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, 1860-03-16

ba- We are indebted to the Purser Of
the Panama for the following memoranda
and list of passengers
P. NJ s. s. Panama. Capt. W. l. Dali left San
Francisco March 6, at p. m. entered Columbia river
March at a. M left the river March IL at o. M.
arrived at Olympia March Is at pm
PASSENGERS FOR THE SOUND:
Mr.. McGnI lady and 2 children I; Mrs. Young and
2 children; Rev Evans and lady; B. +. Eagle, II. f.
Thompson, c, W. Foss, A. Getchell, P. Mcdonald, G.
A. Getchell Mr.. Griffin, Geo Miller.
, 1860-03-16

GoING HoME-Mr. 7. DANIELS, the for.
mer editor of the Port Townsend Register,
has sold out his interest in that paper, and
started for his home in Virginia by the last
steamer. Mr. WHIrAcRE will assume
charge Of the paper in future.
That prosperous breezes and pleasant
voyage may attend Mr. D., is the wish Of
many who regret his departure.
, 1860-03-16

CLEARED HIS BAIL, ,ANDrHEN CLEARED Hin.
sELF,-Mr M. L. HETTRoS, of the Capitol
Saloon, who was bound over to the present
term Of court, by Justice T. NJ. REED, some
six months since, to answer to a charge Of
of assault and battery, with intent to
kill" was handed over to the custody Of
the sheriff by his bondsman, j. S. HuRn, on
Wednesday morning last, since which time
nothing has been heard Of him. We Ore
informed be had a horse saddled and in
waiting for him at the time be was deliver
ed over. As the charge will continue to
hang over him, we hardly think Mr.. II.
has acted wisely in thus arrayihg public
opinion against him. .hA'
, 1860-03-16

VIcroEA.-A recent census Of Victoria,
exclusive Of the military aud marines usu-
ally stationed there or on board Of the war
vessels lying in the harbor, shows it to
have population Of little over 1000.
When we reflect that scarcely two years
since Victoria was but q hamlet Of some
dozen houses and about as many Indian
wigwams, aud now behold the many ele'
giant and costly brick and free-stone edi'
fees which have assumed their places, our
mind wanders in astonishment at the 60
aheadatiyeness Of the American people,
whilst at the same time we wonder at their
tame submission to the late imposition of a
tax Of s. on every packed mule that de-
parts from thence to the mines. How long
will the mules aud asses submit TO this
, 1860-03-16

ARRIvALs-The steamer Ranger, Capt.
Hill, arrived here on Sunday last from
Seattle, with large list of passengers.
The schooner Carolina, Capt JAMES
JONES, arrived here on Tuesday last from
Victoria, with coal from Nanmo. She
sailed again on Friday last
, 1860-03-16

= DIsrRrcr CoURT Business, thus far, has
progressed al a "snail pace" the present
term of court Up to Friday but single
cause had come up for argument and trial.
At this rate. If reports be correct, it will
require full six months 70 dispose of the in
dictmCnts which the present grand jury will
probably hatch up. IN our opinion, they
are depressing from the path Of duty in at
tempts to ferret out some matters. They
might be termed violations Of law by some,
BY most, however, they would not be. The
instances to which We alludc we do not
think were contemplated 10 be prohibited
by law. But the jury have sworn to make
inquiry into all cases Of violations Of the
law, and not to find them according to our
opinion. 4
, 1860-03-16
Religious Notice.

The Rev Richard Evans, from Plttsburg, Pa, VII
preach at the School House on next sabbath evening
at o'clock. t
March is, lsCO.
, 1860-03-16
Religious Service !!

