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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23
Cat1in's Painting Of the Canv entio,,,
becomes a law,

SNttHt 1 @EHITtS " tf1c SHitVelUIOl,s
This Painting, we requested to say will be ex-
hibited gratuitousy at MIR, Catlin's rooms at Mrs
Duval's for few days.
One object which By Catn has in view, by the
exhibition is to obtain such number of subscribers
as will authorize the publication OF the picture. We
believe it only to be necessary for him to effect this
that the public shall see the work.
We are no connoissours, ambitious Of being
so, or being thought but it strikes us that every
Virginian who can afford it, ought to have and will
have, copy of this picture The 1kenesses are ge-
neraly faithful, and TIE celebrity of many of the men
and the high duties of the memorable occasion which
assembled them, must render the work in which
they are grouped together, and given the Immortality
of the canvass, extremely interesting now and still
more so as time eIapses.
Perhaps we should add having spoken thus partic-
uary of Mr Catlins picture, that by way of giving
the finishing touch to its beauty, he has insisted upon
including both our pbs and that of our contempora-
ry of the Enquirer among the portraits-each of us
noted for the comeness Of bis features. We bee
the public to understand, that this arrangement was
not one Of our seeking, and that resisted, until in
formed by the artist that he had left niche for us
at the clerks table, that it too late to alter it.
and that his picture would be incomplete without IT,
We took the position from necessity and not vanity
tile case doubtless of many others.
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The Public Library.-This institution, the growth
of few years, from spare and unpronising begin
nDgs is as has been truly observed, ga great favor
tie with the members Of the Legislature" and not
only with them, but with every enlightened citizen
1t struggled into birth with the greatest difficulty, OBJ
posed by the mistaken economy, which rather than
contribute moderate for its purchase, compcll-
ed laws to be enacted interpreted and executed in
comparative darkness. Now that it exists, its utili
ty is seen and felt, and its tendency to smooth the
transaction of public business, to expedite its pro-
gress and even to elevate the character of the whole
Government by ready access to learned experience
and authority, is obvious.
The first appropriation TO this object, consisted Of
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lJ'E. BAKER having sold his interest in the Whir
TO H. Abbott, the firm of Peasants, Abbott G. Co.
is this day dissolved.
The Wing viii in future be published by
PEASANTS g. ABBOTT
Februarv 18th 1890
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23

: eSeaitious wrisiags. The following bill passed
the House Of Delegates on Saturday, by a vote of
81 to co.. g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23

1de .Nomirasions.-Th Senate it seems have re-
ected one Of the Presidents nominees, and that as
is said, by vote of So to II. The Alexandria
Gazette of Friday, contains The following exfract
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23

February 18th, 1890.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07
DRTTCzS. pTEDICINFS. PAINTS a. DYE-STTEpS
FOR sale, b Y -"
.4rcAi60ld 8. Todd.

n FEW DOORS office MAN street WIeeog where el
FRESH DRUS hOlOi1S &c Which Nis
CASII Among hearices o hand the holo"H9
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nnrTlR LIrEERS


