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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

IF The Richmond Wing has been promised
4, eorrect version OF the Speech lately delivered
by Mr.. Clay at Mount Sterling-'he absurd
aud ridiculous caricature of which has been so
gqeedily published by the Jackson presses, aud
bg such ~neuirais as the hvpocrlte Walsh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

~ Mr. Richie denies the assumption OF
,%a National Intelligeucer. that " MIR. beoton
.,o,eises I~u1ueace over the course of the En-
..;,arn Is Mr.. r. ashamed to associate with
,ta Senator In confirmation oil its denial,
,he Enqui,er adds that it has had no sort Of
communication with Mr.. Benton for many
months'-not since tina, unfortunate East Room
Letter, we presume.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19

Wm X Perrin, Esq of Gloucester, elected by The
remaining delegates from that district the S4,h) to
supply the vacancy caused by tho death of Dr. Cal
Yin Il. Read appeared in hl. scat on Saturday. and
was appointed TO the Cus!.Iittec OH liz. Bill Of
Rights, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
GomnlerctaI 3serorU.

LoAOCS sept. ~.
Ne Li,owp as ue assfesa'' averages al Com maze up 1,
Iule,iai Weekly Average
50. d Ss $3.50 So ~ ,i lot q; Eye "a Es'p Peas
ASYe3aie Ayeia.e OF The SIX Weeks, which regulates duiy
Jus lVi SIS 20 Us ~ Jls lei 5gs "a 30, gi
Daily Fore IN Com.
-Os Sd lis l0l Is Sd 3ls5d IlsGl las 6J
CITY. O'ciook-The official accounts Of the l
ne Russians had iic effect tie English Funds Cnl.l,
decline we believe mor' NJ the supply oney s,oc
uan To the political htei sence Ia ENcheucr Bill and india
bonds 'ere - no aiesauOu Russian Stock = without yst
tons NE gaoat'ou Sjl BraZIu, 59s; Colombian I5l S,
-. - $3.50 '''e.'
LIVERPOOL NlARKErs-S,i, ~
Co"oH II a tnoh this week 25OlI bags. an lin 81 les
stAc i'0tO Bass al u!y he prnes of last wres,
Bowels at % TO L: i 7-O OheHs al sd a. !IO .ama-
Mobiles, &c At "a To- d..
NaVnt HtoFe~--Ih niy Is SD bAs Tar ~ \ +,
LirePeoI Corn IlchaAge.-The import of Grain for las,
Tuesdays market moderate. Nuiv ,lstandg lie ,tr
unsettled weather, ire nave been the following eclesiou Of
pnces ~ The Coh market VIZ OF old Wheat - aud OF
new j. per ~ lbs; Oi .A!Her-ln Flour p
Tie fftpeSt Aicst of aple hr a, PRE- s,.r
famed on the subject of the Harvest have removed
Wheat fell Ola saturday eight shmgs barrel Al u, IN ,rav
decline nearly equiv aleiit ~ sixteen siusS nuasr In
the Solin amt ttLs HOie Counties.
saved la ser trey busiy engaged IN getting lie cru
the srom hut the TilVnrs !aer tete are ti
some fears Of tis Tc ult FIcn every vle ever which
havo tcc; enai - taLe oi the matter
of number Cf rclS wich have reached Town fu different
parefs, sift h coming The conclusion that
shall have ia Ireland, 1iHr al average CROP o. nearly 80
iiad tie weather hei n oaic tieGe wn hcvou
te average As rTe has been great al the Cora
sbl, and considerable places they nave .,,
ponghed tie ground, in Ihe expectation Inc. VIII have
,I crop next yenr lIln Tho wlndials DrR her .ldr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
MARYsS>.GS SaMWySs !
POHT OF RETIiyuOND.
.AERIVrD.