Rev. B. c. Lippincott- Pastor Of the N. 3. ChuftA
In this city, will preach on next sabbath morning rd
evening on the Future Life, (D.Y
, 1860-03-16

81 The best Purfyer Of the Blood--Hall's SarsA-
panllIYelloT Dock and Iodine st Pstass. 5ml0
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Tb> YoMmg GHard--The energy and self.sus- :
tanning G Gualitias Of this admirably disciplined
corps deserve all praise. Despite the very In
clement weather prevailing yesterday they
der the command Of Capt. John s. Rsdy, some
ID strong, hnd went through the usual evolu-
tions IN a manner which signi1ed an intimate
friny the usual salute leach voI.sy bsing de-
liyersd with the precision Of veternns) the
Guard returned TO their armory. Last night
the corps and n large number OF Kuests par-
,ook 81 fhe en- enioyments Of u grand bail NJ the
Mech.uirs, Institute Hall, tho tenth aunual
bali siysn by this company. Every thing went
of lively
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Tux EoRrIEICATION HILL-The bill repOr L

THE FoRTIFICATION BILL.The bill report
ed in the House Of Representatives on Mon
day appropriates the sum of s6o5, GOO IN ald OF
x,u. 600 for Fort Carroll, in the harbor OF Bal
tmore; s5DOuO for Fort Delaware; S5,taD for
Fort Monroe $500 for an artesian we'll and
houn. in Hampton Roads; Si0,M1 for Fort Ma
con. Ss. 600 for Fort Moultrie, SfootO for Fort
TayIor. al Key Wesi; S7J,UI for Fort Jeffer-
SON. Florida; $1,000 for Fort Nc hee. Pensa-
cola; S5o,U00 for Fort Point, San trsncisco,
and So, ,tjo for Fort Aicatraz San Francisco
Bay
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1T MuLLAN's WAGON ROAD ExPEhiri":.
Advices from this expedition stare that IN the
18th of October it had reached the base II
B,.,erraot Mountain, in Washington Terri
tory. Among the expedition are The follow
ing persons from Virginia u, e. Iaiiaierro'
urivnts secretary; Conway X. Howard, Geo.
il Smith, civil eng gineers, and Cyrus Spengler,
wagon master. These gentlemen left balti-
more in March last ,oBts for New York
thence 10 Fort Dallas. Oregon, where the
marty consisting of over three hundred men
were organized. Good health prevailed
throughout the command. The party will
likely be absent from the States for two years
longer.
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RAILROAD BRAKEs.-There was considera.
Bile difference in the testimony on the inquest
IN the case Of the late accident on the n HudsOn
River Railway, in regard to the efficacy Of the
"Creamer Patent Brakes" The engineer VI the
train that was run into, stated that train OF
five cars, running at the rate OF thirty miles
per hour might be stopped in distance OF
six hundred and sixty feet. On the other hand
the engineer Of the other train stated that "A
train OF only one car and baggage car, going
IL, speed of only twenty five miles, could not
be brought 10 dead stand in a distance OF less
than twelve hundred feet. The decision o'
the qnest ton involves the usefulness OF the Ia
yenllon,
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SoyEREIGNs OF EUROPE.-Sixt teen members
of tha sovereign houses of Europe, nine prin.
cesses and seven princes died during the year
1859 Twelve princes and three princesses
were born in the same time. Four marriages
took place Six sovereigns are not married.
The average age OF these sovereigns is - years
Q months, and among them there are twenty
who have passed that age. The sovereign
who has reigned longest is the Prince OF
Schaumburg- Lippe, having been Oh the throne
nearly 70 years. The youngest is the Queen
| Of the Two Sicilies, who is only +. One SOW
| ereign is divorced and one lives in state OF
| polygamy. Twenty-Five sovereigns have sons,
| one 1.-THE Emperor Of BraziD has a daughter
| fifteen have brothers, three have collateral
relatives for their heirs presumptive. The
| oldest hereditary princess is that of the Elec
toral Hessia, who is 7d the youngest IS ina
| of Sake -Me!nngen, who is only ~.
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Arrest Of a Supposed Piekpoeket-The Con-
yenfioC- at the African Church, yesterday.
were thrown into considerable confusion by
the arrest, about O'Clock, OF a supposed pick
rocket Cries of."hang him." were uttered
from hundreds of throats. 1t appears that Mr..
W. Staples as the crowd were passing out Of
the ediiice miss ed his pocket. book, and seeing
the suspected individual beating hasty re-
treat, he seized him and gave the alarm. The
person arrested gave the name Of 5. A. Walker.
| No money was found on his person. Ths ac-
cused was taken to the cage by Messrs. True
heart and Weeks, of the police. The name he
| gave corresponds to one on the books OF the
| ST Charles Hotel, written u few weeks since,
| The accused alleges that he has Just returned
from New Orleans. If he had any accom-
| pIice. he escal'ed detection. He will have q
| hearing before the Mayor this morntng.
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HEAVY SuIr.-The Supreme Conrs OF Ohi~
