pa:s Pays which i'anslitc showing
the triumph OF the hrsI viiist in The world with whoa
OF our readers doubtless arqairt 'he Great
which few years ago attended the magnificent Concerto
Tor The Nlon which Vrux:emps btuug!; from Russia, is
remembered. Eight evenings in succcssuu crowds
present at the concerts OF tho great artist vino renewed in
Europe The prodges Of Pasanin That remarkable wofb
OF which the ustrious symphunists might have been
justly proud created OF paroAysm in the masica
world. Admiration divided between the rruoso who
under his and npassoncd fingers held all The
lions of lis audience and tie composer whose elevated
powerful creative inspiration went as f az science could
he Is now before tn, public OF Intelligent
lists who appreciate the beautiful and who eager hes
him ntcrpre, IT, Ii the 9th December FieuY
temps eappeared in the palace Of VI. Henri Herr with n
work hitherto unknown TO W. The whole saloon carried
away BY the Of the magic bow of the celebrated vo
inist rewarded him with Of hse triumphs that the pen
describe We do believe that artist
received in Paris with mare enthusiasm.
The of Henri Vieuxemps minor is simply
pieces it is composed OF introduction Of aagio
rcisoso scherzn and finale. The orchestra has
important part perform; indeed it is admirable gym
phony rather Than concerto through which the enchanted
violin Of the artist bears ao s winged fantasy The ada
gio is broad prooun religious and solemn; the scheizo is
ayfu caprc0us ntcrspcrscd with novel embrodries OF
and irresistible in its effects The finale allegro IL
OF umphal march and the melody Is everywhere min
ged with Hight eleganccs and bold and pecled traits
mo one can iGruginc with what poetry, what taste what
grandeur and what passion VleuXtemps this
veous This is he true evidence OF genius Bu,
this is all: the pcr:oa,r in the midst of unanimous
applause Produced for the first lime, the Ounce Of the
Ut!chss, Eaucinaon Of that fantastic pcrsunnge who
called himself Pacanin The puhic drsirrd hear second
mc this eccentric piece TO which Pacanini himself did
not give more powerful expression. And conclude,
VcuSempa executed his Idruntea joyous tantasie that
circles with incredible apiiiy in the midst OF c
Of difficulties that baii= all vinists This first evening" is
but commencement. Vicuxicnps remains to d.l.h! Us
during the whole winter"
fieuxcmps travelled through the United oiaos in tho
years Si54G. He tIs county untTan1nccd de-
pending altogether upon his talent and his Enupean cpu
talinn. Hc did make his exp and lost moacy
his ccncc;s, hc ad The SIg0r fare. II was
during his 3nruey in America ta, ne offered the ii.
uaton Of first Nnris in III" chapel u Emperor Nicho.
las vi Russia, with yca!l. salary II 25 900 francs, which
viii; VIA, i: ;~kcs D. il ;u .llo;. cGts;e If
I1u,aGr, COMPOSITIONS. &c jc rnl $50 c0O
or S25 600 year aGd th> c"n,Icri compensation
hardly cG,!f.s,!t: 20 lis wonderful tairn..
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WAsurSaToS, JAS 2l.--IHe . '"'r 'i-'" " Ssn :rr
,.a,,v tnrr, cnnrs IN the nom3Jlirn - sen it''
Hcoer Me.srs Undcr.roG ani fitApa rex S,:".'., =
rn.rd Inc confirmation, mainly on TIE gfoAh" o w.
Ed,-cn No action was had on II.
Th. ornnd ,ury to-day indicted VIM t. Sasssr' I''s
CrS i: The treasury Department, '' '"asF - AIM
c,ins srrhninc To a y"ung woman un'tr p&'"''i'
stances Bail was refused a,d lie Was c""i''te' 10 '
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RI,CKlNGuAM COURT HOUSE,

TT. ar;ies ne foregoing hereby nohcd ,a .ha
.. nv al Bcckiacaam raun House on tae 18th day u Feb
NV, AXE therein directed al which
ii n. and Will; AT proper evidence ena.
BILE Il 10. ~ = c'>cN"' So'' !.
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.ppOISTNFTT BY iHE PRESIDENT, {

