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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Joseph Friend to- be Receiver oi Public Moneys
for The District of Lands suljeci to sale OF Ouachita,
IN the STATE of Louisiana. wee Henry Bray removed.
John NJ. M'Cnlla TO be- dcsIgn1tcd Collector of
Internal Revenue and Direct Tax, for the State Of
Kentucky.
William Bartlett. Esq of Ncwburyport, hae, OF
different times. given 10 the Theological Seminary at
Andovcr, Mass upwards OF Two hundred thousand
dollars Pitt Scnfiptk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04


FREScH CiRcULAR NorE -"Cireuiar Note i, ON
NJ. Taieyraad, French Minister If Foreign mr.
fairs TO oil The .1genfs NJ his yuajesty the Emperor
Of The French. Dated 4ir.ia Cytapeiie, Sept s,
1904.
lyon must. Sir, have observed and known, accor
ding to my instructions NJ the time Of the comunca.
tons Of the no,e Of Lord Hswkesbury to the Foreign
Ministers residing In. London, the impression which
this publication Of the strongest maxms Of political
and social morality could not fail to produce the
mind Of the government with which you reside.
think ought to return to the subject therefore
send you officially, copy Of this note, and expressly
charge you, by order OF his Majesty. TO mako it the
object Of special conference with the Mi
nistry. The project which the English Gov
eminent has conceived for the last half century gn-
dualy to abolish the tutesry eystem Of public law
which unltes and engages all civilized nations, devel-
opes itself with fearful progression. Will other
governments refrain from making opposition TO such
an enterprise till there no longer exist any moral
bond which may preserve their rights, guarantee their
engagements and protecs their interests, The pow
ers OF the continent have with what audncty the
faith Of oaths has been sported with by this govern
mcDt, and solemn treaties vols ed, even before they
were carried into execution. The maritime nations
every day experience its tyranny. There longer
exists any theoretical principle Of navigation, any
written convention, which have been scandalousy
violated on every shore, and IN every sea. Neutral
states hnow that even m using the rights which still
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

