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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

y OANOkE.-Rodbtke, inferior IN blood or form 10
h0 no horse IN America, will staHd at Tic usual terms
which will term nate on the iOih Of July
Jan 10 S7n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

6TEAM SUGAR REFINERY, M 27, Church
- Alley, PhiiGdelphia.-The subscribers having
their Refinery in iull peraon under the superinter.
Of Messrs. Philip. Lowering of this CITY are ore.
pared to supply orders for DOUBLE singl ool and lump
sugars, retned tCitOm the use Of bIood of The same
superior character a. that made heretofore by Messrs
p. l.. which they will dispose OF al literal discount
for cash, for acceptance in fhis rifv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

- LEN, ChNbl & LEN, PhnH0eTphid
the subscriber, a. ag'ht tor tn .aes Of the above
mentioned sugars in Richmond, has Constantly on
hand Tor sale It factory pric-s. full supply
Jan. IL S3-M6 IL RERNAKD PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

iShLEs OfFlCE.-Drawirg OK the Richmond
lVR Dock lottery, 9th Class
40 10 SO II 10 SO 27 Al
The neAt Glass VIII be drawn Oh tie 10Th met
- r. MlCKLE.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
VIII he drawn ia thi, city Wednesday after ne It,
(ths 20h instantly
PRIZES
Sl0.OU0 Of 81 900
z 500 I o 500
1000 . OF 800
200 10 OF 200
2,O23 10 Of $50
sc. &c.
Tickets S@-Hahes S2-Guarters 81. For Sale by
f. MCKEE,
Next below the Door Of the Eagle Hotel.
y ORDERS IRON the Country Tor Tickets enclosing
Cash or Prize Tickets, will be promptly attended to-
Auuress T. MICKLE,
'an. ie' S3-Zt Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

MARklED,on Tuesday the l2th nsl by Bishop Alexander
Campbell OF Beiheny at her fathers residence
JoS 3 W1HMLEr OF Mississippi to Miss MARY ELrzABETH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

" We are requested John b. Clopton,
Esq declines being car ddate Tor the Senate the
approaching Spring Election.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
"A Gel tain cure for the
ITCH. .la !.
C~Eias filthy snd Infectious disorder. be

l~E1IS filthy snd Infectious disorder. be
ever soin' eserate, may be cured In on
hours application by the use OF
DUMFRIES' OiNTENT. ~
II il unrivslled for the pieasantness. ease,
srpedsfioa, safety and certainly. with which
il produces perfect cure of this disease
The ointment is known 10 be.cestain and ex-
peditious in its operation, asto effect cure
10 one bours application only! without any
hazard of taking cold, as the composition doe
not t'contan the }sest ps rticle .fJ mercury, or
my other dam pas ingredient it may he
applied with perfect safety in the sta.e Of
pregnacy, and even 10 children at the breah
Prepared from the Original Recipe in o..
8. of,hs late DIR. W. =. .aCoNwAx, by his i'm.
med uccessor, and the ~ proprietor
r., ER, Of whom il may u had whole
sal sali the other medicine< pfepsred
By le ~. Conwey,) at his Count ns
Rod 5ver No. TO-. corner Of Cous( Snd Han
over sireets, and at retail, by his .spscial APP
Of J. ILLIAsas, Wsrfen, RI
! - Observe, none are genuine withou
4 ten signature Of T.. BIDDER on the
q printed wrapper.
sale by }, WILLIAMS, War
en-.
N~wfA
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
BritishAnticeptic Dentifrice
For ciesnsing. sohitewiNg, and preseypis5
the Teeth end Cwsns. ~

