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we appTehend that stand in a mos, awkward
and unpleasant relation 10 Great Britain she was
unquesionably desirouS during the last session Of
Congress OF admitting into her West India Ports:
perhaps on AS fair terms ofrecipTocity as we had
riSh' 10 expect. she had passed Act OF Parliament
on the subject, and II only Necessary for us TO
meet 1t by corresponding law. Under these cir
cunsianccs, the Merchants OF Baltimore presented
Memorial TO the last Congress with the view OF
obtaining such regulation. Mr.. LLOYD, the
Chairman OF the Committee TO whom il was com
initted, made unfaVcrsbls Report, which he
supported by an elaborate Speech. He was op
posed by Gen. Smith in very:lucd Speech-snd
also by MI. TSZsweli, who compafed the various
effects Of attempting TO fsake the arrangement by
lam and by iredty; Insisted upon it that Great
Britain had made fair overture to us, and that il
was our interest TO meet tby corresponding law ;
that the Administration, however, was opposed 10
the law, because they wished 10 run away with the
credit Of doing by way Of tfcsty in which. how
ever, they might altogether fail IL moss turns oui
that Great Britain has refused 20 do it by treaty
4 so warm has the pondenc c become that she
talks OF denying 10 us the benefits OF her law. To
such an awkward embarrassment has this diploma
used Administration reduced US - And we are moi
only 10 suffer By the reduction OF oui West India
trade, bot The i-huuour growing out of this ne
gocistion is too likely, we apprehend to extend
itself to the other topics Of hegocaton, pariicu-
larly to the great question of Boundaries
The administration will not be wanting in ex-
erlions 10 inaame pride, or influence our iuJg-
menis on this question, by The Documents which
It viii lay before Congress. We shall publish
these Documents when they come to hand and
we shall also lay the other side before our readers
The following is specimen OF the arguments,
whicb have been advanced.
tTo TIC Editor If Tie ". y Amcricanl
~ am subscriber % yOur uappf. beras,n
subscriber because admired the ability with which
II was conducted the correct views, the sound
Judgment, and the independent spirit OF your edito-
rial remarks trust TIE same spirit will induce
you TO admit the following into POUR columns.
. Being interested in the Wes; Iodia trade, have
waited with some degree OF curiosity for your pro-
missed remarks on this subject, little doubling that
DAD as was your cause, you would make ' the
Verse appear the ss,,ss resssa.'' 20 ,Aose "a 10
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In the Canal Convention yesterday, tue conrnit-
tee, to whom it referred TO consider the expo
diency OF suggesting any amendments which light
be necessary in any OF the Legislative acts passed
in relation to the Canal, reported that it unne
cessaiy TO make any amendments beyond these sug
gested in the resolutions recommended to the Con-
venton BY the Central Committee. An amendment
was made 10 'hererort,by adding clause instruci-
ing any committee which may be appointed to draft
a memorial To Consress TO insert request that
Congress would secure the right caimed by Mary
land to make alateral canal through the District Of
Columbia, from the Chesapeake AMI Ohio Canal TO
Baltimore. Mr.. Reed of Pennsylvania moved
memorial requesting OF Congress to take the work
under It's protection as great national work, bu,
the motion was negatiyed. Mr.. Whiulesey of
Ohio, offered some resolutions the subject of
extending the canal TO Lake Erie, but the Conven-
ton adjourned before the question taken upon
them. Nat. J0air. December o.
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VIRGlvza FEJMaLE .acaDEMY-


