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NOTICE.

sN ~ - AZ
THE creditors of JoHN B. COOK, and
L. JONATHAN TALLMAN, OF Portsmouth,
in their individual capacity, as well as in
The capacity of traders in cOmpsny. under
the firm Of Cook g. TALLMAN, are hereby
notified To exhibit their claims to the sub
scribers without delay, ifthey wish to avail
themselves of the provisions of said Cook
& Tallman's deed of trust.
Sd"r Gnas1s. Less sL0GVn' Assignee.
Portsmouth, June IL. 1920.
VERMONT LOTTERY, class :,
Draws next Tuesday,,
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81.
VIRGLNL7 .ST!4T'E, 20th class,
Drew Yesterday, '
Highest prize $4,000 DOLLS.
Tickets Sl0--parts in proportion,
Grand State Lottery, No. 81,
Draws Saturday, July 4th,
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81. parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
Groton Monument Lottery, class 9,
80 Is GO 80 30 II 5 So
X. | State. Tx.
Is ) 30 IL 4 Il
The drawn numbers Of tho Grand State
No. ~. will be received at this Office
this afternoon.
S. CATEooNE.
June 25.
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S. MASON,
Portrait Painter.

LAS removed from Providence 10 this
Il Il place, and expects to remain here
during the warm months. He will occu
py room for few weeks under the Re.
publican printing office, The same room oc.
cupied BY bin last sunmer--Per,ops de
srous of having their portraits taken will
have the goodness to call as above. where
specimens Of his painting can Le seen.
Newpnrt, June 25. 1870.
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NaluaNle laMd for sale
AT REDUCED PRICES.

HNHE Proprietors of the South East nine
Townships of The Holland Pure base in
the western part Of the State of New York
now offer the unsold land in those Town
ships for sale, at the following reduced
prices viz.
In quantities of 1000 acres or over. lying
as contiguous and compact as may be, a,
one dolla. and twenty FIVE cents per acre
and in less quantities. at one dollar and IF.
ty cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and al
two dollars per acre, five per cent of the
purchase money in advance, and the resi-
due payable in eight equal annual install
ments, the first to be paid IN three years
from date with interest ON the residue from
that time only a...
These townships are distinguished BY
No. ], 9 and 3, in the Ist Cd and Sd ranges
of the Holland purchase lying inthe towns OF
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allegany
County. and CLEANS and Hinsdale, in Cs,ta
raugus County
The face of the country is diversified with
hills and vallies, but not mountainous: the
soil rich and easily TILED.
1t is covered with a great variety oftim
Der, of luxuriant growth. The country is
well watered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads are opened through the
tract; houses Of public worship: mills. aud
school houses have been erected therein
AS the title is indisputable, it is believed
thatthls tract presents more inducemcnt to
the enterprising emigrant than any other
in the State. For further partic ulars apply
10 the subscriber, at the office Of the Hol.
land land company at this place.
Ellicottville, Cattaraugus Co. N. Y.
June l, 1929
STALEY N. CLARKE.
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THE Stockholders are hereby notified,
j. that on "Wednesday, the ist day oi
July next, the semi annual dividend will
be paid to those who are Stockholders on
the 25th inst.
BY order Of the President e. Directors.
J. WILLIAMS, Jr. Cashier.
June IL. 1909.
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sed so years reiict Of the late mr. Billings
Coggeshsll.
On Tuesday last, mr. Joseph Southwick a
ged % yesrs.--Funeral this afternoon from
ms late residence in water. street on the point,
which his relations and friends are requested
To attend.
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We copied the following from a bank
bill few days since: New Bed. Cour.
"a New Bedford whalemap biJs fare
well to his last dollar Of 3 years voyoge,
amounting to 1900. the whole Of which has
been spent in Intemperance. June J. 1929"
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NGA,t Goods,
James MumfOrd,
HAS just RECEIVED FROM sEw YORK.
A Fresh Supply of Dry Goods,

