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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

, iilr writ "a she 6nsao, -,
and lie e'psr,sg'as 81 sni.i4 7
hopes ka,v ~ Asnisl,4d. al,,,,, ~ =
since ain stat through tie ,,.,.. - fia
taking lie Steek sesi, aud ia, az, z
the "srid, sesftty, a.d al fl. 5'f
terings al eas us,t,F... 10 sr.l So. Hsalsf
s"iitasy sidHfs nj = siens>tic e.1 80 -
sotiund ef9oy aaeaIs winch soci,,, go 1s.
! her. aeal-l
| 1t Is said, ita1 though il wash.
f"take aa evei4ssline farewell If -. 'oeIt,
get stft. betrayed thpsr fer,ing. 'adi
"Sln"s z"ai ratfaOt suppress. and @ VI IA
wa event Themselves, {. reht,. siel
h'e't As Size gave The holv aias
""'"n' Was coasutaed NTH ten tn n,
,hrol's, inr her heart set luserra 's''
THE wurld. aHa
Her hands We're ciasp'd. ii,r e2es o..
propfnns Their tears iiIe. ,uooafi,b, I'm !
ana ihosg'I her tips, tond raYer bp,,et'
wan words OF passion, Wurds Of esn,,.
let ~as3here ligAt around her bf,,,
solinfSs IN those dirk eyes,
"h'ch sho" d, though Wandering e,,,
nov, N'''aRsfa
Her spirits home was in the skfe,n
There must be an alieoatien Of M,
Kind oil religious madnrss, pet,a3in nm.
soul, thai in the hloom ofiIl,..-nlao lie
rounded by the joys of the world W.
love oftriends. aud the idolatfv ntD.' LIE
tears Itself from the ties of na,r 'o,g
gives mp ali, to worship the Crrs,a. ana
Mankind Yet here we lind yoan' " u
used to the highest circles Of ar III
the daughter of Il man who holds
eminent rank Among the noblest o.... f'e'
of the age--the daughter of ma, f,a.a
had It IN his power to secure In me
spring the most desirable sila.,loo l.. - 1s
voluntarily retiring To the coisIp, - a
mceasing orisons 10 the Lord of Un., ,''.
What motives, other Than fho.. ,.,5..
devotional, imptlled her to this n 10y
have not yet been made known. and
world ls left TO wonder, that on. CO NV
so '"Yely nnd so good, should in 29'a
ment of enthusiasm desert the w,,,a o''
blast the hopes of parcels and frrrd. ~ -
retiring To the siieDl reH of an ,nc,.,,.,' >
laa-A
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UY AUTHORITY.

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES, pASSpn
rhE FiGsr SESSION OF rHE Mn.
TENTH CONGRESS.
4 PuBLtc-No. ISL
AN ACT further 10 amend the Chart.
Georgetown, in the District Of Columis.
BE Il enacted ty The Senate and Hoa,, =
Representatives IF tke United States NJ
mtTlcd aa Congress assembled. THAI III.
Levy Court of Washington County, IN
the District of Columbia, shall nat M.
sess the power Ut assessing any tax no.
al or personal property within the iimi,
OF the Gorporation of Georgetovn mr.
shall the Corporation of the said towo h.
obliged To contribute in any manner In.
WARDS the expenses or expenditures nj
sad Court, except for the one fourth psrt
81 the expenses incurred on account of tn,
orphan's Court, the Office of Cornnpr tho
jail OF sad county. aud one half of the p,.
'en-es to' The opening aud repairing VI
roads IN the county Of Washington. W.,
ol Rock Creek, and leading 10 George.
town /; P'optdtd Gttoags That uothae
herein contained shall be construed 10 PR.
'eot the SAID Court, or the Collector hY
then appointed, from collecting all tayr.
which have been lrsled nv the sand Court
on real and personal property within the
limits of Georgetown, before the pas,ags
oi tins act, and nt approprlating he same
according tn present existing laws hit
that II shall be the duty of the said Coua
and they arr hereby authorized md dltf
ted To use all the powers with which tbpy
are now invested, for collecting the sad
tax And provided further, That all laws
now IN iorcc, which make it the duty II
the SAID Court 10 provide for the support
of the poor residing within the linlls o.
Grofgetown, be- and the same are her.h,
epealed, aud that hrneefurth it shall lie
the duty of the said Court to provide for
the support of such only of the poor oi
the county as reside out of the limits Of
Washington.
Sec. 2. lind be Il further enacted. TINT
the oald Cooperation may, for the genera
purposes mentioned in the charter of sad
town, and for the support Of the poor ar
nnally, lay tax on all real and personal
property within the limits Of Georgptoaa,
not exceeding seventy cents in thu haa.
dred dollars, any law to The contrary IL,
"Ithstanding.
Sec. 5. find b. 1t Further enaclrd, That
this art shail commence and be IN force
from and after the passage thereof.
APPRoyED-Md, 90 1926.
JOHN q ADAMS,
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EgSiDort. ,Spptpnlber l6