r0T cseeuSsnG. WhuewS1Gs 0Seo preSeTUtt9
the Teeth end Gwms. ~
r. HH BIrIsH ANrIcrrrIo DsNr1-
ERIcE, which the proprietor wishes most
particularly to recommend 10. the attention
sf :hs public, u perfectly exempt from Ill
These acids which in general form, the bnsis
Of tooth powders in common use, and which,
although they may whiten the teeth fer .
short time, ,inust inevitably destroy tho Enam
fsf by thor deleterious action on this beau>i
ul eovcnng.of the teeth. The consequence
= that the Enamel which 10 the shield provi
ded by nature 10 protect the spongy and nor
vsus internal structure, IL rapidly corroded
b. these acid ingredients. become moro dis
colsured -Ihan ever and exposes the inner
Derten Of the tooth TO carries and rapid and
certain decay. BY the use Of the British
.ssstisentie Denfifyice every morning with.
bru moderately hard and cold water, the
accun ,slatisn Of Tartar will not only be pre-
yent ,dbut the teeth rendered ftts1iiy and
pre- aanently aOhite, and tho gums restored
. nat freedom from soreness, that hardness
10 d eS.orescence which are the sure tests Of
heir healthy state, and the best guaranty Of
that natural fragrance Of the breath which
can never be expected in connection with
sul teeth, and scsrbutis, unhealthy gums
Price 90 cents Bsx.
u None are genuine without the written
signature -ef 4. KIDDE, on the outside print
ed wrapper. ~ =.
- A large discsuut - Country Physicians
,Ap'E IL
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
THIRD AND LAST
CALL !! /!

NOrICE is hereby given. that all
IN demands dae me ON Note or
Book Account, are left with fCH.3BOD
DaPi, Of Bristol, for collection &
all demands settled on or before thirty
days from this date, can be settled
without any expense, and those de-
mands remaining unsettled at the end
Of thirty days. must expect to pay cost.
LEARNED WILMARTiiy Ja.-
Bristol, Jan 23 1880. g
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
I'M PRESS.

NV u nL00e
I ND will soon bs published BY LIN.
a COLIN 4 EDNA MS. blction
ary ofths Bible, prepared expressly for
the soung. by Rev. Howard Molcol,n.
Histoty, Geography. and Criticism are
srouaht 10 explain the difficult texts,
and sll the proper Games Of persons,
~Arse bislofy could he illustrated b,
profane history, are inserted. Every
thing has been extracted froo Paxton,
BE an. Gurpsy, NoNd, Newton, Cal
mu' aud Whitby which was thought
|rss ful 10 children. Beside these au
thers. mssy Of The lais 0szzett.ers.
Voyages. travels and Missionary Ne
ports, have been consulted, and TIT.
msisrn Ea1ss Of ancient PLACES asccr-
tained~ The work was chieny prepar--
cal, during tho authors leisure moments s
sAle travelling 40 General Agent oi
the American Sunday School Union ;
aud hss .since been revised ~ith great
care. As nothing OF tl.is'ki now ex-
lists, il il hops it will prove s'vaiuabl.
accession 70 the Sabbath School libra.
lries.
Editors who give this notice three
or more insertions shall be smith ed 10
a copy Of the work. A
Nov a.. Boston. Oct 22.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

AlT the Annual Meeting of tho Stock
Akolders Of the WARREN BANK,
Oh Mnnday, 4th January, 1880. the
following Gentlemen were elected Dir
rectors IoT The year ensuing, viz -
James MarreIt, William Carr, VII.
liam Collins, Naihan M. Whsdton
Paschal Allen, Stephen Mason. Jsrenii
ah Williams. S. p. Child and John
r. Wheaton.
Alta meeting Of the Directors the
same day. NATHAN NJ. WHEATON, !,
Esq. was elected President, and
PETER CARPENTER. Cashier.
Jan g. 1850 H.gri ts n q
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
xALwAHLN LAND
SALE
REDu OBD PAxOX!!

