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Departed this life, his residence in Isle of Wight
county Virginia the 3ls Of May, after illness 81
ten days HENRY CASEY, IN the slst year of his age
The subject OF this motto. suffered many Of III. III.
which lesh heir to- in the evening OF his life which hr
bore with Christian lorude and resignation trusting
that when he had finished his earth, he would
receive the crown Of immortality and eternal life beyond
the grave. good citizen, IN exemplary Christian, IN
aaectonate parent and kind nnster he died cherished
hi. family and respected by the community OF which h'
,gas one OF the best citizcns peace to his names
OBITUARY.
Apn;n Il becomes the melancholy tapk Of the w.i'c ~
record the death OF n seoved and nestinab'e aor!
whose gentle virtue. and modest worth endearcd her 10
,nany hears not only in the circle in which shc move"
but among the poor oil cur city to whomher pure an'
arduous life was unrcmittinSly devoted. Few among
them should hear the name Of MARGARET RoBi"SS',
without throb Of gratitude for hcr liberal Charities ai
untring efforts in the OF bcnero!"nce ana human
ty and shed tears grief tor har loss, Her p!ac" aHs
Farewell lovely spirit May thy bright example allure
us TO follow thee to Heaven
Dearest Margaret ha. i':t us
For glorious, happy sphere
enid. us Thou who has besrit us,
In The path she trod while here.
,~sS,Ci,y papers please copy :"
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REMEMBER TILE KACT

TUNIIAT GIBBS was awarded tho highest premium "a
silver IncdaD the last exhibition of the Mechanics
Institute for the superiority Of his AMBRoTYPES over
all pictures exhhi,ion but still higher reward
which proves that his efforts Establish rst class Gale.
ry has met with the Appreciation OF scuerou. public
He respectfully hst order meet the de-
nands OF his business he has Increased his furce Having
in his employ superior Ars:, he preparedto fur
nish PHOTOGRAPHS, from small 10 lilo size, coorcd
In OIL pastele, which he warrants !or accuracy
and beauty Of fnish equal best paintings in the
country The public arc respectfully invited call and
examine specimens.
Gallery, Corinthan Hail. between 9th and 10th, Main
street, Richmond. P. E. GlBRS, Proprietor.
P. S. These photographs be enlarged from snsl
Miniatures, Dagucrreoypcs Ambrotypes TO life size
Dec 3 p E Il.
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A CoyrESrED MAS.-Editorial life has many bnr
dens and cares, but the following incident shows that
it s no, wanting either in dignity comfort: "Bl.c
was Il great favorite with Lord Melbourne. On one
occasion the peer said: Mr.. Black, you the only
person who 10 ms who torgcis who AN.
forget that am the Primo Minister. Every boiy
elss takes especial TO remember il; but wish
Eey would forget it. for they only remainder ii 10 al,
me for places or favors. Now, Mr.. Black you never
asked me for any thing, and wish you would, or :"
power to serve you Il sn truly Obliged, said Mr.
Black, bu. don't want any thing. am editor oi
the Morning Chronicle. like my business and 1--we
happy on my income. 'rhen, said the peer, u envy
you; and you are the only man ever did,
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NNHE undersigned will SELL private sale
IL bic and favorable terms, Tract Of Land belonging
them and lying the Appoma;tox river in the county
of Amelia The Tract contains $50 of which about
100 acres is in wood IS of it being original wood
land admirably adapted for tobacco and most Of it first
rate lana for tobacco pan;s and the residue of tho
(aaO acres) mostly Appoma;tox low grounds we'll 'ua
ted for and very productive in corn aud oats There are
some buildings the tract, but better improvements
will probably be necessary. This Laud only 2 miles
(by the appomattox rivcr) below Matoax depot the
Richmond and Danvlo railroad, and only about "a miles
above the town Of Petersburg and is only about Is miles
from tho depots the railroad at the Court
of this county, and at Tchua that there is both CHOICE
of markets and of several conyeuicnt meus Of .uaspora
ton.
Possession Of about ball the land be given at once
and OF toe residue including the buildings the st of
January next.
Persons desiring purchase will please apply to the
unersgued =. Coleman. who resides on the lant md
will show to those who wish examine il; or to Thos
T. Giles ESQ.,. in the city Of Richmondi both of whom
are authorized to contract for the sale OF it.
p. 8. COLEMAN,
I,ly D cno woo, d. X QUARLES.
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The Spanish journals announce the discovery Of
large deposits of guano in the province OF Esremadu
ra, valued at some millions sterling.
Mr. Forres. hae declined to accept an engagement
ct Chicago, having some nine years ago tgken his
farewell Of the stage in that city.
The health Of Com Ap. G. Jones is fast recovc.ir,,
and his physicians pronounce him out Of danger.
The ateet accounts from Madame Rachel repre-,
sent her to be rapidly sinking into hopeless decline.
1t is denied that the American minister has with
drawn from Venezuela. He has merely left for q
short period with the consent of bis government.
left Madame Anna Bishop the pleasant little sonoe'"
NJ $50 0OO
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r<NOJiS HORNE.

