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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

" The CONGREGATIONAL WIG is published ucice a
"etN f"esdays and Fridays at fire dollars per au,lt,n
~ Frertons to a disconhn,aaee IF The paper, an ar
regrdses must tie paid up. Ind those acho man ,r; ~
ascoat''iue mM 'ofy lie Editors to that effcL Of Ieos,
srri5cd. f '' ''''' Heey sap
u for daoeTftStnSI5 cents square Cor iss) for The
"1st insertion, and 90 cents for
Woer 81 insertions must be noted lie MS. otlerrjsc
"'Sy eta ne continued and charged dccordinsiy.
Tiu ire attention. r FNN'' 'N'y
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WILLIAM NEALE g. CO.

SIu ieave To inform their friends the public that
'ef assortment is rendered, by additional arrivals
piece, comprising almost every article of Ss,hnnnt and
Fancy nav c.nOrS " "0''o'Htdf an"
OF American, British, French German China aud o,t.,
manufactures, in their line.
lhey have been purchase prices corresponding with
the times, and will for cash or TO nuncraI
toners at very small advances
May 25 o, nf
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FOR LONDON.
Baltimore Whiskey. of

baltimore Whiskey, etc.
Just reeesred, per Dandy,
az 6oiS superior Baltimore Whisky
10 boxes Goldfish
IN STORE,
100 reams Wrapping Paper
10 bbls. Country Gin
do. N. T. Rum
No. and Mackersl, in bbls. e. tubs
hegs Salmon, boxes Cheese, Sc. &C.
FOR SALE by ALEX. CUSHMAN,
s ~ Market Bridge.
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FOR LONDON.

~ FOR LONDON.
}E. IN The good Ship POCAHONTAS Cant Sr,
3&kIlY$ NEu, burthcn 500 hhds. will CONNIE nee lead
sxzEsszzss ing Immediately ut Bermuda Hundred and
meet with despatch For freight of 80 rs hhds applv 10
Aug % en-
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Ft,d0" .aaTT'a@c Conrdci.-It matter ~ consi-
-, surprise mat frcsiheht BoIlvAR SO long
"i'e me onJect nj his patriotic visit was accom-
pcu' QUITS now, IT VIC may credit a report in one OF the
o'h's papers happily explained. The illustrious Libc
W obtained by the skcn cords of love, actua i
y employed III exchanging VOWS of cn,june anp, on nh
'.s marriage covenant with of our republican
e"'eS iioi Connecticut. Letters from, Lima staff. ,ba,
' eNeie' ol south America has entered into narriorr
contract with Miss AUGUSTA HART, of Sayb,ook CfH,
eei VI inc ANY "i Commodore Hull, and sister or the
,,"y VI me i"n HEMAN ALLEN, our Minister To Chilli
'd'l is one oi seven sisters all beautiful aud accom-
pSn'o 1t Tins be true, it the greatest match las t,rv
say IN Conneciicut cNef known in this that country
ie MS fNceiiency will come To the United States and
c"ns'inmate the by marriage in the nooJ nil
republican way. ~ Y C,,,ss,', "
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LOOK Ut VIIJ,S-

