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JOHN q ADAMS.
frBLIc-so. III

AN ACI TO confirm The supplementary reno,,
ot The Commissioners OF The Western DIS.
tries OF Louisiana.
BE ID enacted By The Senate and Rouse Of
Represe atdfnes q The United States of.j
meraca an Congress assembled, That the
claims marked b, described in the .,nnIe.
menfary report ct the Commissioners of
the Western District Of the State of Lou.
isiana, dated the llth Of May, one thou..
ahd 'ish' fu, dred md fifteen, spi RECON-.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

From q fofe I0n1on paper.
Russia and YWkey.- SOM Of The Jour
mails, .nnse means Of correct information
are yeiY limred, and their coluAos very
large seldom fail, in CLING them, 10 copy
all The crude spec nlalloes Of the tootnrn-
tai Jnarna's, particularly iho-r which re-
peat the stale topic of war preparations
mixing by Russia az ,irst the Porte, and
then very aapiently T." inquire. VIII, The
dr'w-y Cabinets Of Europe do not take
notice Of th"mi Thu answer is, that those
cabinets hoppe To possess better informa-
tInn on lbo4" sub jets thsn these WISE aud
sensitive p,ragraph-s 4 know quite we'll
that 'heii speenat,nns are fabricated
at tn -tnf that dreams are mad. of -
a"d have something more important to al =
t""d Ia. They kDow very we'll that such
Idhricatian- have lost Their effect, and are
very wiling that the retailers Of them
should I'll their vacant columns with such
ia ortni trash. 1t IS wDll Known that the
policy nj Russia has To- Years been wholly
pacilie: and thai the change of lis Roller
has had no fleet 10 change II. The Glib
tn"ts alsp know one fact, which the qtdd-
nuncs aud ihrir cupyisis appear In have
ov tlnnked, and winch IL, lhu one ol the
first acts OF the Emperor Nicholas. alter
ms accession H. the THRONE, WIS yolanidrl-
ly 10 Oh eet his prime Minister, the vetp-
ran Court De Ses~er de, In make the
lnllo"ing declaration 10 the Ministers of
all Foreign Powers:
THANsLATIoN.
" Your Frceilency: Bug called to the
h"r'idgt Of the Emperor Alrxaoder. thu
EmaeIof Nicholas also inhelits the primo
pies which governed the polio, Of his au.
gust predecessor HIS Imperial Majesty
has prescribed to his anb ssadors, minis
trIs, I'D agents, n,ar thu Foreign Powers.
(" declare to them, that, marching with IN
ms pc tr IN the traces N the Sovereign
" huss loss ne deplures, he will profess the
same lideiily TO all The exist treaties. and
III" ~ es'ttlchment 10 the maxIn preStr.
rdt're ofHe general pence, aud the ties
which subs Ifbeiw"tn ali the powers. IL
ret IN, t." FthperOi las pleasure in hoping
on Their part, the same disposition tn kt go
up thosr relations Uf intimate friendship
aud mntual eos fdnuce winch, established
aud m nlanrd undr.r he Empelu Aicx-
andef. have glren len yeafS rePose 10 En-
rope. NESS ELRODE."
Nothing can BIZ more explicit and pacific
than this Mute; and unul something equal
~ "ilicih hail announce a chauge OF the
sy-tc here prncEimed--r hich, an, pre-
paratons for war would effect the think
ing part - mankind will place more reli
ancc on IT, than on those Of anonymous
paragraph monseis.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

