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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-26
WAsHINGroN CoRREspoNDrN cE.

W AsHTSGToN CoRREspoNDEUcE
Oh ask me now the new speaker presides? With
ont he affection of too much dgnity-very handsome
y, and gracefully Not with The irresistible grace and
ease os Ciay--he has not his iuaxpressible manner
which chained your ateDtion--but next 10 him. he is
the pest speakerat is he carries off the thing better
Than any other ever Ills appointments of com
miees you can judge of for yourself All the imnor.
liant committees have jackson majorhes. This think
was reasonable. They bad the rnaioritythey pot their
Peaker--and according TO party usage ali the world
.Hey were entItied 10 What he gave them. There
vas ucn laying ofheads together about IT, and il the
complexion of committees was no, dictated 70 him he
was probably, very strongly aiUised Randolph's ap-
Ponlnen of chairman of ways and means was thought
.a'oer pTePosterous, but it only fetch TO make
McDufie chairman. The speaker knew he could not
serve.
81 DO not at resent signs of very boisrerons
sion' ana thIDh the jackson men, queted by their
majority in both houses, disposed 10 keep as close
10 The shore possible until Tie great battle is fought
next fail. OF the result OF that battle they nrc,end
to entire conidence-nore guess than they feel.
am confident too. New York safe for at least Cd ouf
OF oo-'hls IS as certan as such speculatons can be-
'ey upon IL pennsylvania is not sure, and her course
WIZ be decided By the tariff question here this winter
"Clay in bad beaIlb and am afraid will he in st;lI
worse from the nature OF his complaint before he REFS
better do not believe in his going TO England and
all IS guess who is 10 go. Webster ought 10 be The
man zen Jackson's advice bad been so far fol.
'oWen as no eXteTnIDate the Monster Parfyn Pick.
erings complaint Of the prescription of the fedora
ns's, rs reasonable What is a federsIist now
days and in wirat does that abased animal differ
rom RsPubhcaD! After much study and observa
Ton, profess can see no difference now though
1t was plain enough in former times. The war
with England Disbed The distinction between the old
parties, aud heDceforward call we're federalists all
we're republicans" In country Of liberty and eqns-
lily, name ought not 10 canoDize or deDiiizc man
lie ought TO be employed according to virtue talents
and love OF country. Bu. Jackson VIII "sat all TO
rights scFTcsc'
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Administrators Sale.

a IN Monday, the l4ih day of January rext 1892
" shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the late
residence of James Cooke decd, in the county OF Pow
hatan 10 or 20 negroes belonging the of said
locke, consisting of men, women boys and girls amorr
whom there is fine carpenter, very likelv women
and girls all the household and kitchen furniture stock Of
h"Fses CATTLE sheep and hogs the crop corn fodder AMI
snucks.
IERMs-For all s"ns of ten dollars ard under, casi
viii be required; all exceeding ollars cralit
VIII be gwen until The lst January, 1899 the pucha ses
executing bonds with approved security, interest from
the date until paid; con the puncal pa uet OF each
BOND, the interest will he rcmed'
I'm the same day aud at the place. shall offer for
sale, TO the highest bidder the land belonging 20
the estate Of said James Cooke decd lying on James
RIVER adjoining the lands Of William Walha, John g.
Danei and john Il. Cooke. Terms made Known on tic
day by ARMESTEAD A. GREEN
Adm'or Of James Cocke, dee,
Powha,an County, Goth Dec. 1877. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-26


