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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

s'"S' VIII Saoht itH Mlch create
force ms 70 throw him from The wagon.
on a sharp stone, which entered III
head, and Instantly deprived him DC
life.
Washington, Nay %, 1894. .
Col W. Nichols, member Of th6
parliament OF Upl er Canada after din
ing at the house of a friend at Fort
George, started to return III his wagon
e his own residence above Queenstown.
The. night was extremely dark. and
when hff. Nichols had descended The
Heights just above Queenstown, where
The road takes sudden turn On the
brink Of the most awful precipices. I'm
the Niagara river, his horse instead al
turning TO the right, and following thc
road went streighf forward to the nreci-
plcc,. when, harribIe 10 relate! Mr. Nj
chols, his horse and wagon, we're all
rrecipitated headlong. down TIA, asfi.l
steep, distance, IN The whole of about
Mrts hundred feet. Il il neediessto add
that M,. nj hols was killed Instantly:
MS horse shared his fate, and M wa
gon was literally dashed to atoms
SAvANNAH, May 1 3 = lcc;deni. 80 !.
Dofing 4 sadden squat Oh Tbrsdav
afternoon, about six o'clock. q sai{
boat, with ivpf men in ii. (heIieyed
20 be seatnch) when abont q miles 81.
low the CITY, hoslpd Up, WIS capsiz-
Cd, and sunk The crew 81 Inc boat
some distance aipcad san the soual Il
strike the sail boat, and lnfned;ateiv
foWed lack to thc.spuf, where they
discovered her mast about four feet /.
bove the water.
The sail boat which we fnent;nnai
bad been upset and sunk, ;n the sm,aIl
on I'huraday evening, was YESTERDAY
raised and lowed up 10 town One
o. 'l'c bodies was fonnd Oh board be-
low tbe half deck.--the others could
not BE- discovered. Another hoat !,
win three persons ON board. u l,;ch
was Out at The same time, Is missing
and.,tls feared, has met with ihe a r,,.s
disaster. On the same day. ! zen man
on board the ship Three Sisters \, !
state Of insanity. jumped oyer5osra !.
and was drowned.
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Tremendous .4lor,n -sT,,r;nc Il;
vine Service on Sunday gorenon. =
the new Friends Meeting. il Rose.
street, New York II, which Anna
Braithwaite was preaching Il a. ar' an
diencc Of about 2200 peonIe 4 ras
tleine, and some rsnts hsv;n~ = 49, 81.
suddenly made IL the walls M ,isrm'
more easiIy imagined Than ,isscr;ssa1
took. place and sucb scene of ro,sf;,
sioa was hardly ever Witnessed ~
have conyersrd with one oi the audi;
ance, who assures ns that no Iives l.st
but that numc,ous persons were ss;rhs,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03
.RBGlpYAls

House and Lot for Sale.
1laiE subscriber win sell, on low terms, the
property he at present occupies, situate on
Martin street, in Martinsburg This property
AzzS. consists of comfortable DWELLING
.fs.s.EM HOUSE, an excellent Slaugh-
~ Ater House, and good Stable, an ex-
cellent Lot of Ground, well enclosed.
Any person disposed to purchase, can know
the terms. which viii be moderate, on appca-
ton to the subscriber.
ABRAHAM HOOPER,
Martinsburg. April If
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-03

NEW ORLEANS, May q "A per-
sonal dispute. wetween two rcspecta-
Bile citizens was decided this morning
IN single combat with swords, one Of
whom, we understand, was thrust
through the body, and instantly cx-
pfrcd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
MOgr1OBSo
Charles County Court,
AneKst Ierm. 1898.