" Piiia
htrul holden IN the cl,rl's of'ic Of The Superot
Coori IT Chneer, tor the l., nchburg District, he OH
daf Of inIr. 1925.
Roha Harrison, PIT
against
hob Z 60 bree and his wifi land \ eson Crsws
lord ADM ~ al b talls, dec'd. Dth.
III dricHdantS Is beri Sehrrt and is lie
MOI hAy,h entered thelr Appearance and given sr,uy
ace rdn = . the aei OF Assembly and the OF III,
court AND \ ~ pramE b saiIsiaet ~ exideHcr that
they arr not Ihiebahl, Of II, country j. Is ordered,
that The said DEF uamt> do APP h, r. HI fist day
"t the nat ten and the bill o. he plaintiff
and ha' copy IT NJ, order b. torlnn st, ed N
som he"sptpet printed il. . fJWuuf J. n,hhu e, TOR
two mont and pHs cd at the front oor
the court luse III thc aid own.
4 Cory. 1c,te.
~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

The Legislature of Connrcficnt has mas.
sfd an act aotho'isIng lottery IL ,oj,. tn.
sum oil 5000 for Ibt purpose Of r,rc,,,a,
d monument on Gr"ian heights. wh.,. 10
brave Led5ard "nd hts cotnpaalons fell =.
the rev ol"Ilanary war; heneaih III, ,r..rh.
'rons hln"s oil Their Own surrendered v4..
pons.
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Petersburg, June 90.

Hhtat md Four.--If il too earl, yri 10
attempt ~ furnish our c,a,ntrt friend with
the prices of the neW crop Of Wheai = in
fact but very little has hen :" fr feefi'
ed. A few barrels neic Flour are ia mar
krt~-selliag, we understand al So.
Cou0n.--Nut much Gaming in, aud but
fifth business d ing. On Saturday, sales
were made at 6 / ai8. 8l-2 . | 2,crnts.
The lalr n"n i appears to have increased
the copiiirnce af holders, without mate
rally affecting prices.
Iobacco.-B roug II in sparlogly, al
though the competition among pnrchas-
rr- is very active The wol st refused may
be quoted at 81 IS S3-aiiIr the best
recently ollrred, t6"oeA not first quality,
has readily commanded 81 IL.
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IRELAND.-Wr remark the follonin

IREL AND.-Wr remark the following
passasr IN the pumbt, of the Edinburgh
Re,ieA taGth) Iast received.
" We have thr strongest grounds for
concluding, thai the population of Ireland
has doubled 10 the LAST 80 years, aud. we
mu-t beleye farther, that it Is, AT this mo
,ebt, increasing al the san. rate. II the
7 G00,000 Of lush If 1921, shall become
ll0o0.o0n in 1851, With. The population
# England donbIes onIl in 80 years, that
or Leland will BIZ nearly eqoal IL 1891.
Looking II mi question As it affects the
lower orders of Ireland, il presents n"tunng
but what is most gloomy aud trrrie for,
~ place 4 any prospect III then condition
brcnInlng better, IT seems manrlrslly tend =
Ipg to become WORSE"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

mpndpdh y fhrtp for confirmation, fe, sui
the saae are Hereby conGrSn Ia the
SHINE ndenst, and under 10. .s,mr re- irle-
i,ens, as tie rrpori, IN whIeh It's -, sup
plenrntHs, Was eeHffpe'i, b. the sel 81
the tweoly niudh nj April, one thousand
eight hu idred aud sixteen
APPROVED March 81, i92s
JOHN q. ADAMS.
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W. pcteeive that the United States
Eark Stock has recovered f. IN It's late
d,iitessipn in lhr market. II rates as
la<h NV siis. The approach Of dni-
drn'l d.y accounts 10 part tpr the rise, but
oui, in part. We should suppose the
rise from III 81 liz Ia III ar ID io ar
cue an improvement in the monty market.
.Nat. Int.
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From The AUGUSTA Courier.