| 1hc OHIO Legislature met at Columbus ON lie 3rd
INST. 10 the House. King administration was cho-
sen Speaker, 40 TO %, oyer Irvine Jacksonfour alb,
sem, 3 administration.
Ia the Senate, Wheeler ADMINISTRATION 90, Lucas
(Jackson) l2four absent here too and 8 out of the
Administration. The Adminst alton ticket is ExPrc.
TED 10 prevail in the State by 10000 majority
we have been pressed from various quarters, re-
paoish from the Fredericksburg Arena, very able
article on the subject of the Chancery Courts signed
"ythe, and we take liberty to invite the attention Of
the General Assembly TO it,
on Monday, in the House of Delegates Mr.. Minor
onered a resolution for branching the Cour. of APP
Peas' lwhy not branch the Legislature tool which
was adopted, and Ir. Dyer and Mr. Lewis resolutions
for reducing the pay and mileage of members of tie
General Assembly, which motion of EIr Creir
we're indefinitely postponed, ayes SO, noes G7-On
motion Of MIR. Woodhouse, the House adjourned over
TO Wednesday.
Wchave to-day Cor eici of procce
-aE@-
1t is understood the Convention Bill viii pass The
Senate by majority of two voices, possibly motc.--
and we tender congratulations the friends of Tie
measure, in anticipation. That which has been at
tempted for forty years. thanks its enemies no less
than the unring zeal of IFS friends is we belieye ror
ready for ACCOMPLISHMENT
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NEW GOODS.
FENHE subscribers have recently received large aec
Il To their previous large stock of
DRY GOODS

1
/ TIE follossing is part Of their assortment;
Worsted baregeo, eautul coors
| Plain Gro de Naples
Watered do and figured
Black, white and coored French saiins
Black India do and satin evantines
Coiored and white forences
Double chain black do
Teal and imitation Italian lustri,gs
Black India Borences,a wide article and cheap
Black senshaws and sarsnets
all Kinds fancy handkerciiiefs as figured siik
tcn do. aslImere, imiiatioD do
German twiiled, Spi,tlefeld Bariore,
company and comnon banhaiina, fol se''us1'eh
All kinds do for boys. children and servants
LINEN cambrics and linen canioic hal,iEe.cfifafs
Fire side sia wis
NeYino and casiiu,erc do
Mankn and Canton grapes
Black Italian cravats
Coored do article
All kinds cravating, coinrc,l a nd yre
- q ID and Cd bobbne, for wells nd dresses
Thread and bobbine, Iaces and etIeines
All Kinds rnusRs, plain figured n Il tamhorol I,r.
plain, figured ard ambored mull, plain aud ,ambored
Striped aud plaid and herring hone so
Garment, furniture and cambria dimitjrs
ne'u'iiui inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS as
s'pS CORDS, pushes, iaces q,sngs, silks, Sc. sc.
ses, beautiful article N'N'
ladies Il. short Kid horseskm ANA silk GLOVES
Ladies' long white and colored do
Misses do Il,
Gentlemens walking riding and dress gloves
|
AL kinas hiBBANDS those FOR hets anu bonnets yery
elegant '
large assortment cnmJyjc cGcoe Citcngsia,, minds
tarian plaiGs for cnaks, and inferior do for servants
dresses ''
Gams's hair cambie FOR ladies' ,em;lenens cioars
new and beautiful article
Bombazes and Bombsziues
( G'ofhs and cassmeres of every degrrinton
Bans-Up cords and vevels
Silk and tabby do
CassBeis Of all colors
9 ioinstt Valencia and arseiles yesfTnps
rown and beached omes,ics all widths aud ouaIiifes
Do checks, bedtickiocs
o'hsey wooiseys a"d krrseys for seYants' clothing
oznaourgs and ticklenburgs Of all qualities
IAhFEI'NGs RUGS, oftiis latter elegant assort-
" ''-
'isD GERMAN and Scotch sheengs, some which fOA
wiae (widtb without SCAMP
oben ann BRAZILIAN tuck, side and bent COMBS
large assortment OF IRISH LINENS, Succrio, pr9ss
80. bleach and exceedingly cheap
white, red and green hannes
Spotted do for children
bIerno cloths for do
~ y ~ ~, II, II, IS and IA rose BLANKETS
3 to point do
war CoIIoNS, under market price
Ana large variety Of Other articles NOT arrived ali rs
whch nave been purchased the lowest tnnrkct pdcee
some much UNDER and will he offered al acr ADVANCES
INA" customary IN consequence Of the ateucss Of the sea-
eIn. WILLIAM NEALE & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-26