august Term, 1898.
an application to the judges of Charles
" County court, by petition in writing of
LEONARD CooMEs, Of Charles county, for the
benefit of the act of assembly for the relief of
insoivent debtors, passed at November ses-
sion, 1905, and the several supplements thereto
on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule OF
his property and list of his creditors on oath,
so far as he can ascertain them, being annexed
TO his petition, and being satisfied b, conpe-
tent testimony that the said Leonard Coomes
has resided two years, Immediately preceding
the time ofhiS application, in the stale of Ma
ryiand and being also satisfied thar the said
Leonard Coomes is in actual confinement for
debt, and for no other cause /; and the said
Leonard Coomes having entered into bond with
sufficient security for his personal appearance
M Charles county court to answer such allega.
tons as his creditors may make against him
1t rs therefore ordered and adiudged that
the said Leonard Coomes he discharged from
Imprisonment, and that by causing a COPY OF
this order TO be inserted in some one of the
newspapers edited in the district of Columbia
once week for two months successfully before
the third Monday in March next, 10 give notice
to ms creditors TO appear before the said county
court on the third Monday in March next, for
the purpose of recommending trustee for their
benefit and TO shew cause ifany they have, whv
the said Leonard Coomes should not have the
benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state
as prayed lest JOHN BARNES.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
District of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA,
November Term. lSo3-onth Hnu

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA,
November Term, lS23-2oth day.
IN CHANCERY.
John b German, who sues for the use of John
III. Runnels, trustee--coMPLAISANT,
against,
Nugent Riley and Joseph Faircloueh-pEr'rs
INhE defendant Nugent Riley not having
d entered his appearance and given securitv
according 10 the statute, and rules OF the rour,
and 1t appearing to tile satisfaction of the
court upon affidavit filed, that the said Nueent
hIiey rs not an inbabitant of the district of Co
'unbia-on motion Of the complainant, by his
attorney, IT is ordered-That the defendant
N"gent Riley appear here on, OF before, the LIST
DAY on next May term Of this court, and answer
the OIL OF the complainant, and that the defeo
danf, Joseph Fairclough do not pay avsy, CON
vey, or secrete the money by him owing, or The
debts, property effects i'm his hands beIongino.
70 the said absent defendan, Nugen, RILEY, mn.
tiI hvther order of this court and thai 81
copy of this order he published in one of the
newspapers printed in the town Of Alexandra.
Tor two months successfully, and that another
copy ne posted al the front door ofthe cour,
mouse OF said county. A copy. Teste,
ZEN I'm L. 7. LEE, &. G..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD

J. Five dollars year halt yearly in advance
by town Subscribers
". Subscriptions for less than six menU,s
charged at the rate Of six and n quarter Gems
each paper
~ EAhs papcrs six nhd quarter cents.
~ NO paper discontinued until all arfear
ages are balanced
" ADVERTISEaESTs, not exceeding = square
inserted three times 10, one dollar and twenty
I'VE cents ior every subsequent insertion: Lar
ger ones IN proportion. Advertisements which
have not the number Of ia errions u,1rssd, Is.
writing, wiz - cnn-ir,-9,, ~, For,,,6
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
KERR B FITZHUGH


OFFER for sale on good terms hhds
" Orleans sugar
hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
30 bbls assorted sugars
600 ioayes refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing molasses
5000 W.T. prime green coffee
10 chests and half chests gunpowder, i'm
periai and young hyson teas of the latest
importations
case sup gunpowder tea in 2 Id cannisters
And | box fine souchong do
pipe old l.. z. Madeira wine, Araujo's
brand
or casks sup ole port do
l pipe Teneriffe do old
90 cases oidMadsira do doz each
25 do do port do do
ID do claret do do
2 pipes very sup eognac brandy 7years old
do Antigua do
500 gals old whisky
] pipe old Irish DO
80 bbls Bstimoredo
90 boxes sperm candles Swain &. Co.'S patent
10 boxes mould do
10 do dipped do
loo gals Rodmani best sperm oil
Al boxes soap very good
ID kegs guupowdSr
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
NOTICE.