APPOINTMENT BY IHE PRESIDENT, &c.
Was4ixoToS JAS. 1.-The President has appoint. =
"a T. Ea-tcn US -ub-,reasurc- a. Saint LOUIS.
The Secretary Of State has appointed w! Stevens o. =
rs scar: of de- patches Nicaragua He is Tho D:oi=; ~
las o. lhe Charge there.
pHiApELpnIA Jan 2l.-i"u large Gea''s o. ~, 9 ,
~ - to;sl wi ia htles Ia the s2JV .tV -
W, re are sied 10 car ged slh c"nsr!Fhc! ~ e-'
IN II creditors ana u.la L. nI in s. GOU "'rh
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w.,
Wills r ;n'n5srtor .: James Wa' icGea e.,
FERGUSON and En.a as vile wins eEn"d auai ~ 80 .o
C.GL. auG Var ti2aie'h MS "e
,or..Yiv We. or PinI; a WaSi Henry I-c iS' ~"
Ausu>U- NaisI e DE as'l' "'h '''s5 '
wife d. &c sell! an, r.pntAr W JoIes ani M"tiha ;F VIZ:
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H-IRGIaIA,-lS CsAAf L&y.-AtrGts" bel: IN -" elh
ns. tr- CcG!. tru c Buc A"g!aE county, on hOa"'
the 3! r.> - .anuusy. 1888: :, ,,.., ,.d
Tro,aas Ustcrte a!n"Saio! o. "t.lsin n 49, ' "
ana 'ae S"'e ''0' - Plaintiffs
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ID. II. COLEMAN, b. c.
CoNMIsslu>ER's OFFICE, !
AMELIA 'ocET ilocs.

,mE;!A ro5Er ilocss. iagG.r. leih, 1895. )
I+s.ie ~ -. reg decree are hereby n9nea
~ ,e ted Tur9.ay u Eehr"a!' nsa; al my of'ce ~
;, iin and place Tor executing sa,
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jas " Parkinson James = Parkinson, Richard P1rSrson'
Joh W!!a Grivc Walle Joseph Waddc, the descendants
OF Robert Coma Maria m wife and he dcccndah' OF NO
oeri Cru whose unknoNh "" ON
er., Defendants
The his s., and slaves neions
Edwin Walsil aGi distribute the pro.
te= HI. "s an! s5utces aud ait!a" having oee
niGc 4n! nanl.l defendants nhn residents o.
this Con; .e,a ana iht places Of resjence o'
the le " Crump and Maria his wIc and "b'
C:9 the said Defendants ana Gh'
unSn appear The r.e. 20 DO holden III e
Ccs. Court House IN ihe city
on N'ei.'a r1'ac hc Monday ia.r and do whit ~ ns
ee'Na'. w ~ t'.lr si- n hls
~, At,.is-i"t'". ISO O MnSBY. elk.
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I,1pnpTANT VOTE


Al'era rroracSd and able debate the House OF Decs'
on Sa'"oav s'cd b. oi SO 10 81 the h 'nSs"s
oaH Oh wv TO tho South Side Rail Road ne cSc
n''nI curing me voting, very great OF ''e
friends at IN o ha' to,,s!y had 5ut c ic :" i's
su"ce:s.
Against ,,qner' ro". II, ;s,sl.:..., composed o
Nessrs Goode Of M"ckl"nhuc Barbour Gordon and Others
DR. Wallace Of Petersburg l":! the ysp in suppo:, Of tho
h and BY his mastery tact asil,y carried tie l:ca
sure.
The MI provides for mortgage bY he company 10 pay
,he intere., on the loon and additional SO
sccure paymont Of The whole loan in Tty four years
The Abingdon Democrat is authorized and requested
announce Col Fa,ettc McMulen as candidate repre-.
s that Congressional District in the next House Of Rep
resen,a,vee OF the United sates
FORMIDABLE REVOLUTION IN MEAilo
Nrw ORIEASs Jan l9-lhe Plcayune has r.ceiera pii-
ra,e advices nom the city Of Mexico when give .e
lion that n the States except three throughout 'he
have lined IN. reyolu.ioniss and put the country w ''
unsettled and disturbed condition. -. ,r,
Cartha senia papers say Santa Anna is making p'ep'1
lions to return ln Mexico Immediately.
The Mexican Senate has acted upon the lehua'ep's
question. ,,do,.
The State Of Cordova has Joined tho insurgents ano "
raba wus hourly expected to do the came
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II r:sc Iad upon an aachnsc! returned executed .
defendant VI
five :he III day oi July
!,' att avr tha, The said defendant is not re
OF III. paiu,li1 by itir ai:orne!
n. =rtt sal. defendant 90 here GiIhin "ne '"tt
g:r ,hs order ard do wha; Is necessary 10 po
;ha this order he published once week u"
fon Richmond Enquirer amc~sa rht
s e los,ei the front door OF the Courtouee
rar:nr :h frs; the corporation court
I,r :.,yt. rnny-Tcse. E. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia lrqusr
says tina! the recommendation q John S. Barbour Esq, BY
members Of The Virginia Assembly, for Cabinet arp"nt-
nen was sent on to Gen Pierce without Mr.. B.'4 Know
et, aud that r heard c it, Mr. Barbour wrote
General Pierce saying that he could NJ! consent 70 ""
c,p post in his CABINET upon solicitation q" his
rst friends because he held HE opinion that The PrefCH
in uaon,inn his advisers cugi be free aud uGsnnGcd
10 Tho last degree Tits is noble sentiment and
,hy the better The days OF the Republic
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-;TIOY SLOUISIaNA.