"A committee Of twenty-one. inclu-
hing the Gov. of the State. JUDGE Mar
sbail and other gen,lemsn of the hiyh.
est responsibility and official station,
iateiy presented To the Steam Boats
k'ch'nond and Potomac, Boxes To re-
ceVe contributions for the heirs OF
Fulton In their letter the committee
acknowledged that this step is taken
rom cordial approval "ofthe recent
proceeding IN the behalf Of the family oi
Fulton, among their f. How citizens o.
the Rappahanock
We congratulate Professor fucker
upon the favor which his plan of rele-
wing the family of disiin guished ben.
e'actor has found in the eyes OF the
whole community. We do not doubt
that IN very short time, every respec.
table boat in the IT, States will have its
Gent Box, for the noble purpose. Re-
iiet afforded in this way, manifestinr as
II does the just appreciation of the SER
wees OF their distinguished father. must
he doubiy acceptable to the heirs Of
Fulton.-We are proud to think the
scheme originated IN Virginia, and
gralIhed at the fact of our own immc-
date Boat being the first to pm, it into
executiom.-P. arena
The U. S. Telegraph SAYS, that upon
inqn'ring at the Post Office Depart
ment, we learn that the Improvement
in It's revenue for the first quarter of
the current year, Iustities the belief
that its receipts will be one hnndred
thousand doltors more Within the pres.
enl year than they were las, year.
Pennsylvania owes more money than
three thousand men can lirt-SI3,OCO
OOO- weight in silver 34S tons-the
interest OF which is Si7 an hour, and
81 liza min One team could no, trans
port !, from Philadelphia to Harrisburg
in four years. 1t would requireS49 from
every taxable inhabitant of the State t,
pay 1t.
GPThe Rev. Meriwether l.. Jones win
preach In the Presbyterian church in this
town, on Sunday, at4 2. NJ.
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A few days since, an itineraDt Snowman.
went 10 the village Of II ,ddington. N. j. for
the purpose of astonishing the natives, by an
imitation Of Mons Chaubert, the Fire King.
Some of the ways in the neghbnrhood, de-
termined 10 rival him in the trick, brought up
fire engine, and commenced playing water
upon the unfortunate and terrified Snowman,
who fled in haste, leaving the materials OF
his business in the hands Of his tormentors.
The first frui.s-The sch. Erie, from
Cleveland,o on the Chic, arrived at Oswogo on
the Sd inst. by the ,oay of The Wetiand Cdaai
This arrival was celebrated in a becoming
manner by the citizens of Oswego, as a Joy.
Gus event, and as the beginning of com
merce between that place and the west, well
calculated to accelerate even its rapid growth
and to open new sources of enterprise and
wealth.
The Rail Road Report AT the city meet
ing in Faneui Hall on the 9th, ballot was
taken on the que ston of adopting the resolu-
tons, for applying To the Legislature for au-
thority to the city TO subscribe n million of
dollars in a Western Rail Road. and it was de-
cided in the affirmative by the following vote
Yeas 1866, Nays $50.
The amount ofduties secured at the New
York Custom House during the month of A
pril, vas 50, 12S, 356, a larger sum than Ina S
y
A new town, under the title Of Home, has
been Raid out in Pennsylvania, on the Little
6chuylkill, in the Locust Swamp, above the
Gap, at the intersection of the Great Catawis-
sa and Berwick roads. The Miners Journal
says, from the accounts we have heard,
There's no place like Home"
What shall Uo drink ARDENT spirits are
questionable, and are absolutely prohibited
by the rules of the Temperance Society aud
cold water produces, in many cases, almost
instant death.
Unemployed Money.-It has been stated on
good authority, says the London Times,
That the balance Of money at this moment
laying unemployed in the Bank Of England
does not amount TO less than G7,O00 90
sterling
AT a squirrel hunt in Soul Shoal District,
in Clarke county (Geo) few days ago, the
party killed eight hundred and 5oTtyJfus
squirrels
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

MIR REiSHARr:-I desire to avail mvsclr
f the columns of the Advocate IN nro,o,,,a
lew queries on matter of some interest TO
the public OF Charlottesville and its vicinity
! | desire to know whether the Ladies' Fair
] or the benefit of the Colonization Soc;.,,
held in Charlottesville in Nav last, was rot
up and conducted on any sec,aran princinlc
whatever Whether those who contributed
'he'r LABOR ana those who so literally be-
slowed their money, 10 avail this noble
scheme OF patriotic and Christian b,nevo.
lence, did so with view of advancing the
claims OF any particular religious denomina-
ton; or with the expec alton that these et,,rts
n which all so heartily and zealousIv un;,od
could be appropriated to sustain it's credit
with the public Certain I am that during
the time When preparations were MAKING for
inc fa'r' ana while il was being held, such
views never entered into the contemplation
ct any one, or, if they did, thew were care.
fully confined To the bosom i'm which ,boy
sprung up They certainly were never
hrcathed upon the public ear and it is only
very recently, that have understood that Z. :
NY particular sect freligiun have undertaken
10 advance a claim 10 be considered as the
peculiar patrons of the Colonization Fair.
Another question, which would take tho
liberty of propou nding, relates to tho
amount OF money contributed by the Fair.
III mistake not the receipt of the Treasurer
of the American Colonization Society ac
knowledgcs $500. How comes it that the
denomination to which allude, takes credit
for $3.50? | am well disposed to give that
denomination full credit Tor zeal in the cause
"' Colonization, and for active efforts TO serve
it, but am persuaded that the attempt made
on the occasion to which [ allude to assert a
monopoly of credit with its friends, rests on
no foundation of Justice or truth. Besides a
desire OF seeing things placed on their true
foundation, curiosity natural TO us all, of
seeing on unexpected phenomenon, whether
physical or moral, satisfactorily explained,
would have prompted the foregoing queries
lhey were suggested by the pcrusal of the
proceedings of the Episcopal convention
I lately held in Winchester, which few days
since fell under my porusal 4
Il 1uraipS.-Sow strong wood ashes
over the ground about the time they are
springing up. This will cause the
young lants-to grow sooner out of the
WY of insects, produce large crop,
and cause the crop to be sweet and
pastable. - " X. Farmer.
Remmknbie C0ic Daniel p.
Haynes of Leicester, Mass. recently
had a calf from a CIV f three years
old, which, on the day of lis birth
weighed 1913 pounds.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
Scheme.
5000 Tickets,
20,250