FTom NE .9Rghs'0 COURIER.
:. The Ifeaty.--Alr. fors, III and Colonel
CroNtil arrived in this city in the Stage,
on Thursday last, from Washington. Col.
Crowe says, that it was the decided o.
PIn'on of both parties to the Greek Trea-
., ina! the last extension Of the lines, as
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Virginia:
Al rule, holden in the clerl's Office Of the ,upenor
cuur ri chacerv for the LyncIbure stot, the 10Th
day Of June, l. 2G.
Peter Street ana .a.an hs wife, late susan N. Scott
PTS,
John hsy mes. Johe II. otey aud Balrahas A. EdHn
/ Drius.
HE defendant John Haynes not having enirrtdh.
assenbi, aud the rules 81 TN, court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhbn'g.
o. tub country II !, ordered Thar the ald deitnaan
do anpear here on the first dav of the next tenn ana
answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud that coy ol
tins order be- forthwith msered in mt newspaper
pr,nit d in the toWnoi iynthbnrg for omonth' 'g,
eeNShely ana oslcd atthe front door OF ths eoutoS
ia the sad town,
eopy-Teste, ,,,ocr
n rig Il ana pam -TrI4uu; 0ovN uuu lnun N"f
! Inns
Seersuckers
Jaeonet Cambria;
super. fancy printed Crayats o.
Denmark Satin -
White striped Drilling
Bolivar Stripes Lafayette DO
Grecian do Wilmington do
| Circassiars
Genlemen's three cord thread hose
Do cotton 90
Do do half do
An assortment ofhandsome calicoes o''"
HatnS
Jubilee Cords Union Mixtures
gii!ia 10 snprriot
Al rules oden in the clerks office OF the ap loth
Cour, OF CLAN. cry FOR the L,nchburg p'trie'' '''
dey Of lure, 1876. .-f former
iIcbard u. slorri, and Ezaoeih A. has "ife' BIS.
y Elizabeth 4. Williams,
against ..,. charles L,
William L. Williams Howell L. Williams ', ha, ,uI.
Williams, Fielding am,' lant1 ~ NV IN i.an,,
aud Mildred l.. kIS VILE, iarreFt Mule" tary Win
and Coleman Willlan.s, Mtr $ " III an Nana ;or er
ansan William n. " fm,. infants d and Re nls'
lbenagh specially assigned lhep ht'"'" DtttS
min Perkins, - tI,,.n L. Wiz
ine DEFENDANTS william l. Williams Howe 'a NJ q.
ans, Charles l.. h'ai> 4 re j. a,5r,n, to'le
tered th.ar an ear.lct given security ~ - il -
act OF As,en,p, and the ralc OF !, eo"f, ar not nh
ptarng b. salts aetof> e'idfnc =" ~ ! E SAN &
bi,ants OF lh,s county 1t Is o,deIe lh' ,e>f tern
PENDANTS do here on t f, DAY and % ID hat col
of thus der be forthwith usernd III S"ine antrs
printed in III town 0 l,ynehh rg to Nv" conrt.h1u'n
cessyely. x pc ted at t,t 'front.' aoor VI NV
in the ,sid'owRs Copy as'.i Wills. :"
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Broker i, C0mmlSS,Os business.

DTUftT z UHtHIIaStJ" DN5lhtSS.
teNHE subscriber has tak-u an pG,.
d four doors above the trenkh u,reI
where he continues TO sell Tobacco nd n,h'
81 Produce on commission, and will in tut,,re
also, transact business as ii Broker-ne homo,
to be ahic TO give satisfaction 10 all who ,'a,,
conhde business TO- his care.
ARCH HATCHER,
Dec. Is wj,si,lo
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The statement that 'lessrs. Car, y Ie.
hast IL the press, the unpublished L.t,
of General NAsHtNGro.. i, err...',
Judge WAshiNoroS, "e Learn, Is prcp0,,
lng collection Of those .hller=, pui -
Yet, has made 40 arrahgements Tor il, n,a,
''""''"n' MAJ. Cax
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