DR. Barbour's Proposition. We lay before the rea-
der the whole Of the first days debate in The House Of
Representatives on Mr.. p r. Barbomr's plan TO sell
the stock OF The Government owned in The q. States
Bank The debate Of The second day, ip which tl,e
proposition was further supported by Mr.. Barbour and
Mr.. Fort Of Geo and opposed By different gentlemen
containing nothing essentially differing from the first
we shall not publish On that day the vote on refer
ence was taken and decided in the negative ayes nine
noes ia. The ayes were Messrs. Alexander, p. F.
Barbour, Daniel, Floyd Of va. Fort, Hall, Lecomp.
to- Roane, and Turner
The speedy and decisive veto put upon this
proposition viii tranquze The alarm produced by IFS
announcements Mr.. Barbours argument is exceed.
iDgy ingenious, its defect being, that it does not en-
brace all the views bearing upon the subject He allow
ed for example, nothing TO that confidence so essential
to the buoyancy Of stocks, and does not seem to have
perceived that the withdrawal Of the Government as
partner 10 the Bank though il bad TO otbcr mc;iyc in
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IN THE CITY OF RICHMON11D,- J.

HhOle Ticket jfs2 80 o,,,.,,. ,.,
Tor sale The MANAGERS oFFrcE uude the Eapc 3o,el
cn, YATES {. ETNTYRE,
- ictr3saf Ts.
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AND LADIES' WEEKLY GAZETTE.
ZNilIS is a new publication, issued e, cry
~ Wednesday. II has been commencedun.
der the most favourable auspices, and, as its
title designates, is appropriated particularly
TO the ladies. II is devoted to the cause of
virtue, to knowledge and amusement. II will
furnish information on the culture of plants,
flowers, Sc. useful receipts agoneral week.
ly summary Of foreign aud domestic news
with rich fund Of choice and selected mis-
cellaneous literature. It is neatly printed on
fine white paper. Expressly for bdnding) quar-
to form-eight pages-without advertise
ments, (Which are to be inserted ON cover.)
The piice is only Two Dollars per ennum,
payable by those in the city, half yearly, and
by all others yearly. in advance.
Among numerous list Of contributors are
the names Of Selck Osborn, the Boston Bard,
&c. and in order to render the work truly
valua BILE, the Editor will distribute premiums
for original articles, amounting 10 One Hun
dr ed Dollars.
All communications must be addressed to
4Thomas G, Clark. Editor and proprietor, Ne
10 Race-Street, Philadelphia. copy
ng this will be furnished with The .ai6,lx and
Ladies Weckly Gasetie. as an equivalent,
Postmasters and others will be entitled to
every sixth copy they may order.
PhiLddeiphid, Oct. 1926.
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EOOgWE aGWE.

or C.aJMBRLa.N Tooth ACHE
PiLLS. The relief is immediate, with
nut the least injury to the teeth. -
Price 0ne,loiiar.
Grrhe above MEDICINES are in.
closed in pamphlets, containing direc-
tions for using them. and numerous
cures performed bythem-are warran-
ted genuine and may be had Of the
present PROPRIETOR, at his Counting
Room over Moro, Court street, Bos-
roN. opposite Concert Hall and at
retail, BY his special appointment, as
above. and also at Providence, Of J..
BALcH, and at ether large Towns and
Cites, throughout the Union.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary
cures may be had of the Agents, gra-
It's.
GA large discount TO. country ply
siciaps. traders, SC.
Sept. so. lycow.
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CONSUMPTION.

DR.. KELFE's HSIH.N,l TIC Pills
give instant ease in all coughs, colds,
asthma, difficulty OF breathing, wheez.
ing, tishtness of the chest, coD>umpt-
ion, pain in the side, splitting Of blood,
chiliness and shiverings. the torsrun.
ners of ferers, &c. Common colds
are removed IN a few hours. The a.
red will experience relief equally a
grccablc aud instantaneous, even when
the lungs are affected. sl'rite one dol.
lar. One box, containing IL pils,fre-
qucntly affects cure. ~
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HOQN BINDIN@a

