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COumIssIONRH,S OFFICE.

Il.
Two THE CREDITORS or THE ESTATE or JOHN s. WOOD
II SON, DECD. AND ALL OriiERs CONCERNED -You are
esreey nohd ,h. q eompanee with the order the
Circuit Court OF Goochand county rendered l4h
$50 In suit 10 Chaneery depending in tbs. Court Charles
Woodon, admor uf John Woolson deceased
right, plaintiff. and Thomas
john Shelpu defendants
next fair tim, ana
Office the place. when and where aId John
Woodson deed repaired in oner 10
enable me to execute the Of the said order decree which
the following u a
The cour; doth adudge, order and decree Com
msscrtr o. THIS Court do proceed an
account Of the debts aud liabilities Of the wood.on and
make report Of the distinguishing them
ProTtss and 70 order TO enable him this
DER that I've convene the creditors the
ceased before him. 10y publication Of the
cuton Tor eight weeks In city
Ronond aud by posting the front OF this
county.
A. the time and place, the attend with
such vouchers and evidence that will other
parts OF the said order aud Decree Of which
mrs and dongs IN this behalf before the Who
hereby ordered 10 audit and settle
port to The Court aud the Court doth also order the
missioner 10 take account Of the Of the
and personal discriminating between the and report
Court"
Given under hand, Commissioner Chsncery Of the Cir
cult Court Of GoOchland county.
Je2T-cSW BENZ ANDERSON Canr
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on prssa, Of making rsvs'stoa' rs-pecag the eos.cy
M arms have been found IA any house ofca lei Arena
Narqaes la native OF Alnadsnejos In the Province OF
S1nd-d Real MS poiiei opuions have slusys been
hnpdsoned FOR forgery. IN
The following ere some details of the affair given by
The Nseioa The military prccautoa, which were ia
Ken ON the 2dth ao the occasion Of the Whit Of the
oaeca TO the Theatre del Principe and which have given
rss to good deal OF conversation, werc appears
ed by the discovery OF plot destroy Queen In the
Chl'iei Arena near tho Cali de Ia Dada ~ her Majesty
was tv,arang from the theatre The government reccv
cd the nornatsn the prcvsoas day by means Of en-
anonymous letter sent through the post Some sugycs-
tons we're given In t Tor battling the conspiracy tn.
government afterwards learned that another
TO DO made on the 2sth and took new precautions.
What curious Is that the letter .as written
by the very man Who WAS to have fred on the Queen
With pistol He sa yoang married. workman named
Guentcs IL results IRON hs declarations aud those of
other persons who have been arrested and Who like him
belong to the lower clase that the chief Of the consp
raey vas the oicer Of the National Guard named Rem
dondo Marqurz, well known in the capitol This man
has hitherto escaped capture though IA said that he L.
SECRETARY at hadTid Amongst the papers were found
written permission 10 enter the palace and speak to the
Vnsen he appears. obtained them BY pretending that
hc vas IN position to make disclosures respecting dark
plots against the Queen.
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THIRTY. FOURTH CONGRIss-rirst Session.
WAsHISGros, Juno -, 1856.
SENATE

Mr. Mason introduced joint resolution which was pas
sed, appropriang $4,000 Tor the purchase and rcstorA
ton to the British Government of the ship Resolue late
OF the British Navy, which abandoned in Arctic
and found by the Of American whale shin by
whom she brought TO this country.
Mr.. Geyer introduced bill supplementary the act 10
organise the Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas and TO
provide for the faithful execution of said Terrific
~ Of Kansas according to the interest aud meaning
therefore.
Mr.. Hunter replied to the attacks Of Mr. Sumner on
the State OF Virginia. and commented the resolutions
OF the Massachusetts, Legislature He remarked that h,
knew OF no previous instance in which the Legislature
any State had stepped forward prejudice of this
kind and he thought 1t could only result increasing the
evaporation OF that unfortunate sectional feeling which
mountaineering the peace of the whole country and
endangerng the pcrpetuity Of its institutions Masach
sets had nothing to ay by OF rebuke Mr. Sumner
for his offensive personalities but proved that she
vctualy endorsed that speech and thanked him hav
ing made it,
Mr.. Hunter proceeded to repeal the attack OF Mr.
