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THE QUEEN.

THE Virginia brings dates four days la
Ter but we have no other details than
sucil as III olliging slip from the Nor.
folk Herald Office furnishes us.--The
2d Reading of the Divorce Bill is put
1T ill the 18th Of August. 10 give line
or The people 70 cool. or the Kings Wit
nesscs 10 collect. The Queen Las de-
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RICHMOND, AUGUST %. 1870.
10 TIE PEOPLE OF TTF(iIN7I.

. Richmond. August IS, 1870.
IN compliance Nth The duty imposed upon MS,
anil Delegates, at fhe Capitol, in F3Lraary last );
IRE n"m, as The Central Corresponding Committee,
tnto'h. yon that the gentlemen. whose nan,es and
places % residence are sabjoiged to this CoIlmu-
mcdfien. and uto were recommended Gy that
iaerthg, are triiiny, II chosea, 10 serre as Eiec-
TORS IF a President and Tice President Of the
Unucd S.aies- The election Of Eh ctors ,ciU take
place. throughout tie STATE, on he first 1iondav
in N0rembfr nert.
" hare The honor 10 be, with ,grea. respect, ,
your friends and feiiou>cif;-ens,
SPENCER ROiNE,
+. n. NICHOLAS.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
WILLIAM MUNFORD>
JOHN ROBERTSON,
THOMAS N1CHlE
Ticket Of Electors Of n President md Vice
President of the United States.
I. WI. c. HOLT, II the Comfy of Norfoik.
=. DIR. CHARLES n. CRAvES....SnTry.
d Join PEGRaM.... .Dnviddie.
.. koBEKI b. SrAI,K............G reen,viiie.
a. nr BRANCH q. ARCH tK... Pow hatan.
z. WILLIAM c. RiNES...... Nelson.
3. CHARLEs ihNCEi............Bu ckiasham.
%. JOSEPH MARTIN. Henry.
10. WILLIAM BRoCKENBROU GIL. iieniico.
~. AKMiSTEAD HOOMES....... Caroline.
u. JAMES HUNTER. .......Essex.
! a. ROBERT ..oranre
Is. KoBERr SHIELDS, SEN ......Yors.
~. Col. WILLIAM JONES........ ..tloncester.
IL. JOHN TALlAFERi,o...... .....Kiny George.
is. JOHN U. RROOKE..............S Stafford.
10. HUGH HOLMES. Frederick
IA. WILLIAM ARMS STRONG. JNN. .Ha,up.hirr.
n. ARCHIBALD RurnERFORD...Rock inghan.
2b. ARCHIBALD STUART. Augusta.
~ ANDREW RuSSEIi............ Washington
~. CHARLES TAlLOR.... Montgomery.
20. JOHN EDiE-.... .............. Brooke.
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DIED. ON the 18th inst. IN Bath county, on her re
turn from The Warm Springs, after long and tedious
disease, which she bore with the mdness and Tesgna
ton Of CbTistiam Mrs. Lettuce Lee BrockenbrO
the worthy conso Of Df. Austin y. Of Tappahannock
This lady possessed in eminent degree every vir
tue aud exceilrsce which adorH the female character
Het loss will be severely felt by large aud respectable
circle Of acgnaintance-but TO her husband and four
remains deposited In the burying ground In Slaun.
ton, attended by respectable portion ofthe inhabitants
Of that place. fGomDTuHicaffd.
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Eoochland county, 1us

Eoochidud county, august 1870.
MARRIED lon thursday the 27th nIt. by the ReD.
Reuben Ford, Mr.. FLEMING JOHNSON, to Miss ELL
ZABEfi1 J. WATKINS Of Goocbland.
ON tuesday The LIST inst. by the RsU. Elio0rd Zap
H1. mT. ROBERT ". PLEASANTS, TO Miss MANY y.
eldest Daughter ofJohn L. Harris Esq. all Of Cooeb-
laud.
on Wednesday I'd inst. by the ReD. LeMis Charlton,
Mr.. JAMES iioY TO Miss NANCY WITT, all OF Gooch-
land county.
ON Wednesday 2sd lust. by the Rev. Biz. FIFE. I'll.
TARLfON W. PLEASANTS to Miss MARGARET
PLEASANTS, all Of Goochland. Communicated.
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Leg. For Lobsfnn.
s-8 TO the address of Eiess