FqNHE next session Of this Semn,y, commence on Mon
u day. January sth 1897, with the teachers eve in
number, al nf the family aud the course Of .
i.duf'nF the Pre.sni year The subjects taught are Needle
Work Spelling, Reading Writing, English Cram,nar Co.
graphy, Arithmetic, History, Cbymiiy Natural Ph;Io,oo
Bellies Lrire' and Autonomy Ao extensive apoas.u ~
hscn used for uiratngthe truths Of Chyi,try aoJ Ns,o
"gy ana an excellent ps Of Globes for Autonomy ,Dd
h'nsnphy The Latter aided by the hest Man, 10 he ro,d
ihc use will he continued snd their number inores,sd
The charge Tor board With tuition az above viii he go for
we session. muc vocal and Instrumental and Drawing will
also be iaUshij ihe former IT 80 dosrs the latter =, 20 do
's per session drsirble hsi payment should he mad,
m advance but where this Convenient soms indugepr
Of the AT. '
TO persons 10 whom unknown Il may be we'll Ia
state that Of fDf years tutor IN lie Ae se
IT Andrew aud Tone whose character instructors snd.s
Sh "a the South aud the Other puPd Of Dr. Jones Of thar
establishment.
The healne n Doydion ~ proved BY the fact that in or
family, oonsitine Of t1n fhu'y fd,vidu,ls bs. 49,,
iuee euehf been necessary 10 III \,
al ss5ttincs Should that he required the f.t tsrt = -
hand. Esefy hoiflef - expected IT, furnish bedJ,s 81
fmes ora 5nti extra chirge Willie made BOX ~, eli
be fufnisheI Of The uiual store pics.
JOSH. D. WARNF,
=, M CEC l.. BAKER.
6J-wtSiD
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Sale or Itust Properfu-

u Viue ct deed ofu executed IN BY James Richie
and Chri.iana hs wife, dated the goth June 1922 an,
dny admitted in the clerks office Of the countes of
rnco AMI hoekbridSe, order the payment of
certain sums vt therein sold hv me-
front ct the Eage Hotel in the city Of Richmond 2O
nay OF ' month al IL o'clock for ready money undivided
ACRES aud twenty poles lying ia Henrico county the
BROOKE turnpike road and adjoining the Brooke School
House Lot, which piece gru und small wood hou.e
also, a" undivided nOety of two tracts OF land the said
county o R"' kbrtd one supposed acres, the
other $50 ben; the that were
ny the sad Jane. Richie al public sale by the Mar
sha OF the Superior Court of Chancery the Richmond dis
irici Such title svesttd u,,.e will h.. conveyed
- HENRY w. MONCURE, trustee
St
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tIfiu OOIIn,.s Po,c1nJ

20 ANYWAY f. On the suLscgber on Monday tho osa H.
Ia 81 Oc"htT last negro fellow named MOURNING
VINO generally called himself Mourning Richardson and nr
times Rch d'Un alone; It's Ohabe he chance h sr,
travelling Though tie country, he is remarkably n.lIi
gent aud smart Tor slaves ne about five fet
mae or eeyeH inches high, rather slender his make and
when walking carries hts head thrown back and his right fot
turned iur out he has open anil an
pears very pleasing when spoken lie has pen.ta bs,
employed IA dehg az the eUuaies o King and Queen KIM
!" VILLAIN and ErN where he has many acquaintance and
WEI. known" he has also some acquaiuanc Mathews conn
~ and may TohIhy have IA that direction have som
reasons T. believe that lac may have obtained ps.s or nane
i"n some malicious person, under different name api :;
sernims thpioyment III The country The 49,
reward will be II he taken of the state o ia.
get hn again. twenty 1--WE dollars # taken in ia. ,fa -
delivered To me mear b@ers, in t county Essex ON The
iisptananIock River, Va. go s"9
n 90 PASCAL COOKE.
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AIR. SIS great and Jealous exeItions On that mem
orable OCCASION No answer or any farther ex-
PLANTATION was made, when the ballots proceeded, 80
stated above.
Under the rule Of the house, Mr.. Le,rand was
dropi on the first, Mr.. Campbell on the second :,
Mr.. Daniel on the third, Mr.. Pendleion on the
fourth. and Mr.. Bolts the fifth ballot On the
sixth ballot Mr.. Scott having majority of The
votes, declared duly removed
The ballots for removal of u second Councillor
stood thus
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Dec. y.
McssrS. Daniel II. .aIolloy and Richard n
NcseT.zt

srES ILEhEN; Take notice, that sh1i in the Town of
~ 3 Canton on the 2Cih Of December, proceed to take te
and on the gid Of the same month"; Cart Ovcon B Petite,
nsvern IN the county OF Fluyanna, those Of To Gray B,o
weaver and ohsfs and al Powasn Courthouse ON s ts
OF The sane month"; The deposition Of Richard Bass aud on The
fN DAY oil buckingham February Court, those of pleasant
denre IN suit now depending the court of chaneer
"f DIokngia ~ which you plaintiffs and myself The
defendant and to be at each place continued from dsv IN v
until the whole shall be taken, when aud where you attend
not "a N1 or re, "N
Dec. ~
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" The details Of the Proceeding. OF III. Chespeaie ma
Ohio Canal are unsvoidsbiy postponed tan Thusday.
Sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture

