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CORRESPONDENTS.

MR.. HAS. IRVING, =,
Dear Sir in compliance with = resolution pasSet
at n meeting of the Democratic party, on the 2+t' "'
this month, we, the undersigned committee lax"
pleasure in inviting you TO address the citizens vi
Fluvanna county, on the 18th Monday i'll Apr! heHl,
being Court day, and We hope that you will comply
with the above request. Anearly answer Will oolSe'
Your obcdient servants,
W.. COOKE.
ClIAS. BOSWELL,
ID. 5. BOSTON.
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FOR SALE.

FE1HE subscriber hi, tor sale ~ PIGS oi Sn w,
4 breed. "a cross OF the Suffolk Hiti EsscH'' ""
encncI OF the BrrSshire TO make them lai'h :
Price 81 80 II pair, il d, livered anywhere IN kicti]'i
- il taken NJ my iurrl, ia i!cEric0 county, on a. ~.
moud and Charlottesville Turnp he. viii no, oF
them. after the 18th OF May next, at the above :. ,
money must accompany the orders They VIII "
for delivery about the 2Eh OF April. ..pnSl
March 3l-cs, Dan l. T.. nm
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LANES l., ORR IN CONNECTICUT.

JANES +. jim IN UNI ITCIT.
We wish every Abolitionist in the State could have
heard the mastery and eloquent defence Of the Con.
.titution, by this able Carolinian, last evening"
Frank and firm in his opinions, he maintained them
with such earnestness and sincerity, that command
cd the respect of even those who were too lanatical
to be convinced. The Democracy responded to him
with Il true and cordial sympathy. "Nu North, no
South-nUthing but the Constitution" WA the scnti-
ment of the speaker and his audiencc.-l .New Raren
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BARREL MACHINERY WAr"-NTED 70 PM,
q GREAT bar.nin cTn now BE- Thi ia IN" plftGh.
"a Il. Hu:chlnsoE'- perfected Barrel MrcaHe'!
which s'av"s"rc cur from the spin log, jointed, cro1c1.
chGmi"I"d and head a'utf cut from the split log, a5i~'
ed and turned into heads with - dispatch hni ~chenpn""
pr"c"demrcd.' For rights III Virginia, the West ,.
VE"st and South Western states and Territories, apr
M!LBfRN. proprietor, Washington. D.. c, who n"
i%nHchin"s in operation, and asks the inspection Of M
lie. March 3l-'
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PASSENGERS FOR NlCARAGUA-DETEN-
,EIAAy 4 Il INnlN

New YORK, April s, 7. M.-The steamer Orizaba
sailed hence for Nicaragua to-day with five hundred
passengers, after being detained an hour by the United
States Marshal. That officer arrested three of those
OH board for alleged violation OF the neutrality laws.
All the Others were allowed 10 depart; notwithstand.
ing, there is {, general belief here that the majority
are destined to aid Walker in his Central American
,,h,,arropfa
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HIGHLY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE II

EXTENDING to remove from my presen, resldHI
q offer III" anne Tor sale, il lie situated in Linden
at III" rurEsr ri First and Franklin Streets, is deem
al the beet locations in TIE city, has been recently 4
this best manner, with all rhe modern improvements
this lot ;herc is a good kitchen, stable, caring hoI'|
Possession gwen next July
For terms, &c, enquire Of Messrs. Goddin & APP
or the -uhscribcr. 1T,
March 2i-c4W =. J RlTHtht'L
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DIED.