D LANK Books made Of the bes
I'D materials and Ruled and Bound
to any pattern.
Old Books rebound in any style that
may be required. Sets, Or single
Books, for Banks, Town Clerks, Mer
chants, Manufacturers, and others
who wish for Books to particula, pat,
terms, furnished at short notice. a.
cheap as can be purchased in the State.
*.*All orders left at the office Of
the Northern Star, will be thankful y
received. and puustual attention pait'
to them.
Sept. 23,
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warren, Jan. Is, 1897.

a L the annual meeting of the Stock
IA holders Of the BRISTOL UN.
ION BANK. holden on Monday Jan.
cary lst, 1897. the following gentle
men were chosen Directors for the en-.
suing year. viz : Parker Borden. Sam.
uei Coggeshall, Nathaniel Coggeshall,
Ephraim .Gitfard. George B. Munro,
Greenwood REYNOLDS. Benjamin Hall,
Josiah GOoding, and William Cogges-
hall. At subsequent mee,i.g Of the
Directors, PARKeR BoApES, E,q. was
chosen President.
WM. COGGKSHALL, Cashier.
Bristol, Jan. Is. s.w
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Dr,RELFE's VEGETHBEE RIfEU
FILLS. TO expat,ate on
the superior efficacy Of these pills
would be superhuous suffice it to say.
that in rheumatism, gout, cramp,spasm
stiffness in the joints, &c. they will be
found singutarly ebicacious, and may
be used by females under all circum.
stances, to great advantage. As phys.
ic, they operate perfectly easy and
,cithout pain. Price fifty cents.
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Memoir AN DA.

81 oke, 26th ulL schr Ram Ter, A'!en,stanI
ing s. w. fr St, Pierres.
Arr at Wilmington, brig Zephyr, Barton,
Of tbi port, fr Havana.
At Batavia, Aug. Is, chip Asia, Corey, OF
q, evidence. unc.
At Barcslonia, Nov. s, ship Roger Viii.
liams, NlosAsr, and brig Maria, Vaughn, Of
Bristol, expecting 10 obtain irieghts Tor Ha-
vaps.
Arr at the English Turn, 18th, brig Clar-
i.ss, Watson, n Providence.
Arr below Norfolk. 9Th; schr Harriet, from
Bristol, for Fredericksburg.
At Leghorn. Nov. 0, brig Atlantic, Bailey,
of WEXFORD, fir Labrador.
Arr st Providence, 10th, brig Charles Jo-
s.ph, Bishop, New Orleans, IL d' fr the Bs-
lize. a., -,
Sailed f. Liutin about June 10th, shipi-
perior, Andrews, tor Valparaiso.
J, At Havana, 30lh ult ships Leonidas' Law
ton. of Bristol, fr Marssilles; ship Boy,
Greene, Of Newport, fr Hamburg; orig Cas-
tillo, Friuk, Of this port, fr N. Orleans. Arr
I7th, ship Ann, Gonsolve, fr Barcelona.
Arr at New Orleans, 18th, briss Ciar's'a
Watson, fr ProvijeDcs VIM. Henry Coie''
of this port, Fl Havana, u,,
Arr al Savannah, 9th, ship Envoy, Whea'
ton, fir New York; schr Curlew' AiIen' Ma
Ar at New York. 14th, ship Magnet
Usher. fr Charleston, Is; 14th, brig Miles,
Wheaton. If this port, fr New of'ean'' !"
is fr the Balize.
Arr Mt Newport, 18th, sloop Eliza Ann.
Child, 10 hours r. New York, with ~ ps'-
sengers.
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FROM HAVANA.

