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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

Resolved, That the territories of the United
/ States belong to the people of the several
States Of this Union as their common proper
ty that the citizens Of The several States haze
| equal rights to migrate Nth their property 10
those territories, andare entitled to The protec-
tiou of the Federal Government in the enioy-
ase1t of that property, so long as the Territories
remain under the charge Of that Government.
IF these facts do not commit the whole
South, Of all political parties, to the doctrine
of protection to slavery, we would like to
know how you could find evidence of con-
elusive character to prove any fact in the
political history Of the country. -
If the doubling Thomas" desire other
proof, we will furnish evidence Of q late date
bearing the impress and solemnity of law it.
self passed by our Legislature, approved by
our Governors and supported by the people
themselves in every way they can express
their appreciation.
The Legislature Of Mississippi at its last
session passed series Of resolution on FEEDER
al Relations. The first of those resolutions
treatedon the subject of protection, and it was
the only ono which touched the subject. And
while . few Of the 0ppositionists voted against
Some of the resolutions, not vote was record.
ed, either in the House Or Senate, against the .
following: .ss.s ..ra
Rsso1ved. by the Legislature Of the State
az Mississippi, That the Constitution Of the
IInited States recognises property il slaves,
- .,o.,.x,..rf Araafad hv n ,,eok 49,.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

Reported at Charleston Jy majority Of tn
Q Committee, and unanimously adopted al
BaItinsore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
The Reception Of the Japanese Embassy at
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9-From an carly torr
this morning the town has been astir with pre-
puratnnS for the reception Of the japanese En-
baSsy. now ell route for this city. Unusual ac.
tiyity prc7ailS among all classes The military.
Counc!lncr, and citizens gcnerally-ercn lott
ercrs have found occupation in conveying the
news frosted on the bulletin boards, to those
interested, in relation to the progress Of the
strangers through the towns on the route from
Baltimore.
All ot the public and many private Buildings
along the route Of the procession arc Sally ics.
tooned with the flags Of Japan and America,
which are folded gracefully together by the br"-
cling breeze, and present the sociable appear.
aEcc Of old friends met again-not Of strangers
inst introduced. The dav wears every aspect
uf a gala time. The streets along the route
have been well swept, anG the passenger cars
vii! be prcrcntcd+roin running during the PRO
ccSsinn In short, every measure mas been u
ken hv tic committee Of the Cl.y Councils Tor
the comfort Of the visitors from the Depot 70
their hotel, the = Continental. where they VIII
lodge
Here the arrangements are SUCH Il, may en-
tice the strangers to defer their departure from
Quaker hosptality. In place OF modern beds.
which doubi,css tended somewhat TO make them
hasten from The Capital, they will be furnished
with luy,,riant divaris. with pillows. They
will be kept entirely pirate in all their move
mant= md shielded from the intruslons OF the
crowd The rooms which they will occupy
have been decorated with the finest paintings,
all representing some incident connected with
the history of America. Many OF these paint
inps have been obtained from private galleries,
and include the finest specimens Of art.
Mayor Henry mas already received a present
from the Embassy, consisting ofa miniature bu.
reau and case Of boxes Of the most beautiful
workmanship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

LoSroRD, y. H., June I.--Gor. Goodwin "aS
rcinaugurated to-day There was an nnlsua
military and civic display on the occasion Ih,
Governors message is brief. and mainly devo
tri 10 local affairs, Of which he speaks encour
aglnsly. In conclusion he says that New
Hampshire declares TO al disurganIzcrs uno
,i;sun,oniSts. wherever found, tha. she stand,
By the Union and Constitution as interpreted
not hY any ncw lights, sectional cliques, OF
party platforms, bat by itself, its trainers, anu
the prcccdeuts Of all departments Of The Fcd=r'
al cn-ernfucIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
Enfcr from 11cxlcO.