DIED. on wednesday, the Sh inst nj 10 O'Clock
NJ WILLIAM GARY, IN the I'D wear Of his n.s Az
severe illness o! several! weeks, leaving Hn a,Fecryi
vii" md ole child 10 mourn their loss. He dicd q
had lived. NJ pelc" with Cod. lie lore his illner.i
great patience and resignation.
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EFFECT OF Zeal estate in Louisville.
Ky, is very low just now. \ block of eight two.
story dwelling houses, brick, with lots Is feet front
and 100 deep, were sold last week at from S1O0 TO $50
cash-less than the houses could be put up for. The
Courier says this is a fair specimen OF prices just now.
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WAR EXPENSES.-Tbe Chancellor Of the Brit.
ish Exchequer, in a statement made to Parliament,
estimates the cost of the two years war with Russia
at ~, 564, 600, or about $2OD, 900, OOU! Add to this
sum equal amounts for France, Russia aud Turkey,
aud we have q total of $300, 1000. 1t will take,
perhaps, one thousand millions of dollars 10 pay all
the EXPENSES OF the war.
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MtNNAY REAPER AND MOWER.

"a 'tNCl lOr ine celebrated Mannay Reaper and
~ er, which possesses advantages over all Other
crs Full Information, u machine. Furnished, upot'
application to the undersigned, special agent tor the
ties ct L%oudou', %FsuqnI'r, Clarke, Frederick and
rem, and general sgent tor the State T. / Hi;
March 2i-rlm White Post. p. O.. Clarke eGuE!
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THE TEXAS CkEDlTOHS.-Hon. James Ham
ilton has issued II circular to the Creditors of the Siate
of Texas. He proposes that they shalt hold a con.
vention in Washington city, or the first Monday IN
May next, TO consider certain propositions 10 the
State of Texas at the assembling Of its Legislature On
tho first Monday of July next.
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~ ''S w
is an excellent sarcasm upon the proceedir
t the Reverend madcarG at New Haven, led on
/. Ward Beechcr and Professor Sillinan, OF Y
,ollcge, who subscribed a number Of Sharps Rit
D shoot down the anti-ALolitionists of Kansas.
Il capital specimen Of the popular Longfell
Hiawaths" measure, and it holds up the hypocr
al "Reverends" to Just ridicule:
Should you ask US, whence this story
This di-creditable story,
This sad tale OF downright folly,
With Il shade of drunken madness,
With the odor of saitpctrc,
With the murdcrous crack of rifles,
With the reckless speech of outlaws,
And the ribald slang of grog shops,
With the wild talk of great ninnics,
With their silly repetitions,
And GccuuIGiating NONSENSE,
And folly answering folly,
As, Of thorrs beneath tie kettle,
The unmeuuing,~ scuscless cracklrl
We Should nswcr We should tell you,
From the city of New Haven,
From The Blue law States chief city,
From The North Church of New Haven,
FROM tn. land of wise old Irumbuii,
And that trump, Dwight reverend doctor,
Where are stitlest stceples looming
Through sweet heavens peaceful sunshine,
Where the sanctuary droppings
OnShl 10 ial' IKE angel 5 wiispers,
Where their orthodox ancient
c"Ie g ~ ,h" - anu itasom,
ana mHe'e'" thelr ii'hhS "rre hHrro"'
Still they mindsi their own business:
On the shortest ro16 ic Heaven
Then their eyes looked, strRicii. before them,
On the right Was no detection.
Nor yet inilings away, lcftward.
And their hearts, still stout aud manly,
Felt Snme lovo of common country.
And. where e'er her flag was streaming,
{ its starry constellation
Shone Connecticut not c'mmest,
SinnI1 you AK VINO tells Tins story
THIS extraordinary story,
ASK WIN" gives This Wild narratlon!
We should llSWer we should tell you,
In the New York Times We find it;
IL has spread from town to village,
II has stirred up Indignation,
II has wakehed honest sorrow,
IL has called unwOnted bushes
Of deep shame, 10 manly faccs,
For the churrli's Dissertation,
For the Christians name perverted,
FOR inc scardai and the outrage,
For the sNecr' at the worlds people,
For me lrerS al ali outsiders,
For the hoiy maine OF Freedom,
mhde d hiocKery ana byword,
F"ra cause more '"Iy, wounded
III us lItehI OWL honSc-the iospei
ninue 'ne oa"ner cry o. discorl-
trarr on sar!h ds once sweet message
!" u'neu nhIrp rlhes'
What n spectacle for Devils!
t,..u r,r.ho
S,";m,. nyVt, I bn. Innn .h nsH Us
Iii 's os ,b;s ru,i;on ,l,h m''S'ne'
And This SiiI;m.m rr%nn"'
r;,;t r"," anJ ,.;J IfIT;,"'.nE
w. sha17 n,u.o -, n"sen:loi-
S,rn;tway in sncb w"rd I'I"tag Gi
~ 'D a' 'o"""
In the outskirts of Manhattan
Turks this playhouse preacher, Brsrh,r,
And much rabblemen;'s deluded
BY his helter-skelter rawlings;
But most decent Christian pe,ple,
DO a very wide berth give him;
And the S,RjmaR, once noted
For u person scientific,
As his head and beard grew grayer.
Must have grown himself irnbecil,;
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TIE CoNSESIoy.-Thc Alexandria Gazette learn
that an arrangement has been made between IL
Orange and Alexandria and Central Railroads, b
which there will be n regular transmission of ma
and passengers, that no further trouble will tal
place.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE lNsrfeETE.-i recent rev
val Of religion AT the Female institute, Buckinghsr
county, has been productive OF the most s-stifyia:
results. OF llj pupi!s, more than 100 are protest..
christians.
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F~LorGED.-A party OF negro stealers on the oL'
side of the Ohio river Were bounced upon LATELY b.
certain citizens Of Guyandot,e, Va. and ssrerry
subject.
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MARRIrD, in WASHINGTON, on tho RI I'M, bv ge, G
Snm."m. Mr. join ChPkkTOS, Of Cslifoi ave-, 10 -
NARY T.. COKE daughter Of the Hon. Jane, Gut.
Secretary OF III. Trrasury.
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% motion I'll VIM. II. Smith, Esq, 1t was Resolved.
That the Democratic and independent papers VI tnc
city aud Stale he requested to publish the lrorc'o
ings Of this meeting.
Tn motion, the meeting adjourned.
J.J. SIMKINS, Prcst.
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C0NNEEHIIlrE IL ELwilAN