AZ I'LL he 'od 10 the highe bidder am Mod a, g.,
w hld en- Us, and will continue from d,v 4, IL %
Sold at the late d', cling house Of the late it uu alt
&c. !" LOUISA al the Pehabie property d hs aid de-
gents s,tlte consisting Of yey large stock Of r,t,s
.nd sheep among the stock, veil broke Tst'
G ~ cows 'nd calves Ao, from 10 200 barrel ~ 1917
80. b ie.u aoo'dng. qnirtity Of wheat aud roe"
van 'a gear go Hhd harness. three carts from To- 1880
VS." " haSon' Psntaun utensils aud chen furniture and
NAM oilei ti g too tedious cnuncrafe Ttyns ~, III
' OF I've doi af aud les, cs' will he required; over dat
SUP we've mouths credit will be- allowed upon the nur.
chase giving bond with approved 81 cu,ity a m
he delivered btfJre bond Is executed. - f'F'| "'
on the day will be sold, two entire ,roe ft -
The manion Tract, supposed contain 900 se,. No Iii -
,ury} cd an 500 per acre Ths very derablc ,ituat
neatby ahd wen IMPROVED with every hecessary buIJ;-
h'shng HaSh'ne and horser Tho oiher tract known L
mc nsne OF supposed TO contain from 10 SEQ acre.,
% 'aG WI N'o ne sm, eyed Also, thi, tract there !,
sl house and her ho1ses. Each tract Is i,
aslIon ana placed ina respectable eighbourhooI
i oe HuI'h ~ the purrhae money will he required In
wy. le'Ilue ~ lree annual pay neui, hind aud sp9ros
'y' "l'n deed Of trust he premises will be re.
i'"'' ANDERSON TBTCE,
JAMES G. DICKINSON, lErselfoy,.
Feb. Is. is2c 'oe a.
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not Get nay for supporting the great number OF
prisosers under their charge. He spprehendei that
there could be no Constitutional objection 10
the payment OF the public debts if there was TO the
appointment oil a judge-The resolution lies one
day.
The amendment proposed BY the C. of +. to
the Oil prescribing the mode Of ascertaininc the tax
aoie property was supported by .Ly. -Maeroe; and
os'ns amended on motion of Mr.. Alay, was agreed
10, and the bill ordered to be engrossed.
Inc OIL concerning the inspection Of tobacco
wa. taken up, and ordered to be printed.
"A" impressed bill, amending the militia laws
was taken up. Sunday blanks being in The bill. a
motion made by Mr.. R,.apsrf9rd TO IN The
hrst blank as TO the compensation of clerks of
courts martial, with Sc per day; motions were
made to NIL the blank with other sums. and so,re
conversation took place the subject in which
nlessrs Christian, blackburn and .Ncyuabon
,oox part. Mr. Rires. who was opposed TO the
on' moved 10 postpone it indefinitely. He said there
were many blanks in il, and was induced TO make
the motion TO save time The ,notio, vas .,n-
ported by Mr.. Page of q. and opposed by Mir.
Christ'dn, OF r., who explained the objects of the
OH. Mr.. Patfeson, of u. suggested that the Oh.
Jectionahle section in the bill could be stricken
our, " tue vote 10 eneross il be re-consdered; and
aS IL was calculated 10 DO good, he was opposed to
postponeineni.
MIR NC IYhorter opposed postponenent. The
section in the bill objected to was. thar g.oy,;ng
n me volunteer companies uniform themselves.
us he thought available provision, inasmuch as
penhiued the companies 10 select their oyyn
' ",iN'n' MI biachouI1 opposed posiponen,ent,
although ne intended TO vote asain,tit III. seq
.on OBJECTED to was enough 10 destroy it; i, nigh,
very well m this part of the country, bot would
oe ensn, ii not expensive TO the volunteers
I sasntaies. Mr. hason, of s. supported
the notion and Mr.. hTssS opposed it. The lat
yer ana pot thinss that the expense was suflceo,
reason ior rejecting the bill. MIR Christian re-
."'s ~ mar there was no penalty for member OF
company not appearing in uniform until the
company had agreed spon uniform IL the
company did not agree upon one, or il .boulJ no,
oe approved BY The field officers, the penaiiy did
LII 81 that 1t The objectionable section APP
piied 70 company,it would be in consequence Of
bill postponed. N '
MI May offered resolution, (Which lies one
DAY lns'ructing The Com. of G. of J. To renort
OH providing some mode for the disposition of
Isse' oo'h N law and ciancery, which cannot be
disposed OF IN consequence OF the inability O. the
Jadse Of any court. -
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bert aud Ssnue y. Lambert, mereh,n. and partner, az
the CITY 81 NtwYok tisdng undcr the firm Of Iambs,ss
aud Bfotheu. %
V on not beng inhabitants cfhn commonwealth nor b,v;
II any khown agent within The SAME, will please fake ne
et hai 'hsi Ny ny attorney The nth fgtb tgh 9Of
3st and <<nf Day intio month pr next Lnea sot
linc efees, m ALBANIA, proceed 10 the depo,o, Of
m'iane' 70 reed az evidence suit now dececd,.
and tmned ~ e Superior Court of Chsneery fo G
hichm'nd D"iet WHEREIN you ccrplsio.,s and yyii,
Bueheii' mJs,f AMI o'beis defendants A,d ell 80, :,
ne ab'y,9eno3cd poce lnI tunes proesed aIe tho Jeeo
to'Oi wy, sa'u GUN -. Mffanti b.. ftad evidence IN
sud eePendns aud undetermined 10 The spt,r eourt Of i
Io -, ,as os9y - xxx 11,g wherein you pisnG and
re acre'sd dcposngns fhe Jav. and ,, he pi,, g.
,, va, poerod 70 ilte te ~ the coo,tou,e 10 the civ
o. "g's u 'ue <o' -h, 2tlb and 10Th days IN Zoe ssm
"nn' lis-'h 70 commissions avafdrJ, Of Which times uf
Place os may au'nd It you dunk rror-f. Your', ks
-.t,4 JOHN q. BAPTIST
t.','''''s 81 = = 90 - ltlt. U6sTfst
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"a DIsrANr UonnxspoNDrv,, !