..ia%s For L0booD.
49,, TO the address Of kiessrs. Jncs
oiuat Co. with the. liberty .,1 CONSIGNMENT tse
remarkably hSe c"pprrtd sad c"rpe, fastened Ship as
!Kea. JOHN "iLLiAns. COMMANDER stands 4 ! -
Lloyd's, nnd has only pti6ined two voyages This
vessel was TO sail from Ionueb on the sth July Tor
warwick (whete she vii tahe in her catgo) may
be looked for In the river say. She is supposed t
carry from $40 IL $50 bhds tobaceo and as one half
her cargo 10 already engaged, she Will meet with dis
patch. For feigbt Of the remainder, Apply to
JOHN 4 WM. GiLIthT.
Who will receive pr. said ship and offer Tor sale
Few cases well selected c CLOTHS and CASSlaERLS.
In Store-25 casks very superior old London PAU.
Guitar hadeira aud Serciai WINE in hhds. aud quar-
ter casks. Aug 20 ~. If
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ETtract ofa ietterfofhe Editor ofthe Charles.
Ton Gin Gdzstte, dOfed

ST. THOMAS, Aug. 81, 1870.
As The vessel wiieh ougi,t 10 have
carried The enclosed favor Of mine Of tie
23d and 25th July, Unexpectedly took her
departure from this port, have mol had
an opportunity 10 forward it until now
III affords me much satisfaction, to inform
You that have received letters, gazeiies,
&c. from my iriende in Augosturs, as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

- Mrs. Ill: HACKLEy, has rcinnyr. her
boarding school from RI, hniand Rii t. reir.ets a
pleasant situation. With a mile OF this ri,y.
Aug. ~. al ny
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COUNrERFEiTS.
KENTUCKY ELEcTJOy.

The most violent opposition, as we'll as
the most active support appear 10 have
been made 10 Gen. Adair and Col. But.
Ter. In some Of the counties Gen. Desha
hardly received vote in others, tho same
thing occurred as TO Gen. Adair aud Col.
Butler. Judge Logan did not receive in
any county less than fifty votes. The
last papers preceding The Election exhib-
tied singular aspect. Each party beg
ged OF lie others TO unite with il, 10
keep out some one Of the other candi-
dates each equally positive that lis can
didate would run the best" So far as
we have seen The returns, the race has
been pretty even. Who will come out
first, we shall be able 10 say when The
judges have decided. The returns re-
ceivcd at this office exhibit The following
result:
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AT Powhatan, the residences of Mr.. UfHidm Mayo
gu Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Bishop MOORE
MT JOHN %. LAY, merchant of Richmond, To the ami
able Miss LUCY MAY. daughter Of Mr.. Jshn May, OF
I he town of Petersburg.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
William Logan, 1925
Joseph Deslia, 1920
John Affair, 1903
Anthony Butler, 1882
FOR GOVERNOR.

