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United States Bank, Sill
Bank of Virginia, 80
Farmers Bank %
Marine Stock, S425
BANK NOTE EXCUA NGE,-C orrsc,ed at Cohe,s O1.ce.
State Bank Of North Carolina a 81 per disc
South Carolina banks, DO do
Georgia banks. 2 81 do do
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IL persons having Claims tie esfafe Of HMRROUsF
~ VEST deceased, requested 10 bring them forward
as am desiious Of settling rs s'ua a. possible.
CHAltLES VEST Adm'9f
January e. 7f-vsws oi Ari,ror.s Vet ,ie-
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Hides. Spanish, i5n 10
Brandy, Cog. gal. / 10 n 50
DO. Apple, SO "A Al
Whiskey, SO n 10
Rum. West India, IS n 20
DO. New England, IS
Wine, Madeira, . so a 3 80
DO. Sicily Madeira. %
DO. Malaga, 10 n IS
Tea, Imp. & Gunp. l so a l 50
Do. Young Hyscn, In
Molasses, 2e. So
Hemp, per ton, l20a 1870
Iron, s5 II 90
Pork, per bill. II ca
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YESTERDAY, The order Of the day Cor the appoint
meoi Of n Register of tho bnnd Office was faken np
WIN. 6. Pendlcion was dominated bv Mr. ptveu-
mort, supported hy Messrs. Davis, Of H. Everett,
Raymond AID Blackburn.
James Robertson, jr the Incumbent, was non,-
mated ''y Nh. Cooker, supported by Mcssrs. Mallory
SPINNER aud Bower.
Beuian,n Anderson Of Gooohland was nominated
~ w. Watkins, a. g. aided by Messrs. Morris, Of
H., Winston aud Bryce
Add William Lambert, Of this city. was nominated
by Mr. Hmv'e of Il. supported 10y MIR. Chiffon.
The votes stood
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ed, under existing circumstances, asthe best
practicable expedient
Resoired. That the Republican Members
of Congress rom this State, be recommend
ed to endeavour to procure nomination oi
tit persons 60 Gil the Offices uf President and
Vicr-Prcsident of the United States.
Reso'red, Tina, the proceedings of this
Meeting be sgued by the Chairman and Sc
cretary, and be- published"
NJ IN
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owe are in too good humour this morning make any
structures upon the following piece, which pre-
vented from publishing in last paperLet pass for
what tits worth. We have the slightest wish TO dis
parage Henry Clay but W. H. Crawford sinned let
The candidate who has not, cast the first sone:)
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4 certwin Tract OF Lana
TEN Si,AV ES, 40 wit
A EIsT OF LETTERS.