New ORLEANS, June 7.-ine schooner Pc.
tomac has arrived at this port. bringing Vera
Cruz advlces TO the 30th uIt.
Mcssrs. .Iccker Il Co.. bankers II the city oi
Mexico, had failed, enlailing ar immense loss
throughout the country. Their liabilities Nre
reported at 2l,.uo,ro1; their assets Z.
$1,000, 900. They ask an extension OF hve
years, promising 10 surrender 90 per cent. Of
their capital each year. together with per
cent interest. The creditors had refused Il
entertain This proposition, hut werc to meet
again OH the 2sth u,. Mons. Gabriuc, the
late French Minister, is in great distress. having
nst all his fDrtuae by this failure.
The diplomatic corps had suspended dIplo-
matte relations with Mir"Inons Government
Miramon was near Qucretaro, surrounded bT
Cen Iraga with l2,UOo men, and was unable
TO escape. /; was reported that an engage.
IleDt hHi taken place. and Mirainuns vanguard
WAS oycr!hro"rl.
Minister McLane is sick. and will return
home if tic treaty is not ratified.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

hOUiH5hNA PLANTATION E0zi SAL
4 PLANTATION il: Madison I'ar!.h, Louisiana, within
- ;rr" an a ,nrs OF the Dallas Depot vi the ficHs.
hrr Shreveport and Texas Railroad con;aning Hree iIor-
sand .> hundred Well Cleared Ditch
sa and ia High state Of Cultivation Five hundres ncre-
r'o'e d"hd-e large portion OF which can c put IN cui-
TMlioE ac:t T7eny.hvc hundred acres Of This Tract
s iii" rhIr Land and about 25 OF Fine Cyfrcss
IN" 80" /. Cnsurpa srh Tor Fertility. and II IL one o Tie
!;es: Drained places In the luYnl country. sy:'cr: "i
l"ca! 'cyrr" Sr urea in il exemption from overflow.
~ The Trar, oa both sides OF very pretty nkc Tith
high hTh ba:kS j! ca II desired be divided Into wo PlMn
niioS an willing TO sell them separately. The lmrovr.
nci!S good. consisting Of Dwelling llos" viii, i:c
Ednis, Quarters Tor hundred S"frrs, 'fin AMI lil.
EMcEsnl'i, Shop. Cooa isc Hospital Nnr1rry, %r, amt
Kiln "f iir.nn bricks.
The place is sin hour. ;rayc Of Tickabcrs and df.
teen hours travel uf New O!lran.. and l. in the mneGa:s
ncichohnoh Of tho Plantations Of Col Montague, Cnl My
Mr. j. rucr, Col! Cunningham Dr. Carter AMI Dr. Msr
r;i'. Sd Is vhin and half miles OF tie irnsas i""T
AMI i"r miles Of The Bayou iIcun, nt "' "'h"i sTgHrls
ar na:i:ablr Ter several rpch;hi In the ycHS.
With the place ii be sod If desired forty :!Hcs, 0Sen
Cattle. S;irr aud Hog. with Household Furniture Farms
i::s Gtcnsi,, Sc.
f"r TEkNS, &C.. apply :" lc un"raicnea ~ ST. '"EFH
T:iIsas lar-i Luui.isin
Anr; ,;-d.o,I;u, D. EAEhhR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
EsoLSrON SPRINGS FOR SALE.