5000 Tickets, 2O,25O
Mode Of DRAGGING The numbers will hs
put into one wheel usual and i'm the 9TH
er will be put the Prizes above the denom-
nation of Three Dollars the Drawing to pro.
gress in the usual manner. The 5000 priz-
es of three dollars each, will be awarded TO
the tickets having the terminating figure
corresponding with either of tho terminal
ing figures of the two first drawn numbers
Of different examinations from TO inc!u-
sive: and to the tickets with the terminal
ing figure corresponding with either of tho
two first drawn of different Examinations;
from to inclusive BY this mode of draw
ing the holder of FIVE tickets ending with
the figures to 5 inclusive, or from to in
elusive, will be certain of obtaining at least
Two Prizes and may draw Seven.
Whole Tickets So 90 Quarters, as Cts.
Haioes, 1 so
-" ORDERS either by mail (post paidj
or private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
Prizes, will meet the same piompt and pune
tua attention as if on personal application.
Address
il. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore, August 1870 tdd
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
BACON, SALT, &c.

FHNHE subscriber has on hand, immediate
Il iy opposite the Old Tan Yard, now oc-
cupied by Mr., John ID. Craven,
5000 pounds prime Bacon
500 do. do. Lard
500 do. Oak Tan'd Spanish Soal Leather
300 Cotton Yarn, superior to any l have
sold, at and pence pr Bunch
Is sacks Liverpool filled Salt, at 50 25
per sack-200 Loaf Sugar, good q'y.
hogsheads good Brown Sugar, 10 a
l2cents per pound
500 lbs green Coffee, first and Cd quality
3OO Shot, at cents per single pound
and cts pr ID. by the bag.
A'so-halt pint Tumblers and quart De-
cantcrs, Crockery and Earthenware, Window
Glass 10 by II, and 8 by 10, Putty, Lamp
Oil, Sweet Oil and Castor Oil, Rice, Indigo
and Pepper, Nader and Copperas, Bunch
Raisins, Almonds aud Figs, Scotch aud Mac
coboy Snuff, pint and half pint Flasks, fine
Hats and coarse Shoes, Domestic Cotton
Cloth Shad, Mackerel and Herrngs, French
and Apple Brandy, Sweet and Dry Malaga
Wine, Whiskey and Rum, Wrapping Paper
by the Ream, superior Writing Ink. Pepper
mint, Cordial in bottles.
August l3--2 JOSEPH BISHOP.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
ID 1 T. ID