"A iicsH supply Ol DTy OOOuS
Among phich are
LNRENCH and English ginghams yer,
Il handsome small figured calicos, some a.
low as I2I cents: furniture chintz, GraDdc
nell, Hamelton stripe. Tom & Jerry strip,
joan. brown drilling, Italian black aud India
lutes,ripg, fine yellow nankin. fig'd and plain
green gauze wells. bang up cord. black Ievsn
tine hdkIs brown and striped batiiste. Irish
linen, black Canton Grape, Valencia and Mar
seilles vest patterns, barage hdkis. lthogra
ohio and cashmere do. gsuze do gentlemen
md ladies horse skin gloves, poDgces, corset
lacing. superior silk and cotton umbrellas
Swiss and Scotch muslin, black aud white
silk gloves. silk shawls and plain white do for
Friends, black and colored gros do Naples.
Russia diaper, daniask table linen. black snd
red crcassian. with n general assortment Of
Goods found IN Dry Goods Stores.
A l. S o,
Bleached and uDbleachcd cotton, striped
bingham, and bodticks, very cheap.
Ilth June, Ic2J o.
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THE Stockholders Of the r. UNION
IL BANK are hereby notified, that a semi.
annual Dividend will be paid on aud after
the lst day Of July. to such persons as ap-
pear by the Stock Leger to be Stockhol.
dcrs on the 9th inst. on which day the
Transfer Book will be closed until the LIST
of July.
By order ofhe President & Directors,
n. G. BOSS, Cashier.
Newport. June 90.
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~ THE sloop AJBANY,VAns,
IN master leaves Newport on Sat-
~ urday nest for New York, aud
1E will leave New York on Sat-
IfIay IoloWing for Ne~por--and contIn
ue to sail on each succeeding Saturday,
alternately, until October next. She Is o
staunch, fast sailing vessel OF IS tons bur
then. with good Accommodations. For
freight or passage. apply to the master on
board at ~ BolI's wharf in Newport, and
at the foot Of Maiden Lane, IN New York.
Newport, nsy IL. 1e2v
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GENERAL AssnMBLY.