Ta1E partnership existing between the undersigned bciue
dissolved they will oGer this beautiful and very eligible
property FOR SALE at public auction on FRIDAY, the 1871,
DAY ut July lsG0, 20 continue from day 10 day.
This property Is exceedingly desirable. 1t lies :'nie
datey iioson river, (n line srea:a for FISH, IN Scot
county, Va 26 mics West from bristol. It, depot the
crgnia and Tennessee Railroad and within two uiles Of a
depot on the Virginia and Kentucky raroad in pro
cess g construction which will connect H. with nil the crea;
routes travel Eas West AID South; II consists Of about
2OU acres of river and uplan6SU ~ crarei, the
balance beins we'll ;!ub-red.
In the compass of ten Feet, and beautifully situated in
5O feet o! the front Of the house, these famous mineral
springs lst. The large Warm SPRING temp 69}9'. ed.
Chaybea,c. I'd. White Sulphur-sad to possess all the
medical virtues Of the Greenbrrr White sulphur.
The property is highly improved. On 1t large and
very thoroughly built Hotel Of brck Framed Cottages
in the yaT painted athed and pas,ered wish brics Chin
Mes bath.house, icehouse. scke'hsuse rr!ncliousc
wash0use, large house large and coiodi0u5 s.a-
ble garden lots, orchards, &c, &c.
At the same tme will be sold all the personal property
with the realty consisting o! two fine new Planes
Furniture, and Srea, many other houSeol! articles too
numerous 10 mcIlion.
Tho rgHMS OF sale will be one-half cash, the residue in
one and Two years In equal nsalmens Title pcrrct-pns
session given sale. y len will be retained unih" rar
chase money paid
The scenery Is enchanting, fine rifles and walks fine
streams and the ra;hics region in the world. Supplies
"a Actllent, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive handbilIs be had Ivy application
to w. H. JONES iiolS;oE Springs, Sco coE;y VA, Or {"
r. y. BAILEY Swannalo# BaGcomhc con.iy, y. {.
WILLIAM d JONES
THOMAS u. HAlLEf
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE: .gamzS
RIVER FARM FOR SALE IN PUWHATAS COUNTY

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VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE: JAMES
RIVER FARM FOR sALE IN POWHATAS COUNTY.
va.
as Commissioner, under decree of the Circuit Cot
N of Powatau county, authorized TO ot.c7 III nTi-
public sur the FAEM nov owned md resided upon
by ob; X pembrrton known "Urpr- hltidrn's Adj.
venture" ahoct So miles above KchmonG, adjninng the
"Ma!dens Advenare E4a;e formerly owncdbE John Gil
iai, dec d. The tract contains about 900 EcrcS, OF whcli
M are valuable James River bottom land the remainder
high land some of II OF sucrio: qualify and H yielding
readily 10 Improvement viii, wood land su'fc cnt for the
place. The lnIprOvc:lrp dwelling nearly neT ana
most uf the usual ou,.nilins 1t is Of the most de-
srahlc Farms In naE.; In th sccon-as regards soil,
eShborhood and convenience to markcti with Churches
mills and pos. Office within Shor: distances.
Full description will be given on application. ana pur,
chasers invited 20 visit and examine the rreisrr
disposed Of the Farm viii be ouereI al poe
sale the pssaises, on THURSDAY, 'he "a Gay u" ""
TfRMs-Cu.h us to expenses remaining payment al |,
and wears for bonds brarng interest from date with s"
.rsr,rv security and titls retained until fell payment il
made. 'Hu: Z. i'h l, Sn'h VI;
FARM OF I.5I2 iCIss s;S lN HANOI ...t
COUNTY. WITHIN ONE NILE nF BEAVER DAN
DEPOT FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale the FARM upon which reside, EnnGn
rs Worth River lying in the upper part OF Hanover
county, the North Anna River, containing fifteen
hundred und forty.two acrcs, nbou! SIX hnniTea oi
which ls 10 original forest and well tnihercd, Gnd nun
d.ct md fty in oi field PIN. The dwelling hose, Win
eight rooms besides celia il in good repair ami Abniit
mile from Beaver Dam depot, Oh ;c Nirgnin Ceif 'aii
road where there /. ready sale or timber Rnd cord wool
young orchards peaches mud apples, ard vineyard
The soil Is surtl 20 the growth {" corn. "ica oats ana
tobacco. Plaster wr.l l.. The farm !. divided
Into five Acls, el eGcosrd Ia c"Te7 ana IN IN improving
condition.
will show he Farla 10 any wishing iopu!chasr.
HENRY <. CAKrEE HeaTer Dam Depot.
ithncrrr county, Sn.
Refers IN Messrs GuIdn Appcrson, II. W. Fry, Rich.
ncnd Va May lG-2awim
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hclySrnncr Junction.