The Sea Serpent caught at last IA few
days since, an unusual motion of the water
was observed on the shores both of East
port and Campobello.--T being not a
breath of wind to disturb the gentle cur
rent of the stream, as II maJestically gded
alonS, bearing on its surface vessels of the
two nations laden with lumber, fish, &c.
large number of persons were attracted
10 the wharves to discover the cause of
the dashing of the waves against our
shores, and ON lo0kiug at the centre OF
the river, or bay, . mon=trous tish, ser
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-. Chrdabs, al Sr'asessv. Tie 8stsi
sn1asn, ~ u. ie4ralUii5 - b.. e4ld ~ tAe
Aassss.sp j. 80 sf.s'v q fstFess
\ c,tssusscta Trrsfs Is la h~ stafsr.d N
Is betervp befh eaSeis. s,irf'sa's f,f
lr.-edse If u.v'essen, teslea,ae the conf
ss..-sss- i, r-ssA
Ti,rre ~ - ne srvere fsh'inE before
IN BIZ a,ess .s.seanch seeed.,d tn the con-
diiiaus,
I'eTra. - 'unsusnrjnapir irttrrs, Of Jals
f fzfh, stslv. si1st THE Tsrizrs arrived (esss
/ thr vaei, n Redsei,id Psoha, after a frss
7 Tvs ,nsrsh, have thought the news ihst
+ ilr, Nunrr iTd snkfa ed sll eastern Grefor,
AID it,t his rTuy was n the gates ~ A
fhens nspy esecn,jpns still take place, !
/ Gslpotizi fss beer trheai.d at 1siaiea.--
/ f,umef = r-Ss. Who had heeu marked IN
F li9a revolt assinst the sHlsa Ssliin, had
/ Suffered tie sspe fate.
SIX u .svsnis Baschfs have l,een han
shed. The ls,uoas banker, I've Schapirhi,
+ sss ,xpculed last night; he MAS accused
Ut hninx eu,ployed hts inference IN iavur
i 4 the htzerghean ilasebi. his brother, and
# having dared IL protect him from the
first coude nation. The other was acens-
ID Of a seefri understanding with the Jan.
issarirs and hossiau., aud of not having
acknowledged that he held IN his hands the
! FORTUNE of the abolished Odlsk. Ills pro.
perry, valued At 50 millions ofpissless, bs.
hem cnufsratrh
fhe ,onns Duke af Richsiieu has arriv.
FL here irnm Smyrna. he has been re-
erlsed, aud still lives, nj the Palace al Ihe
French Ambassador. tie proposes to 20
to Odessa. Count Alexander DE- Lsiordr
also, whom be left a, smyrna, intend Il /
come Ia Gonstautnope m very shofi
Tine, by lite route 81 Perganas, Me-,
Bronsse and Nicomrdis.
july lg.--lt ~ the Ek- oul kyaya, oi
the abolished mhta, Hassan p,cha, who
commands un the European bank of the
bosphofus hts servants are composed
Of ancient Janis.srtts, Of lerocious aspeet
liz has for porter the only one Of the two
O1stas, who have been par5nued.
The thlfd tete of the Confhan Bcnam
Wa- Yesterday held ia the Grand Bcuscb,
Al Dolna Backche. About 5000 troops
Il 500 of whom 5,longrd IL the new raised
eatps) mauU p,red before his Hlghness IN
their new uniforms.
The Bizerghean Blschi, or Commi.sary
General aud Banker to the Jan-saries was
put to death yesterday. He left 90 for
tune, GA the contrary, he was deeply in
debt.
Thr public criers have, in the new pro
rlamatlnu, ordered that no person shall ap.
pear ~ The streets after sun,ctr.
Three ministers OF the Porte have been
attacked with the plague IN their hotels.
\ distinguished Turkish merchant was
yesterday bohcaded by order Of the Scras.
kier, Tor having denied, contrary 10 positive
proof, that he WIS indebted to a Greek
who had instituted proceedings against
hm.--'l'he Grreks of the capital acknuw
ledge, that, since the 18Th June, they
breathe more freely they are mol uow tx
posed every day Ia insults, AS they were
"oo' before 'hd prriod,
The streets of nstantinople are almost
deserted. All the office houses, without
exception. are shut mp. This measure ap.
psa,s Ia have been taken for the purpose
oiprr,entng any meeting of the people
The plague IS still spreading itself
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A Norwich, Con. paper thinks the sto-
ry Of marriage contract between Gen.
Bolivar and a fair American lady, to be
Questionable; as it is understood that the
family OF the young lady at Saybrook
know nothing of the matter. The New
York Gazette does not think the story
questionable, although the family know
nothing of the subject as letters were re-
ceved more than a month since. which
mention that positive agagpmpnt had
b en- entered into betw cen the partie..-
The Boston Centnel has made inquiries
on the interesting subject, of gentleman
recently from Peru, VINO was partially ac-
q9alnted with all the parties, and visited
families where all amatory sossips were
we'll known; and he Informs that. as tate AS
May last, when he left Lima, he had not
heard OF any circumstance, o. even hint,
which indicated any contract of the kind
being on the tapls, Or ives contemplated
and that other circumstances did exist
within his knowledge, which rendered
such a contract improbable. He thinks
the report to have been hoar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

