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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

lJRCLA;.I:
AT rules, holden in he clerks office OF the SUPERIOR
court of chancery for the Richmond district the Gnu
day of July 1897:
Carter iIamblett and Frances Hall .,I,s
against
William H. Wvche. James Nj. W,hnr, en- -
hls wife, Jesse Spiers and William WYNN Johr
Geodwyn. lsham l. iIa,gravc and James Harp,ovc
commissioners under decree Of Dinwiddie conr,
he defendants William II. y, ychc James NJ WI
hurn and Sally his wife rct having entered their appeal
ance ana gwen security according TO the of assem-
oy anu The rules of tins couT, and appearing by sa
S''C'''y e'ineI.e, that they not Inhabitants of
s country: IS ordered, tAa; the said defendants 4,
"lp r'S oh NE hrst day of the next term and an
;" ,e ON OF tie plaintiffs; and that copy of this
"def DC ioithw inserted in ncvsrarer publish
eu IN !he CITY OF Richmond for months successive
city. '' " '''e S"'o
&c copy. 7'estc, wM w. uENlNG. =
= <jtGiNf4:
at rules, holden in the clerks Office of the su,erio
court OF cLanoery for the Rchmond district, the end
DAY OF Jolly, 1927:
Daniel J. Justice;
against r.
Jc:,nan Y. Stokes and Joseph :. Clarke, 1l1s.
ne defendant Joseph 5. Clarke, not having entered
hIs appearance ad given security ACCORDING to tho 49,
OF assembly and the rules of this court and !, .nnoa
'"@ oy satisfactory evidence that ie is mol an ipiabi
taht OF is county; il ordered that the said dcfcn
' 90 appear here on the FIRST day of the rcxt term
nu answer the bill of tie plaintiff; that ccpv oF
,hiS order ne forthwith inserted Some newspaper NH
'is"ed IN the cy Of Richmond, for two months sue,
the said city. fo IA
% cory. Tcse, WIN. w. HENING, G 6.
fiIttik.NIf
a, rules holden in the clerks Office of the superor
court Ct csanceiy for the Rclu.ond district, the spd
day of July, 1897
John iiuncs, az,
against
George Flonefie and Daniel NIolong ard David Flo.
m',r'Sn. DTS.
ihe defendants not having entered their appearance
au gwen security according 10 the act of assembly
aod he niles OF ts court, and it appearing by safac-
Tory evidence, that they not inhabitants OF this com.
ny: ii is ordered That the said defendants do ,nnear
mere on the first DAY of Tie and answer the
o''i OF The plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
iof"l'n inserted in some newspaper published in tic
city OF Richmond, for two months successiyey. and
posted al The front door of the capitol, in the said city,
o. COPY. Tes,e, WM. w. HENING &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

The defendant Hiram Eoomer, not having entered
Ms appearance and given security according 10 the ac+
oil assembly and the rules this court and il
oY satisfactory evidence, that he not an nhabitant al
l' country; ii ordered that the said defendant do
appear mere on the brs day OF the and er
tie bill of the plaintiff and that cony of .h,s order he
iof'hyh inserted in newspaper published in the
cay OF Nicbnond, for two months succcssivey and
posted at The front door Of the capitol the said CITY
% copy Tcste, WI. W. iIENiNGc c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
HIRGLYE9.

"a
AT rules holden in the clerks office the superior court
OF chancey for the Richmond district the 9th day OF
August, 1927: 49,
John ". Smith, 49,,
against
" i'!i"m D. Tayi" 2nl Eliza his wife WHO was !:Iiz,
Nt'shaii' Thomas e. Marshall, john J Marshall and
f.'win Burnley aud Lucy NJ. his wife who was Iurv
MI MARSHAL, heirs Of William Marshall. deed, dls.
ne defendants Edwin Burnley Nd Lucy III his wiz.
h"' having entered their appearances and ,iyen secrv
my /" t'e act OF assembly and the rules OF this
c""ft' and it appearing by saftcto.v evidence Iha, ,h
are hn inhabitants al this country; il is ordered TINT tho
S' defendants do appear here the first dav Of the
'eS' Term a'l answer the bill! of the plaintiff: and thai
COY OF his order be forthwith inserted in some pesraro
IDtse" III Tie city of Richmond two months sncces
said city. " ' '"P'."'' !" the
o. cory Tes,e, I'm. II. FIE.NINCs, c. :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