Wgators, ofa,cry barge ,izq. h.y.
cenly shaa0 themselves in our r,,,,'
even Close 10 tae pdhlle Nhu,es So.
tiiGe since. laagr one MS taken. and =.
handay last an tprr, the gr,.t l..',,.
of twelve ieet six Inrhr,. " hose .v,,.,'s = =
jaws seemed sufficiently capacloas rn >.
cei,e fall grown boy.
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L'oef 9"n.--o4r readers remember ih'
,'''''' 'Sc'en.eat Nh'rh pfeNaNed / Tie
Ut view ~ f"o III SON, o.2ftr
:" '"s'lo'' ''r mon ". en- IA l0E+' ho''
F., ''e .''''N',e' al ezra '>'''n "' me
''t'N'a'u''' I"t M ur'ast 81 making
rene ven a'''"'Pf 10 co""Sf me tleao,a'
, e, " sur 'hr ait"S F"E'9d'I'd ny ihe
'"s'of"ll"' hise'o'I---'dd ne "h-ti'at"
'''Sa' III the lannon's ~ n IL senate. +"
'''.'Pie "''u 'HF supposed d'7'fr o1 the
, ~ % I'VE pl''P''' II. ho', h"ef. the
: 'r'''e"' VI we oe''"'e' TOOK 'he 't"a -
"PP"a'p7 'h' cha go co oba'''nS ! WIN
~, li'' usual energy ana perseverance, n.s's'
"."o "o' r'P' mex E"''"is I'll me a M
, ,'e'n' one o' "oo'" was Pf'SIn' al Ia"
,''''' III A'''' , enargT' o"S' hopf WIN
",,'H '''''Nl'"''" ! '''e '''''e "' aaN'"S
- ;o, aaaa.,;,, w." " "''' '',''''"'
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I
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed membets of the Committee, VIZ =
trancIs +. Brooke. Robert Lewis, e.. l..
siesen-on, earn Minor, Thos. Seldom,
Wm. e.. Beaie, Wai. =. Stone, Alex. Fnz
hugh, Hugh VI. Patton. JOAN =. Wriilo d,
john Stnaid, john l.. Marry, Bazh Cor
don, Thomas e. Barton, Wan. +. Gray,
Isaac II. Villa as, John II. ~ alhce, ~ ~
G9td"n, Fasrttg johnston, Horace Nal-
shaii, Henry /. Phillips, Hugh Mercer
JOHN Gooll. k, Murray Forbes
On mo1ioo kesotred, That thr proceed
lngs Of tins hrrrng be signed IL, The
chairman and Secretary, and pdbIshea
Il, the Nlrglnls Herald.
FRANCIS y. BROOKE, Chairman.
X. >. CHEW, ,Secry.
-G-
.Nfr RamP5h,re.-The Message Of Co
vernon Morr,ll t" the Legislature is con
dned pretty much 10 toplcs al chi the
State G"'efnmtnt, VIII the exception ot
The iniiUnIng extract. whicl is supposed
H. some at he Editors IN New Hampshire
10 have palncular alnslnn To me of the
Sc ,at"rs from that State. Whether III.
editor OF ii National Gazrlte lis taken
lesN n from the worthy Governor, or III
dofrrnof been schooled bk the Editor, W.
say not: bnl there Is n r-mIi kable cuineI
deuce brlween the views they have ~rpa-
rat.ly taken u the same suh Jet. Bat nho
Is" the LrsIathan OF the Son.h' wha,n
ths G",ernnr alludtsf That pas-ag, =
rather obscure To us. MAJ INT.
" The itiip factions whit h nave a, lsrn
III may br excited in tie Uniie4 States,
o'lemalIng In a dtsir- 10, personal promo
baG, Indnidua! pIohl, or ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
Ill never aiaim the great polilicai body
Tie sound sensr Of the People Nlll put the
ab"l'"rs III their proper places, uh hen thry
lave constitutional opportunity toexpr. ~
Their nnbid sed seat EMS. Such event.
may occur under any Government, and
always mW under one like ours and the
suaesi way IN counteiaet then IS, to do
away the mlsr presentations aud iaisr-
hnods, the basis ou which they are erected
aud The means by which they are general
l5,eAcIlrd aud supported.
p" since Ihe las meeting sf ms Lrgi-la-
tnrr, our National Government has beeu
IN session, mol, however, under circnmstan.
c.s the most r"ptlons to the henur and
dignlty II the ruputly. i Want 81 perfect
barmouy between the different brauchts
or even III tue Executive apartment, on
subjects Of policy, although thrY may al
lea tn shaI interests of IAls aud al tue
American Repuhc-, IS not an unr >prcttd
event az tins pee ular cfiop- of pnbllc Athls.
We are lnlly aware of the sectional pr lnd-
ces "hich must hr excited uu lis ncCh ion:
aud. alsu, the local pAr,Ia,Ittps and hI2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