c,ssock the horse Captain Nolan rode when he
,ss I;.d at BalakIsvs, lin the famous charse) is
was was tbs property of gentleman of Cincinnati and
arrived in that city last week He lie gray Arab
staliicn sir yeats old, and fourteen hands high. II
roou,. who came with him, is Edword Sleapper, one
Of the eleven survivors Of regiment of nine hun
'dred Britsh soldiers who landed in Gallipo in Feb
ruary, 1854. He was at Alma, Baaklava, lnker-
man and the siege OF Sebastopo, and looks it said,
ss if he was made OF oak, lignumvits and iron.
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MISSOURI I.AND FOK SALL

gUYIJE .rhscrer ,r,, ma ,.rr, and IN his own right
oarrs fnr sne iar9c r5r situated in NORTHEAST
Ms,our Tin Farm ill.,. in the nuer edre of tho county
a.nr.;ns u hv ,"con rwnr sbou, 3O Of which
src sniossd and IN ,,ivsi,,S,hc bsjance in woodland
srt I'D ;ocnoJ /, ,Lo m "a, nf tuo cr.;, unJ obsr.
20 "jrS roc;n, II. u"m .Jsn,d m ,I,r .ro with of
co- r5aS, ,Shac,o and ,he rrasscs 1b. soil Of ,h.
land rcs,s nm I,nc,.opc foundation And tina, portion
bi.h ia ci.,ro3 j. j.; nonJ bc.r, md n,,Jmc,;vc There
sra IN ,ho Trn ~ oG,i ~. ci; b"sc cor,nininc
o.; oan oM ,"arhr .irh c. bnn.e motc hon,c the me-
ar,. @ g., - bnnsn, fr so,rnr,s nnJ s.vcrn ,nhscco
bonsasy Tb.rc src "n ,Ir nnrc scy,rsI never fup
on.;'. h;nS ,ad o o o', s", Of ,,n. ,r III ,hc
pi"s Ta.rn T. ,, "0n ~ i. D a. ' ,%arc ~ " f % nnv
@ use oa Ia, ,"' 80, "'S' anu '''' "' "'"~ '' "'
Ts social nj ,ouuycs Of the pcirborLood nrc good
,ns there orc several churrlns wi,lu short mornings
ride which, oucn to All nik. nn.;crs and servants
ria ;dnn r. hnye r,,,.ch y;r-r;. ,js nve nrnr.r,c
il; bncomnr in:.curc !, " Sa,c of Missouri Ihnr sac
80 - ~ -. -. " -, l.; 49,; =. 3, ~ =,
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.r,,E C0yEKNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,.,,,s ICY i'm. been c, ea,cd in the Eighth
WhakfsiI s;s;si crSni; death OF Ea.tace conTay
s is Of that Circuit he;sior in conformity 70 Sa,,S ,s%
s @ OF each OF 81 the ws.aoreaai :%sns, L" R"s George
sa.Srrani ran;. Csroae, hanover King William King a.
saa Es.Sx eJpcsrs sa Circuit, i: hereby re-
Ss to tor aS ay Ga Of JyTst Jay next TO-
al ycp nS md. ms hand Governor and under The seal
"''' y" ,h Cannon wealth M Richmond. this l2th day
l : .. .. I I,,n I.;- HENRY A. WISE.
.. t..',rrnr. froEsE w MvSroRp. secretary OF
by 'ht ''o''' June l3-ctdc
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uv.I,T,UUI p.uu For SALE

