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WASHINGTON ITEMS.


Despatches have been received at the Navy De-
partmsnt from Commodore Pauldng, dated Aspin'
wall January g. relative TO the capture OF Anderson
and the flibusters. The Commodore says: "On the
3O,h ult. the United States steamer Fulton arrived
here from San Juan del Norte, conveying to this
place by order of Captain Sands fortyfve OF Walker
men, captured by Sands the San Juan river on the
Oath ut. These men composed tne party thht
ascended the Colorado river to Castillo. IL would
appear that the fbusters had abandoned Fort
Castillo after destroying everything they could,
and had taken to marauding upon the river IN
the steamer Ogden. About one third ct them
are under medical treatment. l have, therefore, or
dered the prisoners to the Wabash, and intend to sail
for San Juan as soon the passengers arrive from
California, leaving the Fulton here where shall
have communication with Captain Sands. will saIl
with the prisoners for Key West, and await the or
ders of the department as 10 their disposition. Inc
steamer will arrive in New York on the 18th inst,
affordng time for the department to communicate
with me by the steamer that sails from New YORK
and alao by the steamer that sails from or
hey West" The Commodore also sends detailed
account Of affairs all Of which appeared in the pa
pers. The Commodore also states that he will leave
at once for the United States.
Speaker Orr will appoint an able committee to IN
vestigate the Lawrence eightyeeven thousand dollar
transaction, and thorough investigation Will De had
Mr.. Letcher's duties on the Ways aud Means Com
mittee will probably preclude his being on the com
Inittee. Messrs. Stanton OF Ohio, and Winter Davis
of Maryland, will be on it. The pamphlet for which
made up of editorials from New York paper.
A committee of Marine Underwriters are at Wasil
ington recommending the passage of a law requiring
that within five years after sea-going vessel is
launched, che shall be opened her entire length 6y ia
king off plank outside and inside, that her frame
may be carefully examined, to see whether it
is sound The Underwriters state that it fire.
quently happens that a vessel which to e.ter :
nal appearances is perfectly sound, and which Is
drop to pieces in a moderate gale This decay, as
general thing, is consequent upon defect in the
timber, which elbows itself within five years after
vessel is launched; and it It doe. not occur within
that time. il never does. The object Of the proposed
law is to secure suitable and thorough inspection OF
the hulls during the first year of their use:
Nothing it is stated has been received by the nd.
mnstration relative to the irisarri treaty, as TO
whether it has been ratified by Nicaragua
w. Blair Lord, of New York city, has been appoint
ed stenographer to the Cullom Investigating Commit
tee Of the House of Representatives.
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CORRECTION.

In our editorial of Thursday, on Randal's Life Of
Jefferson, there was an omission of two words that
entirely obscures the meaning of whole passage
In speaking of the fact that Pendeton drew the reso
luton of independence in the Virginia Convention OF
l776 tina, Nelson offered it in the committee of the
whole, and that il was sustained shy Henry with
that Astounding energy and e!oqlancs of which he
was the MASTER" the words "by Henry" are left out
aud the merit Of sustaining the resolution with such
eoquence in debate, is made to devolVe on Nelson
In our remarks on the anomalous fact OF the Con
venton Of l776 becoming the first House OF Dele
gates under the Constitution which it framed instead
of the words "declincd TO act as House OF Dele
gates" read destined to act" &c.
There are some minor errors almost inevitable III
daily publication, which the reader will doubtless
correct in the course Of reading the article.
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TO THE VOTERS or THE COUNTY
". H03, NAyER Il ulLkn the AnnuLclRtlnn