| me following communication reached MS br
inc Iiurrday's Mail. The author is a gentleman
whose researches into the true theory of our rov.
efhh'eht are extensive and profound. His quota
Mons IN the following article are most happy and
conclusive. How different are the views of MIR.
nuains al .iis day. from those of Mr. Madison a.
the time of the adoption of the Constitution ~ -
'he year 80! 10 The hands of ihes. ,IiiTeren, noIi
tic'ans, it treaty. does not appear 10 be the same
form Of government
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EROM TIIE pACIFIC

Extract of letter from young officer OF the Uni
ted States ship United States, TO his friend in
Boston, dated
CHRourLLiAs, Sept. &c, 1898.
The forts OF Callao still in the possession oil
the Royal Spaniards Bolivar has erected batteries
within quarter of mile OF them; and constant
firing is kept up between them; while the Chiian
and Peruvian squadrons assailing the forts from
the sea. Rodil, who commands in the forts, has
held out like good fellow, and deserv the praise
Of his nation. He has been penued up nearly one
year, and has now only 2000 men; formerly he
had 1000, but living on salt provisions and bad
water, so long, they have died. Five days ago, a
shell from Bolivar's batteries burst In the castle
aad killed % men, and Rodil's horse; and the
soldiers turned 10 and devoured the animal. The
port of Calao is most rigdly biockaded, and no
merchant vessels allowed TO enter; and Bolivar
has cut off all communication by land. Notyyitii-
standing he soldiers dying off very fast, Rodil
says, g he will not give up whilst there is man s
body to gnaw upon send you decree of the
Government of Peru which you will find interest,"
ing.
FROM KEY WEST AND VERA CRUZ.
NORFOLK, Feb. 22.-From Mr.. Mi,lingham,
who arrived here Sunday last, in the brig George,
from Vera Cruz, via. Key West, we learn that
Key West was very healthy when he left there
9Th inst He further Informs that previous to his
leaving Vera Cruz, fleet of Mexican vessels of
lying off the Castle, consisting of the
irigate Libertad, brig Victoria (Which conveyed
the troops from the Castle of st. Juan d. Ulloa to
Havana, brig Bravo, schooners Tampico, Pedro,
Oreserva, Federal, Charco, and several others He
was informed by officer, that considerable ac-
cession to that force Gin vessels) was ihomently
expected from the u. States, and that the whole
squadron was destined for Cuba. Beacon
The London Literary Gazette ofthe Gath Dec.
asserts that Sir Walter Scott is now engaged in
writing the life of Bonaparte; that the work is well
advanced, and will probably be ready for publics-
ton about The end of autumn. Its said to be
written ' in fine vein of philosophical impartial
", and breathes throughout the most perfect can
dour and good temper" The stile is also spoken oil
,as being carefully attended to, and chaste exam
pie OF historical excellence.
Letters received at Philadelphia, fully confirm
the account, which published Friday last,
ofthe disastrous effects of the late Gibra-
tar. One OF them adds, that the ship carpenters
refused TO work for less than four dollars per day
In
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Messrs. John D. Hawkins, Richard Bord. A1.z

Messrs. John ID. Hawkins, Richard Bovd. Alley
r1ory .. soyd Philip Rsuey and Blair Buryel.
,d 49, P'ea't iske Noti'e That shall on the 3d. 9Th
% ~ oays OF April next, AT the tavern. house OF W;,S
yio hoyoton 10 the county Of Msekienburg and state Of
y,eL - ,t we houT Of o'clock in the MOT ming and
nj nsss ~ us Rebsrd H. Walker Peyton r. Bur well
sbs sser CO.., a 70 N evidence 10 suit depending 10
s PaiaIh and YOU and Of you and o,her'
SIS you can aeud or not as Won NAV s g.
F9 as 80 ~p THOMAS GO0DE.
H1.efv
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ooAEN 5 oEEI1.i:-ea,.,,l..,.--.,-