Sumner on Virginia being State where human beings
brought cattle the shanbe where little children
sold upon the auction block and dungeon rewards
the pous maon who teaches the negro read the
OF e The foundation upon which the Senator rested
the fact that slavery and the slave trade existed in the
State of Vrgnia-that negroes held ia bondage and
liable to be sold from place another But NJ
Hunter argued that slavery the best condition for the
cooted and community be blamed for the
nseparablc incidents OF necessary Institution lie also
essayed to prove that the attack Of Mr. Brooks on Mr.
Sumner not branch of privilege but merely mat
ter for the exclusive jurisdiction of courts OF law
Mr.. Poster obtained the floor but gave way to
Mr. Seward. who replied TO Mr.. Hunters argument
The Brooks Affair The remarks which that Senator had
made had filled him With profound surprise and deep
greet. When the assault made the personal and DO
t'ca friends OF Mr. Sumner silent, and his colleague
IN few calm and temperate words, simply stated tie
facts they occurred. motion then made for raj
sing committee examine into the natter and report
their opinion That report was made and concurred
III by almost the entire Senate aud although the report
was condemned by many At the North coming up
TO their ideas of what ought be dole Yet Mr. Seward
satisfied with and should have been glad TO have
la lH ils
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DksrsucnvE FRE-An extensive Gre occurred Ia Tenn.
pie street Portland Me- destroying large number of bull.
dingS including the Temple street Church. Goldman House.
Casco House. aud Muzzy block Of With the
EXTENSIVE stock OF merchandise. The principal sufferers
are;-Mr winship. halter; J. s. Paine Music store: r.
r. Fray tAilos &. Z. Dyer, tailor; l.. d. Hanson shoe
sor.; IL. +. Slower, dry goods, and S G. Corey dr.,
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exception to the original article. We ask la all c.ndor
SUCH Criticism IL not an oaragey Does IL not look
hke ssnnon,'ng tor the sake OF firing. In sl Of that
enghy ace thee are the only points the Reviewer
object to not one Of thorn NO thiak hes made out
and yet hs language. - 40 have already said
Is rude and sneerng. Is be r some cause violent
Plain language aud unaparing criticism arc sometimes
called Tor but where there has been obhquity Of moral
sentiment indceorum OF expression no un
lair or sophiscal statement-but honest attempt 40
discuss aud benefit great public insttution-fr gentle
70 forward and in all the accrbity of nm sh.
elsh atrabinousnes INTRODUCES Into Literature the nm
bitter and taanting language used without occasion
we conceive, unbeconiug in the and deserves
to be rebuked by the general sentiment Of the eoamu.
nifty.
There Is sneer for example, al the rs. writer. elias
seal and chronological what does the Re-
viewer knor ths subject! Il &c more ding with
out any knowledge OF the factss
Again, the ausiou the fourteen year-od Cor
man Je tas the Reviewer pleased to call them boys
reading Hebrew, &c does this deny the state
aen' referred ,os II Why s the issue made'
the other hand lift Is TO deny t can TACT be
made the subject OF Sarcasmr
With regard to most Of the very ponts made in this Re-
view, how Is that the very lucas tbet. conbaited so
very rudely have already conrr ID by the seton of
the Board OF Visitors, Toe reviewer demurs to what
vas said about History. Yet the Board have
chair OF History and Literature He thinks tho Ancient
Language department. all very compcte yet the Board
nave made new proicssotship, aud believe it uni
versAly understood that had reference to afford
ing the ncumbents of those chairs moro TO
refer to their Literature l.tI - lI 80 ''Irr
The Reviewer seems to think that there WAS .ort of
special attack desired Dr. Harrison: know the
Tact, that such thing entered the writer's head
and that he ehtertaas for DIR. H. las Is stated In the ar
cel TIE highest admiration No man would morn re-
luctantly him leave the University lie constantly AT
tempted 10 induce him to remain there when he WAS
speaking OF leaving.