80 OF HANOYER.-l make the anhuaeal'on
OF the renewal OF my candidacy FOR the sherinaty o'
your County accordance with the shes ana IN defer
ence to the sdmontions of many friends frequently ana
recently expressed cordially thank you for the large
ami very fsering vote given at the last elec'ion
vote truly gratifying under crcamtances so nh"yorons
hcoT YOU depending alone for your support on your ap
nrecia,on of my personal merit and qualifications at TN.
time unrammeed and unpledsed as to the scecnon o,
DEPUTIES believing TINT II 1t be your pleasure To eject
me- YOU Gill cot dc my disposition and ability I" choose
such aids Tor the performance Of the duties OF ,hr once
as will in yo.r estimation be competent ana reliable
We'll known ss | To my ellow.ciiizcns oi my nauVe
County as to reputation and character, shall deem u n
necessary 10 conduct cGnvass, either by domcihtry
vi.itations or by meeting with you publicly ut any oc
place than at your Court House on Court days may A.
tend public a,sebagcs Of the people nj other places IN
b cunv) between this and the fourth Thursday in May
next when ysef aud my competitors for your snrnses
will have TO bow submssivcly 10 your sovereign VIII
hone nv position candidate will be distinctly nnher
stood and that sny misrepresentation OF that position WI"
be prevented by the publica ion Of this card
w EZEKIEL TALLEi.
,,,or (,,r,,v Inn II ls5s Jan l9-clt
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

REEF CATTLE-Are worth 81 TO s5 by the scales. Sup.
ply moderate -, ,.;
MUTTON-Are worth 81 to - 5oper head Extra qua J..
ty would demand little more
uOGS-S9,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE.
Ta3O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The

Yg3O All. WHOM TT MAY CONCERN The "
Z signed ia guardian o. Thomns h.. William w
Sarah j. Melton, minor children OF r. w Mellon
ceased, lawfully appointed and qualified in the Cor'
ST. Charles, Missouri. will petition the Circuit ecu
ruranna county. II i,s n. xt term, commencing on
10Th div of April lsjs. 10 make al order requiring X
ard A. Noel tho guardian of nid minors, appointed %
County Court OF fiuvapna, to pay aud deliver to TIE
dcrsicnci guardian as aforesaid, or hs agent or ao'
pll pcrsons property and money in his hands belonc
snid wards and authorizing the undersigned 10 sue to-
coycr and receive hll money personal property v
may belong his enid ward and remove the same i
St.tc of Missouri in which he resides and qualhe
Guardian os nfIrc.aid JOHN a. TALE.
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GEO WATT ?. II. ST
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.

TEU, WN1 ]. T. IT.
THE CUFF BRACE Pillow.
FEVHIS FLOW hss been steadily ~
Il gaining favor with the farmers N0k3-
and plan,crs tor the last ten years,
until it may be considered the
most popular PI0w in in the whole South. II has
premiums three OF State Fans and ut the last
look the FIRsT sll the most popular Plows in
Institute of Virginia upon Flows. well silver
being the highest award offered by this institute ~
been successfully tested in every variety o! roll u
StAtr aud many of III" more 'OGthrrn States.
Manufactured by the undersigned, at their fsctr
Franklin street, below the Exchange. Richmond
where may be- had nearly every article used for ti!l
soil All made in our own shops of best material.
April g-cly GEO. WATT o. I
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AUGUSTA MARKET, JAN. Is.
Coton-Saes of 300 bales to-day, prices advanced &c.
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DIRECTORS
or TUE RANK OF VIRGINIA ASD BRANCHES fot
THE YEAR 1858:
By Stockholders: by me Efee'''''
1smas caskie. b. F. Dickinson,
AIfrsd T.. Harris, J. p. Ballard,
n''l eu womhIs BENJAMIN II. NASH
T. r. Price, Y. 1. Wor'hum'
Arch'd Thomas
AN NORFOLK.
Mver MYERS, D. j. Bloodgood,
John +. Doyle, w. ware,
James F. Barry, Charles A. oan'o''
w. Johnston, Jr.
At PETERSBURG.
Ios Rrape. w. X. johnson,
John n. Ps,teson, Tbos. Wallace,
Branch L. Hurt, /. l. bfooch''
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
w. P. Conway, JIG. Moncu,e,
ID. H. Gordon, John 4. layiof.
j. H. Bradley, Peter GooiricA'
Charles Herndon,'
AT LYScHBuRG.
cbsuell Dabuey, Seth Woodruff,
las Al Cobbs. Thos. ]. kirkpatrick,
Ambrose B. Rucker, Addison Iahaterro'
AT pASvILLE.
Thomas p. Atkinson, j. w. Holland,
Wm p Graves. Thomas Walton
Stephen II. Turner, w. 7. Clarke.
George Wilson,
AT CHARLESTON.
7 G.. Mcfarland, Francis Thompson,
.John n. Goshern, J. G Newman,
Ismes RnfFner. James l.. Carr.
Joel Shrewsbury, Sr.
AT BUCHANAN.
G.. r. Beale, w. II. Anthony,
Cary Breckenridge, George 5. Penn,
John 8, Wilson, w. B. Carper.
E. Valentine
AT PORTSMOUTH.
John q, HattoD, A. r. Smith,
I. A. Jenkins. A. E. Wilson,
Stephen Cowley, Root. Dlcksoo.
John Cooke.
AT UNION.
John Echols, BE-. Steel,
G.. w. Hutchinson. 5. Hamilton
+. w. Brown. Andrew Beirne.'
j. II. Alexander.
New Directors.
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CHANCEKY-At Rules held II