Ship Tlyllo, Fisher, Liyerrooi. Sept, with salt
crates o elr'hsnS9! d.y goods hardware brown stout po,a
Miss NiVtenle Rchmond Riddle. S Brsnder & co
letershurS; Boucher Furncour,, Norfolk.
Steamboat Columbus Turner fon F}aiinnrc, Norfolk
and cry Point with surdries 10 Workman a. McGrudeT,
pey'on, Perkins & iaris Mixers & CO. Baswe & smith
Leyas. G OiPhn August Walker & Booth, Srnilh Ian
Caster & Denhy l. Webb * Nicholas, j n Eusace
Kns Ricaso CiSrS mp 1V te Raym S%,T
B5lphers c!,s, pmioP& CO, WoIhaf, L"cke K SEER II
i'eoi Il lleasants. Catlim, rericoas. and
Passed on Sewpors Neuse, sChs oil Willie Shoals. ship
Tiow tom 6anoGe at Cur'cs Neck, fore ami Nn;
ITentS Reach, i1Te-aut aft schr all h,uud w
sundne 10 Peyio', Lancaster DcnAv, 6agwcl Su,1
& &c Crane, Perkins & Harris, G I. sampson " "
Swoope Cotton * Clarke. I. Webb Workman & McC;ri.
der, & I Gwahncv. Johnson e. Son, Turke d siser.
y 4 Ccs!y & 90. Goddard, r Sauxay, c NJ Mitchell
y VI Nash, W McCe,y STATION, 4 Levy, C Piro ! "
van.Lcw & CO. i n Elsac. j MeKgdo-. "a Wasins, +
Brock j y Gordon, Smith, ia 81 Myers, IT, AL n
sehr Barclay, Sow from New York. coal
Sloop Planter, Samers, from New York ballast
SAILED,
Scir Juliet, Huwes for boston coal
SCT Henry, - for Alexandria. coal
Scar Bold Commander. Scule, for New York. coal.
Slnop Trimmer, Price, for Newark, az j. coal.
NORFOLK, Oct Is Below, bound UP, d iul rugged bsi,
belonging 10 Bo,loU. hermarholite brig, and schrs
IN Hampton Roads ship Tav-Ho Fisher Iivptpool O., DIS
bound up James R:yrsac early on The nornn Of Nond,y
18th ut ~ CO With ships Tallahassee Glover for BALTIMORE;
nea stone r Nlo'S, and sarah Shcnf Pearce, nr NOaus
Len snip Norfolk, Wood, cot aud for Norfolk iu d Die
brig Medol, Campbell, ior Norfolk, sailed day pre-.
Riley, for Martinique sci Emily Davis Davis, for Ihlad.;
Eleanor Morse Tor o, besides several other outward bound
coasters.
The ship ray.Ils lbs from Liverpool got under weigh
m Hampton Roads airs afternoon bound up James River
NV YORK OFT - Sailed sr'r Effort, for Richmond
BOSTON Oct I} --A"d, brig Mark, Amesbrry, i'm Rich
mOnd, via Portland
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE
4 LWAYS just the same, two more capitals sold
n. by Bigger.--Drawing Of the New York T,oite-
~, class No - extra
80, 10, so, %, ID. n, IS, 70, 81.
No. i3, 10. %, capital of 81 eco
- 50, -, 50, 20 Of 100.
Were both sold and will bc raid at SIGHT low lie oyer
fortunate prompt pay and constant przr selling
THO. u. BIGGER.
Where No %. q, ~ the Grand Capital OF
$40 600; 28 ~, &c, do 5000 and 10 % 80 DO 5000
were oil sold and paid at eight ou Monday last.
More CGpiiois To-.lorro7U.
At one o'clock TO MORROW The drawing Of The
Grand Connecticut State Lottery clrss No 10, Cap
ital Prize $4,000 Tickets s., halves ? 80, guar
tcrs I %.
WIN be received AZ Digrcrs Office, and as usual
the capitals VIII DC paid at sight Call and secure the
capitals a. The fortunate, prompt pay and prize.
selling Lottery and Exchange Office OF
oct 10 - THO. h. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
A CARD.

ENRANCIS II. SMITH tenders his grateful nc
< acknowledgements TO the numerous aud polite uu-
dcnce that honored the exhibition OF his simple and I'M
pretending invention Friday evening. His most
ahguine hopes could not have n,cipated ~ hauer-
ing assemblage.
Hiss chief object III cXhibtiue the tI4rnonic3n i.
TO make 1t extensively known. aud thus lead 20 il,
general in private circles. Unlike o;her inltrn
mcnts which require long and continued practice -
attain even moderate degree of proficiency the ar
rangement of these glasses renders the instruont
simple that any acquainted with The PRINCIPLES of
music needs no other aid than that offered by the
instruction book. Mr. Smith intends REMAINING in
itishnond two weeks longer, and pledges Himself in
That time to convey even to one unacquaiuled with
thc science such knowledge of the instrument a.
Will satisfy the learner Of his ability to proceed with
or further Instruction.
Orders left at Sir. Nashs book store will ,necf
with attention.
Mr. Smith intends giving another exhibition IN ,le
Capitol on Tuesday viii appear
Tomorrow. ort lo-It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
MN1zE5IE BooIa
$3.50 ~
Y SHOES &SseUMPs