In conclusion: Would 1t not be WELL In connection
with the new chair OF Literature have three or four
lectures the Science OF Polite and Eegant Mann.rss
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OLD LINE WINGS

Hsvs. Editors is time the Wings of this city we're
holding meeting prior to July, in order appoint dele
gates &C. 10 the Wing State Convention BE- held here
July 10.
The Wings all through the State holding meetings
and may expect good turnout the occasion refer.
red TO. Suppose meeting be held Goddins Hall
Thursday evening, 10th inst. A SUBSCRIBER
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AUcrioN saIEs aDvEErIsED n THE wme.


Dickinson, HHi A Co. =
Rookei'-io be sold at o'clock NJ, " Dunlop honeSFe
ysly I,hThe Union Hotel sad n. appu,,,uanss. Ia Chris.
tanshurg, Montgomery oesR,y, ~ DECREE Of coait
s.ms 49, tract o. a Isrs u HenrfS county Uiies from
i2 Trsct ~ 600 called Deep RuI" Cunber
l.9 s S,S,Ss s' 0s ssls. ar land - A,,m.,
IT, m'les from CharIoiiesyHle.i Ttrms hsersi
w. conia unr sEty ne. from chnond
iTthyauab farm, "Hawhci" In Orange copuy containing
same dsy-ano,br ru same eoauty cen,ainnr be-
sud poo also, houe aud pt 10 he viAT,
Es 100 a. lover paft OF Charles ciy
eoaniySho sabo be sold H decree q
gsdPlsntaion 10 Goosapd county containing 100 acres. q
shseh 2Is are hgsyiy aHbered ferns yery liberal,
onssin gsH 'eres situated In orsngS EQUITY, about miles
ssmT dsys about 600 aers go q shish meadow
lard .us'ss W noyd soan'y' sbous nile iES~ NJ C. w. 10
9suA sore, IN Roothrlrs sosu,y sonsuou. 70
e river and cans also oOnsnnr 500 -
Ssg ,Fss, Il ~ .sTs. ss os he sansI Il nsy.ns.
county TeFms liberal
on tis ssssl VIA somfoTshls assninE etc. :. -
gour land kbcasls county vs one o.
ss 's;i s q % s' .S % :s i 1s ' ;oa
sSAs NE Cour Bou., in sinrioa. ne anshIs. N, Jo.
Valley Turnpike egmpany, etc. ~
4 t,se, % go ss,s. nanAE seggyO N, H.s.,er
The estate. n Lancaster tnovn Indian
Ss ss ,dS low caSd sc o irs '.1 zee CO. .ss
i s-s q % @ .ys. cneioabr carpenters. S,.el-
pFeym New Kent county consisting tss acres 10 b
sold At The O. d. aee'on uhss' previously dPose Of psvss
Dee Tn-A plantation containing $500 aers, Ia Nors Aa.
bans. -.-I ~ fF ffFT = D Al
.srs as,sIs s.,lao.s O. Iensnsn ssass, Ase)
2G-Large a. a.
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JonS W. RAND AGAIN AT LAnos-Th. no,or;ou. Job,
W. Rand Who was lately committed Jail liz Hunting don
county n Y, Tor the robbery OF the Lsmbertvie Rail.
road Once some time since, escaped last Monday night
IL Is supposed his sc furnished him the too with h;.
he broke out large reward has been offered Cor his
rc-arrcsI
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DO- 0n0 LBS wilson. Bacon, hog,roand
~OSO0VO ~ hhds Wilson's Bacon Shouldrr.
IL hhds. clear Bacon Sides
30 bbs Isle Of wight Cider Vinegar
90 do do Apple aud Peach Brandy
For sale by
J,26 wOMBLE claiborne No, n p.a,i =,
\aDNV hackerel, for sale by
j=26 WONBLR CLAIBORNE No n D., :,

foR nESr-rhe upper part my store
Tor Irn Possession given LIST OF JAW ant IN.