hemdtniHg ~ hf last CWce at Lgitrhbufr.
Ia. on The aoth September, 1874.
3--Wm. Anderson, tno. N, Anderson, Mrs.
Mary Adams, SAM. &. Alien, fhosI Adams
Mrs. ElizabsIh Adams, Abner Alien, Jno. A.
mos
B--Levi Best Q, James +. Bu,loek, Abm =
l.. Bnrr.ll, VIM. Hard, kcy. Aloses Broek.
Micalah Burton, Matt Brown, Jas S Hshop.
rhos I kaldin, Wm Berunrd, Robert Blanks,
Jun. Black, iaml turks, jr.
Quo. Curle, Josiah Carter, Jos. 3. Co.
vi Pton d, Miss Ann ), Chiffon, jordnn Cr.a-
~, Robert IL Garter, Amhzi 4. Chain Reu-
ben Cox, Mrs Nancy Clement, Miss Caiha-
r,ne folAIs, sheldon L. Church, Levi, Csmp-
bell, Bennett Crawford, Cicrk Superior Court
chnnGery.
DIR. ". J.. Dasies 2, Daniel Day, Aebil-
les NJ Douglass, DIR II l.. Dangerlcd, Tnrdyi
Doweil, BenJtmin Dawson, Patrick H. DilIou.l
Ni.s Elizabeth w. Davis, Mrs. Mary l.. Dan :
icl.
E-N'mrod B. Edward, jacob Early, Mi
chael Emmery, EIishn Ellison, George L4t,
Geore J. Eube, Mrs .iaur Edwards
F--Stokeiy I. Foster, Nelson Freclaod,
Ben emin Farmer, Leroy Fear.
G--John Garrett, George Graber, Trnncb 4,
Goden, Garland T. Roy ., Miss sarah v. Creeu
james h cream, John ellis, Robert Gnrduo
Miss Charlotte Griffin, John II. Goodwin
Garland a. Freennd, IiorutO Gof
H--Ioscph lIorner, John Ilockndny, VI J.
Ilolinsworlb, VIM ID. Hin, ID. & u. HoiTma n ;.
James HARRIS, Mrs. Betsey Holmes Peyte .,
Harrison ?, Alexander McHorg Hepburn =.
Creed ! HALEY, Levi l.. Hays, James HID ~.
John Henderson. ~
Judith Jenkins, Chas l.. Jordnn'o u,
Johnston, chss. Johnson, Mrs. Ann m
Cato johnson, Rev. Edmund Jab ""' .es =
lrby, Peter q. Joiner, Dudley : Jacob
Lewis a Go. James jenkins .es, fyeA
John Kidd, Thomas kim
L--Edward Lynch, John
Lester, JHbez Leftwich, II 'sneh, Samuel
,,c,an ,"p'i Mcnaaa' l''r - ,enry Mekn,ev
Minm,, Captain Jnmes "ge Markham, Ko'
Moore, Neil McClinch' +, run, Mss Lacy A.,
Elizabeth Ma,on, fpo5, gorge Martin O..
+. McCnnc, WHAT Meg, T, i : Mo"rm"n, Jas.
Nm g. NnpGr ~ ihonas a Mcrh,
Pollard Q. Rich, y aIss Fanny Plnnket, RI
ton. Booker "a Perkins 2, Joseph Pendle.
eieiy. eston ., Lynchburg Peace So.
ro see, ard Rncter, Henry Randolph, Juo
naaIis 'n. Robinson John Hoyalir i I'"
n,, 81: 2, l1nscy Rucker, James Russo Nv ~
pen amin Robinson. '''sso"' J''
n "' scot, Jbhn Steel, Beverly n
, ,9'!, 'nP'h'" 'Ptes Spain, Don @. stotelv
imam. ,''a"l =, 9''ebon Patrick Smith. DIR h..
s saanaer'' 'hoinas Smith, Robert snead, Vim
> T"'' 90, John ". Schenk.
-ncsley Taylor, Il. S Tiden Q VIM
i"seer ?, Arnstead rruslow 8, John Tabb
samuel Iardy 2. James 1in,ley, Mrs Mary
ir'sg, samuet Taylor, Miss Polly II Tnrner.
Mrs Eizebeh Irnslow, David Iinslcy.
John Grquhar 8, Robert l.. Yancey.
Thomas Vannersn. 'V''t
B-isanc Weehhn, Henry Williamson. Jno
l.. Woodson, George WyGord, Captain Films
Welis, samue! l.. Williamson ,, Thomas A.
Word, Alanson Winston 2, Hugh Wier, Wari
A,kisson 2, jefferson Whitehead, John q
Williamson, John l.. Weirous g. On. Q
JOHN d. MURRELL,P, NJ.
October l. o.. q
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Look at This !!
= Ill 70 BIZ DR ljI.N IN OCTOBER
.NEU TORk
LITERATURE LOTTERY
hCIII,NlE.

Together with lie usual number of smaller
prizes, Si2'-, SO, ~.
In this scheme, with nine drawn hn'lots,
there will be 90 prizes with three nnulbess on
them, 1896 with two numbers on ihcn, and
II I'D with one number on them.--IhUse
tickets having orthem noGe of the drawn
numbers being banks.
The drawing of this scheme VIII certainly
take place on the Goth ot next month, (Octo.
ber,) and the fate Of all tickets known in five
minutes. Should the demand FOR tickets con
inne rs heretofore, the drawing may take
place before the time specified. The time is
nearm hnnd-dclay not, in procuring the luc-
Wy numbers.
Tickets So, aud !Sbnrrsin proportion.
They rise TO - the III Of October. Orders
for tickets enclosing the cash or prize tickets
in any of the State Lotteries, will meet with
the same attention rs if on personal appica-
tfoa, ii addressed Ia
S. II VI. ALLEN s. co.
M. 769, H1iu-areet, Rictmond
September - dir
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LATEST FROM BRAZIL.