leo At AEDU CBD PAI0X y!
| 4 HI. Proprlstors Of the south least county
Townships Of the HOLLAND PUiR
iCHASE, in the western part OF the Stale oi
Now York, now oier the unsold land in those
ftswnshjps for sale. at tho following reduced
prices, VIZ,
In quaint ties Of 1000 acres Grover, lying
- lontig Gus and compact as may be, q, one
dollar and twenty five cents per acre, and in
less quantities. III one dollar and fifty cents
fper acre, for cash in hand. and at two dol
lars per acre. five per cent OF the purchase
money +. advance, and the residue payable
in eight equal annual inst alme nts, the frat !,
bs ps'd in three years from date, with inter
est on tne residue from that time only.
Those townships are distinguished by Nei
l. 2. and s, in the lst, End. and 3rd ranges
Fef the Holland Purchase. lying in the tow as
Of ofFrlendship, Bolivar, and Cuba. an Allega 4
ny County, and lean. and Hinsdale, in Cat
taraugus County,.
The face oi the country is diversified with
hills anu vallies, bui not mount nfainou,, tho
ssoil rich and easily titled.
1T IL covered with a great variety vf tim
ber Of luxuriant growth. The country il
we'll watered and remarkably healthy. We
rious roads arc opened through the tract i
houses Of public worship; mills and school
houses have Deen erected therein.
As the title IS indspWable Il is believed |
that this tract presents more inducement 10
'bs enterprsng emIgrant, than any other in
The State. For Further particulars apply TO
The subscriber, at tho Office Of the Holland |
Land Company at this place,
STALEY N CLARK
Ellicottvillc, Cataraugus Co. (N. " D
June 1, 1929 [je20eD. |
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

Ds sroL ~. Alta Court Of Probate
iholaen ct D'ghton, in and for said
County, on the eighth day oil Janua-
~ A. d. 1880. .g tL-
NxTHEREAS Nathan Pierce. ad-
" ministrator Of the estass VI
PELEG PIEaCE, isie Of Rshoooth,
in said County, deceased. has offered
far allowance his second account OF
his COMMUNICATION Of the esiat. OF said
dsces ed aud also his private claim
against laid estate Ordered that the
e. !, Friday after the fst Tuesday in
February next. at nine o'clock, before
moon, at the Court Of Probate then tS
be holden at D,ghton, in said county,
be sssIgned 10, taking the said accounts
into consideration =; aud that the said
Nathan, give notice thereof TO all per
sons INTERESTED, BY causing an s.tested
copy Of this older to be Published !
three weeks succsssiveiy in the North |
era Star, printed in Warren, be-
fore the said time. that they msy be
pressnt and shew cause, II an, they
have why The ss,d accounts Oh ,uld not !
be allowed. .pa .. I
Ii. .BAYLiEs. 4 Judge q Probate.
A true cory, Attest, ".pe
- ID. Il. W.. COBB. Register. !
.JaS,6. ''.v
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

The Narragsnsstr Ind'ans are reduced to
q or 400. Rhode uslasd hes continued -
protect thesa and their rights. Isd~idsals Of
their tribe ale in psssssaioo ei . or 1000 at,ss
of land
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
Valuable Medicine,

&C. Recommended By NnqueMionsofe No
n d., osa conc cississ testimostiaIs g,sr
0nHE Proprietor confidently oGers 70 tnH
~ puble what experience has pxoyed tc
be ono Of The most efficacious comp1unds
the .Materia Medica for the cure Of tniA
taes OF distressing, dangerous and invefeTotas
Disc eses, produced by anrimpure state oi,es
blood, a crimouy Of the humorss AND wins
ted habit Of body, and usually exnipnna-
thenssf Ives in the various forms 81 ScrcPn"cn
salt Rheun,, eprosy, 81. dnfhony's r"so
Fsver SoSes- White StoeIlings, FoM sne
'obstinsfe U7ceys, Sore Legs ana Eyes
SrGld Head, Scurvy and Iener'dt 4dlns
whore Mercury has faiied,
DR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS
ave, in n0ltitude Of cases, cured these inai
vetcrate and deep rooted comPlam.sm ihoE
worst aud most hopeless stages. The Drops
are also given with success for violent erupt-
,ons after the measles, red blofches, Jeste,.
jssg eruptions, and pimplcs on the face
md in connection with DR.. Jebb's Linament,
they remove sohite spsIlings of the joints
the Scrophula, in its early shapes OF mere tn.
nsou,s behind the cars and under the chin,
aud swelling of the upper lip and nose, viii
not only quickly yield TO this preparation but
fsrpohulOus lsIcers, which have spread -
snch an extent and depth, az 10 erode the
cartiIeges, and effect the bones snifA ea'ses,
have been gradually and.pcrnanently healed.
by the persevciing administration Of this
powerful medicine--the sunken squalid coun
1enance restored to its florid hue 4hs vital en-
ergy re-csl ablished, and tho mnole system
purified and invigorated. 'e ~ ia,a
sssPrepsred from tho original Recipe Ms
ef the late Or. W. IT.. ConwAx, bye +. KAD-
DER. his immedia ~ reor and The sole
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