Pre- t be very moderate I, the hes, nm
aud would suit lady who being nsx,
door below the dry goods store OF Messrs.
Je26 No AIS R,aad =, sSnssn- IN,
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Cas: g. g.. woe. ssts ~: :: ss..rlrF.
~ eELpKN \ MILLER
Nn Corner frsrl and Carr ~,
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD ~ MEADE, ROBERTS BAKHR
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RsCHN0ND AND DANylLLE RAIL
- koAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT-The Pas.en- - Il
Train leaves Richmond daily [[1
o'clock NJ arriving at the junction House,
NJ so A. NJ api at Danvilc tS3 NJ
.. " NJ arriving r. n aud M Rsana ~
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MEADE Dc B AKER,

AVN opened aud httl with every convenience and i'm
u u vmenI, APOrHECARY AND DRUG STORE At Iss
Main street, Northwest Of
tom House Their facilities aud experience SUCH that they m
warranted In saying that Physicians
Every pharmaceutical preparation will BE- Allied
curaey and promptly other COUNTRY
er stock entirely he'e aud selected with great by
themselves be
be perfectly relied for strength purity
They will at all times pure aud re-
Liable Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
Instruments Ir1ses and Appliance description ground
aud unground selected Spices Cooking
ing Tobacco fh> FHesf imported Cigars Fancy Articles LubIn
aud other celebrated perfumey and Soaps Coogn-s
article
give strict personal attention branches
PRESCRIPTIONS dispensed BY on. Of DE
all hours Of the day or
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n OIL LO ~ a Y,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES md

sCRoFULA, RkJotCErhis subtle disease descending from
generation To generation fearful hrrloo
ted BY this Penetrating All
curative properties f nj the
Nv YORK and No 24 strand London
49,, 80 " pcr pot Je2G-iw
t>otRTH Ot JCLN.-rhe Committees of Arrangements
- Tor pc-nc parties excursions. etc. designing
.nPpe. OF bread crackers, pies
Without delay
Ns-Ip""'"eh1 JAMES ADAM,
1eso Main street, opposite Alex Duval.
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yaHs 3s,h-In nsl,ncre, o. Lennon Resasp, Auet..J
isfRe a+soFtmeut ~ wines and liquors. See advf.
2eLargs stock u Dry Goods A. saisSroou u Iarus shin
Aucis-, commcncinE II 10 6cloct Y ~ ltI'FfI
Wef'hAm co, eunnebeins AZ 70 o'lcet.r = ~ y
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WAS. II. READ, a. H. BOYD aud OfLers.
D. Were IL necessary Ia continue the discussion further
would remind YOU that the New School Detre Re.olu
lions, debating Slayehoding to be disoplinatde oleoe
we're carried by vote Of 81 10 G The Old school. Re-
solutions Of 1870 which denies ths "the holding Of i.vc
Is M itsei matter Of discipline carried by vote Of
l65 70 ~ The procs, against the Detroit Rssoutions
Sas signed 10y ony eight members, and they all from the
south Tho five diat protested against the acton Of the
Oh School Assembly u $40 were all from the Nc,,b
There has been Southern protest against the action oe
Tue Old School, the slavery question And th. fact m
contrast With the Southern protest referred TO- speaks vo
umes. And still further most Of the Old School oppo
nens Of the action OF the Assembly u sac have cois
ienty "hhdpwn FROM ths church. aud formed an orvani
hfon OF their own, simply becsuse there va. mo- home al
influencing our Assembly 70 dcno1noe slave hdipr A.
sin. 't ~ y
would call your attention also 10 the rfeat fact tia,
Only last month the tWO General Assemblies Of the P.sby.
e nan church the week ~ the samo civ Tb.re
uey we're, side by side both nac up ~ delcgaes from
ihe Moth south, East and West II they wcie ON IA,
same platform that occasion ~ shoS H. But win,
was shown This while the most ercifis6 aJ.,,yg gy
Pfoiraed debate which occurred n the New School A.