Tic pc;cr:m:rs Press, .. ,iatu:'ia., annoin-
rcS TIA" "i:iicr MATURE deliberations ~" rr"pr''
ct"rs "i tt,r FreS:: aud the n,lcs, nav :Hriorl
a ronn"c,"' i'stw"cn :lc tYn inlri!a-. i:
which liz: ie7",,rcrs ahd Snbscripiu;: lists Of
both wi he ;'ni,ei. iE:;. In,lcy will i.r .u.,.ti-
tntcd ;"r Ihe seini-N"",i.' Pres, a,,i,i bs ruh.
lsiled simultaneously in ltic;!,non,l ana tctcr,s-
bur. Tn" Press sill ronimue 10 Ice published
daily in Petersburg. II .i,i, arrangement tie
Press :ccurc= inc publication oi large amoun!
of interesting matter as tiie two iournal; iiyc
made arrangements with SONIC OF the rno,t ac-
conlpli-hed writers in Virginia ant! Norli: Car
olina, tn contribute - heir crliMmn*.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
,Iaiue Republican state Convention.

H.yGop Me-, june The Name RepubII'
c,n S,,,n Convention assembled here to-day
IIon IsIael Washburne, Jr., was nominated a.
candidate for Governor.
Resolutions we're adopted endorsing the Chi.
curo nominations; approving of the HePuoll'
csn platform, and strongly recommending Mr..
Washburne 70 the p.opls OF Maize for Coz.
erpor.
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rtyS COyERSOH OF virginia.


REFORMATION hsvs Leea 'ess's D! s e.
'As' 49, ,,c.; ir the Pe:i!;e;ia:y for Felony,
s4s ,s,psd from The Jail of The county Of Appo.noS,
~. $ Low i"e nav pr,sun who shall the
G, o. -:, and ,isiy,. hiu .so The j,! OF sad
sssy ssa :Ii e iS.oS si d. EcTsoy:r reqa,'r a OH
4 ti Si;' %S nSs rssiiy,, sc0 10 tssus 'saIs:
.i's p.oF pF, ~, he NAY l.s brought 10 justice.
an!sr my hand G9.rne: ANA ui.asr I'M, te LSs; s;
Il - Sesi v, I. Wv ,,tI JOtN LETCHER.
sv ~. GHy-rrnr Gtv.SE ". Nr*s9Nh secretary u 'He
GcmmOa"ri:;n. , a., ,bo,t Eye
i,g,,s j. v.:I:.ca Is RacGi twenty :-1r+ V,N; SSo"
,;C.iy n,gr.rsuc- lie aiso has !, .rAr Oh ms s,s,
-I ra,:.c hv II aGra. y which ~ hA" = 'e'E '-''''
i.,..,r-a .:,i ca- o. k!s hns.rs trs::":sa'
J.a. l-cSS - -------------
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Major General Jessup.

W.suiHGToS, June S.-The venerable Major
General Jessrp was stricken down yesteFds.
by apoplc1y. lie is very i'll, and will neTei
br able to 10 any active service. uo was In
full rigor of intellect at the time OF his a'nic
ton, though he has attained great sge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
70 EDITORS AND PRINTERS!