asHYbRa IN obedience 20 the foregoing de-
t cree, shall on the FIRST MONDAY
V&TE in APRIL next, (being the day Of
election for cosnty delegates) be-
-~ fore the front door Of the court
house # Prince William county, offer for sale
by public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the parcel Of land ofthe defendants Ming
and wife in the said decree mentioned. The
land is represented to contain upwards Of $50
acres-to be fertile, well wooded, and watered,
and to he conveniently and agreeably located.
jan 30 2m MACRAE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
FOR SALK,

FOR SALE,
A. a farm,inFairfax county ,contain-
s iog 100 acres, within two miles Of
sRTAsS Alexandria, and lying between the
lands of Robt. Patton and A. G..
Cazenoye, through which the great
southern read passes. Any person who is
disposed to purchase can view the premises and
ascertain other particulars, from the agent
MIR. JAMES GAIT, in Alexandra.
N. VI the farm is not disposed ofal private
sale before the 18th day of April nezt,it will on
that day be offered at auction to the highest hid.
der for cash Is feb o.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
Shad Fishery to be Rented.
Also, the Gunston Landing

On the lower side of Pohick This shore is re-
markaole for land custom Of wagons, &c and is
easily fished five or six hauls can be made on
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
Buckwheat Meal, Pork, Raisins.

Buckwheat Meal, Pork, Raisins.
II lindsay & Hill, have just received from
~ New York per scls Exchange, Whttlesay,
and for sale on accommodating terms,
90 bbls buckwheat neal, ofsuperior quality
10 do mess pork, ~ Y. city inspection
% boxes Muscatel raisins
90 do bloom do
10 casks Goshen cheese
% boxes mould candles, warranted.
INsToRE,
Hhds Antigua and. Jamaica rum
pipes Holland glib
DO hhds whiskey
10 chests Young hyson
DO 1Gcatty boxes imperial {
so bags Brazil whie sugar, very superior
Loaf and lump sugar, currants, walnuts, FL
berts, &c &c ian Q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
THE STEAMBOAT
u @ Il O Nj 4 G

Will be in complete order and commence run
ming on Wednesday the 25th inst as heretofore,
between Washington, Alexandria, Norfolk, City
Point and MISUNDERSTANDING Washington every
Wednesday, at o'clock, p NJ. and .lierundri ia
at o'clock for Norfolk will arrive there the
evening OF the next day, and the following
morning, say Friday morning, leave Norfolk at
o'clock, for City Point and Richmond ar
rive ut City Point before darl,a at Richmond
the evening of the same day.
Returning will leave Richmond at 6 o'clo, K
every Sunday morning; stop at City Point for
passengers aud arrive at Norfolk the evening
of the same day. VIII leave Norfolk for Alex
andria and Washington every Monday morning
at o'clock. Fare, including meals and table
drink, between Washington aud Norfolk .Sll,
Alexandria and Norfolk $40 so between Nor
| folk and City Point 81; between Norfolk and
Richmond s.. feb is
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
MECHANICS BANK.

FEBRUARY @, 1924.
VII Il Stockholders in this institution, arc
by notified that an election for fifteen
directors, 20 serve the ensuing wear, will he
held at their banking house, on the sEcosI
MONDAY (o1H DAY. OF MARCH EFxr.
feb CHARLES CHAPLIN, cash
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
A FRESH
SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.