Sale of Household and Kitchen furniture
(AT ELLERSLIE)
IN Wednesday the 18Th day of December ediaelv
after the sale Of Land and Nesross Ee,e will De sold
az pubic auction for cash, al the
Household and Kitchen Furniture
heionsmg James Cue, Esq, consisting Of variety of Fur
are 81 the very best quality such Beds, Bed.sd
ng adr.bes Chairs Dining and Tea Tables, Tea and Ia
Dee; ~ It JAMES HERON, aue,.
Y LhoiNiA Attitudes. hoId.n 10 the clerk. Office Of the
ah peici eoui, 81 esnerry for the Richmond district, the
The Mutual Assurance Society AGAINST m ON bd;os m,
State Of Virginia, s " y" oS'ier pi,S W ing
Agsin.t &nA'
william Seiden, John Parkhill, and John I,, adn,r;
~. ,.,.,.. 1"'1 % At''''' e'a p,ii,
appearance and gwen according the act of
shd rules OF this court and appearing by satfactorv
d.re Thai the said defendant here on The Eo,s,h
DAY of the newt term and the the Plaptd. anil
mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some news,
paper published M the city Of Richmond two month, ,uc
eessve aud posted at ths trout door Of Capitol in the
said city. - >As
Aeopy Tec, wM. W. HENING, &C.
peo. l.. GS--wsw
IN chaneery At Qiarierly Count held Tor Louisa coan
4 ", on the 18th day of November, 1895. ''""
Ais~ u D%bee, John u. Brown and Mary his wife, An
DIE" " nson AMI Veeus p Campbell aud Sarah his wiix
a,;r. Plaintiffs,
John d. Winston admor A James Winston, dec. and in his
own right, Peter NJ. Wn.t oil and james Winston $50
The defendant James Winston not hayinr entered hi;
and gwen security according law and the rules
Tits court aud appearing the he not an mia
htsu "i tins state On the motion Of the pltas. nv H. G. Win
so 'hem Attorney ordered that he sppear the
his order be inserted edited in The ,;v ~
RiohnUnd, for eight succes,vey and po.teJ Al tn
door ." the Courthouse OF this County day.
copy. Iess, RIO. CONVERTIBLE.
Dec H. eS-vgvs
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. y.
EST FROM ENGLAND.

.,,ival of the packet ship Alexander,
c,.;n west, from Liverpool, whence she sailed
apps" ,o,ning of The 9th ult. we have received
On VIZ tom Liverpool TO that date, and London
papers -. ;,cusive From the late hour at which
~ '' ....;ved the papers we can make but few ex-
49, Cotton had exhibited great degree OF
ts,r ,broushout the week, but the Loi,isrs OF
s,,oe..d. remained firm at former prices. we OBJ
10 nothing politically important
..o,,n,s from Manchester and the manufacture
,,;s,,;c,s in that neighborbood are dist esslas.
of the principal manufacturers have given
80 of their intention to discharge numbers OF
Iii workmen. Representations OF the conse-
'D N'..,ss have been forwarded to government.
IoNnoN. Nov. 7.-Ciiy t,ceice o'ctoc6.-
Since the opening OF the market consois nave au,
.,ancsd from 81 7-S to 2, for the accoun, to "
g. and for moneylSl is to-. lhere Is oe
GREE of firmness in the appearance OF the market
sh;. morning which w have not observed Tor some
for .ome time past, caused by the improvement IN
,be French funds, advice OF which reached Town
A rrea, deal has been done this morning IN Mex
;can bonds which may be quoted at Oh . 10 . H. In
cher foreign securities very little doing Coiu'n-
han 3Si Greeks l43, Russian S1a to D, Spanish
IL TO !.
IoSpoN, Nov. = Lisbon mail reached us
this morninsi it brings intelligence that the dscom.
fitted remnants of the rebels are retiring on al
SIDES towards the fronets ut Spain; taking care IN
one instance at Faro, rifle the public chest; mat
the provinces of the north are perfectly tranquil ~
have never been disturbed; and that the constiiu-
iona. ,roops are ac,ualed by the best spirit
.4uror1.
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EDNI8TyOM