Alfred p. Edwards, Esq. passenger in
the Sntana, at New York from RIO ia
Metro, is bearer Of dispatches for Govern
ment, AID for the Brazilian Charge DIES
Affairs. II. left On the 9Th August, aud
represents that the political affairs OF that
country were IN very unsettled state
Neither party has confidence in the Fan
pcror. The old Portuguese residents oi
The Brazils, have all concentrated at Ki",
and they are the principal supporters ana
advisers of the Emperor they however,
consider him as renegade, but rs MAI
ter of policy make use nt him 10 answer
their purpose. The BraziIlians have lost
all their confidence in him they think
that the course which he has been pursn
ing, will finally end Ill the surrender ot
the country to his father. /. nd whenever
a Portuguese squadron OF force appears
on the coast of sufficient strength 10 war
rant it, he will make the attempt. He has
becn s,sng every cxertion To endeaVonr to-
do away this impression, by Pro.lama
tions and other public acts, but all to II"
effect.
All the Northern Provinces, from the
.n,azon to Bahia, were hostile +" the h'n
nnr,r ann y, ,:nId not acknowledge ms pew
cnnsli,nii.n. Gen. rar,eIl", the Go'cr"or
of me proyInce of peruambuco, " no - -
putel 10 be man nj talents, aud 81 h'"'
republican, principles, 10 ii the head 81 Wv
oppositiou party. He has recently fec""'
o,ended to the people Ia call q con- eh"''A
| 10 meet al same eeplral point, for the p"r
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Important DiScorety-This is truly th"
aye of dscos.ries, aud if hut IA moiety Of
the improvements in almost every thing
conduci,r to mans welfare, as noticed III
the papers of the day, were such IN reality
perfection might be considered nearly at
tanned by the present inhabitants OF the
world. When the improvements of our
comtrynau Perkins in Steam Machinery,
first met the public ear, expectation was
on liptoe to see his plan realized hui, he
fore they are brought to maturity, or even
put in useful motion, anotn"r discovery
starts into life, which completely eciips'S
aud throws bis improvement so Tar III the
back ground, that the human mind Is COW
founded at the mag litude and Versatility
of human genius
The "Ltdcpendent," IN Edinhurs weekly
paper, publishes an account OF new d'.-
coy.ry in the arts and sciences, which, II
is asserted, will altogether supersede me
use of steam in working maclienry. In.
stead of steam, hydrogen gas ~ introduced
into the cylinder, which, being DE
strpyed by combustion, produces com
pLbtc vacuum. into which the piston r....sncs
with irres4t;bie force. Gas Is asalr intro
duced, and raiscs tllc piston 'fhea II is
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action Now - your eyes, I'll 6sht tie
best man IN your town or county, Hi-
look, figure aud attitude completely awed
the moi. Paddy, no shirt and Paddy
with six shirta. appeared very different h.
lnss. Thu market peupic eherred him,
and he returned II TRIUMPH In his lodging
VIM butan lfshman,' observed II gcntle.
man al the time, could have ptrf rmsd
such Il singular parl ? london popsr.
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SYMPTOMS or WAR IN EUROPE