UNHE subscriber oilers for sale privately his farn y.
II ing within two and half miles Of Cupeper Z. H.,
Va and containing a50 aere of which 100 arc hnc
fine state Of cultivation is remarkably well waercd and
in neishborhood noted tor health The timber is amply
sufficient Thore several springs tho place, OF the
purest and coolest rees,oRe water 1t is in every re.
spec., most desirable farm which may be added to- if
desired, by the purchase of adjoining lands.
J. T. SEDWICK.
eFor further particulars terms, &c apply TO II. NJ.
GARLAND, JR Editor Of the Blue Ridge Republican,
Culpeper C H., who 10 authorized to scl! the tsrr,
lima l7-d3tGcit
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ALyB,ARLE LAND FOR SALE.

NUY health being such as to prevent me from attend
INA ing business wish, propose to sell privately
Mount Air, the Farm upon which live. The iarln il
situated upon Hardware River in Albcmarc county in
very desirable neighborhood FIVE and half miles from
Scot,svi!lc James River, and fifteen from Charloes
vie adjoining the lands of Geo. Gilmer, Isaac X.
Barksdae aud Others and contains about 900 acres 25
being grounds large portion Of which very fer
tile The mansion; is ancient but convenient building
IL is situated upon cmnencc above the river and
,nands not only uIl view of of the farm. bu;
tho prospects in the upper country The Barn
aud other houses in fur orler. fine vein OF imcslonc,
which has been proven valuable for agricultural purposes
both by analysis and experiment. through
of the land snd very accessible for mining purposes
will take pleasure in showing the land TO any who
may oa!l upon mo.
Terms accommodating. JNO D. MOON. SR,
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MORE LYNCH LAW IN OHIo-TuREg J

MORE LYNCH LAW IN OHlO-THREg Men
Hung AND oyE SHor-We learn thr, ugh Clinton
correspondent that Judge Lynch has been again at
work. II seems that a gang of horse.thieves have
been for some time lurking in the neIghborhood OF
Wapsapinecou river in that county, and the depre-
dstons had aroused the people to vengeance. par.
iy went in pursuit. and several of the thieves, still in
possession of stolen horses, captured upon an
island in the river. Judge Lynch at once establish
ed his court for their trial. Two were hung on the
9Th June, one was hung on the 26h, and fourth
wac shot. Oae Of those captured had disclosed inc
names of the whole gang, and at the last accounts lne
judicial mob were in no, pursuit OF tbem, threaten
ing to hang them ALSO Chicago Press.
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CRAWFORD. THE SCULPTOR.

We have letter dated London, June l9;h, which
gives cheering news OF the condition Of Mr.. Craw.
fords health. We make the following extract
"You will be glad to know Of Mr.. Crawford's i'm.
provemen in general health, aud of the possible, my
probable, hope OF an ultimate cure. The danger is
no, yet overpaS but 80 many of the most unfavora.
bic symptoms have disappeared that much cause is
vouchsafed TO us for encouragement. Sometimes
even dream of his being present in person ct the in
auguration of his great wok-shoud it take place late
in October. Perhaps he msyyet complete the monu'
msnt. God grant il, Tor many sakes"
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WHAT THE MoRMoNs HAVE D