fsHHE subscribers have just received in add
II ton TO their former stock, well selected
and complete assortment of seasonable goods,
consisting in part of
Super and superfine London and Common
blue and black cloths
Do do do olive, brown, and drab do
Do do do blue and black cassimeres
Do do do Coronation, and drab plain and
striped do
Cassinets, blues, and blue and grey mixed,
from Sykess factory
Hose, Whitney, point, and Dufiil blankets
Red, white, and yellow 1annes
Fearnaught, flushing, and booking baizes
Blue and drab plains
Devonshire and marble kerseys
Linsey woolsey, burlaps, and ticklenburgs
Russia sheetiDgS and diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Linen cambric and brown Hollands
Bandanna and flag hdkfS
Spittefeld new fashion twilled silk hdkfs
o., 4-4 cotton checks, Dorchester bed ticking
Rhodes's bembazetts, plain and figured, Of
various colors, black bombazeen
al new fashion super French chintg
rs do do London do
And a general assortment of low priced cali
Indigo blue plaid domestics
4-4, 7-s, Sd bleachej and brown shirtings
and sheetings, from the celebrated Black
stone factory
Lambs wool, worsted and Vigona half and
long hosiery
Black italian, and hatband Grape
Canton and Nankeen grapes, in pieces and
robes
Null, jaconet, and cambria muslin, &c.
And great variety of other articles, too nu-
merous to mention, all of which will be sold
VERY Low FOR CASH, or to punctual customers
- usual ALSO
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03

CONSISTING
Extra superfinc, fine net and book muslns
and common blue and real India null muslins,
black London cloths superfine and common
& cassimeres, fancy CO. Cd cambrics, super
lorcd cloths, fashona- book muslin hkfs, ca
BILE mixed cassimercs licoes (rich dark pat
ribbed (new style), Va ems, crcassian pIaids,
lencia and Swansdown blk white and lead CO.
Vestings, figured and lord superfine worsted
plain bombazetts, cas- 5 hose, English and
sinetts, mcrno shawls French hosiery (plain
hdkfs, imitation do, and rihbed), black and
Cashmere scarfS, fine white silk gloves, linen
black bombazines, rich cambrics diapers Lew
figured gross de ma is 4, Tomes's super gilt
pies silk, figured levan : buttons, crimson, red,
black Italian lutstring, white and yellow fan.
satins, levantines and neis, blue and white
senshaws, black and kerseys, linsey wool
colored silk vevets, lta- sey, booking baize rose
iIan Grape, Nankeen s blankets, point do, a
and Canton grapes, prom and furniture
Grape shawls, scarfs : checks, bed ticking do
handkerchiefS, inser- nestle plaids g. stripes,
ton trimmings, jaco- with variety of
OTHER ARTICLES.
all which will be sold extremely low for cash.
N. b 5000 lbs cotton yarn oct 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
Also, Courts Point.

On the Potomac, just below the "hite House.
This shore commands the Potomac channel it
was once f'hed by some Baltimore fishermen,
who put up about 900 barrels of shad if judi
ciouSiy fshed, there is no doubt of its being a
valuable shad landing. Ii is confidently beliey-
ed that ten nllions of herring may be taken at
this shore.
Good comfortable buildings are on all these
landings Application to be made TO the sub
scr'bcr, at Mount Eagle, near Alexandria.
ieh 20 HawMl5 GEORGE MASON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
AWGplONSo