AT his residence, about 3 miles from this
place. on "Wednesday last, Mr. William c.
Wren, of Hydrophobia.
we are indebted TO the poiteness Of friend for
the following particulars relative To thi, terrible dis
ease MIR. Wren bitten in two places en- the
foot, by strange dog, the 9TH of June last Both
wounds were much acerated and one Of them pene-
tred through the tendons the upper surface of the
foot to the bone. He felt uneasness alb ut his ST.
iuntion not Supposng the dog 10 be mad The wounds
continued To heal regularly and in short time were
perfectly well. On the 18th inst-more than two
months after the wounds were received-he felt some
uneasness in the foot, which gradually extended up
the leg until it reached tile body He then had pain
IN the back, lower part of the abdomen, and some
soreness about the throat. These symptoms continu-
ing with little variation, ascribed by himself and
friends to rheumatism. cold, brought on by recent
exposure To shaver of rain. BY family prescription
he was hed and took dose of oil. The bleeding re-
hcved his rams, and he supposed himself nearly well
until on the evening Of the Eth inst while attempting
Ia swallow some water lac immediately seized
with spiSms. He then for the first time became fully
aware of his awful cond ion, and applied for medi-
cal aid. The spaslns continued to increase rapidly
and were much aggravated by the approach Of any
one to the bed side any sudden noise. Attempts
were mnde by every means get him to receive
drink and food, but the approach of either, in any
manner, immediately threw hun into the most violent
agitation In the intervals of the spasms and
during their continuance, he retained perfect posses
SION of all his mental faculties until within an hour
of his dissolution He repeatedly invited his friends
, To his bed side TO shake hands with him, assuring
them that he was perfectly in his Senses and felt no
disposition to d" injury TO any one. The spasms
tlnued with increasing violence 81 hours when death
relieved him from the most awful suttorinss we have
[ ever " in
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
Sale of Household Furni.
ture &C.


fENliE sub 'crlber will sell to the
j highest bidder on TT ESDAY
being the day after September court,
at ii O'Clock, A. NJ. his household
furniture, consisting OF Carpets, Beds,
Bedsteads, TABLES, Mattresses, Cnats,
Tenders, ShnveIs, longs, Androns.
Bureau, Sofa, Settee, Safe, Crockery
and Glass Ware, Mantle Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Picture Tables,
Picture Screens, Book case, Kuch-
en- Furniture, &c &c
To the above will be added a
very superior Milch Cow-a well
gated Riding Horse-an excellent
English Mantle Cock and supe-
rlor toned Piano, from the shop of a
celebrated maker in New York.
Terms, made known on the day
of sale. Should the weather on Tues
day prevent the sale, it will take
place on the first fair day following.
T. w. IA TCH.
August 20--3 tbs
2 S. the Piano and Clock and
H,rse may be sold at private sale.
0PPerSons having Books bel ing
ing to me are earnestly desired to
return them Immediately. F. w. IL.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

I'D F. BOYD & BROTHER will dis.
a pose of their stock of Hats and Shoes
at very reduced prices they have great
many each article, some of which are of
,He pest quality, They will enumerate few
OF the prices, viz.
Black fur Hats, al ., 3, A, and SIS
Do. do best quality.
Ladies' best Prunella Shoes, 10
Do. I'd quality,
Do. Sd do IS
Chidicns Shoes, 81 10 SO
Coarse Shoes, SO rs
Morocco Shoes, so 90
They are determined to sell off their pre-
sent Stock, and therefore will accommodate
persons WHO wish To buy, " low for Cash"
N. B. We have on hand prime parcel Of
BACON 81 LARD-we believe it better
than usually met with, and the price the
same as others sell for. b. IL b.
August l3-2 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
TRUST SALE.

WILL be sold at public auc-
w ton, for ready money, on the
4th day OF September, 1880, at the
residence of Thomas Drafiin, in the
county of Albemare, the following
property, to WI! Seven Horses, one
Wagon and Gear, one yoke of Ok
en- and Ok Cart, all his Plantation
Utensils, twenty head of Cattle,
twenty head of S'esp, forty head of
Hogs, seven Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Furniture, all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, con-
sistIng of Desk, Book Case, Cup
board, Safe, Chairs, &c. This pro-
perry will be offered bv us under
The provisions Of q Deed executed
to us, by Thomas Drafin, on the
l4Ih day o. July, 1927, for purpo.
SEES therein mentioned, and we shall
sell according to the provisions of
said Deed.
RICE W. WOOD
GEO. w ,SPOONER ( trustees
August 10 IS3O-2 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
RATES OF TOLL,
At EaCH CITE.