is now occ upied with case involving intsI
est to The amount Of SlWbOOOtW II Is the
case OF Geo. >. Coe. trustee asains. 'ns Colun,-
h.,nr An endeavor 10 foreciose certain mort
vs res 1, exci,es cons adorable attention.
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1xs Ocoos,tiaa Conreafioa.-Af the Ad-
,ourrment of the Convention, yesterday AZ
tsrnoon, WIN. q inner. Esq, Of Albsmarle. was
yociierousiy called npon by the large crowd
In attendance. aud in respOnse. that eeaileman
came forward and addressed h,s fsllow -citi-
zens In most amusing spssch. Hts atdiiors
were in the bsst imaginable humor. aud In
TACT they could not have been otherwise, IN
der the voliey Of witttcisms diseharsed by this
waggish Whig orator. aa
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NAVAL INTELLIGKNCE-The United States
storeship Falmouth has taken her stores on
board, and will sail in few days tor Aspin.
wall. The United States steamship Roanoke
arrived at Pensacola On the 18th OF February,
from Aspinwall. She will return to Aspin-
wall in a few days, where she is To receive the
Japanese Commissioners. The following ves-
sells OF war are now undergoing Il thorough
on Nerhauling At the Portsmouth Navy-Yard,
and will I've fitted up and commissioned next
spring: The old tine-worn sloop- war
| Dale, sloop-of- war Cumberland. and the old
| trisate Constitution. The Medical Board, re.
| Gently convened ut Washing ton have reported
| on the respective ambuances Of surgeons
| Finley, Oulridge, and Trippler Several OF
| each kind to be placed in service, with q
| view that their practical advantages may b.
aseer aimed The Board also made impor Ian'
| changes in the standard supply Ior the gene
| raj and post hospitals, &c.
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MunpKn-On the 18th inst, while party OF
nrsiues were engaged ia PLAYING CARDS, ~
Ron the properly Of Mrs. humphrlss. IA
widow lady, residing IN the State 81 North
carolina, and Jordan. belonging 10 Il. W Og-
burn. Jordan stabbed iso6 70 the hsars, kiii-
,np him almost iastxhtly.
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~ LAND FOR SALE.-In the county oi
Hanover, twelve miles from the cty 81 Rlch-
- nund and J., mlles from Richmond. Freder-
cssiar1 aud Potomac hairoad. on Stony nun
LeeA aud adjoining the land OF Andersen ana
sihstS, containing about gi ACRES, about 10 acres
rielted the Balance heavily tlmbered with pine
shd eak. vii sell. AT pub ic auction, at hanover
4olf House, on W WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day oil
ftlfu1u. lstU
THa,-one- third cash the balance IN equal
Ial Geh,s q! 9 aud 4 months cred..
JAMES w. GILMAN,
i.a-l3,. AGENT tor Martha Ann King.
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Gorsrsos's Gsard.-Much to the regret Of
every body the Governors Guard, Capt. J. r.
Anderson. were prevented from participating
In the parade Yesterday In honor Of the birth
day Of Washington. by the non arrival of their
sabres. The Guard. had their arms arrived.
woutd lave nu ustered Is men tfssA
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LORD PAPMERsTON ON THE LAW OF THE
OCEAN-The merchants of Liverpool and
other seaport towns Of England have waited
on Lord Palmers ton to confer with him on
the proposed exemption Of private property
from capture at sea in time of war, u PROPOSE
| tion which the five Powers OF Europe have ia
yorably considered. Lord Palmerston ex-
pressed his opinion that Great Britain ought
not to surrender the power of capturing an
enemys property ut sea. She would have TO
| fight seamen on enemy's ships of war, if she
| did not capture in merchant vessels. Proper
| ty on land was not exempted from capture,
| for every army took what it wanted when in
| an enemy's country. England, with her large
naval force, is not disposed TO give up - righ,
| which enables her to maintain command OF
| the seas. The United States, with their
| smaller naval power, cannot afford to SUR.
| render the right OF plivateering, which ena
bles her 10 iinprevise navy iii the shortes
| pos sible time
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Explosion of a Loeomotirs-The citizens OF
Keysyille were startled yesterday morning.
about seven O'Clock, by loud report like the
discharge of ordnance, which was found. on
an examination, to have been caused by the ex.
IanyiIle Railroad, which, at the time, was
hitched to n wood train, standing ready to
star. near 4 shed. The locomotive made a
complete somersault and alighted partly oh
the shed of the freight. house and n freight car
loaded for Richmond. Fortunately no lives
were lost The fireman, it appeared. had left
his post few moments previous to the explo-
sion. =,
The 22d of February was set apart BY the
| Baptist denomi nation Of keysville as day Of
fs ting and pray er, and 1t was also their inten
ton to have held religious worship at their
church. Owing, however, to the weather the
| a item dance was very thin.
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FARM OF $50 AUKEs - GMts