A correspondent of the Wheeling Va,
Gazette recommends John II tud lph, Esq.
of Roanoke, for Senator in thu 2Oth Con-
gresss, as the nomination of Western Nir-
ginia, which, having unbounded conf
dencr IN the talents aud integrity of the
present administration, and considering
their acts and policy, thus Ear in perfect
unison with The best interests of our coun-
Try" considers that Mr.. Randolph :" has
done, and viii do, more than any other
man, to strengthen and perpeluate III,
same"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

Capt. Mackay, Of the London Packet,
Al Boston, informs that Mr.. Randolph was
in London, about the 18th July, and din
ed with MIR. King, the American charge
d'Ahaires ; but that he did not hear OF
him afterwards, and p,esumes he was re-
siding IN the country.
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From ae .Nsn lork siaiesmhn.

Marriage ofd Dtaf and Dus,t Person. -
On Monday evening, 18th, Witnessed Il
ceremony which IL me was very interest
inP On account OF one of the persons eg
Ssgsd. THIS persoe was the beautiful
and attracting Mess Mary +. Rose, who is
deaf and dumb, aud who on that evening
was married to Mr.. y. e. Mlchrii, in the
Ringers street church, by the Rev. DIR.
McAuiey.
The ceremony though short, was inn
posing, and was performed before crow.
ded meeting oil friends and strangers 10 the
parties, attracted by the noYelty OF the
sccne and the circumstance OF ont thea
being a mute. The parties took their STA
tiaa In the middle aisle of the church, aud
Dr. ncAaiey commenced by making
very Impressive Il apfroPrate.pra He
then. addressing the groom, gave the usual
change, Il repeated lis him The words al .he
marriage covenant To winch Nr Mitchell
sign,ied his consent. lie then stated that
as Miss Rose was a mute The covenant had
been written out IN full aud eNplaiard To
her, aud that she clearly Comprehrnded il.
II was accordingly banned 10 her. she
read IL Nth 6ehberation, minated by
Slgns that she understood il and consented.
DIR. McAdiey presented pen aad ink
and she subscribed the 60, euant, wnen
the same was doue by Mr.. Mitchell. Tn
minister then pronounced them HttSbuad
and HJe, aud concluded with a player.
The marriage certificate WAS banded To
Mr., Rose, the father OF the bride, and the
covenant, after having hren subscribed as
WITNESSES by dozen or more persons, was
delYered 10 the Directors OF the lnslitu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb ia this city,
IA winch Miss RISE had heen educated.
The late Mss Rose, now Mrs. Mitchell,
is almost 10 years odd, an exqnisltrly
beautiful aud agreeable won n. She has
been about seaeH years in the institution
for the Deal and Dpmb, the latter part of
the nme as an assistant teacher. Her hus.
band is engaged as principal teacher in the
Central School for the Deaf aud Dumb al
naIohdre, IN Montgomery county, of
this state, Whittier the rev married COu-
pie, we understand, will shortly proceed,
May happiness smile on their union, and
success attend their labors in giving IN
strnctlon 10 the enlightened deaf mutes.
been instructed in New York and married
to gent, nan who can hear aud speak.
cannot close these rttnal Ks without OBJ
serving that this marriage presents an in-
stance Of the moral sublime. But few
years ago, deal mntes were in IA state OF
ignorance aud dthasement, without the
prospect of relief. Several are now In
successful and USEFUL activity, and mum
Der Of deaf and dumb persons have area-
dy bern Instructed and restored TO society