The fact that Utah Territory has been organized
nine years. and has an estimated population OF IRON
10000 to OOU and that in that time not III acre OF
land has been bought from Government while IN
Minnesota, organized at the sane time. millions o
dollars have been paid into the Treasury by the set
lars for the lands which comprise their farms and
homesteads speaks volumes. Civilization reigns in
the one territory, and barbsram reigns in the oner
While the people Of Minnesota have entered tn then
homesteads on the public lands properly, the Nor
mons have Ignored the United States surveys, aud
bought and sold the SOIL precisely it they held the
same by original right Of ,propre'orship. Judge
Douglas, in his speech upon the Mormons at Spring
field, H., states that nine.enlhS Of them are aliens
who have refused to be naturslized. With such
popula,ion tho result Of events in such colony i,
natural enough.-[N. Y. Express.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
PULASKI LAND FOR SALE. =,

PULASKI LAND FOR SALE
VNiE undersigned offers for sale privately "vaiunoe
IL TRACT OF LAND. in Pulaski county va eon.n;i i =;
grass and yraiu lCU Acres No. River Bottoh some ne
Tobacco Lands Buildings. few log Cabins An Hppi,E In,
Orchard four five good Lime stone srnss, mS Wv, wen
ing Places in Virginia Said land is situated on he south
side of New River two and half miles from hrwbeTn.
tho county .cut of pulaski ve miles from Eewbern De
nor and rb, miles from Cculrnl Depot, Virginia and
renncssec Rail Road. Price SO per Acre
TERMS-Half cash. balance L. in"nthS crea't r"s'
session give Immediately u. Al. ,Loi"'
-c1St
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INTERESTING TO VIOLIN PLAYERS.-Vic-
lin players in Vienna in the habit now OF us,ag
liquid colophonium, instead of the solid rosin which
is in vogue in the other parts of the world The Il.
quid mixture ia applied with camels heir brush is
said to last during one hundred hours playing and
neither to nure tie strings of the nstrumen: nor hs
bow. The strings, it is affirmed too, give out a
clearer tone than when the solid rosin is used.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

VITHEEEAS have been appointed by Circuit Court OF
w Deyer county, Tennessee, Trustee of Carisa Echo.,
wife OF Jackson Echo therefore hereby give notice that
,ha apply the Judge of the Circuit, Court Of Halifax
county Virginia. the I'd day Of the Of that
court, for leave demand and receive Of Jonathan sto-
III for said Clarsa Echos in Virginia and 10
and receive Of al other persons any money effects
due or belonging the said c.ris. Eehe!s in virginia. and
.iso anny TO the said Circuit Court the lime
aid for leave 10 remove the said funds and ELECTS the
State OF Tennessee. ,our , cTI>,,,,,
June 29-cw1m 1onN Z. siNSLh1N.
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ny THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

A PkUCLaNA IoN.
xvyuEREAS | have usccr;a aimed from the returns
w made by tie officers ho!dus The election ior an
,,.,,ey Grnrra al OF this Commonwealth, 70 supply the
...y cree.ioncd bv the resignation OF Willis T. bo
eocs. Esq, ths, JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER has ,,, Oh
,nt majority OF the votes cast in the sma eiecnon
,sreor. do hereby proclaim that the said John Ran.
lin Tucker has been duly elected Attorney General OF
hi. Commonwealth. .s
Given under my hand as Governor and under the seal oi
tho Commonwealth this 10Th day OF june 1857.
Il. s ' HENRY 4 WISE.
yv ,;e Governor: GEORGE w. MrSFoRD
'!,a,y.c6, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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EARN FOR MALE

NEAR RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
INTENDING to remove. offer for sale my Farm sun.
ted in the county of Meckcnburg. within ono mile OF
Randolph Macon College, and containing nearly oo acres
productive proved by tho crops Of the present year
The situation healthy well supplied with water and In
highly refined community. To persons having sons to
educate il offers many inducements Full possession can
be given carly in the FALL For further information, ad
drcss CHARLES B. SIUAhl,
Iuly3-e2nwIw Randolph Macon College. Va.
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NEW YORK, July 3-Cotion is firm; saIes are
unimportant Flour is steady; sales Of $500 barrels;
State So 2ja6 49, Ohio sc 7Oa7 50. Southern 8 D.
az Co. Wheat is quiet; sales Of ~ OUO bushels; fine
qualities slightly declined, new white S2 25. Corn ~
firm: sales Of 5000 buah mixed 81 cts, white % cts.
Coffee ia dull at Hall cents. Sugar is firm; Musco.
vado lGnOt cents Mo!asses is steady; sales Of Mus
coyado at 5DaJi cents.
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HON. JOSEPH E. BROWN OF GEORGIA.