~ W. had the pleasure Of ,sa his norniny e II,
oygdNs OF YORK county, Pa. the fortunate boJe- " 4;
one IISeI 81 tue great capital pi1e OF one H,,I IT,
on Wgn.d3 '[a%n @ the Gand State Lottery Mar
,u1,snay ia-t. The cash usual jor all pri-es ae
0oss% 0Dee paid him presentation Of tie tek
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1880 tickets

st.,o uckets S2ll,20O Dollars
ziekes "a the shove Lottery con he hal AZ IL. Hora.
D'ce Under the Eagle Hotel, Richmond a, the foloSn
rAtes Whoie lIcket 80 Halt DO 80 Quarter do 81 CO.
acHasss o. twelve tickets embracing The SIS No. ~ IN,
1soey wh'oh must OF neeeahy draw S25 so metz ~ "a
at the same rate. " f"'Ses's' may DC bao
F1si 70 .he 2,terie Of New York. " Jersey, PenpyIy,
.sa, DsIawaTe. Maryland, Washington eiv Vfsio; KIN
Odoa anu L,ou.isoa, viii be received in va, nien
cneis, eDeiosnsthe cash. prizes a, s.vs free If most
3J., OF sbaes, will meet with prompt attention Il
""0'e''eu 70 ]. IL. YATES,
p..e a. M'INrYRE, Managers.
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a correspondent of the n. z. American writes
RON washington (Feb. IS,) that the Senate had
taken in high dudseon the call Of the n. of y IN
the PRESIDENT in relation 10 the Panama paners.
and had g actually refused for two or three davs
10 so into the consideration OF Executive business
until they should see whether the President an.
sweFed the call As he has not done so, ,Ley have
again gone TO work-tLe nilsson, however, will
be sanctioned in the end,'' SC.
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"Thc remainder Of the Message evinces in Mr..
Quincy Adams a very lsudabe zeal in the cause
of science. He speaks Handsomely aud justly OF
as the gencrou emulation with which the Gov
ernments of France, Great Britain, and Russia,
have devoted the genius, the intelligence, and the
treaaures of their respective nations to the COM
mon Improvement of the Species in geography
and astronomy, and holds the Governments up as
splendid examples to be followed in this respect by
the American Legislature. He, in like manner,
quotes the examples of England and France, in
their scientific Improvements of weights and mea-
sures, suggests the endowment of University, and
the construction of an Observatory. and recon-
mends certain engagements of the Executive and
Judiciary departments. as required by the great in
crease of population, and the wide Ratification.
OF foreign intercourse
From Hapana--A gentleman who pas.
senger in the brig Milo, from Havana, informs thai
the Governor making preparations TO defeno
the Island from an attack which they shortly expect
ell from the Coloinbians Six frigates and other
sells were to sail on the 18th inst. 10 nerc ept tn,
Colombian fleet, should they make the attack.
NJ r .ddy.
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w Letter r-m the Majority the buckingham Cpngr.,
' i-'ee"on' to the HJOriy-is published ON our ia p.e
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care authorized to state that alr VIM T. pierce ,;,r ~,
DC Candidate at the en-uus election james CIV cont,
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FROM HAVANA

To an esteemed friend and correspondent al
Havana, we are indebted for the following very
late Intelligence from that place. From the very
great facilities possessed by him of Obtaining
correct information, the utmost reliance NAV be
placed in the contents OF his letter.
HAVANA, Goth April, 1926
Gentlemen Since my last, the only thing new
is the arrival of Spanish ship of war; the Sahino
from Csdiz and Cuba, having on board three Bri-
gadler Generals for this garrison which at present
is very large; much to the astonishment of everv
enlightened person here, of them is a blacl,
man, who rendered essential services in Peru bat
the Captain General, no doubt, will not PERM,
him to take the command of brigade, even of the
black troops here; it is even whispered he will be
sent back. The Spanish squadron, CONSISTING Of
the Guerrero a, and five very large frigaes were.
according TO last accounts, at ST. Jago de Cuba.
they are under the orders OF Admiral L,borde and
it Is rumoured they destined for the Main,
(which if sos" will be declared in state of bloc
kade.
As to our internal situation, al is quiet, and
since The late communication of your President on
the subject OF the Panama Congress, (as regards
the Islands OF Porto Rico and Cuba) has heen re-
ceived, public confidence has entirely been restor-
ed and no dread is entertained of an invasion
at the same time, General Wives is actively
employed IN placing every department upon the
most efficient footing. The Island is divided into
four military divisions, each division comman Ced by
general officer of known talents and experience:
these are again sub-dvded into 81 sections, each
under the orders of tried officer; troops have
been sent from here to fill upon the different posts
and no country assert, presents at this momen,
so military and secure state OF defence. The a.
mount OF troops at present in the whole Island ma
be calculated at %, 0O0 men.
! We have frisaie and briggs of war in the har
/ bour. which with the squadron at Cuba, compose,
the Spanish naval force in those seas
| 1t requires large sum TO maintain so very larg,
force, and am OF opinion, the Intendant vii
have to lay on heavier taxes, which will be yer,
mpoliiic, as the people of this country, like al
others, are not very great friends to high taxation
| Frencb brig has arrived from La Vera Cruz
and brings the account of the burning of the Gus
tom House, by accident; the loss is stated I do
not know tow true, at two millions dollars.
tBGlt. Chronicle
INDIA
I Ths following is au evrsa"' e - iet.ef hom a
veg e-Psri9bIe merchant at ST. Helena. dated
March 10Th, 10 house in this city received by
the ship Sabina
! We have jus: received intelligence from Ma
dFas, BY the English Ship Melish, that the Bur
mese war is at end, and that they have been
compelled to pay 10 the British -, 500 OGOL ster-
ling, with an assignment Of FIVE Provinces''
E T. .Ntr. Adr
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PNRLLC E1LE

