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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
VTGINI AN

menced The 10Th Of FehTnary, and VIII end
tho lst of July. The price oil the season IS go.
and gao 10 insure a mare in foal. Extensive
and well enclosed pastures will be afforded ga
lis TO mares sen, 10 the horse. Vrginian IS
beautiful sor,el six wears old next spring, oil as
good blood rs any horse ia Virginia lie has
gwen undoub,ed proofs Of superior speed and
bottom j. NJ. BROWN.
Feb % wts5O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
To Merchants, Physicians an
the Public generally,

To Merchants, Physicians an;
the Public generally.
4 81
NEW ARRIVaI,S OF
MEDICINES,
Paints, Brushes, &c. for Sale
{ WHOLESALE OR retail
5000 LBS. CLAUDE, Salt,
ooo lbs. EPSON Salts
Duo bottles Castor Oil
200 lbs. Lump Msgnesia
90 do Powdered Hhpbarb, superio-
70 do Root do do
DO do Sugar Lead
lou do Spirit Hartshorn
100 10 Spirit Nitre Dulc
lbo do Calumel
90 do Powdered Jalap
800 do do Cream Tsrtar
Io0 do Gum Camphor, superior
so do Powdered Colnmbo
% do Root do
90 boxes Window Gass
80 lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
50 do Waters, assorted c6iors ana slys,
some IA boxes
300 do Gum Shellac
% do Nulmegs, superior
200 gals. Sweet Oil
200 lbs Roll Birthstone, superior
1000 do White Chalk
20OO do Spanish Whiting
$40 do Paris White
100 do Chrome Red Snew arlCe
1000 do Salt Petre
5000 do Alum
36OO do Copperas
5000 do Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fustic
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
300 do Aqua Forts
so do Best Turkey Opium
90 do Spanish Flies
90 do Calcined Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Bro.s6
500 do Oil Vitrioi
2OoO do Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard SEED
500 gals Linseed Oh
Paints in Oil, all kinds in u,
Dry Paints do TO
MelIin's Cough Drops
Andersons do do
Iamotts do DO
De Lamonterat's do DO
Spanish Float indigo. superior
Madras Indigo, IN squares--new article
Medicine Chest Bottles-square
Alcohol
Spirit Turpentne
Liquid Ink, superior
Red and Black lpk Powder superior
A complete assortment OF Surgical Instru-
ments
complete assortment of Painters Bru.h
es and Sash Tools
complete assortment OF Sweeping Brush
es
A DO do Scrubbing do
large assortment of CameI'S hair Blush.
Il do do Marking do
do do Velvet do
An assortment OF Brushes for marking To
bacco or Cotton
A large assortment Of Whiie.wash Brusht
es
do do hearth and busting
Brushes
A do do Table Brushes
A do do Clothes and Fla,
Brushes
A DO do Tooth and Hair do
A do do Comb, Nail and Jew
eler's Brushes
do do Flesh & Shoe Brushes
A do do tarnishes all kinds ia
An assortment Of Portrait Tools
Rehned On Gall fer rendering water coloS
more pc, manenl and beautfuI-'ce
article
All the secret remedies
All The Patent Medicines in use
All the new Medicines.
Together with great rarieiy Of other goods.
All OF which lam determined ,o sell on as goOf
terms as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES,
Main 81. Lynchdwg.
NAV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
Shoe Store and Mandatory.
j, 4IhI


GfAS ON hand, at his Store, rexi door above
-. DIR. Howell Davies, a general assortment
of Shoes, of his own and Northern manufac.
ture, which he offers AT the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, .at unusually low
prices. He is prepared 10 execute work, par
licularly in the ladies' branch of business wan
nPainpsS and nrDmninpss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
Commission Business.

1NHE Subscriber having removed TO Lyme
- burg, offers his services to his irIen"'
and the public generally as CommissIo" Me'
chant.--He will Transact any business conhdtO
to his care, for small Commission, VIII
Prompli'ude and fidelity. His Office is nj l.
+. Gardners Shoe Store. THOS. CREW.
March 90 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

IZglUs1wI SIOcN OF
DRY GOODS.
NORVELL * TATE opening the .nsme" msry occupied d
Brown
of
New Yokan
Having York, extensive mouse
orr sromth it
il the sand will in asses senfo
Thsmas tonpr lie following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