SfhPIOhS OF WAR IN EUROPE.
Baltimore, Sept oi.-The editor of
the New York Evening Post, announces
the receipt of Barbadoes Papers tn the Sd
of this mouth inclusive, containing ac-
counts from England later in date than
WRIT had been last received from Liver
pool.
These papers, after announcing that the
Dey of AlSiers had submitted to the terms
proposed by the British Admiral, aud that
the blockadng squadron had been ordered
|" the TaGus, state that such was The anx-
iety II expedite the sailing of the OCEAN of
80 guns, the flag ship ot L"rd Amrlius
Beancirfk, she was lowed by steam boat
out OF the harhur. Tn. Vengeance OF "a,
lately lanHched ut Milford, had been put in
commission, aud VAS also supposed In be
desllntd for the same service This in
formation, observes the liarbad,an OF the
Sd inst. connected With that which we
learn hom good authority, the Gangrs
aud SaPerb being ordered to the same sta
tion rs the squadron from Als.rs, rxcitcs
suspicion that something is brewing be-
tween France and Portugal"
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The versatile originality of character for
which the lower oldtr of the Irish people
are remarkahir, has been often noticed in
En- land, as well ~ on the continent /; and
il seems agreed HAT thry possess clearer
perceptions, and more intellect than are 20
be found, in the same ca-s, in any other
country in Europe. Many anecdotes, IL
Illustrative Of this character, may he related.
The following, lndiereus ms it may appear,
is Il real fact: A poor liishman, unable 10
obtain work, attached himself fol ii nisrr.
able subsistence only, 10 an English stroll
ing company of players, With whom he
played macy parts -siickcr of bill, bag.
gaze drawer, scene shilter, $tc. Arriving
Al the town Of TalhtOn, rs soon ms the ne
cessary dispositions were made for open
ing the Theatre, Pat was despatched to
post the bile, aud to announce the pcrfur-
nance-which he did in tie streets and
market place, m strung souorons ,1iec.
!" We'll done, Paddy wc'l done !" ex-
claimed the mob. Pat wa- heard with AZ
tenlon, ADD every thing went on well, until
N unlucky wight cried ont, Paddy, no
shut - which was nj once echoed by al
hundred voices. Poor Pat became silent,
his honor was deeply wounded, he retired
the rabbc ,ncilef-4ling, Paddy, no shirt
Pat vas known to possess q ki"d aud warm
heart, and WAS = favUritc with tine cotnpa-
nv they tried II consulc him One ;t.k'd
Why hr did not repeI the iasalts Of the
mob. by my SOUL said Pat, my tongue
could not speak, brcause what thy said
was trllr ; this Two months ! have lad bat
half a shirt, aud NOW il is in rags Beior
night, however, honest Pat, 10 his great
joy, found himself muster of six good shirts,
each of the actors having presented him
with unr. When the period Of the neg.
performance arrived, Pat Sailed f"'..in, in
high spirits, 10 proclaim it "r n-na. he
was hailed with the cri"s % Paddy M
shirt. Arrived Is III market mace. he
stood erect, AM surveying the crowd will
! free ..nsoaat -,e--he stripped himself
Ind counting down his shirts, tall oi
which ne had ON one, two, three, &c. in q
voice Of thunder, lie advance! ready for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01

NV York, Sept is. -Ahl' ease was TO
nave been tried in the Court OF 1..nera'
Session, of the pcare this inormng. 0n
we opening Of the Court, the District At
'ornry stat, a., thai he, should NOT pat the
',ecnsi.i on his tIial aud that in rostponing
~, ny lrlal he acted under the advice Of Mr..
"'sseiI'scounsel, after they had, consulted
IN 'l1e subject, He further stated that Mr..
"''s''l VAS anxious ffr the trial to ems ne.
.4meriean' .
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Irish Iiinens.

NE have just received Q cases rr,ss
W bleached Irish Linens Of very ,uper q.
lahric, also, few rich toilet Glasses. Black
MandriaR Grape Robes, a new article W
MIKE, RoRERsQN& On,
August IN az
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gain destroyed by combustion, a. before,
A patent has been obtained for the disco
very. The engine will only weigh from
firenfyf re TO thirty ewt. A small stove
will supply the place of the steam boiler,
aud FIRE barrels Of nil, it is calculated, will
take i ship Ia India lied. Ga.
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TO write about him except to ask how
health is Pm told he's better. Pm
ii of It. But should he chance not to
.nyer. want to know il Albert Gauatin,
,uld he he clcct..d Vice President, would
.ceed to the Presidency A young
in AT my elbow tells me he wonid. -
len, I'm against the Cra.giofd ticket al
gelkef. Far, while live, don't wsnttn
~ an Ameries1 ship pat under command
r. fortigner. American tars understand
Ar .Iaericon language, brt they are hot
I,ady ~ take the chance Of entering with
commander whose language thry would
ave to learn. They've no time Tor thai,
I.tber in port ~ at sea, in gale ar IN Il
...ht Let us have none of this. No not,
even The chance ii II.
wish Nr. Craniord may get well. lve
no hostility TO him-hot there's better
than hr, even though he'd
n,.xer bren sick in hi, liie-gise MS one of
,bern. There's Adams-nDbody objects
+, him. Hes a sound trnchlooded Amrri
,.,n and there's jackson, aud Clay, and IA
,hoosand others--ail good men and true,
~ M ha,'nl got foreigner for their fret
,n.t. No, no, give MS an Amcrican-sO
says the friend OIL old Barney, and The
NAVY,
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From the Lon3on Aorning Cironia'
Jaiy 81.

