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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
NATIONAL HOTEL,

Opposite the Post Office, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
YENHlS elegantly furnished establishment is
a this day opened for the reception and ac-
communication Of citizens and strangers. No ex-
pense whatever has been spared by the proprie-
tor, in fitting it up in the best possible manner
The furniture, beds and bedding. are all new,
and the parlors and chambers are pleasant and
commodious, with baths and dressing rooms
under the same roof The best cooks and wait
ers are engaged. The table shall always be
supplied with the best variety of viands and
vegetables our market can afford, and the bar
with the choicest wines and other liquors to be
had in the city. The proprietor will use every
endeavor to merit share Of public patronage
J. A. INSLEE.
Philadelphia July % 80
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
NOTICE.

STRAYED away from the subscriber in
y BoxbOrough, QMiddlesex Coz ON Saturday
night, July IL, one dark chestnut colored MARE,
and one yearling COLT, iron grey color. Who
ever will return the same, or give information
where they may be found, shall be suitably re-
warded. JASPER STONE.
Boxborough, Aug. Is. #33
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FOR SALE.

FUR OALE,
A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and Trip Ham,
IA, mer, in South Leicester, half mile north
of the Turnpike Road leading from Worcester
to Hartford. The above is on durable stream
OF water, and the Shop is new and in complete
repair, together with Coal House and Barn.
For further information, inquire of the sub
scriber on the premises.
NATHAN HARDNESS.
South Leicester, July 30 CIV
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TO LET.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

EHROM the pasture of the subscriber, near
IL Waters g. Goodels Factory in MlIlbury,
on the llth inst, light bay MARE, middling
size, with a white star on the forehead, and a
switch tail. Whoever will give information of
said Mare or return her, shall be generously re-
warded and all necessary charges paid
HOLLIS HARTSHORN.
Millbury, August 20. &34
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WANTED,

"A GIRL to do the work of a small family in
IN this village. Good recommendations will
be required. Apply at this Office.
July 16. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

Pork, Lard, and Bacon,
For Sale by
CARY g. BOND.
Ward, July 90. 6ws
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administrators Sale.

Shrewsbury, Augs2O.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-25
December Oh, 1928.
What is 10 be The deotinp Of This Rtpubhc

~fFhdt IS 10 oe NE deottny OF ms lttpnbt,c
When we reflect on what has been,
and is, how is it possible not to feel a
profound sense of The responsiveness oil
his-rspublic to all future ages. What
vast motives press upon us for lofty eff
forts. What brilliant prospects invite
our enthusiasm. What solemn warn
nings at cnce demand our vigilance and
moderate our confidence.
The old world has already revealed 80
us in its unsealed books the beginning
and end of all its own marvellous strug-
giles in the cause of liberty, Greece,
lovely Greece, "the land of scholars and
the nurse OF arms" where sister repub.
lies in fair professions ehanted the prai-
ses OF liberty and the gods, --whef re, and
what is she For two thousand years the
oppressors have bound her to the earth.
Her arts are no more. The last and
sad relics of her temples are but the
barracks Of ruthless soldiery; the
fragments of her columns and her pala-
ces are in the dust, YET beautiful in ruin
She fell not when the mighty were upon
her. Her sons were united at ThermO-
pyla and Marathon, and the tide ofthe
triumph rolled back upon the IieIIes-
pont She was conquered by her own
factions. She fell by the hands of her
OWE people. The man of Macedonia
did not the work Of destruction. II was
already done by her own corruption,
Punishment and dissensions Rome,
Republican Rome, whose eagles glanc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-25

The trial of the indictment sgalns'
Gen. I Lyman. Jr. for an alleged iioei
was 30 have taken place at Boston on ?.
Tuesday last, before the Supreme 1uof
cisl Court
We are sorry 70 hear that Mrs III.
MANS is iabouring under some severe
iadispostion; she is at presensat Liver
pool. -HaH ode.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-25
Eoreign.
From The N. Y, Journal Of COm Dee ,s.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