iARTFoRp, April The general election Of this
State took place to-day. Returns ot the election in
Connection. to-day, from ~ towns, give ~ Demo-
cratic Representatives, and ~ Fusionists. Demo.
cratic net gam ID. The Democrats also elect three
Senators 81 far, and the Fusionists none. The Dem
ecratic gains On The popular vote are large, but re-
turns enough TO predict the result have not yet been
received.
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PHILADELPHIA, April sth.-1he Democratic
didats for Mayor Of this city.
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E("TInN IN 81 I,0I'1S.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-Mr. Home, Democratic can
didate, was elected Mayor yesterday. The whole
Democratic ticket was elected by IL large majority.
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ELECTION IN CLEVELAND.
CLEvELASD, April S.-Tbe election yesterday re-
suited generally in favor of the Democrats.
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VA. ASb IESS. RAILROAD We arc happy
learn thnt the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is
pt"ly progressing /" its completion. The cars /
run I" Marion, and the track is laid some four n
west OF that town. They will ret here, ii is thou:
by The III OF July Abtngd0n Dem.
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THE EaRrH's RIsG.-On any clear evening. b
tween the hours of : and . o'clock. there may be- sp
an cxpanse of pure light spreading from that POI
where the sun sets along the horizon. end rising
the form of an orange quarter, o~bliquely towards I
South, the apex heing in that direction, and a Il
degrees short Of the Seven Starr. For some wee
past This light, wilicl i.aa !cas been called the ~
dlacaI Light has siinne wIth rnco!anon bri!ian,
The astronomers have: generally supposed the 4
diaral to h" tn" atmn-pdl-rc of the Sun; but Of late
theory has been entertained 10 some extent, VIII!
suggests that il may b" ih" illuminated part Of u r.
surrounding Iie Earth, similar to those which gG.
the plane. Saturn.
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F:FAL DISASTER AT SEA.-We are informed that
The steamer koanoke, Which arrived here Monday
from New York, ran down the schooner sydney Mi
nor, Capt. BOwles, from Philadelphia for Boston, last
Saturday night, between Little Egg Earbor and Bar
negnt. The schooner sunk in fifteen minutes. The
Captain ard crew were saved and arrived here
Monday in the Roanoke. We regret 10 state that
Capt. Gildersleeve, a passenger in the schooner, was
drowned. lis own vessel, il i sEiG, w&s lost al seq
last January. aud he was On Ills way homen'erG when
he log; his life. The cargo of the Sydney Minor con
OF which went down with her. The Ruaaoie lost her
glbbuum and cutwater.
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POI MnvEuEyTs AT WASN'T