For sts by A. g. TODD, Mamsi. Wheeling
ANS Embocauon BIAS for long time 99 5.
s.ts.med ms a valuable remedy in q variety OF os
.e-sss. and win want no other reconlal'a 'l..,'
linn itrt furnished by tha use O.. one or iN' 1o--
,I,s m Ptgwqfsu 10 ls attended with l1e most
-s--.l ,1ga0tarc-is also valuable ODD >Prl-'s'
V.utarss Hrns h33,sEt >r.tsss, and Is pa'l'-
rrI.r.. servlceabIe in LHW17go. OF pans ln iHe
backs auI in many instances, when taken 'Il u's-'
off from to lO drops. On syrup or sugar gives
immediate relief BOZ Cto.r. u s also lIol' .'..sI
f.-5,. ,o,ysri1I diseussiye efficacy in tho remoyl.
III Poi FrI FisnII PTs1. Strains, and many
otb.- Diseases incident to horses. For more
r1rlcalar description ofths Embrocauon. and the
method orusns Do, see the advertisement =urroln-
din- thc bottle
M1y no. 1880. t7-ly
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j. GOSHOESyE4" * 90.
AUCTIoNEERS
a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Phscnir R0lc, Main Street, BhoeIiHg, "a.
IT4kVE recently received on Consignment,
Inl 60 Bags Rio and Porto Rico Coffee;
Is 9 Pepper do. Aspicei
2 pipes C0gIiac Brandy
. Domestic Brandy
, Dbls do. do.
Rcr; 3 do. LIsaoN WISE;
Boxes Hats ID doz. Castor OIL
% Muscaiel Rsisinsi
4 IIhds New Orleans Sugar;
j. Bbls Molasses IS do Mackerel
8 " Shad; 5 do. Herrings,
3 " Sperm Oil;
/ Case Bengal Indigo; l Case Manila DO.
Seroon Spanish Flote do.
= Kegs do.
Io,OoObs. soAL LEATHER;
10 doz Upper Leather
8 doz Calfskins
a Bride Leather
. Bag Leather
10 " BACKED Dserskinsi
, " BACKED buff do.
10 doz dressed Deer do. doz Hog skins;
. Colt skins; 2 Dog do
1000 lbs SKIRTING;
g TOMS assorted NAILS; . tons Logwood
100 Boxes superior Spanish Segars;
30 Kegs MLennan a, Co warranted white lead;
80 Bbls Flour for Family use;
10 AMY3: 10 Bills EPSON Salts
tons Lead 90 pair STRAP H.h-ls'
so CRATES QUEENSEy = AZ
25O Bus Yellolo Crcct SAIL;
% doz X. Wuttersol &. Cos Sleeves
UJ. GoSHoRII q Co. inform ;l g
Friends that they hay. O. aand- IN ADDITION 20 IT.
above cousignments, a TERY LARGE SIOtA
or DRY GOODS HARDWARE, Sc. wh.1U
they offer at WHOLES A'f a. me lowest prices
HantoG immediately so 3B&E Fazseed OR'
March 81, 1870.
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CORDAGE STORE,

and is now ready 10 execute all orders Tor arti-
ces IN his line with which he may be favored, and
on the most advantageous terms, He has now or
hand n very extensive assortment Of CoTdage Of
every description, 10 which he Is daily adding from
his Factory His prices will be regulated bv the
to'ccst Pittsburgh g. Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident of being able to I'll al orders Of
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
on at least good If not better terms than can be
procured any where else IN the Western Country.
lie vii wagiant his work % be Of the very best
aianty. Commanders of Boats are requested to
give him a call
Orders addressed 10 Messrs Knox and Mckee.
Forsyth and Dobbin, and ID. b. BayleSs. Commis-
Fion Merchants OF to HIMSELF promptly attended
10.
~heelr,g, March 4ti, I5o9-6I
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-07
CArTION 10 PURCUACEBS.

UrSWAIAIS PANACEA, Is in round bottles,
8uted lougitllin2Ly. with the following words
blown uoou the gIass:--
"sWAInI's CHARACTERIZATION"
having but one label which covers the cork with
mv own signature ON % so that the cork cannot De
drawn without DESTROYING the signature, without
which nons is genuine. The medicine may con-
se-nerfly be known 20 be genuine, when my SIG
n,u-e IS visible, Co counterfeit which viii be pun
sh1b.e as forgery.
The public are cautioned not % par5asSe my
Pluacc3 except lrommyscIf my accredited agents,
or persons of known rcspectability; and all those
win consequently be without excuse, who shall
purchase from any other persons
1F Prepared and sgF ai Srr,vl l..lor7tor7,
S0ati Serati STRAIT, usTt d00rt0 The Philadelphia
Baths. c7-rer Of Gl9r9c and Sereuh Streets. and
saJi b r-r-v respectable Druggist jn tis u states.
frrl1 t1 TODD s. WOODS,
N-rch 81. 1S31 -fu29 WHEFLING.
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G. o. o. ID S,