The packet ship Bayard
Capt Huffman, arrived yestsr'
day from Havre, bringing PAR.
dates to the Cd, and Havre to the
Sd Nov. inclusive. The jour.
nal du Havre under date of p.
rls, Nov. I'd has the following.
Dispatches were yesterday r. Re-
ceived by the Minister of Ma.
rine, bringing the most satisfac.
tory news from the Morea
Greece is delivered without orr
soldiers having fired a musket
All the fortresses are in our DOS
session Corun has been deg
cred to Gen. lburce SebasfN
nj Modon, Navarin and pa
tras did not capitulate, but the
garrlsons declared that thew
would make no resistance to orr
troops. The Musselmen are
Immediately to be transported.
the Turks to Asia Minor anil
the Egyptians to Alexandra.
Thus is the deliverance al
Greece consummated, withoutl
any act of hostility against the
Porte.
The pacific termination of
this matter is to be attributed to
the influence OF the negotiations
which have for some time sus-
pended the operations of our
army in the East. 1t is lmpos-
slble not to applaud this inter
vention of the Cabinets, for, not
only has itpreventedthe effusion
OF much blood, but it has spared
the French Government from
serious embarrassments, the ter.
IMITATION of which it would
have been difficult to foresee.
The wisdom of the Divan ought
equally to be appreciated, for it
received the necessity Of occu-
plying all its troops in resisting
the attack of the Mnscoyites,
especially as the taking of Var
ma has changed the aspect of
things, and multiplied for the
Turks the disastrous chances of
the war. A slight smisunder-
standing with France would
have added complication.to its
dangers; it has therefore sacrifi-
eed the pride which it would
have been unwise to indulge, for
the sake Gifts own preservation,
and TO avoid a division of its
forces which might have been
attended with the most disas.
trous consequences. The Greek
soldiers are to be put again in
possession of the fortresses
whence their enemies had driv-
en- them. These places are rich
in materials and means of de-
fence of all sorts. The Greek
regiments are to be Immediate
ly formed on our model, and
France will be ablepresently to
recall her tro ops. Their mission
has been glorlously accomplish
ed. This happy news seems to
to have arrived at the moment it
did, for the fate of the king.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The last
news from the theatre of war, is
that after the fall of Varna, o.
mer Vrione commenced his re-
treat and was pursued by Gen:
Prince Eugene of Wurtemburg:;
Besides this is the news which
however, has not the same au-
thenticity that the Russian
troops are also in possession OF
Bourgas.
The French papers say. that
n ~. l.Q. y. .4L Rra2 lI
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-25
From the Pensacola Gaeette.


From tie Pensacola Gazette.
We understand that letters have been
received in town from Missouri, giving
the melancholy Intelligence oftbe mur
der of Lieut.. John M'Kinzie, of the list.
Regiment United States infantry. 1t is
said that he was shot by, a Sergeant and
expired almost instantly. The, occur
renee is said TO have been very similar
TO the murder of Major Donobo. near
this place for which Sergeant B. Donico
suffered the penalty Of the law.
Since writing the above, We have
heen favored with the following extract
of a letter, dated
Baton Roage, La :. Nor. IA.
1t. M'Kinzie Of the LIST. Infantry was
recently killed ea the parade by his Or.
derby Sergeant at Fort Crawford. A
Corporal of the lst entered Major
Twig's quarters and snapped bis mus
ket at the MAJOR while asleep; it missed
fire and awoke the Major"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-25

Green Peas were selling in the Sa-
vanuah market on the 9Th inst. at 81
per psck ---@.s-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
BEAcoN OrrrcE NEws Roo,r. )

.NoUoHf: Zee. 90, 2 a. NJ.
arrived yesterday-Brig Mechanic, stauwoos
Portland. days.
Brig Frances Sophia, Cushing Boston, days to the
Capcs.
Schr Pilot Horton, Hartford, Con- 3 DAYS.
schr Jane Eliza, Simonson, New York, 3 dave
Schr Detsey Pierce, Howes, Boston, and S days
from Chatham.
Steamboats, Virginia, Ferguson, from Baltimore
and Potomac jenkins, fron, Washington, with pas
Came up-Schr Sun, Gardiner, from New London
before reported.
The brig Fame, from Newburypo,t, went up James
River last evening.
The ships Hercules Rich, for Liverpool, and III.
han, Smith, for Havre are on their way down Jane,
River. 'e'-e'
Indies, went to sea yesterday.
No arrivals this morning
The brig, Pioneer, Hubbs bound to st. Thomus
viii sail to-day,
~; The schr La Fayotte, Bissoll, for New Orleans
Norfolk. ' ~ 10 'i0n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
RICHMOND SEMINARY

tktHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
4 that the duties Of his SCHOOL will be resumed
on the I'd January, in the spacious building street.
just completed for the purpose ar bearing the above
iiiIne. Ia Offering Seminary on q more extensive
scale to the patronage of the public, the undersigned
cannot refrain from returning his sincere thanks for
the uniform and distinguished support he has hitherto
received. The arrangements now made are attended
with heavy expenses but hope is cherished that the
advantages resulting to the public from the efforts of
an individual, VIII secure their regard. The obiec-
tions hitherto made to TIE price tuition in this Sem
mary are now obvated and its advantages NAV here
after be enjoyed by persons in moderate circumstan-
ces-this IS what the undersigned has long wished to
effects but has never been able accomplish it bebre
In this Institution, there three distinct Schools
VIZ; Ancient Languages, Modern Languages, Math-
ematIcs. In the school of Mathematics. will be
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, Geography use
OF Globes, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Algebra Ge-
ometTy- Trisonometry, Practical Surveying Mensu-
ration Comic Sections, Fluxions. MT. YHacully,
gentleman no less experienced in teaching than dis
tingushed es Mathematician, will conduct this de-
partment. a native of France, ofupquestonable ca
pabiity, Will teach French and Spanish and probably
Drawing. In Ancient Languages, shall be assisted
by DIT WtH'am Poore to whose capability and indus
try can testify. 1t may be seen then, that there
viii be four teachers constantly employed in the Sem
mary and 1t may consequently be expected that all
the pupils shall receive close and unceasnr attention
particularly, as the number to each Teacher is ALSO
t2teiy limited to twenty. Every convenience neces-
sary to facilitate their progress and to illustrate their
stndies mas been carefully provided their comforts
have not been neglected and during hours of recrea
ton, they shall be enabled enjoy innocent manly
ana nvi gorating amusements within the precincts Of
the Seminary. The undersigned now respectfully
conides to the public patronage institutions to the
establishment Of which he has devoted wears flabour
and application. and which, he fondly hopes viii be
found equal to any private establishment in the coun-
try. Gentlemen at distance, who may wish for in
formation respecting the character of tlic Seminary
are referred to any their friends in this city, or to
the Faculty ofthe University of Virginia. Commu-
ncations addressed to the Undersigned viii receive
prompt attention. WIN BURKE.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
MARINE MEVyS.
Pole7' or RICHJuoND. DEC. a5-2s
ENTERED

ENTERED,
Brig Fame, Young. Newburyport, with sundrics to
ARRIVED,
Schr. Zen. Brown, Capt Brown, from Boston.
wti plaster to Andrew S'seony, and Davenport, Al
Scilr. Chesapeake, Capt. Null. fror, Now yor,,
Tour days with apples and shell-barks, to master.
fassei an the river number Of yessels but did not
ascertain their names.
:, Schr. Tantivy, Capt. Thorp, fiye days from New
rorS, win W. sundrles, to OTIS Dunlop, & Co., VIM.
Crane, w q ID Kyle, & Co., M Mitchell, Hall
q Moore, Wadsworth e. Williams, King g. Richard
son, Hubbard & Gardner, Hall Nelson J II Eustacc
Lewis lndlani, Lucle 6, Sizer, A e. Myers. ir.'
Wm. Mitchell, lr., Ira Tichenor WIN. Stith, Dayef.
port, Allen, & Co., Wortham 4, McGrudcr. Patrirl.
Sullivan, WIN. Barrett, $ S Saunders, Triplett &,
Johnson, Winston, Danl N Norton Perkins &,
Harris, Ariel Works, VIM. Rowctt SEN. RAYMOND
q Brothers, 4 & u James & Co., Bernard Peyton.
ihyer Myers Jas alcllildoe, Yale 81 Dunley Ander-
son, Iurth d Co., Baldwin, Ives 81 Co., Chs Holt.
r.. o. Co.. Chs. Goslard, Jno N Gordon Co., N.
Stratton, Jno Thompson, Cushinan g. Andrew. y
~ Gwathmy, Z Smith, Iabez Parker, Robt
Mosby e. Co., to Order, % Cider, to master
Lighter Ann, Childs, from Petersburg with tobac
co, to Peticolas & Co., and P. McIienry, and r.
" L. Gwathney.
sshr Washington Cole, ffom New York, with sunddcs to
M. Mitchell Hubbard & Gardner, r. NJ Crane, and San
scl. Armada, Clifford, fon. N York, ballast
Sc,r Ariadns, Petty from Troy via ". York, ballast
q eIer Al hyccs Winston j. Yon-Lew & Co. Anderson,
Garth 4 Co s. S Saunders, b. Pey,on L. Webb g. Co j.
FL ESstacs' ). a. d j. Myers, j. s. s. Cosby 81 Co. ana to
order eIst fish 10 master.
.H.t. SAILED,
SFir. Hornet Gould, for New York, cotton, tobac-
co.. and -four.
S,oop Jolly Sailor. Jpdko, Tor Norfolk -four.
Schr Florida Staples, for Chaeston WITH fo,rr and bran
sar 6,'eaoeth ~ hsbccea, Robinson, for ~ York. coal
Sloap keiaiia,or, Willis, for Philadelphia flour.
S~l9 lAltifcl, Burnos, !Or Baltimore, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
ezemeral asssmblp.
HOUSE or Delegates.