LEGISLATURE ~ Ono The Cincinnati Ga
ze,te says, one Of he chirf employmen,s Of the
Ohio Legislature, now in session, is gran ing
divorces, and thai, in doing SO, hey are relax
ing the obligations Of the matrimonial contract
to dangerous extent. The Gazette gives this
illusira' ion.
In one case divorce was granted under
most extraordinary circumstances. Same years
ago a celebrated cour'esan Of the city Of New
York, came to tee Western country, sccompa.
nied by youth, 10 whom her character and
former career were perfectly well known. At
ter heir arrival in Ohio they were married; the
husband remained shor, time with his wife,
and then abandon her and reformed 10 New
York. She took to herself another man. Up
on the petition II he husband, and on the plea
tina, he had been ,sduced into the marrisge,
the Legislature granted divorce. Willis he
bill was in progress through The Legislature.
The agent for the p' tit Toner was on he ground,
pure hssing Of the wife her silence and concur
renee, for which he actually paid her aaoo,
three hundred dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

FRox CoIoxsrA The packet brig Mon,
til!a, Captain Beekman, has arrived a, ". York
from Car'hageua, having lsf, ,ha, por, the 9th
| ult.
Gen. Harrison, late Minister Of the United
States to Colombia, his son and his Secretary,
Mr.. Van Rauseliear. Of Albany. and Col. Tor
rens, late Charge d'Affairs Of Mexico, 10 tn.
same Government, have arrived 10 The Mon.
tilIa.
A correspondent Of the Mercantile Adver.
tiser writes under date Of the 9 h ult. from Car
thsgena, that"aH eyes are fixed on the Liberia
tor, and . great anxiety is manifested to know
what course he will pursue. Guayaquil and
Quito have declared in favor Of his being pro-
claimed Monarch VI Peru. The news of the
separation Of Venezuela. Causes much excite
m-ni."
The English Minister, Mr.. Turner, and his
family, arrived at Carlhagena on the eth ul,.-
The brig Medina was to sail on the I!th for
Chagres, 10 bring up Part Of Bolivar's Army,
which was at Panama.
Troops had already marched for Venezuela,
and the army from Peru, which was at Pansms,
was ordered for the same destiHa,io ion.
The Journal Of Commerce contains trans
lalion OF letter written by Parz to The Secre>
tary Of war, written in reply to a communica-
ton from him announcing he insurrsction Of
Cordova. Paez declares his intention to keep
Vene zueIa, his department, in order, and sus-
ain the then existing organization. Venezuela
was at the last dates, however, in a siate Of oppo
siion; ard is said TO have taken up arms. l. is
no, unlikely tina; il is fosrered by P.rz, with
view OF making i, sppareutly exprdient 10 in
ves' Bolivar with still grestrr suhority.
Intelligence received previous to he arrival
Of The Mor,ills, stated, that Gederal O'Leary,
who lately q"e'led the insurrection in An
,ioque, has ben appointed Minister from CO.
lombia TO the United States, and may be ex-
pee ed TO arrive here soon. An lnsurreoton
broke out in rhe province Of Choco, subsequent,
" 10 the d,fear aud death Of Cordova; which
wa, speedily Put down.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

An English paper mrn'ions a remarkable
instance OF religious tolerance, which recently
occurred in the Canton Of Thurgau, IN Swi z-r.
land. A. Romanshorn, :he Catholics and me
P,otestan,. united for rebuilding the village
church and pure hssing two bells. The Catho'
lies, out Of respect to the Pro,es:ants, placed
their alrars in the hinder part Of the edi6ce
and removed many of the ornaments oil 'hr'r
worship: and The Pro,es,anVs, on their side
built, at their own expense, sacris'y Tor the
Catholics. The conservation of the Church,
which ,ouk place on The 18th OF November, was
r, ally festival Of concord and Christian cha'
ri,y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

M1ourY EFFECTS ur STRAIN 1t was men
toned by Professor 2enwi, k, in a recent lrc'
,ure in the city of New York, ,nat during the
grea, European Struggle, England employed
abou, 400 900 persons in ard abou, steam en-
ein-s, and that these engines turned out finish
ed work equal in quantity TO ~ha, the labor OF
Two HUNDRED MILLIONS Of human beings could
have effyc,ed-lha, is, equal to the sum Of the
industry of ali the active population OF the
" mole globe!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