piufdiity eiPcIs.
Congressional Election.-We have re-
aUrns from two Districts only.
Ia Payeiie' district, lately represented
by Clay, Mr.. Woodscn is elected, by no
very large majority over Mr. Pope, the
other candidate /; Mr.. z. r. Bars friends
having given him up, of the opening of
abe Election, from Perceving that, If they
did not. Mr.. Pope, TO whom they were
warmly opposed. would inevitably be
elected.
In iheIDistrict Of Frankfort, John It.
johnson Is elected by large majority,
over Thomas a. Grimes, his opponent.
Nat. Intel.
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NoTICE....AI persons having claims against the
IN estate oftbe late JEREMIAH COSBY, Of Amelia
county, are hereby requested to bring them forward
or before The Grst Gay ofNovembr next. This notice
will be plead in bar against such as may he bTOughg
forward after that time. JOHN BOOKER,
Admir- Of Jeremiah Cosby, dec.
August ~. sl..w3ws
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4 BEG leave 10 inform The inbabitsnfs Of Richmond
and its vicinity, that have taken the house lately
occupied b. Mrs BROOvE, and mean to open SCho0f,
beginning on the arst Monday IN Oc,oneT. Parents
disposed TO entru their children 10 my care may with
certainty calculate oil theS receiving ny mos: uuTemii
tiBg attention.
Terms, for Session Of Ten Months.
Board and tuition iu the English branches including
reading, spelling, writing, grammar, competition,
GRANNY, history, chronology, arithmetic and plain
dlework, 8 2a0.--wasEinE, 3 25.---Fuel, q 10.
For day Standardization IN alij.he branches above.
mentioned, 3 40 fuel, So.
Natural philosophy, chemistry, bse:iettfes, ssf0no.
my aud the Of The globes be taught nny school.
| Young Ladies wishing 10 learn french, music and
painting sssl he attended to al the price OF the teach
| efs employee and paid by the parents.
Smaller eifis wil'bs tauehi reading and spelling Tor
SRI. yATE 7ifYOP.
! hnyGsi 2s. sl..IH-
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cS.o.r4.xrSt.

sAcCFGfs ?ossrsil ;nd Norton have s.ist;alas
~ Themselves la tie practice OF Mvairu- az, sur.
gerry In ssnera.-rhe services cf cutter ma, he had
~ consultation will the Other, without addlConat
cbaire. 4,
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ollCE-l have ccnveyed for certain puipo To
~ william FinBey, by deed, recorded in the Once
OF The Hastings Court Of this City several leases
heretofore held by me of Trabnc's PMS in Chesterfield
comfy, together WIKI all my joint aud separate interest
III the fixtures aud property, OF every description,
on ihe premises used ia prosecuting The said works
auu all my Interest In the coal business carried ~
1910 LANES RRnwS lily
August %. al y,
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NofiCE... 81 intend petitioniug tbr next General
Assembly of this state, to release TO the right
OF The Commonwealth In the aiesiAe ofm decreased
husband, Charles Purcell late OF the city Of Rchn-nd
AUGUST 20 33..W3w Ann PUKC ELL.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA. August 2I--The Board of
Health yesterday afternoon published one new
case of malignant fever as having been re-
ported the previous ~ hours no new case
has been reported since then up TO one o'clock
this day. FIR. Gasctfe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

The following piece present, Just and striking
views OF soine oftse c0UscS IF or dissresses-The
reduction !" ihr quantity If oar circulating msdim
Is piintirai source of tben'.--But compelled
to dissent from the remedy, proposed by rURLIus.-
rom them. We ought TO forbear how adopt any
circn'atn: medium, bnt specie or paper immediate
convertible into IL any other is liable to depreciation
(See Ucdh W Nations for the proof OF it.) No other
can guarantee 10 us that shall not have fco much
Too Hfte for snund circulation All other exprdients
appear TO us worse than useless; either for permanent
system, or as Il remedy for present disiTcssss.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-29