farm; situated paf in Alb marie and par: in Lou.,
" county, short distance n the that lead, from
Irsdcrick'hurs TO charlottesville about miles from lie
lat place miles a Owe Cor louisville near the Souh
We mountains adj Dining the lands aud residence OF Capt
James Liusy H. Patrick siche, aud the property the
late Capt oliver contains so ACRES, about cleared
- OF which good houom land, well set with grass. anon
the balance some good ohaccO lands The Improvements
lug dwelling house with the iotyci dor a.d
two ahU's with houses, stables The sale will take
place on day, the 18th da, OF June next the tavern
kept ny Joseph Canpbe Bar tvocllo. short distance from
;ht farm Terms, third ash bai1uee in two equal an
'm1 Plymcn deed iu trust {, the two h-i paw
mrnt vil b. iequredThe prori tor, JOHN RICHARDS.
ns 81 'e premises viii read show the land to any person
dipnsei 10 purchase IT.
5yt
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Taluable real estate for SALE.

VIII subcribef having permanently settled himself in Al
= bemdilc (noniis icmOene) disposed sell hi,
late on lie Mehein River ia GreensYlle county, recently
known toy The came Ct Sea Island containing ne1r,
1t teEeTy best quality The improvements consist Of goo
DWELLING HOUSE and all Necessary out-huuses inclu-
din- excel n Gotten H'chne. Of Poweirs make, There
Is 7t' ~. best and perhaps the only Mil Scat
ut W River aa' beiheld, the lind lies both sides If
.,t -.- 't inis pont-aid the Dismal Svlinp canal
l sh' be p , forwhch tkerc already an appropri-
a'' de b te esent Congrrs, which wall greatly enhance
tic vJ.e OF t., property.
Terms ofsa--A credit Of seven years, payable in seven
equal annual mIlnen with interest the three INST
mes only, aud the whole to be e by deed rust ON
The land.
Persons who wish 70 purchase this valuable estate can he
accommodated with most things for the Of t
iarn the ensuing year Tue Subscriber will remain on m
premise lIr several weeks, Tor the purpose Of treating with
any Gentleman who may be dIspus d To- purchase
EbW'D: o. GOODWIN.
N.B.Thc re.idue Of the Mlyfcld Estate uGsulI called
Eae'n View also ioI sale, lime aud terms I. above
stated l. O. G..
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Communicated.
MARRIE9l7-By the Rt Rev. Bishop Moore, Ia this city
1.-THE 20n ut George T"or r:,q ct the late Hon
oi Airs. i. Randolph of Wilton.
80 t'se evening OF ne 27i ult- by the Rev. Edmund
Gote Mr. ChGres Foryes lsed - years To Mi, Rsteesu H.
y rHch, la, NTH wiie, agodj1 years.
-, en- he 25,i alt 10, Rev. AR Little, NJ james J.
James Ms, Heteh, dau oDcit LGckc, Es Wash
iagtun Guy
- hy The Rev. WIN H. Hart Richmond Hin. Henricn
county, 2I ul; Mr. Dlvi Riciesoa lucy Char Ioe-
vlle ilenarle, Mis- 9ice CioPtoH Merry eldest
Of Capt. John Merry, Il Seykenl county.
-, Tuesday evening by the bey. Jesse Turner, mr..
Pal C0rrington OF Cnlioue, Mas Enta r aus liter oi
) idse WIN. II. Cabel! IT thi. city
DIEDlun the 2eth ult si,rr short but painful illness
Davd Iooy the Deputy sheriff for the county Of Cunhsf-
1R, i'm the Prime Cd hi, fel which Office he discharged
,vitl much lo!iiy aud industry lie has LETT wife aud Two
infant chiII and many friends an1 lament his loss
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