senhy Wa on tia subject " slavery 10 was not ut,o
dpccd INTO The Old School Assembly ~ az while IA,
Detroit antisavery resolutions were passed in the Mes
SchoH Assembly by overwhr Inning yOte--go gaesfio
Nds ro,sed about siqtery in the Old School Assem-
by Nor Is II probable that there will any future di.
cusson OF u ia that bodyior the sufficient reason tha
aboiuonsis know they find no sympathy no eucou
rag'ment there and by the law Of elective affinity the
syek more cOngenial associations. "Buds ~ ioathe
hock together" The anti slavery element in the ~
Assembly, u the controlling element Our brethren
tbai Distracted family here In the SOUTH are permitted
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

TUESDAY Jan. %
The Speaker read n communication from DR. J
B Lindsey Dean of the N d., al Faculty, inviting
Senators to attend lecture before the Medical
College this evening by Prof 0Nen, and on motion
b. Nj. Rodgers, the invitation was accepted
The Senate then took up Senate bills on second
reading, and passed through the Calendar
Senate bill ior the benefit OF the d al and Dumb
Asylum at Knoxville, was discussed at some length
Ar Rodgers advocating IL suenuously, and Mr.
Turucy opposing il
Mr. Caldwell advocated the bin also at some
hngth, aud it was fnally amended aud passed 2nd
reading.
A lesoiuton to adj 1urn sine die on the lsth Of
February was adopted.
Adjourned 10 y A. NJ, tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, January %, 81, A. II.
BIZ Iafroduced-By MIR Fletcher 10 provide
Tor tue payment OF costs in prosecutions against
By Mr. Mcfarland: For the benefit of James
Mitchell, jailor Of J,fcrson county.
NrStokes returned Senate bill appropriating four
thousand dollars 10 build bridges N Scott county.
with amendment spproprating four thousand
dollars 10 bridge Stones river on The S,atesvle and
Stones River Turnpike The question was upon
an amendment previously offered by sir Whtthorne
appropratne four thousand dollars to build bridges
Ia Hickmau,S ~ty, and Mr. Caldwell offered an
"h'SA"'Htht tNtNartiS tue STATE TAX 10 over county
% enable that county TO build cou. house, and
appropnaung oUr thousand dollars D laudtrdale
county 10 build bridges, or cut cauas at the option
Of the county court.
The amedments were cut OF by the previous
question, snd the bill rejected
W BoWles introduced bill 20 simplify the act Of
1854, Jan. so exempIing certain species OF pop
crty from exemption
House Bib authorizing county courts to tx the
fees OF County Trustees la receiving aud paving out
the railroad tax, passed third reading.
Senate bid ior The b,u,ft OF the Knoxville Deaf
and Dnub Asyum--aPpropuating So, COO Tor two
yrars u addition TO 1000 heretofore appropriated;
passed thifd reading
uouse hill 20 change the time Of holding circuit
courts 10 Aess and Polk eovnde.; passed FIRST read
Ing
senate bil 20 charter a railroad from ShebyVille
to The Alabama lire ria L-wisburg and Palaski !;
passed tlre reading after being amended by char.
tcrng tie Rutledge RAILROAD Company.
senate adjgurucd to q r. n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
reports Furnished by the A,sociats4 Press

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The Black Warrior has
+ arrived with dates from Havana to the lsth She
had heavy weather during the entire passage. The
weather has been the coolest ever experienced.
The Louisiana Legislature orgauizod yesterday
The officers are all Democrats
NV YoRK, Jan. % A correspondent of the
New York Times telegra9hs from Washington that
il has been ascertaincd from an authentic source
that the long talked of alliance between Spain,
France and England has been formally consum
mated. The first binding herself to send into the
field Gom ten to twenty thousand men in the spring;
while her interests, particularly in Cuba, are to he
protected by France and England
II Tribunes Washington correspondent tele
graphs that the ficia advces by the America do
not in any way change our relations With England
Buchanan writes that there is no real prospect Of
peace entertained by the ministry, and that England
is preparing the largest feet that doated, for
operations against Russia in the Spring
Nav ORLEANS Jan. 22-Sngar active, the sup
ply is unequal to the demand, white lal3l; reals,
yellow, 9sallt
Nav 0RLFANs, jar. 81 -Co,ton, sales of 5000
bales yiddling at ssses; Nolasses S4s; Flour GOA
10 %; Oats go Mess Pork 10 504l7 00; Whisky
AZ. Weather cold.