w ks Ann . COIL AMOS School will be continued the
VA ensuing Harlh la the %; Hanover ,hon
10 males above the oouhou,e. The same bfanche, viii h.,
taught IN tins School as taught Tie pesen, year. viz: Spell
g reading writing ritlmoe Eagl GRAMMAR reozrah
wa" 'e use ct hs maps and history The price 'of hoard
ana ''oh including Os'ns Nc will be 100 dollars Tor Ia,
hon alone 70 dOiiaI The School will gin ON the 18Th f
JANUARY aud end ON the 18Th 81 December following mskiuy
ern "t zen months alter dcduetns of the summer nou!
ipov tmen aud uOias Of se scholars nGlused 10 her
Hln"yef, Dec. ~. 50 ~ 4. -''
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EDUCHTIOW.

'ENHE subscriber having engaged young rentlen,, .
a teacher IN his family, who well qualified 10 teach III
English language, also the Latin Greek French lsnruare
and the branches of MathcInatck will fake TO-.
"ys as b"arders. The school will commence ON m. H,n
January next aud expire on the 18th of December.
BOARD .neinalns every thing (iOr 10 monhsj 600
L'ini uteek and French, do.
EDglish do 90 90
r. L - WIN e''ei oi u'e aooye branches, so
1" be pad quarterly. EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Craigton, llenricO, miles north Of Richmond
Dec. r. ~, 80,
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Dec. II.
I.uenty Dollars REGARD

- . - - ;. 1tfIUuIW.
X ANAWAf from Francis a. WILSON. al the An,I;.
IA Springs, negro hoy named ROVLiND about eirb,c
years old, OF low stature and yellow exoec
now lurking about Maj IJwad M1seey. of PovIs,." IS
whom purchased hin, in Richmond where he ha br
t.F viii the abaye reward or said negro 10 he ci;
ed 20 Che subscriber living Nottoway, or 10 Mr. Fran.
WILSON or he secured in jail that get him again and viii
pay all reasonable exveno,s % ~ wa
40 ANTHONY WEBSTER
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Rocketk's .MiN fer SoIe-