We understand hat The ComnIt'ee on the
Ds.ric, Of Columbis are engaged in collecting
.riormalion from, the best sources relative TO
n. contemplated Improvements in The laws,
government, Sc Of the district. The queries
Of The Committee have been addressed TO gen
,l.rnsp Of this place, high in the confidence and
.,'esm Ofthsig fellow citizens, aud every way
qqalifed 10 answer them satisfactorily. We
presume the Committee will at least make q
report this session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09


lBS WEATHER AT TINE EASTWARD The
Salem Register says, rhat they have not fox
many years experienced a greater severity Of
cold han for the 70 hours commencing on Sa-
mrdJy morning. The wind was violent from
The n, W. and the Thermometer, which stood
81 about zero in the morning, fell TO 6 below,
a uuss, aud at in the evening stood al st
degrees below zero. II is stated that during
The nsh irf,ilro 10 below! The hsrbor was
covered with ice nf a substantial thickness, be-
low The Fort.
Snow rad fallen, at BISON, 10 the depth of
about inches, since Sunday evening; and al
orded the h's' prospect Of good sltighiug.-
the 'hermomere' las, Saturday nigh, STOOD a,
Sdeg'ees below zero; and on Sunday morning
four persons were found dead in Their beds, sup
posed To have been frozen to death
The Providence papers speak Of the cold at
'H4' place as almost beyond a parallel; that
'ne'e has been nc. hing beyond i, since The me
mOrabe cold Friday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

The Boston Courier of tuesday says, with
reference 10 The destruction Of Dr.. Beecher's
church by FIRE:
This is the sixth or seventh house Of pub
lie worship that has bren DIES royed ~ fire in
this city. The. Old Brick Meeting House, so
called near The head of State street. was twice
burned-The Old South, the Yves, Church,
and the FRS, and sreond Baptist Churc hes,
have been either wholly or partially DESTROYED
by hre.-The Hollis Street church was totally
destroyed by fire, April. 1887 The meeting
house OF the same socie'y was burned on Sab.
bath evening. April 4, l775."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

SMITHS PolSr LIeHr-We learn, SAYS the
Norfolk b aeon, by the steam boa: Virginia
arrived mere yesterday from Annapolis, that the
Sni'hs Poin, Eigh' Boa, was no, at her sta
non when they passed going up on Monday
last, and 1t was believed must have been driven
rom her mornings in the heavy blow on Mon
daSS25'h ult. as nothing has been seen OF her
since that date, by the steam boats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

There is a terrible commo,ion in the Legis-
Ia,ure of Maine. The Portland Argus, Jack.
sony Of the Sd irs' says
"A third 6rane6 Of the Legislature was or
panixed Yesterday afternoon by eigh, gentle
men who seeded from the Senate for the pur-
pose Of choosing, in conjunction wi h seventy
Sxe m.mners of ,hr House, four new Senator'S
The old Senate having adjourned in the alb
srnce e he federal memners u"il This NOM
ing, the afpressid seced RS mt ~ the Senate
chamber this afternoon, and elecIsd pF. phelps,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

,,,rcy.-Our readers will recollecl
W .,s,i.d, some short time since. tba, a
r The Cabinet was to be Topped of in
week. Like all other false prophets,
only say tina, it i,nO fault Of ours that
zen, has no, taken place.
,,.,nsly--we did no, speak unaGvisedly on
So, That Mr.. BRANCH intended (and
=. no, certain that he has even YET quilted
J.,,rmina;ion) TO retire from the Navy De-
In, viii not be denied-nay, we believe il
r,, tina, he rendered his resignation 10 the
.,d.c, The consequences ofthis step were
.,,, ,ren. and. after consultation, tAe resis-
=, was either not accepted, or Mr.. was
..H,l p,on 10 withdraw it. IL Mr.. B. had
-, oos, a total rev olutiop in the Cabinet
IA have taken place, and the Calhounis's
hay, followed him into retirement,
Thus d, afAirs go on in Washington The
,;,., Is distracted and divided-even feel
49,, Il personal hos iiity prevail amongst some
VII, members.
", believe rha, Mr. BRANcH will persevere
his determination 10 GO home. He is DO h
i,,g Of his 81 ua,iou, and conscious OF his in-
,unsIrptc. There is nothing Of public ma
NJ. 10 induce him 10 remain; and prisale con-
i1e,a,ions would operate exactly the contrary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
Was committed