y Clerks Ofhrc oi Hanover Circuit Court, on "
nc.d.y the 9TH Jay oi January, i-5-:
C.Dcr, Arnall, Henry Curti5, late Sheriff of Hsr
County nni zach administrator with The will anu
of Palsy AruHll, deceased, james a. HARDWOOD Shef
Usnny,r County and as such administrator OF "
Moore, d-rensed. Mary Davis, deceased, Sally Lee
| decesscd 0nl of Susan Avis, deceased, Joseph A.
ami Richard Arnall P!ain,!-.
Against
William Arnsll, nonresident, Henry Arnalls chill
whose names are unknown and non residents, Dahne'
yis' children had BIZ his wife Hebccca who was Ret
arnnll whose names Gre unknown and non.iesif.
Defends
The object Of this suit il IN obtan Il settlement OF
liam D Tmylors executOIiHi account with the estA
Henry Arnnl deceased and distribution OF the proc
In his hands among the rgn,rrs Of said Henry Ainali
| ceased
And by an affidavit filed in the cause, Il !. ordered
III. unknown heirs whJ non-residents do appear
within on. month nft.r dur publication nj this ord%5
do what To protect their interest ~ this c
And that cnpy al this order be Inserted IN the ,
mond Enquirer. newspaper published In IN" c.,
Richmond tor four weeks succcssiv"y. And that 3
be- posted al the front door OF the Cou-thouse Of
| County or the first day OF the next County Court
| Copy --Testc,
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CHARL EsToN MARKET, JAN. Is.
-otton-Saes OF 900 bales to-day at l0c for mlddng
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vIDIJNI. ,n with cHANCERY-M

W 10 with .!
v held in the Clerks Office OF III, Circuit Cou'
Northumberland County, on Monday, the 4tb day e
nusry, ls5s: ~
Richard H. DuInny aud Henry Grafton, si!as "
Grafton Dulnny, Pia'i,
Against
Robert Spear, Hathaway. alias lIcther'y spet!
.crbcd sometimes Robert Spear * Co and Geni.
hiHkic'. Defends
The nbec, of this suit il to obtain decree for n
of certain tract OF land called Bluff Point, IN he
the vendors Tor failure TO pay the residue ut pgs
m.ney. Ard IL appearing by satisfactory sviienc'
the defendants are Presidents OF the Stat" Of VIZ.
Ou motion oi thr plaintiff, by counsel it is ordered
the said defendants do appear here within one mon
ter due publication OF this order and do Whist II necr-
TO project their interests; and that copy VI this ord
published once n week for four successive weeks,
Richmond Enquirer, newspaper published In Tue
Richmond. and that another copy thereof b. poff
the front door of the Court house OF said County,
first day Of the next County Court.
A Cupy-Testc,
Jan l2-cw4w A. J. BRENT, C. C. c :
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7. NJ. GARDNER, $Committ'
Ian lq-c,.la EP. MEREDITH.
R0R Su0RT TIME LONGER