Iussday June 23a The House met at
O'Clock, agreeably to adjournment.
A letter from VIM. X. Staples, Esq. one
OF the clerks, was read by the Speaker, re-
signing that appointment.
Mr.. Crsnston nominated G. T.. Robbins,
Esq to fill the vacancy. The appointment
was postponed till afternoon.
Several private petitions for sales OF reel
estate. and from convicts in the several
gaols in the State, for Liberation were read,
and passed TO committees.
.4Rrnoon.--Mr Hazard moved that a
committee be appointed to proceed to Paw
tucket and examine into the state and con.
Germs ofthe Farmersand Mechanics Benk
in that place. The motion prevailed, and
mr.. Lemuel II. Arnold, and the Attorney
General, were appointed a committee ac
cordingly, and we understand proceeded
20 pawtocket the same evening, in discharge
Of that duty.
The election OF clerk 10 fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of mr. Sta
pies, being taken up, George Turner, ESQ
and Jonah l'itns, Esq were pat in noInina.
nation (mr. Robbins having declned) Mr.
Turner was elected on the first ballot--the
vote standing 30 for Turner, ~ for Titus
and three blank votes.
A Resolution was introduced by mr. <. r
Potter, to appoint a committee to inquire in
10 the expediency of providing by law for q
more equal distribution of the property oi
insolvent debtors--The original motion
was amended by mr.. Hazard of Newpor,
and referred TO tho Judi 'iary committee
Erhe object is to provide some remedy
sgainst the growing evil Of private ana
out of-door assignments, TO the prejudice
ofhonest creditors, and to vest the Supreme
Judicial Court with Chancery powers in re
lation thereto.
WedneSday, 2fth--The House after dispo
sing Of sundry private petitions, was Joined
by the Governor and the Honorable Senate
and proceeded to the trial of the docket ot
private petitions -tho whole number Of suc
petitions being l7--ofwhich 6 were continued
. granted, and the remainder passed. The
Senate then withdrew and the House adjourn.
ed at noon.
afternoon: bill providing a more per
feet system for the militia was under discus
sion Turing most of the afternoon II was a
bly, defended by Mr. Halle. and opposed by
Mr.. Z r. Potter, and finally rejected by the
House.
Sundry petitions were read and referred to
committees.
bill relative to poor prisoners, repeating
the power ofcreditors to retain debtors i'm iail
on payment Of 81 per week, was called up
read, and referred to Messrs. B Hazard, and
Pratt.
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At Portsmouth on Sunday last. by The Rev
Mr.. EDDY. Mr. Joshua Remington 10 Mics
Joanna Lawton, daughter of Mr.. David Law.
ton, all Of Troy, (Ma~s)
In Little Compton, Mr.. Daniel Woodwork
TO Miss Arney Clifford, daughter Of Mr.. Sill
vester Clifford Esq.
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II is rumoursd that the Constellation will
as soon as she receives her complement oi
men, proceed &c a northern port, and thence
To sea; probably to England and France. with
mr. .McLans minister TO Eng land & mr., Rives
10 France.
The Grand Jury Of Gennessee county, n
Y. last week indicted four persons of Batavia
for an alleged participation in the Morgan
business Eli Br1oe was taken from Cansn
caigua jail on habeus corpns, and was call
ed as witness before this Grand Jury. But
he refused to testify any further and was i'm.
medately sent back to Canandaeun. The
persons indicted are Thompson, Folleit, Seav
er and Powers.
A New York paper OF Saturday says, " we
were yesterday informed by gentlemen from
the Navy Yard, that the surviving sufferers by
the lato awfu! explosion, are all considered al
out OF danger"
Small Por.-The Mayor Of New York
has issued notice to the citizens, appris-
ing them that "the small pox exists to an
alarming extent in some Of the Southern
and West India ports, particularly Havana
MatanZas, and NewOrleans, and the ports
along the North Coast Of the Gulf of Mex
ico;" and recommends that measures be
taken by the Physicians of the city, and
those attached TO the Dispensary, to insure
the prompt vaccination Of all persons.
Mrs Royal in trouble. is reported tha,
the celebrated authoress of the "Black
Book" has been presented by the grand
Jury of Washington county, I'D. G. to the
Judges OF the District Court, upon an in
dictmcnt as common nuisance" a
bench warrant, it is added, has been issu
ed for her arrest. Mrs. X. has disappear
cd from Washington county in very mys
ferrous manner.
In a late London paper, Lady adver-
tises to be seen, having erich beard eight
inches in length" With reasonable share
of whiskers and maustachios. Admitance
four shillings.
NAVAL.-Capt. Stephen Cassin has
been appointed to command tn naval forces
of the u. States on the coast Of Brazil. in
the place of Captain Creighton, who re
turns home.
Generosity OF Lafayette. good and
benevolent man has ordered his lands
in the United States to be sold TO dis
charge the debts Of Mr.. Monroe. Mr..
Monroe has refused to permi, it. but the
agent has orders to proceed. at all events
TO execute his instruction. This is the rea.
con why Lafayette's land has lately been
offered in the market.-.Nass. Journ.
We copied the following from bank
bill few days since: New Bed. Cour.
"a New Bedford wbalemap biJs fare
well to his last dollar Of years voyoge,
amounting to 1900. the whole Of which has
been spent in Intemperance. June ,lS29."
The Rev Mr. Cotton continues his lecture
this evening at the Congregational Church,
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STALEY N. CLARKE.
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The Rev Mr. Cotton continues his lecture
this evening at the Congregational Church,
in Mill Street, addressed to the young people
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New Books.