J IHi,i.hJ.3:
At u'cs: holden in the clerks oaec % ,o sucIia. count
OF ciancery for the Richmond district. the ID Gay OF
iuly, 1872:
The Mutual Assurance Society agaios, fac buildings of
Tic State "i Virginia, Pns.
Margaret Adams widow John Adams decd, John Mnpo
an" "ihry u MS wife Margaret Pickett, john Heron
LIZA j. his wife, Burwe Il. MoSe!cy and Patsy W his
wife, Louisa Adams, John J. Adams Richard H. Adams
aud ElviIa Adams Richard Adams, George Pollard and
Mary II. his wife, luuis G.. Adams Samuel C. Adams
George w Adams, Thomas Adams and Ca,a,inc
Adams, George M. Carringtom, Richa,d A Carrine,on
'"n' A arlington and Li,tlebeiy Darlington and Eli
"a his wife, William, II. Taylor and Eliza J. his wife.
and Thomas Marshall, john q. Smith, Tlon,,s A suh
and John Campbell Smith, Sarah Snli, and Maria =.
Smith Infant children of George Van Smith yourger
decd iabha Adams and Eliza 6. Adams, and S llv
H. Adams, person of unsouhd mind Ivy Edmund Chris
tian her committee John c. Smith John Robertson and
f.h"few Stevenson, aud the President, Directors and
Company of the Bank Of the United States, IGr.
The defendant Thomas A. Smith, NOT ha wing entered his
appearance aud given security according to the act f
assembly and the rules Of this and appearing by
country IL IS ordered, that the said cfcuda, do appca
here the first day the next term and answer the bill
oil the plaintiffs; and that ccry o ,lis order he forthwith,
Inserted IN some newspaper Published IN civ Of Rich
'o' in two months successfully and posted the font
door Of Tie capitol, in the said city.
- O. capy. Test, lrm ". HEMTVG.c c.
t'iiItiI-TIi:
q 'hanrrry for The Eichmo"! district the al day OF
Peter Cotton, ~,
against
solomon and Moses Allen, rrcn;s Cl,gb Robert G. Scott
"''' IN ~ heni'g DTS.
i'r defendants Solomon and Moses Allen, not having
's'' '"e'f appearance and gwen security according
the act of assembly the r1rls of This court, and il
appearing b. satisfactory evidence they ire not nina
infants Of this country; ii ordered, the said dclcn
da"'s do appear here da al the next tenn add
answer the supplemented bill of The ulainia and ,h,t n
copy OF TINS order nc forthwith inserted some Dewspa
punished III the city OF Rirhnud, months success
said city. ~
% COPY, Tcs,e, WA. ". FIENING, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
JIRGtT3:

TIHOI.NI-I:
1t rules, holden in the CLERKS Office of the superior
court ct chancery for the Richmond district tie End
day of July, 1927:
John Carl, ~,
against
sias Hayes and Hiram Loomer merchants and partners
trading under the i:rn of Hayes and Loomer,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

The third Number ofthe American Quarterly Re
view issued by Messrs. Carey, Lea and Carey ON
Saturday last the regular period Hitherto. pnncu
atty has been observed in Tie publication of tie work
and the same system likely 10 be Invariably puIsu-
ed she present number consists OF three hnn!read
and seven pages, upwards Of fifty than the pub
rave about the same excess arguing mnG!l literally
, their part.
Tho contents o. Nuuber III. fitted TO strength
en- the very favorable opinion which the country seems
10 have formed OF the Review. They are richly yari-
Gus and highly instructive. The last article, on the
Sr'ktSt C0toniR and Mitigation SyS;eDe plasier-
u historical and critical deduction ny which the real
polIcv OF Great Britain, from the outset is placed in
the cieatest and strongest light, that American,
AFTER following the writer iii his statements and CON-
PaFiscns, doubt how all his countrvmen ounht tc
feel on the question @: West India intercourse. Ar
indication OF the merits Of Inogt Of The other articles
would consume more time and space than We can af
lord this morning. may refer ,vh confidence 10 the
Judgment of those who shall ezamice the whole mum.
ber Nm GGE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