and usefulness. The cloud which enye.
Ioped their mental faculties has been re-
moved ; aud the lights nfthe science, rpa-
oon, morality and religion, DOW shine upon
lhosr who were before in a state Of iinpcn-
eifahle darkness. Parents, whose chill
drrn are nnte from deafness. may rejoice
that The calamity is mltigated, and thai
methods have been invented TO instruct
them.
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LAWS Of THE UNITED STATES. pAsspn E.
1HE FiGsT SESSION OF TRr ~.
TENTH CONGRESS.
4 PuBLIC-No. 7s1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
fnely-and that the crop viii at all evsn,s be
an average one.
MR. IEEEERSAN


An appeal is at last to be made TO the citizens
oil Richmond As it is not too late, so we hope
1t VIII not be IN vain. We have waited till most
oil the large Cities of the Union have gone before
u; content rather TO iuitate, than to prescribe Tie
example. We should have been pleased, if we
could have waited still longer until some of the
counties in Virginia could have gone before us; but
the occasion presses; and if we mean to act at ALL
we have no more time to lose. The day for the
sale OF the Lottery Tickets approaches; and if that
'nducement were not sufficiently urgent, the 4th
OF July. so dearly and ndissolubly connected with
me name OF Thomas Jefferson, is at hand. Let us
hope, that precious TO, or at all events ON thai
day, the flame of public gratitude will spread into
every county and corner OF the comiuonw ealth.
PUBLIC MEETING.
AT the request oil many citizens notice is given,
that Public Meeting will be held on .nonclay
afternoon nert, at four O'Clock, in the Hall OF
The House OF Delegates, to devise some measures
10 contribute to the relief of our distinguished
countryman TKoSIAs JEFFERSON.
JOSEPH TATE, Mayor.
Both Nav 1896
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THRUSH SAIE.

pursuance oi the provisions Of of trust exc eueJ m
Dr. Shads,'ick Alfiend and Elizabeth hi, wife hesrn
august S2 of record in the county nIne cit, eo
w Tor me purpose OF securing the payment certain ~ m
money hereIn expressed To d. Richard eGrey we shall ON
hlohday ine lob July next being city court day at ;h
Naesh "'eFnin Wi!iamsIurg proceed public auction n
maze Ss oil ,hat valuable estate lying and being in The county
a!oresa called fowain containing about 1900 acIe AMI
distant about hree miles from the city WILLIAMSBURG he
presumed That any person disposed purchase I'M. nm
perry would prefer to conhde in his view Of il, .r.
particular description = deemed stpcTuou only TO adj %
TO Pleasant Akin, aud by him transferred Dr. AirenJ 10
daries. mn; y;DIH 81" a, t' '''i-
Terms cash. -''
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KB virtue OF deed 81 truss executed o, si,rbc, Dr,,eL
= o. Chesterfield county The Hh " Apft $50 ,,ny,
mt TO 6ncelns Word ard Hohei Wood Que trsei Of land
y aforesaid which ssd deed wac made f see7rre d. -
nepi o. Jndemently Jury rendered ar.i lid S Brand,
~ 'a.os' q" mrs Bay, OF aid county io s2o end cot SO
nsn'i winch 'ad DECD was admitted 10 record IN de- oGJ, .,
Nhe"lt'd county court, on the 22d April fei6 and b.
conHince with TIE rfquff % The said james fs, se .bs
on Wedne'dy the Zd ~ ibis Instant on he pcm,c pfose
eh {" punic auction, fo cash, Tie tact n hand gre.aid
"'ce' ne std = Branch rcsdrH) Tie nhscrier. a.
~i o9, convey the purchaser such lille m yc.,cd
N them hy ssri trist deed
GULERLMUs WOOD, 49,,
June 2 D'
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no TIE E.qRWERS