Capt. Pike Of the scIlr. General
Pike, arrived at New York. left
Natana, on the ed inst. brings ia
formation OF the. arrival ar that port
III Cam. Porter, with Mexican
lrigate, two briggs aud schooner.
Three frigates, brig and a schoon-'
or, had sailed in pursuit ofthc Com.
Tie u. s. ship Constellation ar
rived at Havana, from Pensacola
Gath nlt. all well.
The appearance Of Com. Porter
or Havana, had created excitement
at that place. and that unrriendly
feelings had been manifested. Ii the
the two fleets should fall in with each
other, there will no doubt be blooay
contest.
South .gmerica. An arrival at
New York.. from Laguira the .l7'b
ult. brings news that affairs in Vcn-
czuela were quiet. Gen. Pacz was
Mt Valencia, and was about making
n truce with Cen. Mcndez, Until
Bolivar Should arrive, who was ex-
pccted to put an end to t'e troabies'
Martial law stili prevailed. Men
doza. the late in;endant Of Caracas
had hcen ordered back by Paez as
he vas cmbarkiug for .Sl. Thomas'
but effected his escape.
The Mexican squadron under
Commodore Porter, has been swk-
81 oH Cape Antonio by the Canto"
.nand 10 Havana. The squadron
captured % gun .bris, the hercu,
les. The Cnmmodorc'S ship and
the rest II. ihe squadron were in line
condition and we'll manscd, prioc':
paIly w,,i American scancn' nc
Cant. nf the Canton. was reqses'co
To- -esort this at Havana, ana 10
81, .4nmmlurc P. was ready 10
NEE, the snanish squadron. Ihs
squadroi, has since been spoke" OH
Eavsng-1
The Spanish Commooore La =:
horde, prut ccIcd to sea WIN "'s'
ate, corvette and brig tbe s''"' oil
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Lied,

In Bristol on Thursday morning last, af.er
a very lingering illness, Capt, Peles Slocum,
aged 76 years.
IN. Boston, Mrs. Mary Russell, wife Of Mr..
RUFUS Russell. aged %, formerly Of Roxsu-
ry.
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Drtttab Dentffrfre. /.
BRITISH AN'TISEpTYC DE.N

BRITISH ANIISEPTYC DEN:
THRICE. The loothache is not on.
ly prevented by this Dcntifrice, but i,
renders the teeth beautifully wh,fe
Though hitherto 6lack-removes the
cause Of tGter arising from decayed
teeth, and at the same time it restores
to the gums their original efIlorescence,
imrarts to the breath a most delecta-
ble sweetnesH Price one dollar.
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TO THE
.AEFETCTE!D.

HUSr received, aud Tor sal e
% JEREMIAH WILL'tNS WAR
REV, r. La fresh supply Of those val.
liable and genuine MEnICiNES pre- 3,
pared by the late DR.. W = CONWAY
viz.
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GEORGET. GARDNER

=
Has Just received and offers for sale,
LNRESH Muscatel Raisins.
n Ditto Keg ditto.
htto Figs and Currants.
Sicily Madeira Wine.
Lisbon Ditto.
Malaga Ditto.
Sisson's Old Rum.
400 ID. gcod Butter.
New. Rice DC.
AL.>0-A very handsome sssort-
ment Of CR0cKERY and GLASS
IYARE.
Constantly on hand. kyr and In
dian, Meal /; Guodwin's Essences,
&c. &r. &c.
Jan. rs.
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Notice.

M MRktlFVANs sSANTFORD having
Tl alarge cominodious room, ,wsuId
like to add TO her school. q few schol-
lars for one quar- ter, Who wish 10 at
tend to History, GRAMMAR, 0eog.
raphy. Composit, on, Whiting, &c. ss
she will be enabled 10 pay individual
attention. which those studies require.
Jan. go.
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II is reported in Boston paper
that Curtis, ono Of the wen recent
" sentenced to death in that city for
the murder of the captain and mate
of the schooner Fairy. hss been re.
cognizcd as Onc Of The pirates par
-dnned during the administration Of
Mr.. Munree.
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ALBION CORN PL.aSTER.--
This Plaster never causes the least
pain, although 1t dissotves and drawn
tie corn out by the roots.--but gives
immediate ease as soon as applieds
rice one dollar.
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sAart;1f k:ltsllsD.Mfc.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAsr.

s ARRIVED SINCE OUR LASr.
+ Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Providence.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraha,n, fron Ir,videaee.
Sloap Sally, Brown, If do.
10th, arr brig Brothers, Smith, IA days fr
Matanzas, with molasses and erfee, 10 J.
Smith, Jr, and others. Sailed in CO. with
schr. Curlew, Allen, for Savannah. Left,
brgs Busy, Barton, James, Cole, New Co
lumbia, Collins, all from this port, di.ch (.
schr. Planter, I,ewls, fr Providsnce. Tor vii
mington New Englan', Mathewson, of
Providence, for New York.
18th, arr sloep Sarah, 1nsraham. f. Provi-
dence.
sloop Mount Moriah, AIathewscn, fr ditto
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frRoM our esRRrsrosDyyr. !