TFRFIFLN. ON TIE COAL PIT TLKN-
-A plKF,SIX MILES FROM MANCH EST ER,
for SALE We are authorized to sell the above
Farm. recently III the occupancy oi Mr. Chas-
tg locse, aIa now tenanted ny MI. James =;
As,u Th4. txart contains 43D acres. about hall
cleared tsliulp n wood and timber. The buildings
90 !'e place are Tor the most part. nearly he" ana
elaModlron at a large family. .
A.t!e OWE row resi- ldes In distant stale, he -
ll1ous 10 sell. aud # Immediate Application De
E..lr, gTear bargain will be siven
n Na,o residinr on the place. will take plea
acre N showing IT To those v no may call on MIN.
3.yi{ % GODUIN n APPERSON.
Pa-6. Aucts.
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Qispatfhh.
ANN aAMMERSI.EY.

rms pAly psraTH ass:: yss 's @:as. :ss
sr, ~ slA ASS...e, weekly. Price for mailing,
'e 70 NE s2sa lI. ior sax months. ~ advance.
J feN, S,vI. WEEKLY D.spATCH ,s,saued
N s,s FRIDAY It S2.eo. IN advance.
rss wEhkn n.srhnen II rss snnsm.
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TAX COLLECTING IN HUNGARY.-A letter
from Pesth of the 9th, i'll the OptHtons Ndt'oH-
ale. says: "a very few days ago, in the dis
trict OF Syattmar, the tax collecto sold the
property of 4 peasant named Rosa. HIS horse
was knocked down for three norins t1f) See
ing this the peasant drew Il pistol from his
belt and shot the animal through the head
Il rob no one ; he said; the skin of the horse is
worth more than three forins.' In the dis
trict of Zarend an execution was levied in the
house of Wallachian woman. The poor
creature had scarcely any thing valuable ex-
cept a chain of gold coins, which she wore
round her neck, like most of the females OF her
nation The collector wished to take 1t from
her She supplicated him not to do so, as II
was given her by her deceased mother, aud she
could not part with the only souvenir she
had of her The official persisted, and was
about to take the chain by force, when the
woman in a rage resisted and tore ms race
| with her nails Gendarmes We're sent tor and
| she was taken to prison, where more Than 2ot
| lashes from a whip were inflicted ON her, ant
| she is said TO be now in 4 dying state. Thi'
| fact has produced the strongest feeling OF III
! dignation throughout the whole district"
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II Ht>ki,o LAND rvK 50 ALn:f2'

& HtNhttO LAND fOK SA4 l. =. / q
sale, pTtyately, my very desirable HOME
FAD. containing fourteen acres oil lnip1oV-
90 arden land, SIX miles West OF Richmond, lying
immediately on the Three Chopped road. and al
Erms the lands OF X D. Carter and B. w. Green.
ne dwelling Is new aud contains four good rooms
iAefe Is al the necessary out houses, which are
70 good order, 4 seil oil pure water and Il young
@oh'td OF cpolce iruit trees small family Will
hAe Ihi9 most desifabie residence. The neigh
y, TO THOMAS IINNETT,
elm Henrlco,
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HATS AND CAPS.
"a spring STYLE OF
- HATS