TO THE F.qRVERS
fsNfiE 'uhcier int received the Collonr s,, ,
\ obic .f.c ne approaching season ''-'
~ DO Shoyes srd Spades ~ " "o-f"f
- ihl.. prime Wbfkty
Winch Is ogeftd HieiIeed prices or cash onlc by
on UHND 49,"
45o 90 pine country tanned Sole Leather
800 ini ssHuHs do
900 liz Eacon cured by Col Smith Of t.be1e,feL
Nh large and ge"e'si s-ortnenof ,rrG sffeeie4 gya
vac; ~ T"olt' ts ana retail ON accommodating terms
J. j. T. o0'f hi' services 20 he country 6isnd IN celia
ioidcco- Com, Ac.&c. '""5
cab will he gwen or new wheat.
90 oar
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BX or oR pr or TIE EXECUTIVE.

- Gilner's Report.
benins'' Statutes Of large beinr a collection Ar al h
,Ws ~ ,ifsna from lhe nf'i session Of de fesl,g,
me year 1919 n % f0ifmes. The ,,ys I'd 1900. ~
necessarily connected with every thing hcionrio m h.
y ~ sosa thorough knowledge % heni sal fthor DO
Fess' ~oi inform ' " every ffnv iiit was o,i etrl ~ IL
sno~n about then aud of ii.c .,rse.f
h,lo.,.p. 'n gene' Is oeins 20 90. guouecof L,wS
~ bhe above works viii hr .oj a reduced rr;ee. @.
guen'ly pe1 blreiia5 y be bad q easfv arpic,ioIe o
NJ 81, =, u. .. NAsii
tJIast
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10 0toners of Ohjg LoDfe.

I'VE Suhscfiher intending tn leave Hj,huond sIo, a.
= 10Th july, Tor Ohio id hentucfb will undcrt,le nr6
h"ne.s ~ may he entrusted g. him, either in selling land
foiiecimS dth-i rsfiHg tEfs ist.tiing itir m. 80
ne some weeks in dc Md'Uy Lind Di.ificf in OH, st
most IT ihe lind ~ VI 60 inns and having p,id ,r -,
uon 10 ihc titles Of Land IN thH District viii lie .niJE
give accutaie information rrpcctiug them N any os,s wv
trusting husnss' ~ bun snail not b. perfectly & w.
fHccuon. De viii demand ~ conreus..isn ,rJ N ~ 81
tci"rn refund '9ch ai may have bttnpaid lin. VI "'
I P7.os dtsuous of engaging be attention q, tb,;rt
ncs' wi dtec thef letter. orsf Jgid 10 M, ct '
aim 3" hs Office nrtflie Old Swan Tavern. "' see
A. ca THOMAS GREEN.
--'.f ~
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NOTICE.

WISH T. purchase skul aud 'ru,iworiv rri7rs Jir
YeI enc O''e sud one WHO h Young healthy and scti,e
None need pc proposed lor whom Che most ai lbirf tef
n"na as TO al the qualifications aforementioned cannot b,
3 III, nv DANIEL.
'e'.'''A'"- W. lfeaftf
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ECONOMY OF FUEL AND HEAT

Withou' being able 10 speak satisfactorily from
personal experience upon the subject of the fol-
lowing Communication, yet it comes forward un-
der such auspices, and with such claims 10 the pub
lie attention that we trust it will be generally read
and O,ly sidered.
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postscript TO letter received on Saturday,
STATES Thai the new steam boat Alabama, while
lying at vernon on the Alabama, took fire. and
vas destroyed with her CARGO. We understand
,here was insurance on this boa, to the amount OF
Szo,OOo in this city. Capt. Webb, of the Mont
peller, states that the Alabama left Mobile or the
9th INST and her loss had no, been heard of when
be sailed on the Sih nc = al,
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ME LAsT CONGREss-