NN EW XEAR-Csssimore., Satti-
~ -ne.ts, Clrcassia -, Cambiets, Flannels,
Bombszetts, Scotch Caps, ,srich and common
Cal. Goes. Silks, Linen Cambriok Hdkis. Linz
en- do, sowing Silks, Bedhcks. figured Bock-
ings, Cambricks, Sheeiings. brown and bleach
ed, Jeans, Kid Gloves and other Goods just
opened by JOHN X. WHEATON 4 Co. and
for sale at Lows ROOM.
Janl
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
DANCING scIccL~

MIR ID. 1. CAPKON respectfully
" informs the Ladies and Gentle-
10 en- Of Wsrren. and wcialty. that he
will open q Dancing School, at Col.
Cds's Hotel. on Tuesday the 5th Of
. January, 1880. Hours Of tuition Cor
Ladies from 2 to 8 p. m Gentle.
men from 8 io3. Terms 49,. per schol
sr. O. .teht
Dee IS. - q, iero.a
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

mUTTER b first quality, 70
~ sale BY the subsvriber ~
Also - Hams- Liquors SPices-s.Prov
ions -Apples-Powdsr and Siet--Spansh
and American Cigars Tobacco Molasses -
&C &c. s. MASON, JR.
nov 2S, pybtl. ir s4.s
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

View hin wiiha suspicious eye, whsse NJ
psr tongue il aimed At the reputation Of a
ue,hes, and next to him dsspiss the william
who re,ails the scandal to his neighbsrs harm
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

~ w. BWRRaS

MAY BE FOUND
CHOICE and Common Brandy
AA-&E -DoSt CroM Rum
W. Ia bis american Gin
do first quality Holland
Gin
New England Rum
8 NJ Wine-Prme aud fine
Flourrat a low price
Coffee al low price
Tobacco pcrkeg
500 lbs Lard, MOL.
Sperm Candies ~
Brown Sugars
Hyson Teas
Young Hyscn DO
Po~chong do
MoIasses by the hid or bfl
Spices, sc SC.
0-p Purchasers will find ii to their sd-
W vantage TO call.
Jan 28
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

NJ Always remember 'hsrs are two sidta
40 Story, and Se who manifests least solicit
,uds. hss tEsth On hissido.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
.DITRY~