sNE sub,cr.brrs ask a!:eniion 20 ts:! STOCK OF PST
I ING TYPES. ORNAMENTS. EUliDkRS, PRESSES, &c,
>4ip.y o. which they Keep constantly hand ~
'ag.: Type aui Stereotype Foundry,
No. 3S, Gold Street, New York.
T. which warrant equal lne - -r:pec, 10 any man
..:c:=I tbs Country. ana viii -i The Gs';al :sr:s,
~ ~ r'nihi credit FOR apprn"ra :=:"ahl= notes. or
=. a-' cc',t. discount for cash
~: ;e :IsrD IN exchange for rev. al ne custom Try
:% !n- cents pound. If delivered within siN'Y tats
'IpGs s. n: pu.r,ls u..-rwl-. .iX cents per pound
WIN IGIAR JR., Z co.
u. Gaa.Fs-n2 AJEST rs riRG:SiS IN: the above veil
iaosa establishment, can supp The trade With every de-
.s:.y'!ja rf
PRINTING; PRESSES, TTPES CASES, &c.
t'oa :n- liberal terms. Having printed ""FcH-
,o i'G sEK for upwa-ds OF Ten years with typ- u'l
s'-: =, ~:Is purchased from N:Ssrs. hiG.s Co., al
ai:. Is recommend materials from ih:T establishment
= p:s!rf:icr 20 9th II.
Specimen Souss will be furnished 20 the trade and such
!-. :aEy be selected will be forwarded w:sh d:'-
:::sa. WI. D. ALLEGRE,
.-I tEorp plrarNn IA
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LoniSiaIIa.

The laInncra;:r State tnnvrI.,i"I' III Lnii!Sl.
, ana-the same which appointed thc delegates
10 the Charleston Convention at
Baton Rouge on Mond1y last pursuant toa call
Of the I:.ccr,tirc Committee, and adopted 4
series ri resolutions. which aye substantially
reported ~ fclicwS:
|. They approyc ard endorse the acton OF
he delegates Ia the Charleston Contention, cS-
reciailr in their withdrawal from the same.
y They assert the right Of the delegates to
take and 10 linlri -eatS i'll the Baltimore Con.
rcntion.
.. They approve Of the previous Convention
at Richmond for the purpose o' consultation
with the other Southern States
!. They authorize the delegates IL withdraw
from the Baltimore Convention, 10 re assemble
at Richmond on ih" happening OF certain con-
tinsencieS.
i In case al %::,hdraWa! from the Baltimore
Convention they authnrizc The delegates from
Louisiana Ii unite with the Richmond Conrcn-
tiun in making NOMINATIONS :or President and
Vice President.
These resolutions wert adopted by 3 large
majority. i minority report Of different com,
plexion having been rejected by, vote q: los
to SO.
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TWENTY-FIVE Thousand Dollars.

Mall subscribers will send IL extra 10 pay postage
fi'" copies tnr 81 psss4e free Tn. subscriber rcl"i 10
s venerable Rsuns,%T PEuf, l'hi!adephIa; Hon NIL
FI.LxuEr buffalo: IIARrIE EEnS., New orr; Rev
iIr. PE:Hr editor New York Observer Res. b' PiHER
Ncw Orleans; and JAMES H. TAvLoE. fsq Charleston =
G. Money can be sent safely bv mall not one lcIicr IN
thousand fails so far Ms return complaints show Liberal
Agents and Church Societies Two letter stamps
ira VIII secure letter q a-en"yr staH: special
Address. G.. O. COTTON,
s; Park Ros. New YORK.
Pos, oa;.s Pa. ,.,, Nav 15-Eit
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Description OF PLANS FOR MAsnNIc rEMrlE