-. vi q
FRrDAY, Dfc. &c.
Reports were made from Standing Committees by
Messrs. Kimbrough,
Mr.. ~ Loxshlin Of Greenbrier said that the Lee
gslation Of the State had much increased and will,
view to lessen it, he offered the following Resolu-
tion'-That the COMMITTEES for Courts Of Justice en-
qpre INTO the cxpedency of lessenng and curtnling
the subjects OF legislationand the question: being
put, 1t was carried in the negative.
The engrossed bill reducing into one the several
acts concerning tho Literary Fund modifying the
primary school SYSTEM was read third time, sup
ported by Mr.. Nelson, land passed.
The engrossed bill to revise and amend the Goth
section Of the ln,g Of descents, was read a third
time and passed
On motion of Mr. Witckey, the Committee Of In
ternal Navigation, &c. were instructed to enquire
into the expediency Of reducing the SALARY Of the
Civil Engineer.
On motion Of Mr.. Rires of Campbell, the Com
mttee on Manufactures, &c. We're Instructed 10 en-
gure into the expediency Of incorporating a manu-
featuring company al or near LyIchburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
REGGER,s OFFICE

p, II, 81, %, -, "A,
VIM the numbers drawn in the New York Con-
solidated Lottery. No. II.
YESTERDAY.
The drawing Of the Rhode Island Consolidated
Class No. 9, Capital Prizes $4,000 5000, 81 400
$1,000, $1,000. &C. &c. took place in Providence.
Tickets So, shares in proportion.
THIS DAY,
The Vermont No. Ten will be drawn. Car;t,l
Prizes $4,000. 1900, 81 goo, &c.
Tickets only 50, halves Il.
The official list of the drawing win be regularly
forwarded to BIGGERS Lottery and Exchange
Once, Richmond where the cash viii be paid for pTi-
yes tln moment the drawings are received.
Dec. 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 10.

AMES WINSTON. Richmond, Agent for VIM.
;, frnce' Proprietor of Linngan Botanic Garden,
New-York, now so advantageorsv known as ~,
most extensive and valuable establishment othe kind
IN tins county, viii receive orders Tor ary kind OF
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Viaes. Flowerino
shrubs Greenhouse Plants, Bnlbous Roots &C.
W catalogues wl De furnished grgtis and the most
prompt {, particular attention paid to the forwnrn
10 any part OF the State such ARTICLES as persons re
siding at distance may order
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, sc. &C. are put n, y,
the very best order, and may be transported many
Agent, though limited fully iusties him in recon,
mendmg to any person possessing but half acre Of
sand to procure small assortment of vines, frrrit
trees &c. and others holding more land could no,
dc eft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
CommrfrtlaI lsernrd,
BALrl,1nnr. no. or-

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
FLOUR.--Thc prices Of Flour have varied but III
Tie since ouTlnst report Inthe early part ofthe we elk
TO "Wednesday inclusive sales Of Howard street Ilou
from store 10 considerable amount, were made at SO
l25 per barrel cash Early this nlorning Friday
lot OF $50 barrels ofthis description was cold at So
cash, nut 1t was the only onc several parcels were
subsequently sold to-day at SO 12J per barrel cash,
and some OF the holders now refuse to sell OF that
Prlce: The wagon price is sIJ, although in a
rev instances dolls were paid. Several sales of
City Mills Flour were made on Wednesday NJ Z M o
per bbl. cash or interest added To-day there was
sale AZ dolls on 90 days credit; and several sales
at dolls interest added a sne Of $50 bbls Susouo-
credit.--1ner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

DlEDLln this City, on Friday night, P,HToN RAvpo1ru
sq gentleman highly respected by tho public and de-
servedy dear TO his life with fine talent
and brilliant pospecisanien in his spring by cruel disease
virtues Of his heart.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
TREATY WITH BRAZII,.

letter from a respectable American gentleman,
dated at Rio Janeiro, Oct. 3lst to a house in New
York, says;--" Mr.. Tudor has just concluded Com
mercial Treaty with this government"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