RWETK0> !.
from ,b. Ladies Magssine and L.. Gas.
THE SILENT MULTiTUDE.
F.r We are many in our sslitadss.
LAMENT OF rAsss.
a mighty and mingled throsg
Were gathered 10 ono spot
RI. Dwsllsrs q. thousand Homes
Vet midss than vo'cs was not.
r. Soldier and his Chief we're there
The Msthsr and her shlds
rhs Friends and Sisters Of sas bssrth---
Nose apsks---nope movsd-neus smiled
Thsrs'lewrs nss. between whoss lives
Years had swept dArk!y,by;
.Ansr that hsaft-sick hope dsfsn'a-
They nst but s,len.ly,
You might have 'hssrd tho ris' lag ieaf,
The brssss's faiorbst ssund,
'Yhs shivs: of a. insect's wing
on n.tha, thiek.psePlsd Srosad,
Ysur voice to whispss wsuld have died
Tor tbs deed qsist's ssas J.:
Your tread the ssfisst mes have 'susht
Such stiffness net 10 break.
what held the csusiIss Nulttsds
iBound 10 thai spsll Of pss's? ~.
How could the ever sounding life +s
Smidss many ssasea
Was II some psgsAnt Of the air.
Sons glory high above.
That lnk'd and husA'd thosa human souls,
In revsrential love: -eg
,or did seine burdsning passion's waghs
Mans on their indrswn, breath aA (
.Avs-the pale avs that fraezss ~srds !
-1s.r Tho strong fea-. fear Of peatht
lmightisr sbisS -Dsslh. Death himislf
Lay on each lsssiy hsart.
Kindred wsss there yet hermits ALL
Thousands put each apart.
lFELIcA HEHANs.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
RQ01F !!

~EW Goods have been received this week
IN and opened for ssle-slso expect 10 re-
oeivs in few dayss sar'ssy of -:ielss -suoh
- are in request. l., slaSE
Woo. 26 a ~. Il.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

'Ossgrsphsrs now DIVIDE the wsrld into fiv
= rts Tho 6flh snbracss dustfslia and i
.snds adjacent.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

The city Of Boston p.ys about fifteen ths'
sand dollarsfss clean ing and weeping .h'
sStrestss s
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

sf.ANDEl. IL argues bad cause whsl
ssw party tries 10 justify himself hy crimin'
ting another.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
BLAKE 8 COLE

beauty. They also Manufacture Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS, warraated to
be as gooc as can be purchased in town.
Any oriicls in their line, called for, not
on hand, will be furnished al short notice.
ALSO-BslI's superior shoe blackino
Japan DO shoe brushes, &C.
nov IL, frt
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

Less by frss in Providence last year. $40,
sos. M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
Che constitutional eWbtg.
MORNING., AUGUST rs, 1850.

Us The protested (and we do not doubt the SIN
cere) objects of the Working mems party, are--"Rc-
publican education for every child the and-the
abolition of all monopoes-a Thorough cform in an
expensive law system a determination to choose.
plain, practical, ulrsstiung men,. as legislators
the abolition of imprisonment for debt and capital
punishnent--resis ance of the union of Church and
Sta tie
Difference of opinion may exist as TO some of the
specihcai ons--but all will concur in the gem
eral soundness and benevolence OF the vie ws here
disclosed The rghsand the policy of INJECTING cap
ital punishment and imp sonmen for debt, have ex-
ercised great specialization but to duse education
as equally and as generally possble, and thereby
to capacitate every citizen for self governments and
destro, the aristocracy of knowledge-ro abate mo-
noPoaes---(and with them, much corporate iniu-
ence possble to reform the ooleries and the ruin
ons expense and delays of law--to get rid of the
charlaians in politics. the spouters against tme and
the Jobbers who nfcst all the legislatures of the
country, and in their place. substitute men of plain
sound sense, and experience-these admirable OBJ
lects, which all patriots must approve Republicans
I'VE do not mean political Republicans Repub-
hcaps in sentiment and daily le-mus every where
wish success to the and to the efforts of tho
Working men.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
MIR, CLAY I'M NEW YORK