RY the last arrivals, GRANNISS, SON &.
~ BROTHERS have received
'5o Pair superior made calfskin, goatskiu sealskjn
and buckskin boots al prices to suit purchasers
iOoo PAIR gentlemens bootees from s. so to 81 90
1000 90 DO 6ne shoes. With vide s. narrow STRAINS
500 do do do calfskin goatskn and sealsIYn
walking pumps
$50 DO do do do do do dancing pumps
800 DO do India rubber Shoes
$50 do do morning slippers
loo 90 do do do with straps
so do do waterproof mockasns
90 DO do caliskn over shoes, a superior articlc
Vl'n an extensive assortment of travelling trunks
bags, valices, OF superior manufacture
20 nests fancy trunks, different colours & patterns
80 do seaskin and hair trunks
500 pair boys sewcj, Pegged and nailed bqotegG
some ss low - els
sou do do do do shoes Of every mice
500 do Go dancing pumps, sunc at the low pric,
Of "a cts
1000 pair coarse shoes ard boctecs suitable for pau-
taion Use, at low prices
Al OF the above articles will be sold very
ow at the corner Of Main street and llth. leading
70 iioyos Bridge. oct 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
B.II'y,JLNlN NPOERe--

FENUH First Battalion Of the I9ih Regiment. viii
d parade ~ lac Valley Ma q. uu Monday tln 5tb
Instant and the III Battalion on TGesday the 27th.
IN the rear ~ FouShic's GarLeu-roLs vi. b.. cailad
al Il O'Clock, y. II.
. Arms VIII bc rigil,y Inspected
BY order ol IL Colonel,
J. b. RICHARDSON.
A'gutant 18th Regiment.
Tie Light Dragons attached 90 the first Bat
TALON oct 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
GADlEg FAsHSO NABLA
TSHOES Sc sLIPPERg

inst receired firon, their Nmufactory.
( 600 Pair ladies' lasting slippers without
1OOO heels, square and round toes, straTht
ana r;hts and let's, OF superior quality, at 81 90
1000 do do do do do do do do | .
SEQ do do do do do do do do l 90
SAG do DO do do do do do do -
1000 do 10 Superior qu"ly Of lasting heei
slips of every description and price
500 do do testing walking shoes, with and
without heels
500 do do scnlskin and fine leather Walking
shoes
100 do do fine geataAm walking shoes. with.
800 do do lasting y all;ing shoes, Grccian ties
100 do do do boot@, thick soals
70 do do morocco do do DO
500 do do coiouIcL lasting slippers, gith ana
without heels
100 do DO white and black satin slippers
1000 do do morocco walking shoes aud sliRpcrs
at every price
100 10 10 tAin slippers, at e. cIs
600 do do India rubber shoes
100 do misses sealssin shoes, thicis seals
200 do do lasting slippers, square 81 rDund toes
100 do do mocEd do do toes
100 do do MOROCCO boots, thick soals
1000 do cnldrcns shoes and booiees of every
KIND, fotnprising the greatest variety ever IL
the city.
Servants shoes of every kind
Together with every Other Kind of boots hoo,cAS
and shoes usually called for, al OF which will he
sold at the most reduced prices 81 lie store conner OF
Nam and l4th streets. by :
oct 10 GRANNfSS, SON & DROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19

men, are unite as one man, aud The tire they keep
up on minister's not always respecting the person OF
the hng himself Is incessant and Tremendous. The
eaIgrant iaction and tie priests excepted, all Paris
and France, are swayed by the liberal journals,
winch possess an influence over the public mind un
known to Official power and uncomfortable. II may
Dc safely predicted that the King canno, resist the
sentiment OF the whole people Of France supported
by the power of The Press, and tho, he will be com
PEELED to sacrifice his new Premier, though his nntu
raj son. and ms associates, TO political necessity
For an animated description of the state OF public
eeing IN France OF the causes Which have produced
IT. and the stupid conduct of her priest ridden kim
We refer to letter from Paris. published in the Lon
don Times the 9th uli.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19