the Providence Literary Cadet speaks in terms o
natural disgust and condemnation Of tie vile pubiica-
tDn called STRANGE confession II is filthy tissue Of
i1lse,ooi and o5sceniy alike discredabls to IFS com
pier sisi publisher AMI "a IT,, Fglc ras,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

VT y. IEN;-FG &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27


great pleasure in informing you Of the ncaclabe
benefits received fom taxing bottles of you
Pauacea whirh purchased when last in Philadelphia
Alter using bottle the pam my breast which has been
cry scYsre times !o- several years past entirely sub
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
iDVERTISEN ENT.

yKviE celebrated ana long looked for Indian Ply sican
u fom tie Creek Nation, takes This method OF inform
~ The puIc tia after study It mary Years among the
rs lnan ysciars # III, healing and practice az
erwads Of ,hau thirty years ac"ns respecta-
Re mhabuapis d Hcren parts of The United States, With
he greatest imaginable, IN the a various OBJ
~ Ne inate Cures chiefly perform
lr m III vrues tf Tie eel balmy vegetable creation,
g.. Tie bcriLcr has dte, Indian medicines for sale,
WHICH fails Of curing the following complaints
y>enierv, n ard colds, deafness, aud bruises,
.iachc q five uinui.s rheumatism, heartburn cils
IA Il ,cvers in "a h4uG and many other Diseases The
a. medicines viii be pvt Up with and sent, BY let
postpaid By personal arpca;iun, 10 any part Of the
Uat,d STATES Inc subscriber well as most of the apo
cares and booksellers in Wilmington has sale the
nvaiuabt Vcspeuo CORDIAL liquor, excellent IN all com
giants OF the sOmach, lvtr mgt lion, vonliii g. con
,np,un, dropss, cnc, mtuny Of the blood, kings evil
&C. Only CIV. tair trial aud just expectation vii
be daapp for be assured it has been the
doing much good, 10 the saving ct lives in short
the perfume Of this vegetable medicine is all sutI
lent alev'a pam, and thr taste Of perform
he Which Wlll be had at the above places wei
As the subsc bers office, No TO- Second street, opposite
the lower Market, where the public will be attentye
. waited on BY her friend, j. SHARON,
4 Nov Is 5--tf Indian Physician,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
S!IERIEE"S SALE.

ID virtue Of writ of Levari Facss, direeed will
I'D be exposed to public sale, tine house Of Ehu JEFF
erson delaware City in Red Lion Hundred, Friday,
the 50 day OF Nov enber, inst at ieo O'Clock all those
certain pieces cf land, situate in Red Lion
Hundred, in the county of Newcastle, bounded and des
crhed q, follows, agreeable survey made thereof No
aware river AZ stake for corner, thence post the
bank ii the III and Of land late of Guer,
Clark ad De, thence by the land to Post, their
above the road the Cranberry Swamp thence
eXetd ng by land alo ted 20 Daniel Newbnd stake
oil the bank hence 70 the nw mark of the Della
tiyer thence doy he aid river ~ he place of be.
sinnng conaeing one huaGSeH md sxttwO acres, and
or'y zone uerehts, he the same or less.
No 2. Begnnlng at post ~ the Cranberry Swamp,
Of land a'e IT Ger, Clark & Delhi, thence
to another tet corner thence by the land
post the bed of s. GeogesUreek thence sand Czech
10 stake for Of this ard land all3ed Johr
Newbol-thence by land 10 ST Georges Cana,
thence 70 a stone Rich int, thence by Jo,
New bods allotment to stake thence by land Of al c
Newbold 10 the place OF hginnng, containing one hun
bred and fit and ihity five reices he the an
more less being he premises which, by linden
tire OF Partition made between John Newbnld and Eliza
beth his wife, Daniel Newbol and Rachel his wife, am
Anthony r. New bold. dated h juno, 1922 allotted
and assigned 10 the SAID Anthony L New bold in fee-to
gether with all and singular the Improvements and appur
erances thereuno belonging.
Deemed and taken in execution the property Of IN
thong r. .aergJod and 1ere Tenants. and to be sold by
WIN IlERDMAN, SiyiE
Newcastle Nov Is 1897. 6-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
4 PLANTATION.
Nov. IS. i8.7.