TIiv. there ia societies, generally 10 the num-
her Of Eve or six hundred, and even one
thousand they occupy immense sayannas,
where il is dangerous to disturb or try to
catch them. In the dry season they are
sometimes obIigedto go two or thres leagues
and even more to find water. They set out
in regular ranks of four abreast, ard thus
form procession of an extent of quarter
of league. There are always Ave or SIX
scouts, who precede the troop by about nifty
PAGES. If they perceive man orJaquar
1.-THE American tiger.) they neigh, and the
troop stops if avoided, they continue their
march; but, il an attempt be made TO pass
by their squadron. they leap on the impru'
dent travellers, and crush them under their
feet. The best way is always to avoid them
and let them continue their route they have
also chief. who marches between the scouts
and the squadron, and FIVE or six other hor'
SEES march on each side OF the banda kind
of adiutants. whose duty consists in hinder
ing any individual from quitting the rank
II any one attempts to strangle either from
hunger or fatigue, he is bitten till he resumes
his place, and the culprit obeys with bis
head haaging down. Three or four chiefs
march as the rear guard, al FIVE or six PAGES
from the troop
had often heard, at Trinidad, OF this dis
cipline among the wild horses, and confess
that could scarcely believe it, but what !
have lust stated is fact which witnessed
twice on the banks Of the Guaripiche, where
encamped five days, for the express pur.
pose of seeing those organized troops pass.
have met on the shores Of the Orlnoco,
herds of fifty to a hundred wild oxen I:
chief always marched at the head, and ano.
Their at the rear. The people of the country
have assured me, that the wild asses. when
they travel, observe the same discipline as
the horses tut the mules, though they also
live in troops, are continually fighting with
each other. and IL has not been observed that
they have any chief. They however unite,
at the appearance OF common enemy, and
display still more trick and address thau the
horses. in avoiding the snares which are LAID
for catching them, and also 70. escaping
when taken.
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YILLANY.

The ST. Lawrence Gazette states, that an
impostor by the name ofGerrit Pan Hoossa
Forbes, but who assumed merely his middle
name, lately paimed himself upon the cltl-
zens Of Ogdensburg, Sackstt's Harbor, &c.
as clergyman in distress, and obtained
considerable sums Of money for his relief
II aas been discovered that he lately broke
iail. at c ambridge, Mass. and escaped with
the wife Of Capt. Clark. absent in the 5.
American trade. A reward Of fifty dollars
is sfered for his apprehension.
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ERoM souTH AaERlcA.

Capt. King, of the sebnr Luminary, ar
.lyed al Baltimore, from Chagtess, South
America. states, that he was at Panama 18th
May, when the U. S. irigate Macedonian
vas daily expected from San Bias, with a
large sum of money. No news from the Pa
ciic Ocean since the taking Of ValdiYia by
Lord CochraDe, aud the blockade OF Guaya-
ouifby ia. Chebuca, Gillian 20 gun ship.
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A coop HAUL.
.N,ewburyport, Jane 90.

Nsxburyport, Jane 90.
A lad by them of Broohings, hunting
one day last week for an eel pot, sunk at the
upper side OF Greenleai's wharf, 6she9 up
small canvass bag containing FIVE bars ofpure
GOLD, weighing eighteen ounces, the value
Of which is said to be something more than
800 dollars.
Gentlemen who were on the stage OF ac-
ton during the American revolutionary war,
account for its being host, in the following
manner. A privsteer srhr. called the Hawk,
commanded by the intrepid Jack Lee, cap
;ured AID senti n, among many other prizes,
an English brig bound from 0poriO 10 En-
gland. loaded with wine she also had on
board large amount OF dollars, as well as
gold in bullion, dust and coin, TWAS not
known by the captors, at the time she was
taken, that these precious metals were on
board-the mate Of the brig (who remained
in the prize) kept il from the knowledge OF
the prize master. hoping they might be tai
len in with and recaptured. She however
arrived, and came 70 the wharf, now Green
leafs. where this gold was found. 1t con-
iectured that 10 attempting 10 smuggle some
Of it ashore, il was either accidentally drop.
ped, or desigIedly thrown overheard TO pre-
vent detection-it is recollected that several
seamen we're imprisoned for embezzling it.
There are various tradtionary stories that
large sums were secretly conveyed from the
vessel and buried in pine,swamP that
portions Of i. we're entrusted to one toss, an
Enahshman, for safe keeping ;-ihal much
Of il found its way TO MarbIehead, here il
has since been found, &c. There are lhose
who recoIlect. that at that time, and tor
years alter, much time aud labour were spent
in digging for the prize gold" But we
presume this is the 6tst that has ever been
actually found. When taken from the water
the bag appeared perfectly sound, but on
exposure the air, il soon came to pieces, j
having lain under water AZ years. The lad
re understand, has Prudently determined it
convert his booty into cash and deposit il in
,he Savings Bank. Herald.
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FROM THE BAIT. MORN. cHRoE.
Reriew Of The Mar kets IN Baltimore, jo'
lie pQst week, jane l7ih I'd G4tE.