FOR 4 SHORT TIME LONGER
WYE shal continue offer great bargains in all style.
w OF Winter Goods. such rs
Fine and extra tine Bed Blankets
White and coored Tor s"rvanfs
Red yellow and white Flanncls
Real Welsh and Sk.whrp
English md French Mcrinos
Plaid Mernos aud Mou.elines
Valencias, De Begss aud Plaid Lustres
Rlnck Canton Cloth. Tamise and Alapacca
Rack Bombazincs Busorah and Delaines
Black French Merinus and Chaly
Flounccd aud sidestripe black silk Robes
4" cul'ed 90
Rich colorcd Silks. sold without regard TO cost Of
importation
Rich Grape de Paris and white silk Flounced Robes
for party dresses, bought at great sacrifice
The remaining stock of Shawls and Cloak great bar
gains. AcxHnders Kid Gloves; full assortment OF Skelr
ton and other approved styles of Hoop Skirts, just re-
ceivcd nj the cush store, 90, Main street at
Ian 10 CHRISTIAN e. LATUROP.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN IANOvERI

TWO HUNDRED ACHES OF TIE WASHING On
HENRY ACADEMY TRACT
rCSHE uudrrsenei committee acting under authority
3 conferred by Board OF Trustees OF tn" Washing.
ton Henry Academy will sell the premises 200 acres
OF Land belonging to said Academy, the 10th day Of
February if rar, II not the next fair day The improve
mems ccns,, of a good Dwelling House. with the usual
out buildings This pncr s situated eight miles from the
City of Richmond, and and halt miles from Atlee-
Station the Virginia Central Railroao, in All excellent
neighborhood.
About forty cleared, the balance heavily tim
bcrcd with Pine wood ready sale for which ID nnnd nj
Atccs Station, Terms made known on day oil sale.
IN; S q S;EI Committee.
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INTERESTING MOUNT VERNON INCIDENT

INTERESTING MOUNT VERNON INCIDENT.
In the Tennessee Houee Of Representatives a few
days since, Mr.. Richardson, from tue Committee on
WAYS and Means to whom was referred the petition Of
Mrs. Frances b. Fogg, Vice President OF the Mount
Vernon Association, asking contribution from
the members or from the State reported in writing
and offered the following resolution, was adopt
ed under suspension of the rule, and ordered to be
transmitted to the Senate:
Resolved, by the General Assembly of the State OF
Tennessee, That in order TO assist the Ladies Mount
Vernon Association in raising the means necessary to
purchase the earthly home and grave of our beloved
Washington, we will meet in the Representative Hall
on the 9Th inst., at O'Clock p. NJ. and make our con
tributions. and that Hon. w. &. Dunlap on the part
nj the House, and on the part OF the Sc
nate. be appointed committee to receive the con
tributions and present the same to Mrs. Frances IS
Fogg, Vice President Of the Association.
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SAVANNAH MARKET, JAx. Is.