UNITED STATES COURT,
Fifth circuit and Virginia district, Dec. /, 1923.
~ cnAScERY.
Mary Wormlcy, wife of Hugh Wallace Wormley,
h. George F Strothcr her next friend, aud
yobu Wormiey, Mary vi. Warmley, Jane
T Wor.a.ev, aud Ann b. Wormley, infant
chi,lren of the said Mary aud Hugh, by the
george T. Strother, their next friend,
rLA,Srurs: against
VI ,,h Wallace Warmiey, Thomas Strobe, Rich
arb Vcitch, David Castleman, and Charles
Mccormick, DEFENDANTS.
.,vssnn A mandate from the supreme
$500 court ofthc United States, has been
S$x48E transmitted to this court, IN one
iience to which this court doth
-~S- order and decree,-that the tract OF
tau. living i'm the county of Frederick, ana also
lie CITY acres of land adjoining thereto, whicn
were conveyed by Thomas otroue an" isn
Wallace Wormlcv, to Richard Neitch, oy ueeu
,,,r;,, dat. the 10Th day of September, lSlu,
aud ,ver, conveyed nv the said Richard Neitci,
., the defendants David Castleman anu Sharies
Mccormick, which fifty acres OF lana shah oe
Laid ofby the surveyor of Frederick county, by
running a lnc parallel 10 the present iine oe
tween Hugh Wallace Wormieys ianu' anu
NIarv r. Woru,ley's land, according to the ace"
az the 3jst of august, 1910, between Mary
WormIey, guardian of Mary b. Wornley, John
Cruger Wnrnley aud Anna his wifc' h"gn w
Wurmley aud Thomas Strobe, trustees, &C, ne
sold nv the marshal of this this court, oy hun'
self or nv one OF his deputies on the following
terms, viz
q is ordered, That after advertising the t'ne
ana, Mace of sale in one or more OF the he"sP"-
uers published in the Winchester, Martnsourg'
Cbnrcstown and Alexandria, for four weeks
successively the lands To be sold the higneS'
bidder that the sum of three thousand dollars
he paii in ready money, or in note payaoiS III
siYty DAYS, with one or more indorser or lndor-
sers 10 be approved by the officer VINO may
make the sale aud 10 be negotiable ana payable
in the branch Of the Farmers bank in Winches-
Ter: that the residue Of the purchase money De
nayahle i'm three equal pay ments OF one, two ana
three years that bonds aud security, to be ap.
proved bv the said officer, be given for the said
remaining amount of the purchase money, and
that a deed of trust on the land sold, be taken
as further security for the payment oil the saio
bonds: after the execution, the marshal IS di
rected to convey the land sold to the purchaser
or purchasers thereof. -,
4 cppy-Teste, RICHD. JEFFRlES, Cli
Iy,Im compliance with the above decree,
shall proceed TO sell the tract of land therein
mentioned, TO the highest bidder, on wEpsEs
BAY the TENTH day of MARCH next, before I'M
front door of Edward McGuires hotel, In TN
town of Winchester.
A. r THORNTON, ID. NJ.
ian % 4w For John Pegram. Nj. v. y
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
Sixty Dollars Reward.

q Ran away from the subscriber
* residing in Culpeper county, Va
EET on the night the 10Th inst three
@T/ negroes-FRAiNK, JAMES, and
sseaz,,kkae BEN Frank has very dark com.
plexion, prominent cheek bones,
an acqueliHe nose, sunken eyes, rather a con.
sumptive form, and has "A slight cough, and a
conspicuous scar on his lief: wrist, which has oc-
casioned the loss efpulsation in that arm; when
ne eloped, he wore red yarn coat and white
pantaloons his age between So and 10. James
has light compexion,is oflow stature land has
lost most fhis fore teeth; is apt to smile when
spoken to; by trade blacksmith, cooper, and
stone-mason, of which he is very fond of talk
ing. Ben is black, stout made, with remark
ably thick lips, and has knot or scar on the
back part of his head he went off on a large
bay horse. The above reward will be given to
any person who will apprehend said negroes and
secure them in anyjaiI so that ! get them again,
or go for either, secured as above
GEORGE w. S. THORNTON.
Thornton Hill, Va. Sept. 2I-og If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
LOT OF GROUND,
Prince William County Court,
December I'd, 1923.