rgvlIE subscriber offers for Private Saie valuable Farm
4 Nng quarter OF mile north If the Whining on
,rd Lancaster Turnpike, above The fifth mile stone, adJon-
ng lands VIM Barker and George Sinons. Ii contains
~ acres, sufficient q ant y OF which woodland, and
Z, maudcr under lage with an apple orchard and
valety OF other fruit trees The fences are toeraby
.aul The buildings good two story stone dwel!ng
nd XII chen, with spring also stone barn
sit liar wors shop suitable FIR cooper fur
he, description Will be gwen, and the land shown any
HE r. .Ud ane Cbay beat Spring. THOMAS GaAvE, iv.
ing tie properly. ABRAHAM MENDENiiAIl"
Nov. IS, 1872. 5-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
E'tDI, SALE.

LOT containing !acres, gnod oricr in Brandy"''
~ marsh ia,pirc q the Waterman Oisicc.
NM
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
The DelaaUare Fire Insurance Company,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the State Of De-
laware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving al plea.
tons tor Insurance, at their Office No 81, Shpy
bet" cen Front and Second streets, against Loss by Fire
on every description of buildings in general Merchandise
Ships N Port, and their Catgoes iloschold Furniture
and other personal property ALSO against loss or damage
BY inland npoaton ofgoods, wares, me chandise and
country produce.
FERNS OF insurance will be as favorable any Of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia o. New-York-
Parties assured, may repose the tu,s, cor fdcnce in the
sodiy Of its capital. and thai all losses viii be promp "
| adjusted by the company
ions Moonr Agent to survey property be insured
for the town and vicinity Of New-Cas,e. in place of G D.
| lslaney, declined
irvI II Evans is Agent 10 survey property he lnsu-
red Tor the town and vicinity of Eik,on.
joins CLo.k is scn to survey property 10 he insured
/, for the town and vicinity of smyrna
JosEPu JoSEs Agen, to property 10 be ,sursd
for the town OF West Chester aud yicnit.
Dsecors.
/ John Patterson, David Isush
\ Joseph Balv, Wan Chapdtr
| David G. " ,son, Insrrh Ilubh
Joseph G. Gilpin, Rohcr p"'cr
| AM. SEAL Pres de,.!.
4 ID. BrasEs Ssacms
April 10, l'25 A.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27

sided and after the use Of the second my cough and the
png of blood, effecuay ceased, and now feel myself
IN peiect health. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID M'KARAIIER.
MIR. John A. Parker.
Sold by appointment 5y J. HARLAN, NO 1885,
Market Street, Nearly opposite the TOmn Hall,
Wilmington, Del.
June % 64-w6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
NOTICE.

ND IN Es
TJVlE Comm ssoners under the Of December Session.
1925 for receiving subscribers the Stock of the
Pnnsvua,id Deia,oaTe and .Nuyand Steam Navigation
Combanu HEREBY that the first nsiament OF
FIRE Dofds per share in said Company IS requested to be
PAID BY the Stockholders who have subscribed, at the
Il, ankln Bank OF Baltimore, the Bank of Delaware.
on ar before the 29h nstand until such time the books
will be open for additional subscriptions at the same places
THOMAS TENANT,
JAMES T.. HAWKINS,
GEORGE RISrON,
WM. NEETEER,
WM. W. SEArON,
Nov. II. 1897. 5-5t EDWARD I. BAlLY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27