Cotop-ssJcs Of eco bales to-day 9aO cents for mid
dlins-an advance Of Isic.
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1JASSESGERS FOR NEW YORK, IN
4 by the U 5. Nail Steamship jamestown IL
requested to be- board before the hour oi "ep"
o'clock. P. 49,, Tuesday, the 18Th inst
Tickets and gcrths secured at our ofSfe' SCUM
the Ba.n. IL
Passage to New York, meals md state room 'h'' =
only $40 Storage passage only s..
Ian Ia, IUDLAM & wATsCf
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q EFT nv farm in the county Of Charles City, three
IL NEGRO MEN. Jockey, Henry and Buy COR WI
liam )--Lockey, the End Henry, the Nh. aud Billy the
18th or the present month"; January, ISIS Jockey IL
twenty three four old STOUT, well male EinRrr
bread or light brown coor, thc! lips ana e Knock
InncJ Tia il No in size make and app nrhrcc he
e"m. fl ON Hampton. Henry is black, i've fec, five or
s.x inches high stout we'll nndc. thick lips hole, IN hi;
cars il grown up and scar on MS iRh, sac, ana
think ON one of his arms caused by burn tGii eycs
little Hinged with yeow, and twenty-five years old
BILLY is mulat,o sandy hair thrtyye or siK years Old
ordinary height holds his head little sided and has
cooked finger ON one Of his hands, the right think
will give the above reward if the three are dehVcren 10
me together placed in JAIL 50 that got them OF gu
" %, IN oy3,, JAMES +. ROANE.
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STOCKS FOR SAL

STOCKS FOR SALE.
EyIvE shares Glover Hill stock;
n 100 4" Merchant Insurance;
81 shares Richmond, Fredericksburg Potomac Rail
road:
30 shares Richmond & Danvir Railroad;
1900 shares third mortgage Virginia Tennessee Kali
road-eight years to run;
100 shares Lynchburg Gas Company sockpsr value -
This company paid dividend OF Ia per cent last
September.
For sale in sums to suit purchasers.
ian 10 e. " PUKIEl.L q ~
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GEN WALKER ~ PETERsBURu.-Ge william
Walker arrived in Petersburg on Friday, and was
greeted by considerable number OF citizens ne
remained during the day at the Bongbrook hotel
Efforts made to induce him to prolong ms s.s.
but he dsreparded the solicitations, saying that was
essential that he should be in Mobile at an early Pc
Rod He accordingly left for that destination IN Inc
evening.
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CAPTURE OF a NOTED BURGLAR.
New YORK. Jan. lS.-Chauncey johnson, moi
burglar, who robbed the Bank OF the State OF NJ
York of go. 900 some time since, was caught on
turdsy NIGHT, robbine store in Duane Street.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
T.Iegrnphcd for Richmond the ENQUIRER
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGREsS-FlRsr S.,sro,

THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-FIRsT SIssIo.
WASHINGTON. JANUARY Is, 1888
SENArE.-Business to-day WAS generally confin
to the introduction and discussion Of blls and re.oI
tons. Mr.. Stewards petition from the town
Phelps. in New York. asking for gradual extinct,
of slavery by compromising the owners of the slavs
was laid on the table, A bill WAS passed au,horizi,
the reception Of medals by American officers
FrankIin's exploring expedition, from the Britt
Government. A resolution was adopted instruc,ir
the Committee on Military Affairs to enquire into /,
expectancy of establishing a National Foundry
Deep river. in North Carolina. The consideration
the general order was resumed, and Mr.. HaIs mst
\ speech against the admission Of Kansas under h
Lecompton Consti.r.ion. The Senate thsn went +
10 an executive session.
HousE-A special investigating committee on Il
cnrruptons of the last session was appointed. Amor
the bills introduced to day. was one for establishing
international copy right law. another prohibiting Il
sale of the Public lands bill Is years after being survs
cd: another aboshing the imprisonment Of witness
in United States Courts. a resolution was introduce
calling on the President to furni-h copy Of all I.
correspondence and documentary information in ,
lat;nn IA Kansas.
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rIyryTy DOLLARS REWARD.

"
~ .sIr.i. yay -ry iolinr- Tor the delivery 10 me Oh
II negro man. PLEASANT brlonginG tn WIN. Fontaine
OF Goochand county Pleasant is about forty years Old
has some marks about his neck rather the medium
height, and nearly black. Pleasant has vile At VIM
pcighborhood Pleasant Ind pnsa visit his master
when he lrfr Richmond during Christmas
i'm In-rtf HECTOR DAVIS.
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DEcEA.FD.-The Norfolk Herald records tne DEAN
of Mrs Mary Dae Gore, at the advanced OF ~ yeaie
Sba vas native of Princess Anne and sister to The
late Capt. VIM Dale Woodhouse of that county.
Their ancestors were among its earliest settlers; one
of whose descendants was the late Commodore Dale
of the American Navy. Mrs Virginia iucks,' col.
on Monday last. Mrs. Mary d. Gait, mother OF Dr.
John NJ. Gait, died in Williamsburg on Sunday
SEVERE AccIDEsT.-A young man nsnsu ne.n
don was run over by a wagon, in Stafford county
lately, and one of his legs badly crushed hat am
putation became necessary
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MARINE NEWS.