FROM THE BAIT. MORN. CHRcE.
Reriew Of The Ma, kets IN Baltimore, for
lie past geek, jane I7ih to G4th.
sUGAH.
Orr market has 6een unusually dull
during the past week; we DON'T alter
our quotations. though prices may be
considered shade !ower,-we have one
arrival from Trinidad, (Cubal which
brings us 1913 hhds. III hbls. and 70
pans--the sales are extremely limited,
and consist chiefly Of IS ihds. ct. Jago
Musco,a ado at SIS so; 60 hhds. damaged
and ordinary West India at 20 a SIS
10: and about so N. o. mostly inferior
which brought 8 a SO; few prime
went off al Sic. We are not advised ct
any sales of Havana, either brown or
white; the former is held at $40, and
the latter at Il IA so in other des.
criptions no sales, nor any variation lii
prices: which far want Of actual opera.
tons, must be considered IN some de-
gree nominal.
COTTON.
We continue without any fresh snip
plies. Since our last, we have advices
from Liverpool to the 18th May--the
market was lively and the prices of Up
lands Improving--they are quoted at 1t
1s Sad and n. Orleans at l2 ID
15d.; OF the former our stock is very
limited: probably not exceeding 100 or
$50 bags; but VIC have a considerable
parcsJ of The latter, which is represent
I'd by competent judges. to be of good
quality. the attention Of shippers is
turned towards this article, and prices
At Savannah have got up to 20 cents
for prime parcels.
COFFEE.
The import only consists Of about 60
bbis. and Z hhds. fran Trinidad (Cuba)
there is also an arrival from Cape Hen
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Prices AT AUX CAVES.

Flour Z dollars Goldfish p per qaintal {;
Mackerel, No. 5. IS per Dbl. Chesapeake
Bay Herrings eta Beet, No. | y 2, 81
10 Pork i6 IS Butter "A OTIS ; Cheese
SaIo; Rice dollars Hams 10 le CTS. {;
Lard Is Coffee 50 sous, scarce. Il was
very sickly at Aux Cages. when the last
accounts LEFT that place:
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AMUSING FACTS,
Resnec,,nS Sogtk ameriica.

RESPECTING Soath Ameracd.
From &c A Statistical, Commercial and Po-
liticsl Description of Venezuela, Trinidad,
Margaretta, and Tobago,' published in
London.
w;d Horses end Assss.-There are thou
..,d. of horses which are wild in the for
Ifsss,s and do not belong to any one. 4 Was
enabled to ascertain fact, known 10 aliwho
- ,r.selled in this country. The horses
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LATE FROM GIBRALTAR.