WAHISGToS, April lowing TO the slim atten-
dance upon the anti Nebraska caucus AZ the Capitol
tonight, the proceedings were principally of a con-
versational character.
Meetings are being held tonight by the Democrats
and Americans Of the city.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER We have re-
ceived the April number If this excellent magazine.
The following is II list of its contents: The Universe
ty-lts Character and Wants; The Gipsic-: Two Par.
sons aod Ne'era Church: lvaloo; Siamese Court Ee..
rivals; Deity William Gilmore Simms: Tie Nissan
thrope; a Candidate in a Yuandary: Without Thee
Portrait Of Sir " alter Scott; The Minsirel's Curse,
y! rooIOmcters and hints towards their constructions;
Rctrcrpectionsi Some Thoughts ON Social Phlloso-
ply; Weep not for me; Editors Table; Notices Of
New Works, sc.
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THE ENSIGN OF NATURALIZATION FL Nj
caraguense, the official organ "f Walkers Govern
ment, we learn that the tas Of Nicaragua was first
thrown to the breeze at Granada on the afternoon of
Sunday, March 3. The occasion was celebrated with
military ceremonies. The ensign consists of three
stripes, two of sky blue, with Il white stripe in the
GENRE. In the nldst of the white is a circular de-
vice Of the seal OF State and the representation of
seven volcanoes, in token of the volcanic range OF
Nicaragua.
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OPPOSED TO ISsPEcTIoS.-Capt. Spike, of the
schooner Maryland. OF New York, resisted the inspec-
tors on Monday in Hampton Roads, whereupon the
pilots proceeded to. Hampton and were promptly re-
inforced by the Guards Of that gallant town. The
schooner was then boarded aud brought into Norfolk.
The News says that the captain and crew are under
arrest.
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THE REVEREND RIFLEMES.

The following, which We extract from the Boston
Courier, is an excellent sarcasm upon the proceedings
of the Reverend ~madcars at New Haven, led on by
II. Ward Beechcr and Professor Silliman, OF Yale
College, who subscribed a number Of Sharp's Rifles
10 shoot down The anti-Aboltionists of Kansas. 1t
is Il capital specimen Of the popular Longtellow
"Hiawatha'' measure, and it holds up the ~hypocriti
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WAtIIlHrfnh, AVflI T. l''"'
Tic fo!,Owin" "cry inter, sting letter anufsIS'u "
49, ,,rirriirrrj (o;c",i,t,c in IN. liouse Of Repre-
s,u,n;iy.-. exhibits the scope, objects and operations
Of Il bureau Of the government yet III It's INFANCY ~
which is fast becoming one oi the most prhc'lcany
useful and important. II reaches Tile Interests " y.
800 rho tro,var. .tha bone and sinew" Of the
rnIn,ry, and il viii be uurturcd by that interest ui-
Ill il crows to the full vigur ut manhood:
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BIRTHDAY OF Henry CLAY.-The anniversary
of the birth of the Sage Of Ashland, which occurs or
next Saturday, the 18th of April, will be celebrated il
the most spirited style at the Slash Cottage, Va
Among the guests expected TO be present, il is said
are the President Of the United States, John J. Crit
teuden, Lewis Cass, aud various other distinguished
statesmen.
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