JtHV o.
Among the extracts from German and
Dutch papers will be found an account of
two Edicls which have been Just issued al
Vienna one of them prohibiting Lady
Oxford, Mrs. Hutchinson, Lord Ilolland,
L1dy Morgan, and a Danish Lady, from
entering any part Of the Austrian domi-
uons, and ordering their instant removal
should they have already entered ; the
second commanding the proper authorities
not IL suffer any persons who appear sus
piciuus To enter these same duminious.
The petcXt for prohibiting Lady Oxford,
Mrs. hutchinson, aud the Danish Lady, IS
the order issued by the French government
some time ago. Lady Morgan has drawn
down On herself the vengeance of the
Austrian government by the manner in
Which she speaks of ii IN her WILL known
work IN Italy. The guund assigned for
denying 10 lord Holland the pleasure of a
view of any part Of the Austrian domlnions
is In be sure curious enough. Lord Ii0i
Mnd, rho IS ,cuH knoitn rs an enthusiast
cui odhrem Of RadicnliSm, md erea IN
The English Parliament openly mters The
most Daoient abuse otthe .W'ed .fonarcI's
This ~ petty good for beginning. SO
because Lord Holland abuses the allied
monarchs in the English Parliament, he is
to be prohibited from entering The Aus
tran domuions Of course the other al
lied monarchs will follow this example in
good nc-thoush we suppose there IS
not much danger of his lordslips chooalng
to make the tour tf RUSSIA. This IS Il
pretty hint to the English parliament.
!. Good lords aud gentlemen, keep civil
tongue in your head -ifyou will speak Of
the allied monarohs, let your language be
courteous and rcspectful-or the far fields
of Italy you shall never behold. An Aus
TRAN corporal, when he receives the Or
ders, will pay M more attention 10 the
proprietor of dozen OF boroughs than To
the servant who wears his livery aud
however comfortably you may b" settled
for the season at Pisa or FInrencr, You
must SHIFT your quarters AT moments
warning, when Prince Mrtternieh gives
the word"
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TO the public.

4 LI.persons are cautioned from traIing
"A Tor n Note executed by me 10 John Dil.
lard tor tosiollnrs, and ASSIGNED b. the o,,iJ
DlIiar,l 10 John Smoote, Ms the said pntc + a..
been satisfied. THOMAS sour
October !. |
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VERMONT ELECTIONS.

The RuthIand Herald of the 4th inst.
announces the re election of his eNcelifnry
e. ?. Van Ness, as Governor, and his no
n, Aaron Leland, as Lie'lSenant Governor
OF Vermont. Benjamin Swan, Esq has
been chosen Treasurer. There is no gem
raj return ofvotes given hat in Rnthland,
we observe, Gov. Van Ness had a3a, aud
9r. Doolililc .. The Crawfordisn"
imputed To Coy. Vac Ness, therefore,
does not seem to have impaired his P"pu-
hrily.
The Ilou. Rolliu {. Mallory, Esq is re-
elected to Congress the l9thl without OPP
nnslIIOn.
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rIECTIoNSIN MAINE.