BRISTOL, Jan. XO--srr this week, sloops
Rosctree, Vaughn, fr Hickiord.
E,neiine Coggcshall. from Newport.
= Wonder, Sanford, fr Fail River
Novice, Spellman. fr Providence.
Sarah, Ingrahan. fr Providence.
George & Phebe, West, ir do.
Sophro onia, Willi.toh, frum DO.
Catherine, ERwless, fr do.
Essex, Williston, ir dc.
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Marrteu.

In Bristol. ON Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Rexford, Mr.. Stephen D.. Cocme,
to Miss Charlotte d. ,sEaxfeld,youugcst douyh
ter Of Mr., Daniel Maxicld, of Bristol.
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Jacob Barker has been elected a
Director and Assistant President OF
the Mercantile Insurance company Of
New York.
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ITCH.
DUlfFLIES OIyvIMENT.

QUANTITIES. OISNJ5hEVVT. a
safe, certain and expeditions CURE for
the ITCH, be it ever 50 inveterate, in
one hours application-No- danger
from taking cold. 1t does not contain
the-least particle Of mercury or other
dangerous ingredient, and may be ap-
Piled with perfect safety, by pregnan-
females. or TO children at The breast.
Price ffty cents.
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DLANK Inspectors Accounts, Ii
I'D cepses for retailing liquors, md
School Tickets, just r~intcd ana fo
sale Rl this 06cp.
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Onion, Seed &!

Important to Gardners !!
T>HE subscriber has for sale WErH.
u sRsFIgLD and CoSeoRD ON
IUN SEED. which is JCasranted
the growth Of l $40, aud good.
j. WILLIAMS.
Warren, Jan. IS, 1897.
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INDIGESTION.

DR.. RELICS .aVv'IIBiLiOUS
PILLS. An excellent remedy for In
digestion, loss Of appetite, headache,
costireness, fiatulence, bilious affect
ops, Sc. Price one dollar each bor.
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NoRFoLg, Jan. IL.

rH5 NnRFoLx, Jan. H..
We learn bvsthe Midas, Capt. Hutch
ems, AZ days foom Rio Jsneiro, ths,
Che Brazilian Squadron. consisting oi
the Don Pedrs, "a. the new frigate and
a sloop Of war, together with several
transports, and 1000 troops, sailed on
the 24th Of Nov. for Rio Grande. with
the Emperor on board, who was de-
termined to carry his point in the
south. An embargo was laid in Rio
on the 18th Nov. in consequences Of
The preparations tor this expedition,
and was not removed until the 27th,
three days after it hail sailed,
The Macedonian. CyaHne, and sloop
Of war Boston, were .at Rio. The
frigate Brendywine and vincsnnes,
sailed for the Pacific. Nov. I9. :
Th. River La Plata continued to be
90 strictly bIockaded that ii was i'm.
possible 10 enter. The blockading
sauudron consisted Of about 60 sail
Provisions Of every description were
very high and sscarce-Flour $50 per
barrel in paper money.
Admiral Brown had been up the
coast of Patagohia in search Of the
Chiiian squadron, which had not been
heard from since they were spoken, of
the Falkland Islands in. September
And had retqrned to Boenos Ayres
Which he left about the Esd October ia
the sisht unobserved by the squadron,
and was seen of Rio on the goth Of
Eoues,ber.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

Tho Alexandria Phcmx Gazette
of the ll,h inst. says, Mr.. yande-
venter was yesterday examined by
the Calhoun Committee. We under
stand that Mr.. M'Dufie is counsel
for the Vice President, and attends
regularly in that capacity.