Arthmetics. English Readers, sequels, Spelling Books,
Biographies, Bibles, Tcsiamenis States, Cpering and
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper, &c. for sale ST this
o,iicc, at reduced prices
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

yIeO be sold at Private Sale, Tgo Plantations, No, |,
containing Ct acres l6 woodland, tie remainder III
III state Of cultivation. There is on said farm com
EmS portable dwelling house, small barn, wagon house.
E&al and other OIL, buildings well OF good water IN
he kitchen and in the barn ,ard large apple or
chafd, in full Bearing, Of selected fruit.
s~-s No 2, containing 90i acres, ten OF which
j " woodland On the premises are a log dwell
Az ling, with spring the door, stables, &c
WrAsMl apple orchards and large peach chard The
AMI divided into convenient fields, with srrnB of
( Il water in each The will be made easy T.
/ q purchaser Apply to the subscriber in Mil Creek
H,nre,l, about half mile from the Brandyaine Chal-
Ncate Springs. JOHN QUlNbi.
Nov 90 7--6tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Newcastle, Nov IS, 1897
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
POCKET BOOKS.
a. 4. H. U'iL.SO.N,

No. 10j, MARKET STREET,
EEAvE inst received assortment # Pas'Ys b''fa
among which are
Laflc> aud Gcntlcmens Pocket Books, Nth s'Wef "N
steel sp,iug classes and finished in eorani stNic. IN,
Ladies Gilt Mo'0cco Pocket i'oaks, win heeuc wv
bread c.res, silver and stel spring CLASPS, &C. .c.,
Russia Leather. Morocco, Horse SKIN, anal 'au ~
l'ockc, books and Wallets PLAN aud gill, 'a'''1' 10 =
vii, elias, and slrars. l..
Also-a variety ut oomntH and low p;ice Pocket '''"
\. 4 III. " ism hare also tor sGi'.
Dand ltA rir onnct Is aits, Writing Letter, and W
sag rauer Quilts, Ink Powder Ink Of snrc,i a',,
states. Sl,'r and Lead Pencils, Water Collars, Ga'
y, rl-, .i,ksiands, Sun Glasses, Elegant Fancy ~
" nti.nr mid Fsnc Soaps OF The best qnalt,. a"'a e'
s,ottt"sh; o. ,hno Books and s.tictef. --al ~ We
A.l.c sob, al reduced prices
.ioi, Printing done at tiiis ''''lfr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27
MIUDLETOWN ACADEMY /;
Classical Department.

YVyIiS Institution will be opened on Monday the ga ~
l nrtoher inst. under the care Of the Rev. Joshrn
WILSON. ,... !,
In this Seminary Students will be thoroughly instructed
in the different branches Of good English and Cass,ca
education, viz, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar Geography, Composition, Elocuon Mahe" al,
les, and the Greek aud Latin Languages The terms o.
tuition will beor the English branches exclusive OF
macs for the Languages, including the English $40 per
session. Tuition money t, be paid IN advance
There will be in the year, with short vaca
ton between each -
Good boarding can be obtained in respectable families in
the village at the of forty dollars per session. and
few boardcrs can be accommodated in the family of the
Principal JNo EDDo"Es' Secy.
Midlletown, Oct. 1, 1897. 94-1,n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-12

Providence. inextricable confu-
sion must the world have been in, but for
the variety which we find to obtain in the
faces, the voices and the hand writings OF
men. No security of person or possession,
no Justice between man and man, no dis
tinction between good and bad, friends
and foes, father and child, husband and wife
male and female. All would have been ex-
posed to malice, fraud, forgery, and lust.
But now every mans face can distinguish
him in the light, his voice in the dark, and
his hand writings can speak for him though
absent, and be his witness 10 all genera.
tions. Did this happen by chance. or is il
not manifest, as well as admirable, indi-
cation of divine superintendent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-12
Circulating Library
NcTIsE.