Life Of Columbus, abridged by Washing
ton Irving, vol
Letters from, the EageaD, by Thomos e.
mersoD. esq, vol
The Last OF the plantagcre,ts, vol.
IL yrars military adventures. 2 vol.
Memoir of Doct John Mason Good, lvoI.
Memoir ofmrs Sarah Huntington. Ivol-
Received by WIN. CALLAHAN.
June IS.
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Superior BLACK Tasting s
Linem DviAing.
John II. TOtCnsend,

III AS just received from Ncw-York.
IL a few pieces OF excellent black last
ing; linen drilling; lot Of chesp p
cotton hosiery; good black and white sik
long and hsifhose: cheap siiks. and v.re
iy Of bottiste tor dresses; fine wide ja kones
cambricks. &c.
On hand, A general assortment of co,-
ION shcetings. s,npcs--iickipgs,
and other domestic cotton goods, at very
low prices. ....
June IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Tue use oil the sa;a school, the site. the churci
thereon, and the vestry house in the said Parish.
On motion Of Mr.. Carter, the Committee -,
pointed to enquire into the state of the Banks had
leave TO sit duiing the Session of the Hous,
On motion OF Mr.. Murdaugh the Committee
'cr Roads and Internal Navigat on, were instruct
cd 10 inquire into the expectancy of amending an
ACT. epttied an act, TO revive and amend an act
sn'itied an act for cutting navigabie canal from
.'ahsehonu river to Somerton creek-wth leave
10 report by bin or otherwise.
On motion OF Mr.. May, the Committee for c. of
Justice, wese instructed ~ inquire into the expe-
uiency oil aInending the laws conc erning Bills OF
exchange, &c as 20 icduce the damages OIL for
eign bills protested, and to after the mode Of
proving notices OF the protest of all b5)ls ANA
notcs-with leave TO report by bill or o, ber,y;se
Mr.. Pitts offered the following resolution: Re-
solved, That the Committee on the Militia Laws
be instructed TO inquire into the expetiency of
charging the volunteer companies Of this Com
inohweai'h; the expediency OF dispensing with
'ue training oil the officers according to the present
plan, the expediency Of dispensing with battalion
courts oil enquiry, the regiinentai the two battaI-
ION, anu one company muster, and the czpediency
oil nevising some better mode by which the com.
missioned officers shall be instructed in TN o du
ues mat 'iey have undertaken, but are not guali
ed &c discharge-Disagreed to.
Oh motion OF Mr.. Witcher, Resolved, That the
Governor * Council of this Commonwealth be re
quested to lay before the House, detailed re port
sneWinS The manner in which the accounts OF the
treasurer & Auditor have been examined and set
lied quarterly by that Department, since the Ist of
Jan, 1873; stating whether net the money in
the treasury Ouice, was ever ascertained by said
department, or any Committee CT the same by an
actual count, and II So at what time; and speci-
tying when they discovered any defslcaton on the
part OF the late Treasurer and in what manner and
at what time, such discovery was made
on mouon OF MIR. Miller, OF Do;etourt the
House adjourned. =
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF YIRGINIA- 10 ,.,.,

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to soit-
BE II remembered, that on the eighth dsy OF
Il. s. Hoyshhei IN The hyh year Of The
s,.,.. denee OF the u S OF America THO'S w. WHITE
ofhe said District, hath depo.,ted IN thi, once the
title OF book the tight whereof he Claims proprietor in
"Edge-HiH, or, The Family Of the Fitzroyals: ~
II .Nouel. By A VIRGINIAa.
"FieTce Var, and faithful lore,
find Truth severe, by fairy Fiction dy.est." GRAY
'Ln Iico pOirtmes"
In conformity TO the Ae. OF the CcDge,, the IT, Bate,
entitled IAN act for the encouragement Of learning
curing the copies Of maps charts audi books Authors
and proPreOrs of such copies, during the men
toned" RD JEFFRIES,
Clerk offhe Eastern Dist of pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