BALTIMORE. Jas. lS.-The markets gsner.
have undergnn. no change since Saturday.
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LATED EpnN NSAS

Sr. LouIa. Jan. lS--A gentleman from Kan:
stqte. that President Calhoun cl-,menced count
the returns Of the frat election on Tuesday last Il
when completed he would dispatch messenger wi
the returns and the Constitution TO Washington.
rasult of the second election is still doubtful.
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MONTICELLO BANK.-At q recent annual meeting
of the stockholders OF the bank at Char!ottesvile
resolution was adopted on the subject OF aiding ths
establishment of a State Stock Bank in Richmond,
which was left TO the discretion of the Directors All
the old Directors were re elected The bank has
declared a semi annual dividend Of - per cent.
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NEW YORK, JAS. Is Flour is unchanged
Wheat is firm and nominal. Corn is dull at Sal.
days prices. Virginia skies "a.
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PARxERsBURG CHURCH CAsE.-Parkersburg
Wal Methodist Episcopal station, on the division of
the Church in 1si5, it will be recollected majority
of the members declared their preference for the
Church South; and consequently took possession OF
the Church building and have held it ever since
Suit was brought by parties sdhering to the Ohio
Conference. and, few days ago, the case was de-
cided by Judge Edmonston, in favor of the com
planants The property involved is worth about
$4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19

MOTION PLOUGH LINES, Candle "'e,
~ TYNE COTTON '''"'' ~ JOHN N GORE
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SUBJECTED ClsE OF KIDNAPPING "A man named
Bowen has got himself into trouble in this city, on
serious charge 1t is alleged, that he sod in this city
free coored boy from Maryland, named William
Brown, for $500. Bowen claima to have purchased
the negro from a man named Owens, OF Baltimore
county The boy however. gays that his mother,
Eliza Brown, (wko ia fres resides 10 Baltimore city
and that she apprsntced him to Chas Riddle OF Bal
timore county. bowen is held in custody until the
truth or fasty of the boys story can be ascertaned
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EAST TENNESSEE ASp VIRGINIA RAIL ROAD
The track laying party commenced work again on
during the next will finish the tract TO Henderson'a
within ak miles OF Greenvie. We understand it j,
The intention of the President to have the cars run to
Henderaon's an soon az the track ia laid, relieving
tho traveller of five miles of staging and leaving bnf
twenty flour miles to get to the reach OF the ra
road at Bulls Gap Bristol Nsms.
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DERAsGEnExr.-Mrs. joseph Bradley. Of Charles
City county, Va, was taken to the Lunatic Asylum
ON The 9Th inst. She exhibited symptoms Of mental
arrangement several months ago, having lucid inter-
vsls, however, at tmes, for two or three weeks
Unfortunately, che continued to grow wots and
for the last six or seven weeks, she has been de-.
ranged we'll nigh the whole f'me-so mach 3d. ma.
least opportunity being afforded she would leave
home and generally wander about in the woods. Her
chief desire seems 10 be to drown herself 1t seems
The is very strangely affected She may be in one
OF her worst paroxysms OF frenzy and' any srons
man can oct 10 her and press her head violently with
both hands, che becomes as quiet and peaceable as
lamb.
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THALBERG's GRAND PIANo.-The sale OF this III
s!rument takes place this morning, at III O'clock ut
the Metropolitan Hall. The terms are third cash.
the balance in three and six months.