HAS recently addedhe following books
IL TO his Circulatina.lbrary.
No. 1897, Vivian Grey, kol.
" 1898, Tonnessean, anovel founded on
facts, by mrsAnn Royal, vol.
1889, Tales by the Oiara family, I'd Sc
ries, : vols.
1910, Last of the Lads. a novel by the
author of Sir .ndrew Wylie vol
1911, The Young Rihman's comrade,
narrative, vl
1912, Rivals of Acadi, an old story OF the
new world, Iyol
1913, Paul Jones, a Romance, by Allan
Cunningham vols.
=" 1914, Almacks, a view OF English fash
ionable life, = 'ols.
1915, Honor o Hara, anovelby miss Por'
ter, , vols.
1916, Prairie, a tale by Cooper vols.
" l9i7, Northwood, a rovel by mrs Hale,
2vols.
" 1913, Vivian Grey, part 2d = vols.
" 1910 author offf Bruce, novel By the
4" 1850, Odd volume collection of Tales
Legends, &c. Nc from the I'd Ed
ingburg edition, vol
4" 1851, Tales of voyager to the Arctic o.
cean, vols.
4" 1852, Fairy Legends and traditions ofthC
South OF Ireland, vol.
4" 1858, Francis Berrian, or tho Mexican
Patriot, , vols
" 1854, De We're, or the man Of indopen
dcnce, a novel by the author o
Tromaine, vols.
" 1855, Hope Leslie, or early times in Mas
sachusetts, by the author of Red
wood, , vols.
1856, Father Clement. Roman catholic
Story, by the author Of Decision
vol
1857, Recolections of Egypt, by tho Ba
roRess Won Minutoli, vol.
1855, The military Sketch Book, = vols.
259, Travels in Germany, by John Rus
sci, Esq vol
" 260, History of Boston, from its Origin
10 1926, by G. II. Snow, Esq. va
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FROM ENGLAND.

Accounts from Great Britain, are to the
I'd Of June.
twas confidently asserted that the King
had written to the Duke Of Wellington, re-
questing him to resume the command Of
the army, which he had declined.
The annulment of the marriage OF Edw.
G.. Wakefield to Miss Tnrner, was before
the House of Lords May Doth. Miss L.
was examined, and gave her evidence in a
distinct and unembarrassed manner. 9th
er witnesses were examined, when Mr..
w. addressed the House, and requested
postponment, on the ground that he was
not prepared, which was not granted, and
the evidence was ordered to be printed,
and the bill was committed for the next
day.
A letter from st. Petersburg, Of May ~,
states, that fleet of6S SAIL or 8 Of the
line, was fitting out at Bronstadt Tor the
Mediterranean.
II is said that Lord Cochrane had cap
tured four or five Turkish vessels at Nava-
rino, laden with provisions.
CATHoLIcs.-The King Of England has
avowed himself against Catholic cohces-
slons--and the chance of the Catholic Is
not considered as impro we'd by tho change
of Ministry.
WooL.--In the British House Of Lords,
May 81, an inquiry was made by Lord Nal
mesbury whether the Government had paid
sufficient attention TO the Wooi Trade, and
whether any relief was to be afforded to
those concerned IN it. q? No answer.
Tho IL of Commons, May 2s, vac 90
gagged in discussion of a petition from the
Wool Growers, complaining of the low du-
ties on Foreign Wool. Mr.. Huskisson
stated that the FRENCH and DUCTIi
were ~ALREADY UNDERSELLiNG
them in WOOLLENS, in Mexico and 9th
or places, and that by imposing new dutie'
on Wool, the evil would be Increased IN
stead of being remedied.
MEXICO. A war has broke out be
tween the Mexican government and The
warlke tribe of Camanche Indians. The
Mexicans have garrisoned Labadie, will
700 men and about 1000 troops are eX
pected at the Rio Grande--tbe cavalry arr
to come by land. A Gordon Of troops are
to be stationed along the river Sabine, tt
prevent all communication with the Indian
and the U. States--[Opelousas Gaz.