Tn. cellar il 10 he 4? feet high r!.::r and 20
:c tyii.d Into for each store. ore Tor tie reau.
amt and coacellar under the k;ch-r .Ip+ra: md
.n:', dwelling
fi,- nrfucaal stcry Is 10 e hft:cn 49, fee; high In the
clear and 10 be dTded Inc SIX rc",s Oh Main street for
s;c:e. asd room ninth street for r"saura,-fcnr o:
the stores ~ by iO ~ by ST. and t- RESTAURANT ~ hy
"a ;",;
The cco1T onr IL he arranged ao haven Concert
lis r 10 including Stage, green rc"us. Sc and with
gallery Thlrr Is 6c m entrance nn ailih s'Tt: win
oy ani an. the With same. There ARE :" h"
"a III. lGhhs ;icect.oceS. &C. On fs ssoTy there are 10
De nier- for i!" r.rd Secretary ant Treasurer /" ~ =
.s' faeh aro. reception rocn or re'rtSt;I roG !" ~
d? icei This story is hc twenty-five t.a) hisi IN ;e
c'ear ana 1T ~ tie Of this story aih one heio"
10 ne di""'ci n;n three -rrs, the lower enc Tor
EHcileE ana !e rs" H1.r for the Superintendent
Way for his u,r.
Ths foo .i hc ts-n;y (2g> feet high il the clear,
and tH De diTei into Gruad Lodge .ooI Gu by % feet,
With ,Go committee rcoin Srbu-,,ia.. Lodge 10 hy GO
ieet. wlth swo rooIu
i"c: with iitui " ttrr c.!Ic :run, the Kitchen
The t"art FUR % be- sirrvn d feet high i the clear
and tn DC divided into Grand CHARTER room 80 y GB feet
"ih Gn'e'roo&is, utad frlipr-,lt rnur BIZ fcc
with anlsroon-. and arl"ry fp comn;.r rc rooms
~ by 10 fee; each.
There To ne entrance Ninth street q nd M. In the
rear 10 the sccond story. The rrats are 4; rx,enL
the sidewalk aAin street, Had proyis;,n Il 10
be made fol ruace furnace. 20 heat hulnr and
proper ventilation Is 10 be SECURED; arr, rSii.,
where necessary.
There to be waer-coses IS foows: uae III esc!
the stores The SECOND oor, and for Supertsn
denis family and for each OF the other too-s
MATERIAL.
Either Stock Brick With ssoae corners, Brick aud Arst
AS=li f-csisJurs
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INDEPENDENCfI AC.ADM1lY,
SUss-S'risATU7 SEMINARY,

IN ESlGNED FOR young preparing for the University
~ o Virginia, for college. far business. The Ses
will commence July lU and close October ISL lSGO,
U&rorko Tu LSTIS ANp MATHEMATICS AZ SrEcALTiES
The students riiteria. college or the University, are
generally unprrpaI c take advanced standing, and
hence Iuhor under -. disadvantages by drvotlEg, cx.
elusive nt:e,!o 20 Two departments Cor three months,
young :a.y hr SET forward al least ore year In Z !
college and thus iuch time a'. tnonty be saved
There many oitlrs who have not been NJ coieGe
AMI cannot CO. who wn think, gladly avail themselves
Of such opportunity uf acquiring Ens important knnw'
ledge a: trIInr cost There doubtless, many teachers
too who would Ike push ir" ;'anurns further in
these branches than they have hitherto done, and
might thus prouhy employ their vacation. The Universe
~ course Will be rIgiLly pursued
It. vii: embrace In M. nsaAT,cs- Arithmetic Algebra,
Desc ipTvs At Geometry Calculus IS omitted, be-
cause n class coul aalsh It. during session.
Ii LATi> Caesar. S.ust Virgil, rrer", Horace, Li:y,
TacuS and cr:.ce will hr read In the SEVERAL classes Dr.
uarr!sons GRAMMAR viii lie Systematically tndiel and eX-
rrcis,s wriii.n daily.
Private lessons wii he given il Greek AMI chrfnSry
desired.
Tie undersigned ;Tii be assisted hy o,.r a'pa'e or
graduates Of The University OF Virginia.
TINS R"aTd, tuition, washnS lights, &c, payable half
In advance. $50.
The lcaiion is Gu miles Of Richmond and % mil
!ruiu Charlottesville. The place pleasant and healthy
| Il sumnirr retr=i.i n ;ior IN Eastern Virginia.
Ap;ca.iuis Hus hc r2aar before the lNa Of June or
| they will nu; b. rrccTr!.
AdG:r>, T. $ HENSON ~ NJ.
Fork Cniuu, Fiuvunna county, Va
y. B-fhc riac. is accessible l." hr IaIcs Hvrr Cana"
! Stud, will land At Hrcmo's B!uh March e-cSm
~ Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courirr aa Augusta
Cons uinl.list copy month and semi hii 20 /. = H.
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MARRIAGE or "Cuc:. joAHsEs. -Ccorcc
Jones, gc:c;,t Count J"snt.=,' "cM kn"" T.
hr hi: lecture. and Sinks >p2a::nn readings. y a:
ruarried in Boston on Saturday, hy Biz op
E .s,burn, to Mrs B!selow, wealthy wt, ".
The marriage ohraded sniue una;ct, siul sui.
tor who threatens 10 siioot The !oi,au5,c
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Another Affair OF Honor.