we nave been permitted to make the following
.;e rom letter, written by intelligent gem
LEHMAN now IN the State of New York to ffend in
tns place; from which appears that the prospects
OF Mr clay IN that Interesting section of tile Union
are as laIr as his warmest friends could wish The
I'D M b mas reached us from other sources
1"o we oeNeVe IS entitled to implicit credit.
"CANASpAGUA August 1, 1880,
~, iHusc 10 lniorin you that the prospects of Mr.
Gay IN TINS part of the country are exiromelv fair
Sr ,,! 70 oe Frightening every day--It is time
III 'he fehos oil this gentleman, think to fix their
pau oi operation as as possible and nress b;s
claims with all diligence-in this mart oftbe STATE f
New ork, there seems to be but one sentiment res
pecins MIR. Clay; and that is s,ronp ono in bic e.
vor--Hs talents, his personal and private worth md
sSaonest and enlightened views as statesman n
pear to be duly fel and appreciated here And tbs
Iseiing is growing fast Throughout, the State--Van
Buren, appears TO be sinkng his crooked scbcme Of,
politics, winch required his Constant care and nrcs-
ence, seems falling to pieces
Il Is reported here, and believed, that Gen Jack
son does not intend TO for President. The mo-
lnehe TINS can be reduced to certainty, it wonld
seem necessary for tue friends of Mr. Clay to embo
dy ihelr forces and start bin in the race
LII go as tar as New England, shall be able to
learn more on this subject. but fo very good sour
ces OF information, abed TO saw that there is
reaction on the public mind, IN favor of Mr. CLAW
as powerful and as general in this par, of the coun
try as his warmest friends could expect"
INDIANA ELECTION. w e have been favored
with the following extract of letter to gentleman
In this city, dated,
lNpIANoroLIs, Ind. August 8, 1880
Enc election took place yesterday, in this Stat
ana a very warm one 1t was. Perhaps more personal
ieeiing was brought into this contest than at any
oher election since the State has been admitted into
the confederacy.
a. W. Russell was elected to the State Lepisla-
lure from this county, over Gen Hanna, late Regis
ter OF the Land Office, who threw himsefnto the Jack
son sahhs immediately after having been turned out
OF office by Jackson. Gen. Hanna was Supported
by the friends of our late member Knnard, (who
beat Russell last year and the year before aud bv
Gov Eay-Rnsse was supported by the friends OF
Gay ABOUT 1900 votes were given in this county,
Scioto Gazette.
!, btoo lie National Journal Of august "a.
MISSOURI AND BARTON sABn.-The Missouri na-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
S2,2S5.965

Line Jaefson prints in this quarter, have overlook,
ed these 'hcis. Absorbed in the purpose of re-
tanihg power, and excluding Mr.. Clay, they have
found 1t convenient to supprcss the Information pub
ished in the Journ Il, and to hold out the iden that
Gen. Jackson had arrested Internal improvements
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
LIZ DONE, MISsoURI.
POST MASTER GEN. BARRY.

h
Paid this city flying visit, arriving on Sunday. s.
departing on Monday. Phe qnidnuncs were some
thing puzzled to for the honor conferred mon
onr city; Some thought it vas to discover if the pub
tic temper would bear tho hand of Reform unon
our gallant Post Master-others, that it vas TO con-
sun and condole with our contempory upon the dis
astrous tldings from uckyothers. that it was
merely to travel recreation much delighted
IN by the present Cabinet. The Norfolk Herald of
Monday, thus solves the problems
Among the Passengers in the Potomac from
Gashngton on Saturday afternoon, were VIM r.
Barry, Esq. Post Master General, and Mai LEE.
Second Auditor of the Treasury They proceeded
In the Potomac yesterday morning to Richmond The
oSlec' OF Mr. Barry's trip, we understand is to de-
tefmme inc eXpediency OF transporting the Mail be-
TWEEN Richmond and Norfolk, by steam, which youlJ
cedtalnly be great Improvement. and might be eff.
fected' we should think at saving of expense"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
n AS SENATOR.

The Senate, we believe, consists of II members.
and the House of 90.
The Missouri Republican says: ..14,e reelection
OF Mr. Barton to the United States Senate is as Ger
tam as any event can be-. The whole of the coun-
ties on the Mississippi side have gone en- masse for
Barton" N
WELL DONE, MISSOURI,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

GU t IS announced. is about to return, when the
work of prescription and nsrule will rccommenca
lie has probably obtained the names of a few more
fosi- Masters who are to be reformed" hat a
mountain of contempt and infarny is accumulai inc
over the head of this despcabe political huckster!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
HARBOURS.
Appropriations for the Improvement of certain

appropriations for light houses,
new light houses,