This gentleman was, on Friday last, after twenty
ballots, unanimously nominated the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Georgia. The Atlanta
IutcIgcucer says "he is young man, probably not
moro than thir,yve years Of age, native OF Pckens
District South Carolina, and emigrated to Georgia
sone fifteen years snce poor boy in search of his
fortune. Soon afterwards be attracted the attention
of DR.. j. w. LEWIS, gentleman distinguished alike
for his talents aud his charities, who perceivlng i'll
vounp Brown the right stuff to make man Of, sent
him 10 Yals College. While there, young BRow:
studied law and returning home commenced the prac'
tice in which hs has been eminently successful In
1919 he was elected to the State Senate, aud won the
respect Of that body by hia genomanly manners and
suneror talents. At the close the session he return.
ed home and resumed tho pratce OF the law, which
h. continued until October 1885, when he was elected
Judps of the Blue Ridge Circuit beating his Compel.
;tor Judge IRWIN several thousand votes. AS a
Judps. Mr.. BRows has won the respect and sdmirs
,ion of tho bar and the country. Thoroughly versed
in thu knowledge of the law, OF an upright nexlbe
ds,osi,ion of kind heart and courteous manners, lie
h.. ,,se the court over which he presided the true
,o,re of Justice, and won for himself The honors OF
hor commemorative. As Governor of Georgia, Judge
R,o,y, will reflect credit the place, as he has on
all other places which he has filled. HeisasefmHde
MANA man equal to any emergency in which he may
o co,,ad TO act To fail is what he cannot-tis con-
trary TO his nature. He is man OF the people, and
understand, their wants and dispositions; besides be
i. man of unsullied virtue, and strict, almost severe
r,or,y happily beudingi himself the character OF
,h;. .,e with the sterner one in which our fathers
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BALTIMORE,J uly 3.-FIour has declined Il; cts. .,
sales Of Howard Street super at 81 25 do. extra,
sS l2as 81 Ohio extra, 81 5OaS; City Mills cara,
IS l2as 81 Baltimore ground family, $40; extra do
50. Rye Flour, 81 50s4 e.. Corn Meal, IS ,oa
25. Wheat, white, 81 S5al 95 for good 10 prime,
and 81 for choice lots red. 81 75al -. Corn, white,
S7aS9 cents; yellow s6a3S cents mixed 81 cents.
\Vbiskey n a.}5l centa
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
a ND SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A by all physicians, of both the old and new world
Lager Beer up In bottles Tor family use.
Per dozen pinn 81 e5 Per dozen quarts 50 25: In
packages Of from two 70 six dozen Put and sold by
Richmond Va.
No extra charge for package or drsyage.
TO- provided amount being added good city reference
For SALE aso-Lsger Boer In quarter and half casks Of
Superior Cream Als in quarter aud half casks Of Stand
Is gallons April 2-ett
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HOW DO THE BLACK REPUBLICANS GET
ARlIIND TILE CONSTITUTION IN CONNEC

The Hartford Times explains how they do it. The
Constitution of Connecticut torbids the Legislators in
creasng their own pay, though they may alter it Tor
their successors The Dcr item is now fixed by Law
nj 81 JO and the Black Republicans have refused te
alter il. But the law allows ten cents n mile TO eacL
member for travel TO and from the Capitol; and
though no Legislature, prior TO the one OF last year
ths Caniol the General Assembly Of Inst year com.
rnerced the robbery by taking pay for j1ur meagss
aud the one just closed improved upon that act by
taking pay Tor eight mi'eoges., Who will deny that
the Black Republican party is the party OF progress
in currup,ion.-l iibamy 1rgns.
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SEIZURE OF SIAVERS