Vglo the Jail for the County Of Alexandria, D. c. on
il the Sd Of Fehruar,, blnck man, as runaway
He came here in the brig Comet, Capt Staples, from
New Orleans Tie calls himself John Chearss is about
FIVE feet eight inches high, well made and says he Is
free and served his time with Mr.. Travel and worked
with Mr. Barney in Baltimore. at the biscuit baking.
He has two mark on his right arm by burns at the
oven; he is abont 80 ofsse and he has left Bat
more about ten years; he has followed the sea ever
since. The owners requested to com forward prove
property pay charges, and take him away; Otherwise
he will be disposed Of as the law directs.
GO ar rHOS. STEEL, Tailor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

Capt. Howes Of The big Alexandria, writes
from Dumfries on the 9Th iLsr. thai he arrived
a, QuoaIico on the sth. The schooners Vir-
gina, Pioneer, Alfred, sloop Express, aud one
small schooner from Portland. are IN company
With me. The Bolimore Packets for Al Kan
dra, have gone down the river to 81. Mary
Tor 4 harbour
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

The .rason has now arrived for The active
exercise Of charity and bene, oleuce. The Sc
',rry of the weather must b. oppressive 10
many poor families around US, who are dep" nd
en-, upon their more fortunate nrighbors for
even the necessaries Of lie. And now ahi5e'h
Farh, Hope, aud Charity; but the greatest of
,bese is CuARITY."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

correspondence b,twe.n Commodore
CREIGHTON aud the officers and crew under his
command, has been published in the Norfolk
papers The letters express regret at his re-
call, and decided wish tina; be " may expert
en'e triumphant RECITATION OF the calumnies
against him"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
" IS Found .
TO Net.

- That commodious three story brick dwelling
MITE house situate on Water street, between Cam.
E1s eron and Queen streets, last in TIL occupancy
A..ss.A of the late VIM. Kennedy, tsq. \ new
brick kitchen has recently been built, and other repairs
DONE that makes it desirable situation for private
family. Immediate possession can be given.
ALSO
The dwelling house King street, Immediately
Joining the warehouses; of Hessrs J SJ. Douglas This
house also in good repair. Possession will be given
ON the 18th of the present month.
ALSO
That large, and commoanus brick warehouse on
W ashngton street, III the occupation Of NesSrs
Kerr and Fitzhugh formerly occupied -four store
by Mr Vase. Possession gwen the Odd Nprll next
To good tenants, the above premises will be let on
very reasonable terms ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
feb d1weodlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

OF Somerset, President Mr.. Kavanagh, the
old secretary, was called upon fsr the Journal,
but refused 10 give 1t up. Whether they will
Claim to act indie pendentiy Of The eighr repun>
lcan members, including the presrnr Pr-s,-
den, of the board (who is the man # heir own
choice), during the remainder Of the session,
remains TO be seen"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

There are in the United States Senate thirty
alns lawyers, two merchants, one physician,
and hive tanners and manufacturers: zine have
osen Governors Of differen, States. and fifteen
nave been Judges,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

There is a repor' that the Presidents draw
Marshall proclamation irign e"ed even The
Royal Proclomors? Or are ,he,. oh.f causes
in the wind!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

On Suodav, the iher mometer ranged from
l7' 20 90 above zero, throughout the day: wind
n Z. Sow brgan 10 fall in the forenoon, and
continued with severity until il averaged ave
inches in d,ph. On Monday, cl, ar mrather,
wind n. W; he thPrmome'er Loo to go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
COMMUNICATIONS,

MR, EprToR-if. IN your doubts expressed
thi, morning, you mean 10 include Doth the
Old Bachelors and Old Maids Register,
can assure you the Ola Maid is an old acquanl.
snce Of mine, having seen her when boy; but
with the Bachelor had no previous acquain,-
ance. Yours,
Ak OLD MARRIED Man.
Monday morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

The Mayor Of New Yok has off red re-
ward of i've hundred dollars for the apprehen
sion Of The person or persons concerned In the
abduction Of Miss Gordon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

The Maryland House OF d lega'e, have been
engaged during The LIST three or four days IN
the discussion Of Mr.. Tackles PROPOSE ION to
establish a Safe Ba"k
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

The jngle Of sleigh bells Was heard for the
a's' time this win,r yes, rdar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

General Rust HAS been appointed supern-
tendant OF thr U s. Armory a, Harper's Fer
ry, vice MIR. DUNN, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
DIED,
Monday msrn'ng.