TIIEATRE-The lovers of fine acting, will OBJ :
serve with pleasure that MISS ROCK has been en-
gagged for four nights and that she is to make her first
appearance this evening. No Actress has ever given
more satisfaction on the Richmond boards than did
this Lady during her former engagement. Many
have been staying back from the Theatre till her arri
val, sinceit was whispered she was engaged again.
full and fashionable house viii doubtless greet her
return.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On CarY Street. rcnr of ne Iyirrinin md Et,.. ~.

hlClll1oliu DyelnS establishment.
On Cary Street, rear of The Virginia and Farmers
Banks
OSBPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past fayours and
hopes continuance Of the same and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken to pieces which will enable him to warrant them
20 be dyed and finished as well as at any establish
ment in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not no
cessary, as he has suitable machines to finish them II
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews IN colour, coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
getor with all kinds of apparel, and frequcstod repairs
them in the noatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed frniture
stuhs ceanscd and re-dycd in the ncatest manner.
~ b. Tickotswillb be issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they VIII be presented on ap-
pEcation fer the same.
10 l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

=. MAR!lED--On Tuesday evening" the 23d inst By tho
III, Rev Richard Claiming Moore, Mr. Gsorox p H,ng,soy
Of the County Of Prince George, Miss sABrLlA H. RFcIr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

The U. S. (Phiadelphia) Gazette states that new
work from our countryman, Washington Irving, viii
shortly appear from the press of Messrs Carey, Lea
and Carey, who have purchased the COPYRIGHT: THE
name is ~ Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

UST RECEiVED-Syms' waterproof patent
~ 'uoceasns, for ladies' and gentlemen-Also. pen-
ueincns calf shin Boots square-toe Boots with India
rubber lining between the soals, for S4 Together
with every description Of ladies', gentlemen's misses
BOYS and chdrcns Boots Bootees and Shoes, at very
reduced prices at the corner Of Main and 14h streets
by GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS.
doc Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
CONGRESS-.

w w AsfiINcToN, Dec. 25.
In the Senate, yesterday, the resolution offered
by Mr.. Eatou for changing the mode of appointing
the Standing Committees of the Senate, was agreed
to mem. dis. BY the rule. it il now altered the
Standing Committees win be appointed by the Pres-
dent pro tempoye of the Senate; but when the Vice
President is present and presiding, the Committees
VIII be elected by ballot. Mr.. Sanford submitted a
resolution for asceraining from the Secretary of the
Treasury the proportional value of gold und silver in
relation to each other, and what alterations IN the
gold coins Of the United States may be necessary TO
conform those coins to the silver coins il true relative
value. Messrs. Hedell and Ellis were chosen mem
bers OF the Committee on enrolled bills, the part
of the Senate few minutes were spent I'm the
consideration of Executive business.
The House OF Representatives considered, for p
short tme in Committee of the whole, the bill all
thorizing the occupation ofthe mouth of tho Coluni
bia River. Some notifications were made, and az
ter very brief discussions the Committee rose and
reported progress the Committee seeming eenerail-
TO be of the opinion that the House was now prepar
ed to act upon the subject.
The two Houses OF Congress have adjourned until
Monday. Journal.
DEMONSTRATION this State, we Learn. that VIZ
LIAM OwsLRr and BENJAMIS MUS the Associate
Judges OF the Court ofppeais having resigned their
onices, but beng believed willing to resume them If
re-appointed, Governor MErcALFE re.nominated
them to the Senate the 9th instant The noni
nations Were rejected on the same day by vote of
70 to ls, which it appears was party vote every
member OF each party going the whole =
a bill proposing Convention in the same State
has been rejected in the body by vote of 81 to
H. which was not mere party vote, but vote upon
principle Mi. III
JOHN McLEAS has been chosen a Senator of the
United States from the State of ILLINois for six
years from the third day of March next vice JEssE r.
THOMAS, whose term Of service will then expire and
who has recently removed from the State Of Illinois
into the State Of CHio.-I5.
Il.
INC Norfolk Beacon ofthe 25th says:--The u. S.
snip Guefriere Capt. Thompson, bound to the Pacific
has dropped down from the Navy Yard to the an
chorage between the Forts.
ne New York Mercantile Advertiser states on The authority
oil letter from Mexico that the tat Republic had
refused 10 rafy the Treaty with the United States negotiated
by Mr. Ponsettbu that this decision was to be
and II was hoped would be reversed.
The same letter states, Rincon had attacked the
forces OF ST. Anna, and pursued them the city of O,cu
which place was occupied by both parties