& bN the Turnpike Road lead ing
" from the Rivanna River to
Scottsville Turnpike, Rock fish Gap,
as established by law, for twelve
months to come, August l3, 1880
For every score of Sheep or q
Hogs,
every score Of Cattle, I2d
" every horse, mare, mule, or .
gelding, d
every two wheeled riding IN
carriage, !"
" every four wheeled riding ),o
carriage. ~
For every cart or Wagon, the
wheels whereof do not ex-
coed 4 inches in width, for 6
every four footed animal
drawing the same,
For every cart or Wagon, the !
wheels Of which exceed 4
inches in width, aud roll
less than seven inches, for
every four footed animal
drawing the same,
For every cart or Wagon the J
wheels of which are seven
inches or more in width, |
for every four footed am
NAL drawing the same,
Provided always that return WAGONS
or carts shall pay one half of the above
Toll only.
KIC1JAH WOODS, Prcs'dt.
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LAND For SALE.

"a VIE undersigned will sell at public auc.
y ton on the Goth inst. on the premises.
Nc, tract OF land on which we reside. living in
Nelson and Aibemarle counties on the wa.
yrs c 81 the Cove and Hickory creek. contain.
ing oOO ACRES, more or less. Said land is
WI adapted TO wheat, corn and tobacco A
g",td deal of the tobacco land is uncleared.
ne whole tract is we'll watercd and. if de-.
III Y could he advantagenusly divided. Ne.
grn,,cF would he taken in part pay.
igMs made known. on The day rfsalr
WI. 6 81 MCEL NILLEY.
August 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
LAND FOR SALE.

Y virtue Of Deed of Trust ex-
a9 ecuted to me by William Ham
ersly, and Of record in the Clerks
office of Albemarle county Court
Tor the purposes therein mentioned
| shall Oh Monday the fourth day
vt Octnber next, before the front door
Of the Court House of Albemarle
county, proceed to sell at public auc-
tirn, for ready money, certain trac,
or par el Of land lying and being in
SAID county on the head branches of
Meechem's River, and containing by
survey
100 .6CRES,
Together with all the arpurtenances
thereunto beIongjng-subject howev-
er to the dover Of MIS- Morrison
IN the same.
Acting as Trustee ! will CONVEX
10 the purchaser such title only as
is vested in me 10y said deed.
IRA GARRETT Trustee
August 20--3 4t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

COLOMBIA.-The situation Of this
Country we lear is much worse than is
generally supposed. A set of lawIess
desperadoes have complete control of
the capitol Bngota, and threaten with
death all who dare oppose them. The
walls are daily placarded with the most
infamous and daring handbills. de-
nounc'ng all who are suspected of be-
ing attached to Bolivar, or opposed to
the patty OF assassins who attempted
ms lite. On the 23d of June, these
madnen who meet nightly and pro-
scribe all who do not admit of their
supremacy, resolved to rid themselves
ct all obnoxious foreigners on the mint
OF the 9Th: among the list Of the con-
demned, were the British and Ameri-
can Ministers. Their intentions were
revealed on the 25th, and Mr.. Turner.
the British Minister Immediately made
known their designs to the government.
Protection was promised and afforded.
but how long even the government
will he able IL protect the foreign Am
bassadors, is matter Of doubt. Orrcor-
respondent says that the President Mos
guerra is overawed by the multitude
and that the recall Of General OIe,-
~ who was appointed Ambassad,r To
tins country, is tn he attributed to this
cause. " Y. f.. Post.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
Shepherds Improved,