In this Town, the 18th Of January last, Mr. ALLEN
KELLOGG, aged ga nativr Of Luchfeld, Connecticut
highly respected bv all who knew him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

p,NiiS Sale.
N Thursday the first day Of .9prii nert. at eleven
, O'Clock, a. ii, At the Rcadr Room N the Town
of Alexandria, shall OF; pubic sa Cor cash, tho
following property belonging to the United States,
,as.s A TR8CT OF LAID
EJs.Gs situate in Fairfax county. Virginia, on tho
Sf9Ss road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, foft
sssAa- mery the property Of Francis dams. known
by the ofthe "Gum Spring contain ny, AS per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres now under rent
to Armess Wesrdon.
A LOT, corner of Montgomery and Pa
trick Streets containing two acres. vhch is small
brick tenement, now occupied by PM@g DuGsn
Another LOT, on the south side Of King
street, fronting thereon Is ct, snd eStenurg back
supposed 100 frct) On this 10, IS Two "tor} irame
housc, occupied by Mrs. Solomon Millinery store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side of
Duke stree, fronting Thereon { feet 81 ncher and
extending back to Wolfe street -- !seli Which IS
a s,ISl frame house, now occupied by 'lrs Elrhy.
GGurnE UFhEr,
Collector oi h' Customs.
WN. ID. MUTT, Arct,oGccr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

From Mexico "A slip from he New Or
lean. Bee, dated evening of January 18th, con.
,ains the following extract OF letter, dated
City Of keTico, Dec is.
President Guerreo lef he ely To-day, TO
march egains, ,he army Of reserve which has
pronounced itself in Jalapa, in favor oi a CEN
u.i government. Boo anegra Will act as pres;
den during lis absence. The American MI
nis'er, MIR. Poioset', begged an audience in or
der 10 leave tie republic. The comsari" Vai-
des has resigned, and Inc army of reserve is
now al Pueblo d. los. Angeles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
DRaHS THIS DR.
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Class No. 2, FIR 1880.
Will be drawn in lmington, nel on Tuesday, Feb. 9
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
1,;eLets Il. halves 0u. Quarters Gu

Tickets 81; halves 2 0U; quarters 0U.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. for 1850,
Will be drawn in Washington City Saturday, 1Stl
Of February
60 NUMBERS g DR3JpV BaLLOTS,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so; Quarters S cents.
To be had in variety of numbers at the Office Of
J. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker. ALEXANDRIA,
Drawing of the
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No 1, for 1850
% 81 s SO 10 81 Is So
Drawing of the
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania.
Glass No. ?, for 1880
90 10 so 81 IS 81 SIS
febs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
SHALL sell BY public auction. to the highest bidder
L on Wednesday. the l7,h day of February, conn
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at Union Farm. near Major l..
Iewis's miIl various articles Of household turnures
horses cattle sheep, hogs corn hay farming u,ensiIss
&c Term, of sale. FIR AL sums of live dol and n-
der cash. credit OF nine munhs on ali sums above IS.
The purchaser to give bond with good security.
JOHN WASHINGTON. Exc cutor
fcb2 of BuslIrGd Washington. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16

The topic of the Colonial Trade Is discussed
with manlincss, candor, and : '!d ;ceiiiio. tha'
mas; prove very gratifying to all those "n" nave
taken IN interest in that complicated. AID mere
tofore embarrassing question. now at last nap
PLY settled. The advantages which the the 10
ioaes arc supposed to have obtained, IN c'n'e-
quence of the American ports having been open
ed previous to those of the Colonies. IS. Il Is faf-
ly enough stated. but al equitable sei,-oh against
the advantages conceded to the United States oy
England, when she opened her ports ~ 1879,
without corresponding operation OH the part Oh
America.
Ii is satisfactory to learn that the settlement OF
the boundary question, now undY the arbitration
of the king of the Netherlands. will. IN all pro-
liability, take place at the period anticipated
Notwithstanding the difficulties in Belgium. we
can readily believe. too. the observation OF the
President, that the Government OF Great Britain
has in this question, as in others, conducted her
self with the generosity and candor. that beco;ne
her high station among the nations of the earth.
We risk nu,hing in saving, that the present
message, like the last. will be exceedingly well
received BY all classes of people in England
l.4lbion Ia British paper published IN " ~