I'D. o.. ...,.l a.. -l. ,.-, -y-r.r
"ai-' '4 -.-.t. l... E-., selected with cane
.-l r.Itirr.-s -r-,.s..s. and
.n pro- Az. Themselves that those who
POI r-1. Goods. shah fHt Heu no
caN i-' 81 rvr rFr apes" Ur
le.,. .,,,- n,
ltlh .........-. ,s.r.--.-
t.... f...l t...-. .r..
..-.. .--..-... .....I..
Xxx. o--.-f ....r ..s..f
.....-..I ". .s,,,.--. .-f So.
".'"
t1.. v...
super olN e '.
variety OBJ r.-.
da.fsi h.'e1a.a' --
tenal Wel
Mixed nt b.cl 1sg t' ...
and fIel. -
1 -.-....- ~
h'A
...--b ,..,.-..r l,r......
81 .--.' .l.....---
So ..'........ h.. d, T ,o,rs q. I.1,r rrrbr...
...l ....,,.,.i ,,-ls..r..
T ,--- r-.r., r,-,,.-,, bfrl.1na baudserer4cf.
Tad.s ssd Canton grapes super bt sIse1m5.e,s
Blue. olive and Iub Pittsburgh Chenille and
C0m'evyile Wilmington other npcsi
Blue, DENIM Bouc1 and other cotton c1ssmergsi
PII.. Green. crimson. and yellow mCuers
Cotton Hosiery Of every kni
india blue yellow. ana \, l. me-, -, c...
s. ,c f9c Irrr .., md India slrpe.a-
super large size hearth rugs. Canton Grape r'lcs'
7} ]e l1 ,. s ,,. .. ,1i i' ,l,,s
Gsntrsmen'sa I'M.
TORTOISE She'll ana Brazil tuck and side combs;
Surer let black Italian utestrinz silks
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WEEEEEAKNG
PAPER FEEEIEn

u R.uS concern is now 900 operation, and wi
- De ab'c 90 fl orders for WRAPPING and
tttlN Ting immediately, and for WRITING
1iler igv months
taPer win be Sold no Putsturgh prices, and
,h.y VIII give tho same prices that are there given
'1- Rags and Swinging Tow
Feb ~. lS5l-34-tf
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VENITIAN BLINDS,

MADE in as good style az IN PhldolPhIa ii.
It the same prices. An assortment constantly
hand a. COLON O. y"
September 2, 1920.
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FRESH SALID OIL.


DOZEN LORHLARDS
Nrcbns ito alvan
ad IN the compete
10 vel in
Wieeinc. April.
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POLITICAL.
rnoN THE LIVERPOOL ALsrN.
THE ANT AND THE CRICKET,
I'm In. R.unI.rnnf onL fhr R.,aI..

w. t"t Oc"Sg1Ps dNd tHc bunker.
a ally young cricket, accustomed TO sing
Through the warm sunny months Of gay summer
and spring,
began To complain when he found that a, home,
His cupboard VAS empty aud winter Vas come
Not a cr,tmb Il DC found
Sla the soow-coser'd ground,
Not Hover could he see,
Not a leaf on tree;
'Oh' what will become, the Cricket OF me .
A. Las, by stsr,a alton and famine made bold,
AL dripping with wet, aud AL tiSn,bliny with
cold,
Away he set Oft To n miscrly Ant,
10 sec u Ia keep him alive lac would grant
Him shelter from rain,
A mouthfui OF grain,
He wished only % borrow,
He'd repay IL tomorrow,
IL not he must die of starvation anil SORROW
Says the Ant To the Cricket, Pm your servant
and TREAD,
Hut We Ants never borrow, Ne Ants never lend;
But tell me, dear Cricket, did you Law nothing by
W hca the weather warm quoth the Crick-
ct, not 1.
My heart so light,
That sang ,isy and night.
For all nature look ID CAV
You sang, sir, you ssyS
Go, then, says the Ant, dance winter aeay'
Thus ending he hastily lifted the wicket,
And out OF the door turn Il The poor little Cricket
Folks call this fable; Ill warrant il true;
Some criokcts have four legs and some have hut
two.
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Of his country. Though the architect
Of his own fortune, to small and sordid
views he - . perfect stranger. At the
head OF the banking system of the con.
onenf. IN his financial operations, he
- az great ~ Napoleon was in war
and munificent, nothing
can exceed the liberaiity and justness
OF his views, both in his private aud
public character. While we find such
men ut the head Of the late glorious re-
volution, France has nothing to fear.
JUSTICE
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No. VII.
BARON sHCUIER.
Late Chancellor Of France