New YORK, July 3.-The schooner Maitland oG
Baltimore, and the brig Msssachota, of Maine. were
seized day, outside Of the Light House by the L. $.
revenue cutter Washington. The charge Is that
they are fitted out as elaYers.
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I A CHATTER FOR THE ANTIQUARY. Tn.
snbloine1 chapter of dates is possibly rs corec, rs
such things usually are, aud, if entirely reliable
will present BRIEF but useful table of reference To
the curious in such matters:
The Oldest book known to he extant which has III.
name 0i The place where il printed and that o
tho printer, together with the date OF the year when
It was executed, is beautiful edition of the Psalm.
IN Latin. ltwss issned nt Mentz by Faust g. SchOe
Ter in lIJI just four hundred years ngo The most
par!ec' copy known is that in the imperial library OF
Vienna Ii ia printed in folio on vrilum and il a sll.
prrb specimen ut printing y second edition of the
work was issued III 49, under tho patronage of he
81. Al6ans and Bsnedcllne Monks, which contained
probable. the first printed text Of the Anathansau
creed. The earliest printed book, containing text and
engravings. s called the Histories of Joseph Dxnel
Judith and Esther. printed by Joseph Pister at BAN.
berg in lId2. 1t ia among the rarest typographical
curlosies in existence, there being only two known
copies Of it-one at the royal library at Paris, and
another in the collection OF Earl Spencer. The ell.
tire text OF the Bible with similar embellishments
appeared in ll'3. Guttemburg invented, and first
USED separate letters or movable types, in lfi2.-
as early as ita3 he had printed with lines
cut IN wood, but this was only small Inc.
chanlcal advance on what had been done for
many years The first engraving on wood, of which
there Is any record in Europe is that of the ancient
Actions oi Alexander" by the two Cunos executed
IN the year l!S5 or l2SG. The engrayings are eight
l
Stereotype printing was introduced into London by
Wilson, 1874. The first tragedy in English was
"Gorboduc or Ferrex and Porrex," in 1861 and the
first comedy, the "Supposes" in 1856 The first re.
corded novels are the Mssian tales of Aristides
The first almanac in the English language was printed
at Oxford in lG73. The first printed music WAS l5U3
No more than forty tunes had been published in any
one book before 1884, The first printing press act up
in America was "worked at Cambridge, Mass, in
1929. The first book printed in America was the
" Bay Psalm Book" published at Cambridpe The
first books of musc published in America were issued
in !1li and l72l-he former by the Rev. John Tufts,
OF Newbury, and the latter by the Rev. Thomas Wal.
ter, of Roxbury. The fret paper mill erected in
America was at Elzabehtown, New Jersey, which
William Bradford, Royal Printer of New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, purchased in lbs In
l130 the second went into operation at Boston, the
Legislature of Massachusetts granting aid The first
newspaper printed in the New World was published
in Boston, under date Of September 25. 1890. copy
OF this paper is preserved in the Colonial State Paper
office, London. 1t is about the size Of sheet of let
ter paper and one of the pages is blank.
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HEALTH OF GEN. WOOL.

Mai. Gen Wool has passed the crisis which threat
enrd to deprive the country OF the service OF faith
fpI veteran officer. Gen. Wool has been in commits
sinn since lSl2 forty five years rising BY merit from
th. rank of captain to that Of major general.
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war is necessary i'll consequence vi the unsettled state
of public affairs.
The precariuus and atrnrned condition of the
forces under Gea. Walker may induce lin to attempt
dcpredaiions upon American citizens in that State
which you will prevent and restrain.
In the event of the expulsion Of Walker and his
forces from Nicaragua by the allied armies and his
departure to adjacent Territory III Central America
for The purpose Of hostile and aggressive operations
You will take such further measures, with the fnrc-
under your command, circumstances shall quire
Tor the adeuuain nrotec;i IN Of Antrcan GitiZeLs.