~ IN answer 10 the yaIOs, quiie', verbal and sriusr
WHICH have hesn made the Publisher snnounee- that the
foregoing work Is III and ,sl appear about four
weeks. As The number ci col Will 3. d. Dookseers
and Others who wmb pD1ss The would wen to leave
,n. hs1es With he Pubish.rJ with mr. Jno. H. Na,L Mess
Collin, 4 Co, Ut w II. Fizwhylsonn
" me suiho' OF The above woik untno=n, nowithanS
ing uIe many ingenious conjecture which saos,.
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sehoemen, but the isejge OF my best e4erton..
'"d reliance on providence for a happy issue 10
The measures OF my administration.
"l accept with pleasure your kind invitation and
Name as a convenient time, any day between the
zoth and Both instant, that the committee NAV
please 10 select.
beg you Individually, TO be assured of my re :
spec' and The deep s0icitude feel for yonr pros
perity and happiness, in common with my fellow
citizens Of Davidson.
I" am very respectfully,
Your most obediei;t servant.
ANDREW JACKSON
hessrs; ). Nieirol, Oh. Il. r. ". Earl,
Tn. Claiborne, w. Campbell
J. y. Clarke, Thos. Martin,
a = -. Marshall, r. Armstrong,
:. Clarke, VIM Carroll
o. Wilson, +. ii. Foster,
NH " harton. Oh. l. Love,
III. Nj. Rutledge.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Ill sneh power was intended TO reside in Cou-
gross other than that expressly given why did the
Constitution expressly forbid the imposition oftu
ues On exports! Docs not This exemption intend,
anu Tn TACT promote rn absolute freedom of trade,
re. me present tariff policy intends, by reverse
operation, to defeat the effect OF that exemption.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold FOR rash, aonasy the 5tb Of Jsn In
W nout Of be Eel Tsyefn door the city Of
boys AVID girls - 1877
VIM. ARMISTEAD, Ex'ors Of
THOS III. TERRELL, VIM Arlnistcsd de-, q
Dec. 27. a 90.
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NOTICE

ryNIIE Directors Of the Brooke Tutnpe Co hav,
- Dividend OF pet Ct for the lest months, Which will
to the Stockholders application store of the
6ubscriDef. - 1 M tfS.raCs sss,a
Jan. g. y
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TuONINa = 1NJ0DV-

. THOMAS 4. AMORY,
,ohmiSSlONEH OF the Superior Cont OF Chsneerv for
~ me District Ut Williamsburg, having 1bained license 10
pae' the Law offers hi. the public as an Ato
ht al Law lie will take buines, In tie Superior Infets
o Courts OF Gloueess MddeseS, aSd Matthew's 1jount,s,
f once kept at Gloucester Courthouse where he ma
ne "und al any t'ms unless attending the Couf-Any be
n'n o9hhded TO bun will be promptly attended to.
>ln . "a w5v
IN HanoUp County Court, Sept. 2Jtt 1925.
IN AVID SPICEk, RObst u Syicer, Daya Spieer spg
49, Lucy SPicT, The three lest whom are chi dr.n 81
bsbJamn SPlcer dtcd Che,ey rhstker All Polly h, fs
formerly Polly spicct, sud Wa. buson and Fisncs. ms
wie CrmtIy fisnces Sricer, which FIRST mentioned
Dsud and B'nsHiD sPIter, Polly Thacker aud Nance
Johnson, were children u David Silser, dss'd pais.
Nsthauel Dieken,ou ,dnor de bJn. non Of David sresr
deco, John DAVE and Susnna his wife, formerly Sn,anns
Soer, Thomas w SpiceF, Henry Spittt, John L. Sun. n
E"aosth MS VIE formerly hI.ateib Ggter, d.ts In
1 ri Iacsyy 80
Tbs dsy hs plsna, by Their counsel ssd The Sill
sou snswfT OF tbe defendant Rabsnei uio henson al
hor de oons non Of David Spcer deco, beng sled spo
me other defendants not having entered their
sal gwen ssouhy according 60 tie act o Accent and t
rules Of thn court, appearing the 6n al ~.
court th9t they tnhsspts Of sis C.nnogV sa!sh r
The motion Of the plaintiffs ordered mat the s Jefso-
ant' JONI Days sD1 Susenns he wife, " ipesr
Henry ice, JobB L. sims aud Eiz,bpt hu wife sppess
heie the hr day Of March court ues snd sn,s,,r Inc
PLAINTIFF said bill aud 10y Of tbs Older he i,stb
"iih naefsd 90 The Enquirer n'wpepe Published IA tia
cry u hchnohd foI io nonths suecssssssy that an
ohef o9y be Pottd sttts front door Of the Of b
! county. COPY. Te.ie " '
jan 3. "a, Sc -. g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