NIORMEELY Judkins' Patent Specific
a Ointment, for the cure of White Swell
lngs; Sore Legs and Ulcers, Rheumatic
Pains; Sprans and Bruises old and fresh
Wouads Scalded Head Ring Worms /;
letter, &c. &c.
We have received parcel Of the above TO
sell on commission, from John II. Eustacs,
Richmond, which may be relied on as genu.
inc. Certificates of numerous extraordinary
cures and directions for using the ointment
accompany each jar.
P. f. BOYD & BROTHER
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TRUST SALE OF GLAND,


virtue of Deed of Trust, ex-
~ ecnted to the undersigned, on
the I'D day of August 1924, by VIII.
liam Campbell, Jr. ard Of record in
The Clerks Office of the County
Court of Greenbriar, | shall sell, to
the highest bidder, for ready money,
on the fourth Monday in September
next, at Orange Court house, that
being Court day, two Tracts of
Land, lying, being, and situate in
the county of Greenbriar, or so much
thereof, as may he sufficient to ss-
tisiy the purposes Of SAID deed.
Acting as trustee, such title only
will be conveyed as is vested by the
trust.
JAMES BARBOUR, J.
Angus 81 tbs
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Randolph's REPORTS, &c.

"a NHE Subscriber is agent tor the sale If
books published by authority NJ the
State, and has on hand at the Richmond
prices, Randolph's Reports. in vols. Leigh .
J vol at $3.50. Henniugs Sratne at lafoe.
GImcrs Reports. large and elegant Maps Of
Virginia. For sale for cash only
C.. 7. M'KENNiE.
August 800.
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NOTICE..

7 virtue of deed Of Trust, ex-
-Ap ecu'ed to me, by j. A. Xaupi,
for the benefit of Richard Fretwell.
and of record in the Clerk Office of
Ahenar!e county, shall sell for cash,
at The Midway Hotel, on Saturday, the
2Sth day of the present month, (Au-
gust, ) doz. WINDSOR CHAIRS,
gjh--2 l0rge obiOng LOOKING
81 4 SSES, 1 CLOCK, | Wahogony
IID EBO.4RL-l Wahogany IA
BLE-l2 anal TAIL EiS-6 MA r.
RE!S.SE!S-3 Feather BEDS, and
sundry other articles Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Acting as Trustee, | shall sell such
title only as is vested in me by the said
Deed Of Trust.
GEORGE CARR. Trustee.
August $50. ids
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65TUTS DAY.

aAN Friday. The 20th ofAugust. 1890. the
= y VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, No.
~, for 1880, will be drawn.
GO No. Lottero-9 Drawn Ballots.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
LOST,

SUPPOSED to have been lent, the Cd Vo-
- lume of the Virginia Cases. A suitabs
reward will be given for its return to
IT, w. GILNER
August 20-3 st
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Scheme No g

ma ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, to
LII DO drawn in Baltimore, under the 50 .
pe'lntendence of the Commissioners "ppoint-
cd by the Gov. and Council,
On Tuesday the 3ist of august.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

CAPITAL p IZES
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

years voyage in the Pacific. She is
manned by 30 men, mostly natives of
that city, and such was the anxlrty TO
obtain births, that 500 had been reiu-
sed for one.
5 THE Origin of NulHfcnfion. = Ms.
FR"yal claims the rather eqIivocaI me-
rit oi having originated the entire doc
trlne OF Notification III letter to Judge
Cooper of Columbia, who, ungracious-
", has refused and still doth refuse to
give her credit therefor.
Fire ut .Singapore-The Asiatlc
Journal for July, contains, III a post
script, an account of destructive fire
which occurred ut Singapore on the
Eth February 1t destroyed a great
portion of Philips street, Cuculm road,
and Marker street, with property 10 he
estimated amount Of $500, 900.
BapfiSm "A Harrisburg PA. pa
per states that fiiiy-tive re ,o1s-mem-
berS Of Mr.. Winrbreunef's c.nprepa.
Ition-were bap,ised by immersion on
Monday last.
Ven. Campbell. Indian Agent, arri-
we'd at Arkansas from the Western
Creek Agency, and reports, shat the
Greeks, amounting t, 5000. are highly
pleased with heir new settlement, and
will raise 10000 bushels OF corn THIS
season
40 children, under year, died
in New-York in the three weeks ending
on the 24ih ult.