fsefe tfeNttNDf ~ ETdHtcs
We select among the late ministers
Of Charles 10th, one Who isa fair spe =
cimen Of the character Of the others.
There are exceptions, however. Polig-
nae. who has exhibited equal want u
discerBment and discretion IN his pub
lac career, has al least the merit 81
consistency. In his private life. he j.
said TO be an amiable and agreeable
man, and in a future number We will
give a sketch Of the Count Jules, With
the hope that II may End the favor with
which our former sketches have been
received by the public.
The Baron Seguier, as ar az We can
Judge from the facts IN our possession,
10 the 81 instrument Of iyrant.
. T1c nsurrrr of the fetal hour,
The hesrslrss parasite of prcscut power"
lie is eSideSiiy a disciple Of the Tai.
leyrsnd school--one Of those who 'car
tura and turn and yet 60 on and IL
fortune sometimes deserts him, !, i.
only the Just retribution Of his st1ect
syeophancy. SIC vac harm in 1863.
and - the descendant Of an HIostrioui
family.
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with renewed zeal to tho shrine Of the
departed great. The faults Of Napo.
icon hare by no one been more serereiv
criticised than by himseJj, and in spite
of the efforts Of Scott and Loekhart. 10
impress history with English preiudi-
ces' we may sec with change Of cir
cumstances, some more honest writers,
who wall dare DO justice to those ac-
tons which must ever form a theme for
romance and a subject Of reflections
Tor philosophy.
We forgot to mention that the 80 Ex-
pose ComParatif" was published by
Blguon, in 1914.
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MONS. GUIZor.

Education was con!rssediy neglect
cal Ia France prior to the time OF the
revelation. The great men who have
shonc in the ages Of Henry Ith. Louis
nth, 18th. and 10th, were more in.
debted TO their natural genius for their
superiority than their early eduea alton.
The French University was first
fairly organised under Louis lIth, and
since that period has been constantly
under the care Of the government for
the time being. II consists Of six col
leges and general office for the direc.
ton of the whole. Besides these, there
are an immense number of schools
called primary, central, and special
schools, IN a great measure supported
by the government, where young lads
OF talent may receive elementary in {.
struction gratuitousIy.
As late as 1922, the French minis.
tiers finding that the people were get
ting to be too enlightened, directed
that all lectures on Ethics, public Law,
and political economy, should either
be delivered in Latin or be discontin-
ued!
And the Able Frassinous, who had
charge Of the department Of education
during tina; yS:-, recommended in his
official capacity, that the common pso-
pie should not be allowed TO learn Ell
Their to read or write! If there was
no other cause for a revolution than
this, we should justify the French peo-
pie in changing their battle cry Of mon
jeie st. Denis, for the more appalling
one Of down with the Tyaant. Napo-
leon boosted Of having made education
80 cheap in France that a peasant
might be educated, If he would, gratui
toasly, aud above all, that the muse :
ums, those splendid collections Of art,
were first thrown open in his reign to
all classes Of people. This is highly
to his credit. and should be borne in
mind when We feel inclined to visit his
faults upon his memory.
Mons. GuiZot was born al Nismes
IN 1897. and he " as educated at Gene
va. He returned to Paris, and there
met in society a learned lady, NADIA
moiseiie Pauline de Meulan, who mar
ried him. Together. they conducted
several public journals, among which
were the Mercury and the Gazette OF
France. In 1914. when the Able Mon
tesquiOn came into power, and was
engaged in drawing up the famous re-
port nn the state Of France, which pass
ed over in silence the recent improve
ments Of the Emperor, Guizot was
made secretary general to the minister
OF the interior, through the Abbe's in.
fiuence. He afterwards occupied q
similar post under the minister Of JUS
tice. He was also censor until the Of.
fee was abolished. He has published
"a dictionary Of Synonimes.' A work
on the state Of the fine arts. The an,
nails Of education. Lives ofthe French
poets in the reign Of Louis 18th. Ideas
on the liberty Of the press, and varie.
~ OF other productions, all Of high
cast. We have no account Of his pc
euliar political sentiments, but frsnl
his signature being annexed TO the pro.
test Of the deputies, we presume that
as 70 his being liberal there can be me
mistake
II Nh VII
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In giving the above, il is but Just that the frI-
lowing, from the New York Mercantile Ac,er-
uscr, should bc rad in connrctinn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22
rUE sAI.FN NIipnrp