December I'd, 1873
CHANcERY.
Thomas Chapman, late surviving acting exc
cutor of William Carr, deceased, and John
Spence, administrator de bonis non, with
the will annexed of the said William Carr,
Observation-Disclosures
against
William II. Tebbs, and Lydia Tebbs, his wife,
and CHARLES Ming, and Victori Ming, his
wifc-DEFENDANTS.
UNHiS cause came on this day, to be heard %,
u consent of parties, upon the bill, an
swers OF the defendants and exhibits, and
was argued by counsel-upon consideration
tisa Sss>s~vst, the court doth
adiuIge, order aud decree, thai the defendants,
Charles Ming and Victoria, his wife, be for
ever barred aud fcreclosed from all equity Of
redemption il the mortgdged premises, i'm the
bill mcntionad-that the part of the tract of
Ian,l on Broad run, containing seven hundred
acre., belonging TO Chas Ming and wife,agreea-
by to the partition between them and said
VIM. H. TebbS, in the proceedings mentioned,
be sold by public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash, by the CO limissioner hereinafter nam
Ell, after giving sixty days notice of the time
and place of such sale in some newspaper prin
ted in the town of Alexandria, and by adver
tisement at the door of the court house
Prince William county, and apply the proceeds
Of such sale, first to the payment of the costs,
charges and eXpences thereof, and of the exc
cutior of this decree secondly, to the payment
of nineteen hundred and sixty eight dollars and
forty cents and interest thereon from the date
hereof 20 the complainant Thomas Chapman, tor
his assignee, and pay the residue, il any, oe
the defendant Charles Ming that John Macrea
do carry this decree into effect: but the right
Of the complainant in relation to the residue of
the said mortgage debt are reserved, and tbs
court retains the cause for such further decree
in relation 10 the OF her defenants and the said
Ming aud wife as it may think proper.
4 copy. Teste, VI b. SINCLAIR, d. G.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03

A mandate from the supreme
court ofthc United States, has beer
transmitted to this court, in ODE
dience to which this court dot
order and decree, the tract o
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-20

.ssy would It be, in reviewing the career Of Mr.
Crawford, to shew that these eulogiums are misap-
vIied Passing over "private anecdotes" which cit
we're indecorous to detail,'' will present in
stance Of the overbearng temperament OF MIR
Crawford, and refer to him as Senator denouncing
BY name, three of the sovereign States Of this
federacy-New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia
as exercising an usurPed authority" and attemp-
ting By usurPation to tegislate for congress-" He
describes them acting under the influence Of
"7Heir ararice combined ,oih their Tore of domino
ton." And what was the crime which drew upon
these States, this furious anathema? Why, truly,
their legislatures had presumed, in the exercise OF
right which has ever been held sacred by republic
cans to instruct their members of congress to vote
against the bill for rechartering the old bank OF the
United States. Il was for this offence, that MIR.
Crawford, on the Aoor Of the Senate, issued this
wholesale denunciatun against three oft first
States in the Unions and descending from generals
10 particulars assas the motives Of their representa-
tyes by an assertion which ought not to have been
made, without proof, of the meanest individual in
society. .4nd IN the banks in tChich they (the
States hare no stock, many Of Heindiriduat mem
bprs Of their legislatures are stockholders and,
doubt, acere influenced By motires Of sheer drdrice.
Now ask if there is any incident to be found in the
lie of Mr.. Adams of General Jackson so preg-
nant with aristocrac feeling and naughty and
superciious contempt of the rights OF the States and
oil The people as this Senatorial escapade Let the
people determine.
A DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-20

The TARIFF bill passed the House of Repre-.
sentatyes OF the y. States Friday last, yeas 1917,
nays 1902.
New Orleans papers to the Esd ult. inclusive.
have been received at New York. The Bill for the
Louisiana Loan Office had passed the Senate, and a
committee Of the House of Representatives had re-
ported in favor Of the passage OF the bill bill was
before the Legislature to incorporate the Bank oil
Louisiana, with capital of S4000,00o,
The Rev. MIR. Hogan, Pastor or ST. Nary
Church, in Philadelphia, has srriyed at Charleston
5. &. in the British ship Mary Catharinc, from Liv.
erpool.
BUENOS AYRES.
The Editor Of the Colomhiano, on the tenth Of
March, abiding to recent advices, says" We are
happy that the affairs oil Buenos Ayres are adyan.
cling with more order and consistency than hereto,
FORE"
1t is estimated that there are 1904 legislators in
the U States, nearly all Of whom are now in actual
service! Our army contains but 6000 men.
Indiana W,ne In the past season, the cultisa-
tors of the cine have had the most laterlng success
AT Vevay, Indiana, six persons alone manufactured
$500 gallons Of good Wine. Mobile pap.