AZ the ON day oi January this mill will sold 10 the
" highest bidder 1t situated at Roc krt about 100 ard
from the Composition line Off city of Richmond cacuedto
ah io par OF ones suited TO grinding aud wheat being
furnished with all the machinery for the
OF Hour on large scale The mill under lease for five
years. at $500 per tho which will expire IN the
last day o the The above property viii he ,oI
on credit Of one aud Two years. TIE PROPRIETORS
Dec. 81
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WAS committed 70 the JAIL Of the Town Of Pe,e,bg,y a.
" fnets,y, onth ooh day % Sept fezG negro n,an
6I.i,T vic siysthai he belonrso Mr.. Eli,h Hyatt
"h CsTchuai Chester District, he feet fpehes bieh
"as stout built between Is 80 y,ars Old ba
nA ,oir on the right srn, below the elbow aud also sna
'e On he iorcnc1d Tho owner 10 come
ov' Us property pty ehs,sss and tske him away, Or b.
VIII dealt With % the l4v dissc;s.
ROGER MALLORY, IaHor.
usc. y
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ALSO ta~en on pos,poning iii LIST Monday Ia Jaru
~, and iost-ayes.Si, noes %.
finally. 1t was agreed TO postpone the election
MI Thursday next, ayes 81, noes SIS. (The Senate
subsequently eoncuued.)
Oh Mr.. Gdn!eS's motion, much Of the Gov
er"or's Communication az relates to the Penten,i-
airy, was referred 10 the Penitentiary Committee !:
On MIR. Nays motion, so much of it as relates
10 the oarnins OF the Gauley Bridge was referred
10 the Committee for Z. OF Justice, with insiuc-
''ohs 20 enquire into the expetiency Of proviain.
punishment tor the destruction OF canals, BRIDGES
and other public works.
On Mr. .'IGy's motion, resolution was adopted
20 provide Tor the paying of the tobacco burnt in
"es'OrHoS warehouse, in Petersburg, in July last
Mf .hocTae had leave bring in bill 10 a.
mend the acts TOR improving the navigation OF
Quaniico Creek by Lottery.
Mr. bryce submitted resolution, that the c.
VI Ciaihs oe instructed to enquire for the evidence
Vi 'he return and discrimination of all the state ol-
GERS directed by an act of the General Assembly,
passed IN the year 1881, to lie made TO the then
next General Assembly, and 10 repor; their pro-
ceecings TO this House. Mr.. Il. explained the
propriety OF adopting this Iesoiut;o on; which was
agreed 10.
Various Reports Ct Committees were acted on;
ana petitions presented and reierred-which will
be noticed in our next.
Mr.. Briggs, on the part of the joint COMMITTEE,
reported The correspondence with the Governor
as follows:
Richmond, Dec. IL, 1926
JOHN TYLER, Esq.
SIR: Ia obedience 10 the join, resolution Of
The General Assembly, announce to you yoar
reelection to the Chief Msgstracy OF this Com
inonweal'h Tor the ensuing year.
We feel much pleasure in being the organ of
communicating 10 you this swed and gratifying
testimony OF the appreciation AMI confidence OF
your Country.
We have the honor 10 be, eli. :, your most obed-
ent servants,
JOHN b. CLOPToN, c. c. Senate,
u. BRIGGS, Z. &. III. u.
Gen rLEaIEN 81 acc-p, with due sensiblhy
'he elevated station TO which have for the second
Time been called by the voice of the representa-
ives oil the people For this renewed testimonial
OF their confidence, offer no other Ietutn
than The tribute OF my thanks. together with the
assurance OF an entire devoredne.s, without pfee-
renee 'f localities TO those great ialeress Of the
state which seem so loudly toInvo ke attention. The
happiness, the prosperity the elevation of Virginia
are objects dear 10 The hearts OF all her sons: INV
best exertiohs, within the limits OF my official
sphere, shall not be wanting 10 advance her de,
tinies l pray you, Gentlemen, and the Committee
over which you preside, to accept my thank, for
the polite Terms in which you have been pleased Ia
announce to me thi. appointment-and beg leave
10 Otter through You. 20 your respective houses
my most profound acknowledgements
JOHN TYLER.
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.NOT'JCE

LII person, whose bonds for negroes pureh,.eJ =. ~
"A sal. N February, 1924, still unpad are info,mst
That then bond. arc lodge in the Farmers Bank where %
viii please call and discharge them Such AZ NAV ren.
due on the 18Th January next will forthwith he put in suit,
j. ROBERTSON IT,
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fCouuruy icqffd
DIED. the night OF Wednesday hc & inst, Sis, m
zgtth ~ Tod wife Of Col Charles Tod, of Caolue ~ ht
2on Se " hefase severe llIness Of ten eleven diyf
baled the power Of edicue and Terminated the earthly
ttnce OF this smshle sayih mpsfy fc ard qoiI,
% shnins and devoted chrtstio NO commonly lace
mums no haokneyed terms Of prac could add thns
the ire Of her hugsn virtues aud chfan gracc Her hest
suiogy found 10 her on life 1t faith anil piety; the nez
pessihe feengs Of her b.resyeJ husband the
Of the family 20 which she belonged, and the sorfoRul and
ahectonae reooe cOms " the qcisI circle which she
we'd rs sinner however Of te fallen family Of Adam she
ie her osed Of the Saviour Him be lad long oonhde
AND that blessed confidence while served 10 Usye patience
and resgDston IN the sufferer ard 80 brighten The Gloom ~
death, proves so the coOoisoD OF her friends this nc
choly visitation.
?siisn.s 'nbegH ,hsrss sissyls
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n f0nHC Nan
70 o-'ruct the Lstu and Greek language
" toscihsr with the common branches English fls
tor snJ Mshemsies wishes obtain iustion as Teaeter
Commune soe' addressed 70 4 Escr, Riehrsond vii
give ir,medists ssfe1.su.
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CANAL CoNvENr1nN