From. the NJ Y. Epening Post, Jnns "a.
The following interesting communication
on the subject of Spanish affairs, was reeelV-
ed by the editors of the New York Gazette.
from passe niger on board of the brig Eu-
nice, arrived at quarantine this morning.
We left Gibraltar 18th oil May. up TO
which period the political affairs OF Spain
remained in quite an undisturbed state, and
which was supposed would continue till the
meeting of the Cortes-(the beginning OF
july That period was looked for and 10
with much interest and anxiety, as COM
mencement ola new course oil things. to the
complete destruction Of tire oldsystem. No
thing had transpired from which conclusi-
on can be drawn as to the course to be phr-
sued towards their transatlantic possessions.
1t was generally believed, however, that the
Cortes will make merit OF necessity, and
That the most liberal policy will be adopted.
This course, it was also believed. would
meet with great opposition, as they have not
vet ceased making distinction betwesn the
two parties for change OF government
That of Spain being called La Santa IN
surrecton de Espania, whilst that OF South
America is termed La Criminal insurrecton
De America
The king continues to pursue course cal
culated 10 meet the wishes of the people un-
der the new government. By him Quirogs
and Riego are named among cher conspicu-
Gus leaders in the revolution with great dis
tinction, but as yet they decline his majesty
fayors, and great jealousy and suspicious ex-
list.
General Freyries who is charged With be-.
ing the author of the dreadful massacre at
Cadlz is in prison there, and is 10 be judged
by The Cortes, the soldiers, il was said, were
10 suffer quintar, j e. every fifth man to be
shot.
The last accounts FROM The L. S. squadron
in the Mediterranean were ihat they had lett
Mshon on a cIuize they were expected at
Gibraltar about 20lh May to await the arri-
val Of Com. Bainbrdge, who was daily ex-
pected from America.
Markets for Am. produce at Gibraltar
very dull. Flour plenty, and sales making
al dollars. Beef dull at 10 dollars, and
pork l3 a "a; colonial produce also at re-
duced lrices."
Madrid Gazettes 10 the Cd May were en-
closed in the above letter. They are wholly
occupied with political disqusitions and
speculations on the local affairs Of that coun-
Try
WILMINGTON, u JUNE II.
Extract from letter 10 the Editor Of the
n aichman, dated HaOana. May is. 1890.
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From the Poughkeepsie (N:K J RepW5ii
can Herald, Juuc el.
A MALIGNANT FEVER.

A number of cases Of an uncommon.
ly malignant fever lately occurred in
the lower part Of Beekman and the up
per part Of Fishkill, in the vicinity of
the mountains. We understand that it
is not considered a Typhus by the ply.
sicians; but it is as contagious as the
Yellow Fever. Four persons assisted
in performing the last duties TO one of
its victims, all Of whom are said to be
now i'll of this terrible disease.
A brother and student Of DR.. Gil
bert, of Beekman, who were attacked
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by il, are both dead, and the n...
him elf has been dangerously il, l,,S'
now lohralescent. wi &
A very respectable medical pe0,,.
ct Fishkill, Who had several r.s "'FN
afflicted with this disease. is SAVING ss;.
have declared that he considered !. %
contagious as the Yellow fever az y
was III the city of New York. wy
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WILMINGTON, q. JUNE II,

Extract from letter 10 the Editor Of the
n aichman, dated Havana. .MGy IS. 1890.
The same ferment still exists in the pub.
lie mind, and spirit of Independence is
every day gaining ground fortunate il is for
the governor that The troops are opposed TO
any separation from the mother country for
his weakness would have suffered il TO be al
etieyed long ago. Ala semi.puslic dinner,
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1YLER'S
Lottery Office

Two doors east OF Davis's Hotel, PeHh'
MIA avenue, Washington cry j
Tickets 10 dollars each, shares IN p'T
ton.
B. Tyler will transact, win p ,sOt
ness and fidelity, all business in Iele'fn y
stock, or any wise connected WIN VI. ally a
ral government, aud BUSINESS geheiAi'
AGENCY nature.
June 29
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Aletter received in Philadelphia from
Boston, dated june 90, says. s The wea-
Their is extremely warm. Yesterday at two
O'clock, at Salem. the thermometer stood at
So degrees.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-29

The Mission Family arrived at Cincinna-
ii, on Monday the 5th inst. They were to
leave that place on the 9Th, On their way to
Arkansas. The Cincinnati paper says
The contribution in that town was quite
respectable"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-29

Thomas Ellicott, Esq. is appointed Presi-
dent Of The Union Bank of Maryland. IN the
place of H. Payson, resigned.