A Greek gentleman residiag j. the city
Of Ne"-York, has informrd thr editors of
The New York American HAT hr has re-
crI'td letters of lhe 9Th Of April from Cor
IN, and OF the 18th of April from Trieste (;
ana that 1t may be positively relied on,
that On the last attack before Mi-solae gli.
on the 26lh Of March, the Turro-Egyp
nan army was completely defeated. l.
br"ham Pacha was wound, !. and auolbrr
Killed. Detailed accounts had not vet
reached thosr places at the above periods
~.oQU,"
iadaan Ci1itization-The Greek Depu-
TALON of Indians have appropriated ga
900 doliars to he placed in the hands of
the President Of the United States to be
apFned to The education 1f Creek youth
al the Choctaw Academy at the Blue
springs in Kentucky,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

Hrst POINT. -lfr Board rfv..
pointed To atfeud IN, anpn "Fs ~.
Of the Cadets ofth- AI,li,,r, hdl'sa
West punt assehhlrj "a i,..l '"f'ii u
instant. when Grnei ai Sam,.I +, '"r 5.I
Representative ID CONGRESS finn, .. "a
sce, Was unan spuelf rlrrtfd y "nes-
of fht Board, AUD Professor 1T '''nrot
Harvard Unitrrsty, Secrptar ,"f' If
nonncing this infonnaian, the H., !" an.
FINES IL Which Ne are indebf, iotk
adds, l'ol. Whitruf Floid,. "a ar =,
visitors, WIS in thiscit, on Sdo1 =" He
spoke in The higheal terms Of ,hr - aud
Ing condition al the insiiletIon. u IL
lre. and good infringement Of In. r. ro-
aud IN" "n'" f'""n prnfclency auL,
pr0,euent of the Cadets" ">
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-"sGa.,~

Commodore PoRrER arrived at Vera
Cruz, from New York, on the 1917 MY.
He writes 10 a friend that nothing could
be murr delightful than his accumnuda-
llons and his voyage altogether, every pro-
VISION having brrn made for tae con, or
ol himself aud his part,, by the orders #
The Mexican Government.
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uOOE'S GnNFESSION.