The following information copied rom
the Eastern Argus, the leading Republican
print of Maine, angurs we'll for the Ma
tonal Candidate for the Presidency. Mr.
Lpnsfellow is the present Representative
in Congress from that district.
ELECTION.
PoRTLaSp, Sept. i4.-The result OF the
election yesterday, ST. far Is "r had heard
last evening, when our paper went IL press
is hi shly favorable othc Republican cause.
We think there is no Doubt of the election
Of Mr.. Anderson, as Representative 10
Congress, and Of Merssrs Dunn, Dunlap,
and Churchill, as Senators for this C"nn'
ty. The ne, gain for Mr.. Anderson in tins
town since last year is -. There WAS p"
organized opposition tn Gov PARIS at tins
election The votes thrown far hun IN
this town we're III, and there were 80 or
~ scattering.
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pose of forming a constitution and to es.

pose of forming constitution and TO es-
tablish n Government for themselves.
The Emperor has secured the Navy, &
The confidence of the army, which he has
about hum, consisting OF about 1000 re-
GUAR troops, mostly blaek-iIe keeps
them well clothed aud regularly paid, nv
thts course lac has secured their conf
dence.
Abont the 10th June information from
Lisbon was received, stating ihai Tie cx
pediiion intended against the Brazils, had
been given up far the present. Upon the
receipt of this information, n new decree
was issued, ordering the renewal Of the
blockade OF Ptrnamhuco, and a squadron
of five vessels Was despatched Tor that
purpose, aud the blockade was again re
ae~ed. About The Goth July the ipCer
nation ir"m the Norlhrrn Provinces was
OF SO alarming nature 60 the Emperor
that he conceived 1t necessary TINT intrc
date steps should he taken 10 endcavour
10 put Il stop TO the carrcnt of political
vents which were there setting against him
--Ihefetulc, on the 26th Juis, M embar
90 wa lald on the shipping al Rio de ia
nero, and all the vessels ut war Thea in port
were immediately prepared for SEA, and
general press for seamen took place ptth
0Ht regard 10 ndffOa
On the Sd August IN expedition sailed,
consisting OF one ~ and four ether vessels
ct war, with hummer of Transports, hay
ing on board 200e troops, under the orders
OF Ten. Lima and the squadron under
tl,e command Of Lord Cochiane. lts ob
lect Is to make a landing near pcrnambucO.
lhe fefnalnhacans are represented I" he
IN streng force, with iich treasury. On
the Sd Aug. the first blochadiug squadron
OF Pernsnbnco, under the command of
Com. Tayior reached Rio Janero, aud
orders were Immediately given To have
those ships prepared Tor sea. Every rx
ertion WAS making IL get THEM in rcadi
ness IN sail in the course ola few days,
with Il military force. Its object was a
gainst the Province of SearraS, which had
recently sent back to the Emperor the
Governor which he had sent them, saying
that they preferred governing themselves.
Admiral Jcwctt would command this
squadron,
On the evening Of the 81 Of August by
an order from the Emperor, great dis
play OF rrioicings commenced, aud con-
hnued for three days, III consequence ct
the birth Qfu Princess III the Public or
fees were closed and all business suspend
ed ; and on the nth, the child was To he
baptized, and Ill business was agdta 10 h"
suspended for three dcys more.
There arrived al RIO de- Janriro, in The
months of Juoe aud July, sevrn Vessels
from the coast OF Africa, with oeer 5000
slaves,
Yankee Eaieprise.- The brig rrcl,id,
Chadwick, had arrived at Rio de Jaectre.
with a cargo Of sailed beef aud hides,
which had been obtained by killing the
Wild cattle on the Coast of Patagonia The
beef WAS well preserved, aud of Il good
quality.
The British sloop Of war Swif,snrc, mr.
rived AT RIO de Janeiro on the 7lh of Aug.
from England, with Specie on account OF
TIL new Loan To Brazl.--lt was said She
had on board 100000 sterling.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01

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New Hampshire, by general ticket,
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Rhode Island, by general ticket, 4
Connecticut, by general ticket,
Vermont, by legislature,
New York, by legislature, sc
New Jtlsey, by general ticket,
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Delaware, by Legislature, 3
Mary land, by districts, II
virginia, by general ticket, 81
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Georgia, by Legislature, o
kentucky, by three districts, II
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Maine, Seren of the electors arc chosen
by districts, and tuo at large, or by
general ticket,
Missouri, hy people, districts,
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An artist of PhdadrIphia proposes To
pshIi,h superb" historical Il alltSorlcal"
mini # the surrender of the British army
nj yorktown Ia represent, IN particular,
Lord CORVALLIS delivering his sword To
General Washington. This feature of the
nicture may be alegorical, but II will not
be historical as il will represent what
never took place.