DEF, j. on the fs;h ut Ngunt Providence King avs
queen County, OF billion. fever Sarah the youu
s't daughter OF the late Henry Games the Year
ntr age She possessed rare endowment. mind th
tive and acGniret- devoid Of afeetation great
heart amsblenes OF temper and simplicity
her life and conduct characterised ty putty
and innocence. ''
an early she ies the lessen which few attain bu,
IRON Tue hitter experience Of advanced "he vanity
all 'uhunIy ihinsw sansbilhy singuarly acute
the constant associate, Of refined fetng VIRTUE ren.
.he had turned with disgust from the fa,honable
and iAeie' OF lie 10 the solid plesu derived from
iizIous exercises fou, stud, Il mrdisi..I.
Ia gratifying her taste for polite l;ss,gs
i"r hooks, aimot subject became acceptable to her
qni.tise m'nd; but she devoted much the
dy Ct Aueist and Modern History, hieh h.d made
such considerable si,annen dpisy ed
OF memory and judgment-Eor years believed, she had
not Tailed when n health, read day portion Of the
scriptures Her sentiments and her Ue.s full Of
Pey devotion Her heart pete christian har.y
win at ctoD Tor her relation. and friends
less let hem forbea 10 wssPrhey should derive conola
ton 10 the grevous los. they cd from the plea
ing Ihret"n that her life bad been nearly without
sno her Thoughts free from guie-snd and
health she gave the nos satisfactory evidence that soul
mad been rene1-d by the quickenRg of
'a for DEATH aud thar her .nted pr,, having
rt1psed over the dwe N the divine psestnee
ernaI peace.
- at his residence ia Games City County, The 2Tth
NIX MT 1o'tPh C. Christicn an the SD year his age
ieaVnS we and three infant child. Iumerou,
neetlnn., 10 sment M, early fs...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Walter Browne, Esq. has been elected by tins
Common Council, the Mayor of the City of New
York.-The votes were, Browne 25, Philip Hone
i, Peter A. Jay /, Blanks 9,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Mr.. Ciay The Providence Literary Cadet an
nounces, that Mr.. Clay will visit N. England da
ring the next Summer-But another Providence
paper announces another communication the
same subject, which controverts the state ment
adds, 81 am strengthened in my opinion, from the
fact, OF having seen letter OF a very late Sar,.
from Mr.. Clay to- friend of his residing in Mas
sachuse'ts, in which he says, that he shall remain
IN Washington, in the discharge Of his official du-
ties, until the 4th Of next March, when he IL re
turn TO his farm in Kentucky
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Loi:isiand.-The Electoral College met a. New
Orleans on the Sd inst. and gave the vote of lou
lsiana to General Jackson for President, aud j. e.
Calhoun for Vice President Robert f. Garfield
was appointed to carry the votes 20 Washington
Mr. Laliande,a member of the Legislature from
the parish OF Assumption, was deprived of his SCI
on the third inst OH the ground Of not having the
property qualification required by the laws, at I'll
time oil lbs election W. Y. Com. .4dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Gen, Cadwallader of Philadelphia, is recon.
mended by writer in the National Intelligence, =
as a suitable person for the Secretaryshp OF War,
under Gen. Jacksen's admnst, alton.
The National Advocate of New York SAYS TIA;
Lieut.. Coy. Pitcher, Gen Root, Gen. Talinadge,
Edward p. Livingston, Peter r. Livingston John
Sudan and Mr.. Bucklin, spoken OF as candi-
dates to succeed Mr.. Van Buren, in the L. State
Senate.