TDEATRE.--Onc Of the most brilliant s;tars ia,
the Theatrical hemisphere arrived ON Saturday eve
nng, II the steamboat Columbus. We allude Ia
MADAME FERon, the celebrated VOCALIST pronoup
ced 10 be The greatest singer heard i'm America
Tins lady, we perceive by the advertisements makes
her hrs; appearance III Richmond this evening A
crowded house viii doubtless welcome this talented
ond accomplished songstress on the boards of .our
Ieat'e' "" understand her engagement il only
tor fur nights sho proceeds immediately TO The
South Such an attraction ought, and we have no
doubt will repny tiie Managers for the expense tEey
nave Deen at m procuring such emil.enf iaio,il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
TO FURNISlIERS OF TiMBER

E0RcFOSAI.S viii be received hy the undersirn-
4 ed, al the Farmers Hotel, in Manchester. until
te 10TH day OF uext month. for furnishing on or be-
iurc the I>t 81 Nay, 1880. Ss and Rails for the
chesterfield Railway. The S:i!s TO bc of whiie OK
icet inches long by o inches ia diameter and
i!1ted on one side the Rails OF henrt pine, inches
by ,, ana Al .engtiis. Of ii Il feet. Both Sil!s
and Rails, TO be delivered the le of the Railway
90 furnished from the tide water country on James
river, 81 the coal yards. opposite Rockets
Fae proposals U state the number cf Sis, and
nnnter at feet OF Rails, which Gun DC furnished and
iGS POINTS at which they can be- delivered.
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer.
80 l9--ctf-cndtf
sg IChNOND Jockcy Cub Races, vii com
& ,nence Tomorrow, (Tuesday, Oct 20th0
when viii be run Il Mulch, for one thousand donrs
side two mile that's between two Colts OF wei
tired speed and bottom and itarn a previous trial
mich dnuht exists TO the superiority
Immediately after the Hatch. a Sweepstake--
three Suhscnbcrs--cntrance S2OO, and closel
The Match being first, VII taAc place at one
The Proprietor IS requested to state thu, many
ladies of Richmond contemplate visiting the Course
the first de-. J. NJ SELDEN. Prom tor
oct l9-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
THE CoMvENTroN.


Aiser prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Kerr, the Cunycn-
Ton, AZ o'clock was called TO order
There being no business before the Convention
DIR. DoppRIDGE, after stating that some further
u0cu'nents had been obtained from the Auditor 5
Office, which would. under the former resolution of
the Convention, be- handed To the Public Printer
moved that the Convention do now adjourn which
vas carried in the affirmative.
The Convention the, adjourned TIL MONDAY, at >
O'clock. -
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
DIED

In this Borough, the morning of the 10th ins HAN
HAH HEDGES, aged 81 years.
On Saturday last, SAMUEL HARKER, Jr. infant son Of
SAMUEL HARKER, Editor of the Delaware Gazette.
Buenos Ayres the oath of January last Mrs MARY
pARVIN wife of the Rev. Theophilus Parvin, and eldest
daughter of the late Cesar A. Rodney.
On Saturday the 4th ns at the house of the Rev John
Goforh Port Deposit, Md the Rev LAWRENCE LAW
RENSON, of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Al Paris at an advanced age, FRANCIS PL0WDEN.
ESQ formerly distinguished member of the English Chan
Gerry Bar but known by his literary productions, par
ticulary his History of Ireland
In Edge6ed, S. c. the 18th ut. TOM, negro man be-
longing to Mrs Bacon the great age of 100 years He
himself rated his age few years higher, and from the reach
of his memory there little doubt but that he was at eas
as old has been stated He came to that neghborho"d
from Virginia years ago He died from the gradual
waste of nature without anydsease, and apparently witbou
pain
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KNNHE IRISH SHIELD and monthly Mlesan a Hislorie.