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. THE Chesapeake
ana Oho Canal Convention convened in Wash
mSton, yesterday, sgreeably 10 notice; and was
organised by calling the Governor of Maryland to
vac Char, and appointing Gen. Walter Jones, Sc
ss,e'ary' Delegates were present from Virginia,
HiaIyiand. Pennsylvsni- i, Ohio, and the District
VI Columbia, roll Of which teipg called by states
SHa counties, IL appeared that about one hundred
shu sixty were present, among whom we were
ssueh pleased 70 see Mr.. Secretary Clay, and Mr.
secretary Barbour, as part Of the Delegation
rom The City OF Washington. Mr.. Mercer of
ss,Hginla' who is the Chairman of the Central
Committee, made an sbe Report, in behalf of that
ooay' which was heard WIKI great attention, and
o'oered 70 be printed, for the use of the Conyen-
r ION. Alter the appointment of the necessary
committees Tor the preparation and dispatch of
BUSINESS the Convention adjourned to meet again
'n's morning. The report of the Central Com
mit'ee, and other interesting documents shall be
'"'' before our readers as early as practically.
Gazette.
AsHINGToN, Dec. o. The House Of RI pre.
sen'a,,ves having adjourned over to Monday, the
e OF us Hall, has, at the ieques, of several mem.
o1s OF 'he House, been granted TO the Canal Con
sshuon, to-day. The Convention will therefore
sssenole In the Hall Of the House Of REPRESENTA-
49, 'h's morning The discussion yesterday in
- veniion, was very interesting, as well from
~ questions debated, a. from the talents of The
- s"d in OIL probability viii not be less so
.Naf. trt
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Extract ef litter from WASHINGTON. dated
December 10.
MIR. Randolph arrived in this City yesterday.
ana l was with him last hight. He is in fine
health ani spirits. have never seen him SO self
poised and self possessed and ali that hi. friend.
would wish him 10 be''
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We have announced, on the authority Of a
Daiviile paper, the election Of G. Lyon as sue.
Sessor, In the House oil Representatives, 10 r
e. Henry deceased, OF Kentucky we have since
learnt from an nndoubted sourcs, that this informs
no" Is Incorrect, and that Dr. Henry, brother Of
Tue late Representative, is the s.ful candi.
"''e' ana That he has arrived at tie Seat OF Gov
""T"' H.
Il Letter received in this City, from M. Eo.
chester, Secretary to the Mission TO the Congress-
nj American States, dated on board the Horner
9'oop OF War, which 10 Carrying Mr. Sergeant
ana him to Mexro, gives Information that In,
Hornet passed the Cspes Of Delaware on Saturday
IaS' al noon, and was pursuing ber course with
""S VIVA ahd weather. Nat. Int.
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Joha Randolph. 1t is sometimes curious 10
observe the iaIsehood OF the predictions OF poii,
cal p"f,Z'n papers. A few days since, the Alex
andFia uazehe very g:avely assured its readers
that MIR. Randolph was not 10 be re. elected Inv his
constituents to the u. S. Senate, and that he in
tended TO remain absent until the result wa.
known, that he might conceal his modification
thereat, by pleading that his absence was thecau
OF his no'-rr-eiecsi0h, If it so harpened:. But
marx al The very moment when this paragraph
was penned, MI IL. was on board the good hip
YORK. on Tie coast OF America, direct from Eu-
rope. lbls prediction OF The Alexandria editor /.
like his remark concerning Governor Clinton. ard
aOOul as sensO.o. Phik. JOalgnak.
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II For several omuuoieaon., aud the Tsesssrer, and
AUDITORS Reports, see EfstPage.
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To ns Eiiort ofths Eernie,-.

70 ihe LdRorr II the rhrufccr.
IN publishing Question fH Mstiieinaticisns cominrn
oAtsd ~ NE, you have omitted the word multiplicity which
'houid have been Inserted between the words
aud" together" IN thc fourth line. Yours &c. C.u
II In our las, Mr. Hunter, of Cau1pbc =, stated Il, haze
presented petition io the division OF the Esd Rcgf The
PsuuJn "as from CERTAIN citizens Of LyncbhUrg TOR the dv