Z SILK HATS.
10 ,., A. ELLkTr WklSl1ER's,
70 10 MAN s,ieet, opposite the Exchange Bank,
IhtTR1bEE BLOCK.
METROPOLITAN.
DORSEY PARIS, ,..
n. vtIySo-A L handsome sssor, a. oi French SOFT
-'sh-ts No. lG7 Main 81.
AG55Fs ISb LsbiFs' F FuRs rs chEhp' vERY
cspih h.ErAPns siOog9 WORTH OF HATS AND
da, s"es oi Hats and Caps shall sell from tins
sag nt ~. II easb. Nowis the chance lof those IN
(. 'i nats and Caps 10 huy iowa S3 one at -.
ior $500 e,s os - ior IS: soft Hats worth a4S0
- ;,oo ~ for S., So 90 for $40. and S3 tor
"a 90 ro'"sions 10 mention; Caps it9W 70 cents
so ~ an determined To sell of all Al niy stock.
csnn, 81 =. a %ha are IN want can save " per cent by
oi soft Hats and Dress Hats Of ,ny own man
VIM. I. MOORE.
QrtAsLis 5,ssIsyrhTssi g. sArs .scs.s.d, AS y
tus,n"s 70 call the attention Of his friends and
ssrs SAF ans 'f[fs Fxscfa :fa Fuss. s5 shah
s.s,a 's, favorable terms. especially for the vt,-
p',,s,x north ta.eitna aNd 7ssasssse Trade, com
Biz sfYg y ths H. LATnsT and MOST FASHION,, "a
isy..rs h,d at wholesale and retail. on the mos
Ass,ehah.. are respectfully solicited 10 sxaminl
etaas, H. snowins that ~ price, sual'ty or style
MILITARY coo Ds. = j naye nov . .,ors
Apsss pss VARIETY Of Military HATS ~
fss No. a. samHlss any or ali Of which Will y
a.s Iov 70 COMPANIES q ,bs ,A9stss. rssSs an
~ NJ Ain ntrnet.
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FREE NEGROES IN kENTUCKT.-The Ken
lucky House of Representatives passed bill
on Friday, by a vote of - to ), providing for
the removal of free negroes from that State
The following are the leading features OF the
measure:
No slaves deemed emancipated uni til the per-
sons emancipating shall give bond for the re-
moval Of the person emancipated from the
State within nineteen days; made felony for
a free negro to come into the State prohibits
the marriage OF free negroes and slaves free
negroes not wishing 10 leave the State may
choose q master or mistress, upon the person
| desiring to become the owner paying ohe-hall
| OF the appraised value OF said negro.
| An amendment was adopted making ii the
| duty of the County Court to examine saiC
| negro in open court apart from the person de-
| string to become the owner, and stale to hin
| the effect of said act, and see that he had no
| been improperly influenced by the person Sc
| lee ted rs his owner.
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APpIR RAISING At THE MONTH"; was
slated in = lecture delivered recently py the
lion. Marshall =. Wilder, OF MASSACHUSETTS,,
ON American PoMology, that during last sum-
lner twenty thousand barrels Of apples were
exported from Niagara county. IN New York
10 DostOu, sad that In the fall and wtntsr d
lG66-9, Boston inp0rtsd two hundred tAousanf
barrels OF apples.
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No C0vyt.--Ths Mayor omitted 10 hold HE
usual morniag lsvse yesterday. There were
no prisoners TO b brought before him whose
criInes deserve mention, and eueA - had ben
caught In the police set The psestOus Night
were attended to "a thaeAge.
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,.r 10 IET-.A lso. one ioDtil NJ
""iu apv., at TtPMAN III III ;,
aNpN "F'' ITO Main st.
an >,tr tr.-PRtVATELY- desirable
p ys,'0F>Cf on OH street. con,ain,hs SIX
'''S ~ -Two occupied b, Mr.. Jas. I, 6o"de.
. f'',. sale lc mol effected ~ short un'e' II
Fii' ..fLlris En4ulTe oi 1870
:. sDl w.. Z Z NANiS.
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A REMINIsCENCE OF AARON BURR.-The