NEW YoRK Jan. %, ?. N.-Cotton firm Sales
Orleans M'idIing 81, uplands s4, fair To- Flour
irner; Wheat frm, southern red l %, white ,;
corn inactive; Sugar quiet Nolasses declined to sc;
Bacon wanted at 9galO for western.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, P. M-Fiour firm and ad.
vaneing at Ooa7 20, nothing doing 10 grain; hogs
and provisions unseitled whisky continues dali at
gag; sugar 7ias; coffee l2al2I; molasses 4Oa4I
Arrival OF the Africa.
Nav YoRK. Jan. 90 The Africa has arrived,
she left Liverpool on the 9th.
Russia's answer to the propositions, it is antici-
pated will contain neither absolute assent or reiasa
but will name counter prop ossls to lie settled in
rel ewed conference.
The feeling in England continues wsrlike; in
France it Is again becoming so.
Russia Is necessarily making preparations for the
spring campaign.
The Conference relative to the Sound Dues has
been postponed indefinitely.
Sweden is making active warlike preparations
LONDON money mhket easy. Psris per cents
closed at to decline. Foreign Exchange better
The Russian army took possession Of Kars on the
50 of December.
The Russian General. apprrhensiye Of an attack
on Kars BY selim Pasha, consequently concentrated
all his available forces a. shat point
selin PashA vas eaeamped 10 tho mountains q,
Dereh Voynem Persia.
Nav YoRK, Jan. %. Nooa--Flour State Is
Ono s IS, Southern 81. Meas Pork I6 30.
Additional Ferrien Commercial News.
Flour Western Canal 40a4ls, Ohio 42a44s, Soath-
err slasss--wheas, red, II stall "a mixed same,
Corn, white. 4sa4ss. yellow 4sa4s o. Res frsa.
Spirits Tuspsnline. lcaFobnal sss.
NJ. cewsn oasred resolution tat the daily
sessioa OftAe House b cPeaed b prayer aud The
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River again full cf floating ice aud declin
ing, with still about feet water on he Shoals
JOHN Simpson left for Memphis, from which
port the Cline is now undessall and may be ex
pected at her usual lime if the ice does moi
delay her.
Eclipse left at y O'Clock for Smilhland and
Paducah.
The AlbertiHe may be looked for as soon as
the ice breaks ul from Cincinnati.
aunt Lsttie and Scotland 10 port.
The liant Lettie leaves for New 0deans to,
morrow.
The Dr. Robertson also anticipates starting
for New Orleans tomorrow or next day.
The Aida, the pouu'ar travelling slight
house Of the Cumberland, ' with our attentive
friend HAnMaN, la command, is of ior Saith.
and and PaduoaI this morning. At 10 o'elecl,.
BE aboard 10 time, as she is as fuuctual a. SIC
is fast.
The Scotland from Nes. Odeans, arrived on
Tuesday night, and is now rsei,ing freight
FOR return trip Capt Di-NuEEs has Zoe
boat for the trade, having built her, from ap-
pearances, with an eve "a tie taking of a
"sugar plantation and coffee patch aboard
and going ahead She has had much ice To
!. encounter in her upward trip, causing anusual
delay. She viii leave a. soon as The river viii
admit Of her going out with load.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF NUsic.-Ihls lnsti-
tulion was organized and commenced its first
session 10 September last. We are gratiied To
know that the promises of usefulness II held
out, have not been broken--thst those Of our
citizens who have resorted to it for the instruc-
ton of their children in music have had no
cause to be dissatisfied with their regular and
proficient advancement. Properly supported,
this Institution will be of great advantage to
our city. ~
The second session will commence on the
LIT Monday IN February.