VEVHE IRISH SHIELD and Monthly Mlesan, Historic,
Ill Literary, and Dramatic Journal Edited by George
Pepper Price $3 80 per annuIn or 2s Cd per number
No. 3-For March, 1929 Contents-Hsory of Ireland,
chapter Ill & Nv. Ossanic Fragments, No. Translated
from the ancient Irish Of 2IDAIRY, for the Shield Lite
rary and Biographical Notices of Irish Authors and Artists
No vi (The Req .frthur O'Leary) Irish Topography,
No ILL., local and Historical Sketches of the Island of
Scatery) Ecclesiastical Edfces of Dublin, No III (et
4ndreuos, and other Churches) Essay the Ancient
Architecture of Ireland, No. Grecan Females aud Man
ners No. I'LL TRANSLATED from the French.) Desultory
Thoughts the Poverty and Prosperity of Poets Extract
from Kathleen O'Ne, Irish Historical Play Grand Cee-
braton of ST. Patrck's Day, by the Friends of Civil and
Religious Liberty in the city of Me- York Irish Affairs
Part of Speech of Mr. OConnel, meeting of the
Catholic Association. Mr. Steele, Mr. Shie Postscript.
Original Patch Work The Drama,-yMadame Feron, and
Nesdames Knight and Austin Poetry,-(.An Ossionic
Gariand,) (1ranlation from the Italian of Sonnet by
.tilton,) "a Sentimental S0nnet)
For Sale by A. & H. WILSON, No l05, Market street.
Es EFERENCE TEsTAMENTs, with Key sheet of
e 8 Que>, ons, Sc &1.by He,yey Wilbur Seventh ed-
~ @tH valuable Tables and Map. For sale by A. s. H.
Wilson. No. 105, Market Street
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WI ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW, No. LxIII for April,


1N 1929. CoNrENrs-I The Nsou Theory of the Earth
Il Essai la Temperature de PInterieur de la Tee.
Par NJ L. Cordier g. Essay on the Temperature OF the
Interior of the Earth BY M L. Cordier 8. Considera
Volcanoes the probable Causes of their Phenomena,
the Laws which determine their March, the Disposition of
their Products, and their Connection with the present State
and past History of the Gobe leading the Establishment
of New Theory of the Earth BY Poule Scrope ii. COL
Faculty of Amherst College the Board of Trustees with
the Dongs of the Board thereon Ill 4ncient and Modern
Hsory-The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire. By Edward Gbbon. w. Polloks Course of Time
The Course of Time Poem, in Ten Books By Robert
Pollok. v. Civilization and Conversion of the Indians
Proceedings and Fourteenth Annual Report of the Board
Of Managers of the Baptist General Convention Dis
the Occasion of Forming the African Mission School
Society. BY J. M. Wainwright. vi. Political Economy
Definitions in Political Economy; preceded by Inquiry into
the Rules which ought to guide Political Economists in the
Definition and Use of their Terms, with Remarks the
Deviation from these Rules in their Writings BY the Rev.
Historic de la Louisiana ct de la Cesson de cete Coone
la France Eats-Unis de PAmerque Septentrionae;
preceedee dun Dscours Constitution ct lie Gouverne-
des Etats- Unis. ParM Barbe-Marbos VIII Pelham
Pelham; or the Adventures of Gentleman TX. Web
sters Electromagnetic American Dictionary of the English
Language BY Noah Webster. X. american aanuGis--
The Atlantic Souvenir Christmas and New Years Offer
ing The Token, Christmas and New Years Present.
g. The Talisman, for MDCccxxIx. XII. Elementary In
Strucfo-l. The Franklin Primer g. The Improved Read
err The General Class Book A. Essays the Pbiloso-
ply of Instruction. or the Nurture of Young Minds XII.
Clerical Manners and Habts-Leers Clerical Mdnners
and Habits; addressed Student in the Theological Semi
nary Princeton, New Jersey BY Samuel Miller XIII.
Massachusetts, Rail Road-Repor of the Board of Direc-
of Internal improvements of the State of
on the Practcabiy and Expediency of Rail Road from
Boston the Hudson River and from Boston Providence
Quarterly List Of Netu Publications.
The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW is publ shed in Boston,
quarterly, IS per annum, and may be had of A. & H. VIII
SON, Agents, No lO5, Market street, Wilmington
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visiting the house of neighbour and had left their house
in the of the children
1t is stated in Kentucky paper that Judge Clark,
who at present represents the District In which Mr
Clay resides declines reelection, and that MIR Clay
will be candidate at the ensuing Congressional cleo
ton.
Gov Forsyth states that the parties concerned in the abb
ducon of Stephenson will be vigorously prosecuted, and 1T
found guilty, appropriately punished
Domestic Manufactures.-The State of Rhode Is
land contains at this time 139 cotton factories. The
Towns of Warwick and Smithfeld each contains
twenty woollen and twenty cotton factories.
The Boston Copper Company has caused full peal of
church bells be the first set cast in this country
Their said to be very ne The following are the
weights:
The weights of the eight bells follow 2572-1s5s
observation-disclosures -335-toal 8s72.
The changes which be run eight bells are 4O,s2O-
and on twelve 479,O0l 400.
The amount of Wheat Flour inspected at Balti-
more during the three months ending the LIST inst.
was 12 ,648 barrels, and 2449 half barrels
High Rents-The Democratic Press says that two new
Philadelphia, opposite the Bank of North America,
are rented-the Eastern to Messs Robb Winebrener,
Tayors for 800 year, and the Western one to MIR Rus
sell, Halter, for 81 600 year.
The corporation of London have voted 100 guineas
in support of the funds of Episcopalian floating
chapel on the Thames.
Scolding-I never knew scolding person that able
to govern family. What makes people scold Because
they govern themselves How then they
others Those who govern well are generally calm Ihey
are prompt and resoute, but steady and mild
| Mr. Loubat practical cultivator, has planted on
Long Island, within six miles of the city of New York,
vineyard, containing upwards of $4,000 plants,
which have borne the severity of the winter and are
in healthy state. He expects to have this year, from
vineyard Just two years old, fourteen or fifteen thou
sand pounds of grapes.
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@UGEMA91o