Petersburg Express re-publishes this old docu-
ment bearing the names Of the veniremen who
were s'summoned to appear at the Capitol, In
the ciry of Richmond, at twelve O'Clock, on
the 18th Of August, 1867, for the trial of Colonel
Aaron Burr" The number comprises forty
eight citizens from various counties and towns
in different parts of the State. From Peters
burg. Richard N. Thweatt, Esq, was sum-
moned from Surry, William Randolph; from
Sussex, John Edmunds, Miles Selden, Jr., and
Walter Blunt; from Dinwidde, BENJAMIN
Branch; from Richmond, Benjamin Tate
Christopher Tompkns, James Sheppard. Ga
brel Ralston, Robert Mckim, VIM. Nc Kim
| Robert Hyde, Edward Hallam Anderson
| Bridgewater. Edmund Bailey; from Ches
| terfield, Thomas Branch, ST., Thomas Branch
| Jr, Robert Goode, Henry Randolph, Miles
| Bott and Henry Bridgewater The rest arr
| from the various counties beyond.
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ing and obtain tickets 10 admit them to seats
Owing to the large number OF delegates in at
tendance, the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements,
under the direction Of the President, have
been compelled to resort to this plan, and to
exclude from the floor Of the church all per-
sons other than del egates.
IL AT 10 O'Clock this morning the Hon.
VIM l.. Goggin will be presented with a silver
service by the Wings Of Virginia.
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PosT- -OFFicE --Es!aiIishmehfs
An office ut Middle Ferry, Brookecounty, w.
Samuel Robinson appointed postmaster. SIN
gers Glen, Rockingham county, sa.' SOLOMON"
Funk, postmaster:
Appo;stmsHts-John r. Anderson, possmas-
ter, Mercer Salt Works, Mercer county, w,
vice Lewis A. Shanklin, resigned. Jonn "
cnnntv. vice john R. Miller, resiGned.
OMss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Buckingham
c0 Va
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FonaEnY laMin k,mbaii. men,
t.r Ut the Penobseot bar, was cony icted ~
Bangor, Me-. Monday. OF forging Deposition
BY which he obtained u divorce from hts vile.
motion IA the arrest Of judgment and ball
ofexcepiions " the ruling vi the Court II pend-
ing.
THxCxLrBRAriox OF w WAsainoToH's DlnTa-
DAY IN BOsTON.-(fOverpor Banks, Of Mass,
ordered salute OF one hundred and twenty.
eight guns to be tired On yesterdayin Doeton,
Ia honor Of Wasbtagton's birth. The han6s
insurance of1ices aud custom. houae were
closed, aud bustaess tor ihe most part suspend'
| ed. as.~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

80 FOR SALE OR REST..-The FARM
O. ou waIoh reside. containing sixteen acres
- oi tilhA improved Land. atout two inlles
East ui k chlnoud. On the road leading To the farm
a,reti, owned l., Mayor h. Christian. aud more
recent! N Or. Chrls,ian. The improvements
c,.sst oi a DW ELLlNG. .HoCSt, containlns
axe Barn. - feet square, Stables, Corn House,
Cait md Cow Sheds. and a we'll OF as good water
se there ~ the county. ,.
The iieeiilns House - IN grove ol OAK anu
s.ka'y trees. ANY person wishing to purchase
i. tt stoan The place at any time.
Tie terms wIil he accommodating. -,
IiNIs not sold b, the 10th of March, VIII rent
ttoi .ooa tenant on moderate terms, and posses,
.ul.tea as soon as desired. 1t Is we'll adapted
ipa hsrget Garden. Apply 70 the subscrlher on
Tue ,'em.ses. RANtIS i.ECi'Eh
IL l,-St Henrico County.
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w IAMFs SIMPSON, Eth street.
Il aud 81 h''' ~ gREEpEN 4 FOX.

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