Y.w ORLEANS jan. II -Hr.be.! : tDrm.l for u1v"''2t
a minority Of ABOUT 2G00 in :h State. The Dcn'If''s
vii nave na,;i,y pfobsoy 2f ia tie Lesa'aTe -
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RHODE ISLAND sENAT

NlUUE I.-'-' -,
pRor,psScE Jan y The Senate to!iI f"th=e' - ~
the Hnuse Tor The election OF seaaio'' "h'''' ~ -
ourston ior The present sessioa,
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~ 20 At Morvea. the county o A1eni.Ts ' ne s's'
IN, 2yn ic. Nj. UAGID HlGGlSBO1hAI,i otas 7ss a.
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COLONlZING FINE ESrATE.-We learn rem tie
r.,onu.y Gazette that the aciloOner Mary } hnson
AZ m. Rluoahann0rk rtsrr Fr,da. "erh, la+
ny on board IA slaves belonging I" Rciafc Ia! i.t f
# E-,x county ana intrI dun tor Sandy Point hs 'ho
n JAMES RIVER " have never sctn II ef"i Sr No ~
,,u.u,r IN. assertion tat that nun.cr !tl ~
ulnd tnt IN irar clu-n where II "nr III NE i"'! !" "
Ia, lo. 10 keep them united. We Rm - '"t Ie '-
sn1w ledge CONTINUES GIzt;c) that ~ W.. "i7
e, wants wee consulted in m"ain, hi- t'r"let
ecourncnG To Mira Stowe, ssIl 10 Sandy fhs' {" 49,
H BIS estates, j! SHE "'i-ts 10 &c ricG'o q ''"
1
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YyIEGIIia,--n A:.c!a CIR Count octocs. Itr.. ioa-
James <. N.u. .aan, fIi.'
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EIiiGlSiAa; held the Clerks office OF IN: Cc u
Court county of lIenriso a tho state Court HOUSE
lie cls g: vtamoni, The 8! day OF January, 1853
James I! Pa and others, flainuhs
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A-IEGINIA.At Ruc held The Ccrs office OF the Circuit
Richmond hc l.: Moniay III January
a.!4L i!i.3 tputl
T. and wi w bradley
,aIn-is trading under the style OF feake Brad
!,y ( Co. PlainiHa.
~:
J...g II,,., Defendant
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

W.-yrso-oS Jan The rcisis OF The Spca cT ~ ~
House to-day that under tie rules the rf-nc" ,""'
oil .eongs the fh cls5 .: hnsir"st lnicihS ' :
wi:l moi he reached iurg 'hs session Il CpfRi'-A.
The Houston inr,s:!g.ting committee ere ehi'H''
,hc various charges u corruption In N" t!ec"h w
cauitoi extension. Rae! Startling it~!0sUss' are
t"d. ., -.
Jss n Pomerov nre 81 Assistant. Surstoa IN ta' .>-'
Ln.ll ~ ~. Nayy InId lue.haH.
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NTINGINIh.-A Ka.~ ,!i IA II, ...,o;.. :, H., C,,cui,
II the W
,ss, r. % hc Ard day of M "a 'hc FIRST NcnLey IN January
Rro-r ". Robinson ,,;,;n
Eg
B.rr ard NrGrann and John Riley Partner, an, ,, sd,
He f'Se ~ - - an ~, ,chr,e,t Defendants
na,ec recover Of the Ge-ntar;, ~ w ;,
!oars and appearing By aida' ~ h,' ait Len
State, the motion g: ,sua -,
ts,, that ihey do appear here w'ih'nnc nn,i
after order, ard dn what @
nier. This order I've published once
Richmond Enquirer newasr pi,
posted he door of ;ic Coui House
ti- corin day OF the nex corIora,ioM Cocft
Atciy-lrsIc: EUS hobiNoo.',| ~
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INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA AND CU-
Ba.
Saturdays New Ycrk Herald has the following letters
which indicate the British likely haze roubs
with The United States In regard Honduras and Spain
with regard 20 Tie Cuban authorities and the slave trade:
NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.
Ian