The President finds it much easier to recommend
measures, than to cary them through OF the large
budget, which he opcnedto the las Congress, how
haye been adopted The Raleigh Register
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NiRS. UILLN.-


AS Just received i'om New York, large supply of SUI
IL peIb artificial Flowers among them sre trnmipr far
e'se an elegant assortment Ribbons, Blond lace T,rere
ttaks anu scasi Veis Of every Description variety OF
iahs Prais OF Paris fashions; lie sho Ia for Idie, ami
ushem"n Misses open Straw Cotuge, sud a number OF
soItment very complete.
Persons FROM the country supplied the bes; terms. She
faction is given. ' ~ "'N7
s1me :. tit
y PUBLIC Examination the Scholars at The Wr,T,n
uiamhH school, viii take place the Iiih snd i of
me present month"; Iune) All who NAV feel any interest," in
e FIoVen'eH Of the ouh Of that School AZ re1eefl,
'''''eu 70 aue"d WIN. b. GILES.
june .. i0LOAE" E"AS
n IS The mex, Session will commence on 18Th JuIr.
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approved for the present. The committee sueses,
the probability OF instruction of the slaves and
coioured people of Cuba a decisive argument
against the invasion of,he Island. The House sus
pended all determination in the matter Public
opinion seems to have been opposed to this hesi,an
cy; and the report is earnestly con,roverted in the
newspapers. Nat. Gqs
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The u 3. troops from Sackett's Harbor, arrived
at Lewistown, on the 9Th inst Those from For,
Niagara came up TO that place on the ISth and on
the following day the whole proceeded on their
march for Buffalo, where they are to embark on
the 2ith inst. for Green Bay. General Brady
commands the detachment. Fort Niagara, which
has been occupied as military post for near 80
years, is now only occupied By one invalid soldier,
VINO was unable 10 accompany the detachment.
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m Conrai''ioner's Office. Pirfmond Higyc2g. tgef.
- ' r'iuts interested will Picl.e take notice thar have
~ 49, '"' ION coy oi 80 pt'mhcf nest conip-ite
me duties pfeseffbsd by the foregoing order ~ U
e9u, on witch day At ocloeL a. ~ they ,ie required
NC ready Tor examination and settlement,
juno =. 7--s8w AMOS trn -
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THE NEXT LOTTERY.
ODD .A-Nn Err,c

ODD IND EPE.V SYSTEM
SlY which the holder Of two Ti.t, - 60, GO,
T;YtE gTsis"H'''s at least ONE PRIZE, and msg dras
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The Fittsburg Gazette OF the 10Th inst. states,
mat the Clio river was too low for steamboat ma
vission A brisk trade CONTINUED to be prosecu-
ted by keel boats.
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The DanvilIe Gazette Of the 9th May states
that the recent rains have revived the vegetation
and the entire crop oftobacco had been planted in
The neigbborhood' The general accounts we have
OF the wheat crop in various portions OF the
State are not in unison with those from Fauquier
We Understand that 10 many parts The wheat looks
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The n. Y Commercial Advertiser states, that
the President had left it TO the option OF Messrs.
Sergeant and Rochester TO remain at home until
the autumn, or repair Immediately to Panama and
that they had both decided upon spending the sum
mer in the j. y; that accordingly dispatches will
be transmitted to MIR. Anderson 10y an officer, who
has arrived in " York whence he will embark
with all commercial speed
The report of certain French Commissioners hav-
ing arrived at Carthagena from Brest TO attend the
Congress Of Panama, is in all probability hot strict
~ correct. An agent may have arrived wi h in
structions TO see what The Congress were doing.
TO communicate informally the compliments and the
wishes OF the French Court; but not charged with
any thing like Diplomatic Powers. Such an agent
might have visited Panama on the part Of the q
5. tot only without mischief, bu, with some lrle
benefit: But not the formal Ministers Pienipoien-
'iasy, which the President Of the H. S. has thought
proper TO send an underlined Grand