The posi- rider from Fairfax court house
states that WIN. ID. Hooe his confessed
that hr annrde ed Simpson---Ihai he had
-" acenmplIcr -taat ditrr first leastpg
~imtson, believing bin dad about mid
night he visited the bod, aud found nm
recovering, thai he stabbed hun many
Hpes. About day tearing hr MAS still a
live h. again repaired 10 where he had
killed him. and finding he vas dead, lcil
Centre lille shortly alter.
A respte lOr month is asked VIZ hear
Hauept0n Gd<.
We have some rather l. ore direct IN
foI nation, Which "e derive from various
sources, of the fact mentIonrd above.
sI"0r did not return Ia the spot unIli
morning. where lifi' still fingered IN his an.
Ior innate victim, who On the approach of
Hooe, fer,"ntly implnr-d him for mercy,
rrnnnstr. ling thai he had taken his mu-
nry, VI ch as all NAT I'D bt useful To-
hun. Hone was in>ulnfrabl- To his ap.
peal, rel, ing, ellh AL oath, that oae of
them bad to die. and that II should be- hin,
Simpsan.j H. hen despatched The NJ
fortuuatp man with club aud foil ,tt
tins act up with about seventeen "on d.
rom his pistol dagerT-ten of which = 81.
lrnlrted j. the neck. The curumstan,r
OF hut little blood having flowed from ia,
Wounds, which has occaslal,rd much So
plise, Il accounted Tor l. their not having
hten given until aiitr thu bode VS. ID.
Hecaadrid Herdid.
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NORTH EARDiIN VA GOLD.-Tt is
stated that ii NV Gold Mine has lately
been discovered in Nontgonry cnuuty in
Nerth-tarnllna, one mile last oftAp Ysd-
KIN river. For some weeks, from 100
IN 100 persons have been constantly at
work each ore finding on an average
from To aud sometimes | > dwts. day.
One mile East of ii, there is another ming
on the top OF mountain, where gold IL
found The II leigh Register says that
Mr.. hIne from Georgia l. constructing mr.
chmery Tor the purpoes of washing out the
gold with greater expedition. The Proyi-
d-ncr Journal states, that more than a thou.
sand dollars worth Of gold from the n i.
carolina mines has been imported into that
town by the rnlerpri,ing Mcssrs. Rich
ard'ons, jewelers.. They visited iEa
mines last wi0ier, & entered into cnntra,fs
with the dealers for suppiirs-in return
i"r which they give them The manufactured
articles tiom their workshops in pio.i
dence. Thus, the north obtains the raw
material, gold, cotton, sc. from the sonih
and returns IN exchange for il the mann.
featured ARTICLES.
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mentioned IN the sapphmen,,l A..
' Io1'l embrace al the freo1 aaas u ,'s
'he iin'i' 81 "rgia--th I arricle !. "'iia
nfa u II Tor ttia' rerr"se alnne and nd a.. al,
w ilas mol the ~'ig tesi dhubi If -. has
c"mpi'-h're fl--ihal II IS poss,hl. ae.
may ~ a small qran;iIa LET out ,h'fe
s'ntil that II VIII u trxcerd H.. ''' 50
son@ planiailons, and that il d.. sr f
llrrl, UPON HE drcsiou If ,;esr' "u' n,
a'aham', IN n'miiig the d,t,1i' ahl
whether or not lie mAal, v,lI ss Ia,
"Hi M lncluJ'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

At II numerous and Respectable meeting
of the Citizens Of Fredericksburg aud
Fdmouth and their vieinilies, held al the
Fonn-HaiI, IN frrdrrIokhurg, agreeable
10 notice, on Saturday evening June 18th,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

At rule, hnden in the clsrl's Office Of the uprnor
c"ur' oi chancerv for The LyncIbure sct, the 10Th
day Of June, /. 26.
Peter Street ana .u.an ms wife, late Susan NJ Scott
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29
~ 4agrsr c1.r1x.