Dry TIme.-The Dry Dock Bank of the city of
New York has 7,476 dollars in specie in its VAULTS
and 1885, 100 paper dollars in neutrality-suspicious.
Of specie and paper, specie one TO eighteen.
Greene and Pulaski .Monument-The monument to the
memory of these distinguished heroes of the American
Revolution, which be erected in the city of Savannah
will be completed it announced, before the next Annver
s National Independence. The form of the monu
obelisk after plan furnished by Mr. Strickland
of Philadelphia 1t will be of white marble, fifty feet high,
sixteen feet square the base, and ten by twelve at the sum-
nit.
BENJAMIN w. RICHARDS was unanimously elected
Mayor of Philadelphia, on Wednesday last.
The British soop of Kangaroo, Demane master, was
totally lost the Hog Sites, about l5th of Decembercrew
saved The commander has been tried by court martial
held at jamaica January charge for careessness
neglect of duty, and has been cashered.
The late VIM LEHMAN, Esq who died at Harris
burgh, Pa few days since, wilhelm the discharge of
his legislative dues bequeated to the German Soci
ETY. Of Philadelphia thousand dollars and to the
Atheneum of the same city, ten thousand dollars.
Shockng-The house of Mr. Cyrus Hall, of Sardinia,
Erie county, N with lis contents, consumed by fire
on the night OF he 18th u -Four of his children
smed with the building. The parents and infant were
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.Ne,p York, April ID.


1cr MouNrA1Ns.-The packet ship Nile, from Havre,
@ surrounded from the oath to the 26th of March with
ounans or ice the largest of which about 81 miles
0 and 600 feet high. The thermometer fell to the
,r and go to 80 in the air. The NJ at the time in
lat AZ so, Ion 40 to 81.
On Friday morning, the 10th inst, Mr. John Mat
thews r lost, at Baltimore in going from the Phila-
dcnhia steam boat, caf-skin leather pocket book,
containing twelve thousand dollars in United States
Rank notes of 500 and 100 dollars each. He offered
reward of five hundred dollars for the delivery of the
book and its contents. He had Just returned from
NIontevdeo, in the ship General Hand, and the sum
thus lost was part of the profits of the voyage.
On entering the Post Office at an early hour on Tues
day morning last, one of the Clerks handed to MIR
SINNER (the Postmaster) letter without any super
scrption, which supposed, from the circumstance
Of having the advertisement attached to it, to contain
he $4,000 advertised by Mr. Matthews, as having been
lost between the Steam Boat and his residence. On ex-
animation ii was found to contain S11,5o0-the per-
son lcpositing it in the Post Office having deducted
the $500 offered for its recovery. Nat. fntet