The Savannah papers of Thursday, contain
accounts Of smother duel Which was fpught
near that city last Wednesday. 1t occurred
about o \. w., at Scrcrcn's Ferry.
The parties were l.. 4. Nelms, Esq. Of War
renton, ani Dr. William Il. Holmes, of
Wayncshoro-W II. Mcintosh, Esp, Of FL
bert, acting as the friend or the former, and
Mr.. John D. Ashton, Of Burke, is the friend U'
the latter The weapons were l''wlin- pieces
charged with buckshot; distance forty PAGES
At the first fire, Mir. Nelns received irHr shot
from the gun of his antagonist, and "as too
much disabled to continue the fight One took
effect in the thigh, a second in the hip, Il third
in the arm, and !, fourth in the shoulder. For
tunatcly they arc all flesh wounds and all the
balls made Il clean exit. Mr.. Nclms is at
present a, the Pulaski HouS" md lis friends
will hr grutiird by the asS'. sncc that he is
doing wriI, aud in 10 danger DR.. l!oiucS WAS
unhurt
AR Nclms was member T.: the minority ni
the late delegation to Charleston, and the diff.
Guilty is understood TO have grown out otthe cf!i-
cy aiItir III Burke, soon aiser the adjournment
Of the Convention
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JEFFERs ~ pEYTON.
NO'rTON ACADEMY.


!riacipu.
C5SKaE Ul STUDY
a,c;ra. yic0EE. .sGtaGSs M.t....F,,- ,tre Al
PH.tsa?Gr, !ll,TYr:.
!aE FiF, Session o III, scoo. will rs!a September lst
a ls~ s'i e"u nGe III: July .i ls6 Th. iocnlion IS
De N"t"S > C"r: il":s., Ike S.ui!.slI- l. lro,d
" nSShae'h"n i"GS SHOWN ~ is he Glnr-. luo.a!i.
y nr: 10 ID ,oesfT All enep churches. Students
sI bo.'d rhh r:= IL :ie family q. rny father l'r kchsr
- 'one- Mo has charge ct &: hn.rns .parttr;.. Tn.
ffinriFal H5s-7 OF AIS o. ;e airrrsiy of Virginia
Gas had foarE &c rs experience 10 teaching m i. will b.
as e.+For ~ :enis- t Nr oci orGY5air preparatory
= i"s th: sr.iy u! Virginia, or any cot-..
!.Sss: Fo: 5oard a.d tuition per session 0! 10 months
~ (rscluTr o: iig l, payable hal: se;,tr:rt-- ls a,
Sr '-.' February l.. following
REFERENCES:
Fz1a*y University OF Virginia; DR.. iiessncs iis,.i.o
i"raa.i-, 1kos II. C'nipbcli, J:n RI gerald VITA L
say Z y. Nebie!, gsqrs Col Travis II. Epvs Rev Ed.
S"rd N.r!7, Huowuy; H. J"ucs, Esq Principal li4,..
We: Asa .e.e,; " Augustus MUIR, tsq M-niphi- PRO;
J9Sc Jo-s M..slsl' Cnv:,si';, Texas; R-vs. j. Il.
s.'c.~,i aai ". IL. The-lwr.s::, Eeha,oI; pr H. -.
At!.h, fv.=..Ger..
%! further !G:vrnai!on. address
CHARLES j. JONEs
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