Laws oF Tnr onITEe srATks. rAssEo Al
TnK FIisq SESSION OF TIA NINF
TEENTHGaN6KkSs.
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P3cira 10 Puerto taheIlo with the like
Wv, The Mercury is placed at the DIS
possi Of thu Dutch ronsn.
CdrdccoS. .H0g oo.-Yrstprdav evening
arrivrd at CataC, ~. his EXrellency Gen.
Parz' accompanied By the m,mbrr. or IN.
lllastrl"ns Municipality, and Il rcry nune.
rnns and respectable body Of its ih.b;
t7ntS, who had proceeded AS far AS the VII
laSe ui Anilnuua, [" escort him to the Il
~ ihe expression of public feeling on
! THIS occaslon, was marked aud decisive.
The air fcsnuuded WITH lnp shouis nfnyi.
va la R"pnhllra, Viva Bolivar" WV,
81 General ParZ" Ttrtroons of m. In.
ana 'he cavalry and l"fautry militia. were
n'urf arms To receive him and he bells ol
tlr respective churches were set in mot;n,,
Immediately on the arrival of his Fxc.lIe,.
cy, the following proclamation wa, iss,,7d
ihha'ntants of Ven, znela i-Tbe ire,
voice of the People has conferred an nm
tae charge ut the supreme command -,
TIE civil and military Administration. In.
hino'u' III my personal situatioa. the stat,
81 ''' country alone Engages nay attention
o'f ertm"s congratulate Themselves -,
ms event, and presume t,s Ia b.. opce NOR,
IN Their power. They deceive ib,ms,l,os
and VIII find us AS ready to repel Them as
we have ever been.
misrepresentation is the supreme law.
ms II Is that has dictated to us the mea-
sures which we adopt, and which ar. re :
corded IN our municipal acts. The puhlic
] VIII oe informed Of all through the medi.
UNI Oh The press. In the meanwhile. II is
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JOHN Q.aDANs.
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agreeable woman. She has been about seven
Years IN the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
the latter part of the time as an assistant teach
er, Tier husband Is engaged as principal teacher
IN the Central School for the Deaf and Dumb
at Canal ohare in Montgomery county of this
state whittier the new married couple. we IN
derstand, will shortly proceed May happiness
Smlle on their union, and success attend then
labprs IN giving instruction to the untnightenrd
deaf mnte> This is the second female mute
who has been instructed in New York. and
married TO gentleman who can hear and SPEAK
cannot close these remarks without ol5ecry
ing that this marriage presents an instance OF
the moral sublime. But a few years ago deal
mutes were In a state OF ignorance and drha-a
ment without the prospect Of relief Several
are now IN successful and useful activity, and &.
number Of deaf and dumb persons have already
been instructed and restored to society and 10
usefulness. The cloud which cnvtloped then
mental faculties has been removed, ard Il.
lights OF science, reason, morality, and r, iisiu.
now shine upon those who we're before in Il Sat.
OF lmpenetrable darkness.
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HYNIEMEAL RECORD.
FROM rur SEw-YoRk STATESMAN.

FROM THE NETWORK STATESMAN.
MARRIAGE OF a DEAF AND DUMB PERSON
On Monday evening, the 18th ultlmo. wit
messed a ceremony winch to me was very inter
c>tin-.. on account 81 one Of The persons cngag-
ed. This person was the beautiful and attract
ing Miss Mary +. Rose, who is deaf and dumb,
and who ON that evening was married to Mr. d.
{. Mitchell. IN the RutGcr, street Church, bv
til" Rev DIR. NJ Aulvv
The ccrenpny though short. was imposing
and was performed before crowded meeting
Of friends and strangers to the parties attract
81 i'y the no1r!N Of the scene, and the circum-
STAGE Of one Of them beng mute The par
tie, took their station in tie initi,llc aisle Of the
chulrt. DR. MAnlcy commenced bv making
a very Impressive aud appropriate PRAYER tie
then, addressing the groom, gave the usual
charge ana repeated TO hun the words Of tie
marriage covenant, TO which NJ. Mitchell sig
nled hi, consent He then stated that Miss
Rose was a mute, the covenant had been writ
ten cut IN full a I'd explained to her and that
She CLEARLY cumprchended it. twas accord
io-lN hhndrd to her. She read 1t with d,llhrra-
ton, l''tmatcd, Mlh signs. that She understood
II. and consented Dr. VI Auiry presented a
n n aud NIX, and She subscribe, the co, cn;nt ,
"htn the same was done by Mr. MITCHELL The
minister pronounce them husband and wife
ana c"nciuitd with a PRAYER The marriage
certificate WA, handed To- Mr. Rose tie father
Of ne bfidr aud the covenant, after having
been Subscribed as witnesses by dozen or
NOR" p"t>ons. WAS delivered Is The Directors Of
the Institution tpr the Deaf and Dumb in this
city, in vI.lrh Mss Rose had been educated.
'i!le ~. w L 49, now NJ, MITCHELL Is
almost - Yeas oId, an cAHaisheiy beautiful ant,