Richard Cowninsbed, charged principal murderer Of Mr.
white, committed suicide in
teny acrnoon lie had been confined alone n room adjacent
TO another IN which his brother confined
tauee and both had been closely watched
evening" on The authority OF the Salem
about half past tco his brother called him.
Ne going: :" 10 which he replied preu,
soon this was not much regarded by the keeper
lar conversation between them Amer
tho other again demanded ,ras
which there The keeper entered his cell and
found him suspended by his the upper
the window lie was Immediately down
leased while no yot continued to gasp But before relief
90 called in, he beyond all the medical
u appeared that he had stood n chair ano tho
handkerchief had contrved to tie his hands him. and
removed tho chair from under h We
he made revelations in regard to the
oil principal murderer aud hi self of
rieon WILL in conformity the rules Of criminal law he ne
cessa to commence de against the Others who
were indicted only Boston C,n,n,i
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Harsos. tho stores Of Messrs Eskins rita aAa Eseue
MIR James Britain, p. Doncly, Hugh waralan, james
Reed, X Stephenson and Messrs. Caldwells An un.
occupied store room belonging to Mr.. Joseph Marion
The Drug store of Messrs. Kahn s. Strong, MIR. d.
Turrenine's silver smith shop, Mr. T. c. Fiint's sad.
der shop, Mr. Shapards sadder shop, Mr. Marons tav.
Tor shop. The old Bank house, the Groceries of Mr.
Cannon, Dohson and Burditt. Mr. J. Gingry's Halter
shop, MIR. j. Whites Halter shop, Dr. Frazers shop,
DIR. Rones shop Col. Yel's law office, Mr.. +. j. Erie.
sons law Office, new building lately erected by MIR.
Gchris for Offices the Surveyors office the printing Of
flee, the dwellings Of Mrs. Dcpriest, Mr. Carter, Mr..
Flint, MIR. Dews, Mr.. Tinaall, Mr.. ID. M'Kisick, Mr.
Minor Cannon, Mrs. Hamblin, Mr.. Hobbs. These, to-
gether with great many others, amounting the num-
Der at first stated. be set down utterly useless
great many have sustained partial injuries having
the walls sprung, their chimnies blown down, and
their roofs partially of or broken in by the falling
OF adjacent chimneys.
On wednesday evening number of the citizens as
sembied at the Presbyterian church for the purpose
taking some suitable notice Of the sad event that has
befalien u.s. The Rev. Mr.. Newton was called TO the
char-the following resolution then offered and u
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That as a mark Of respect for the memo
res OF the young who fell victims i'm the storm
OF Monday night and TO show that we will not let
such an extraordinary visitation of Providence pass by
without being noticed in a suitable maner-We will
wear Grape the left for the space of thirty
DAYS
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TREASURY CIRCULAR

We would call the attention Of The merchants of this
city 10 the following Treasury circular:
Circular to Collectors, .Naval Officers, and Surveyors
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS,
Conptroer's Office, Nav %. 1890
SIR:-The operation Of act passed on the 2Oh in-
slant. renders proper that you should at this early
day. be furnshed with copy Of it, together with iu
sructons for your government, for carrying s provs-
ions into effect
Upon examination Of the 6rs' section OF the act, Il
does not now, appear to require explanation in any
ther part Of il than that which relates the diff.
rates OF duties teas table Of which 6uties s sub
Joined hereto.
In relation to the al section, have to state that all
Coffee and Cocoa imported subsequently to tho pa,
sage of the act may at the option of the importer be
put into the Custos- House stores, under his bond and
his expense aud risk, and that all Coffee and Cocoa
thus stored which shall remain under your control on
the 3lst Of D.cember next will be entitled to the de
duc'ion authorised by the acthat lie, pay the same
duty a. il they had been imported after the said 3l.t
iay Of Dec.
The bond alluded TO in the law, IL considered TO he
bond without surees, for double the Of the du-
ties, payable by different instruments at the times
spectvey, at which such instruments would have be.
come payable, if no depo. had been made, and bond.
with .ureti-s had been given.
u is deemed proper to add that much OF any OF the
article. specified in the law which tho dutie. will
become payable before the 3lsi OF December next cam
rot in contemplation Of the law, b. considered TO be
deposit at'er the duties shall have become payable
Respectfully.
(signcd) JOS. ANDERSON.
CumutrolIsr
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In detailed examination Of tho route. from dis cv 40
the Susquehsnna. The city Of Baltimore no less than
the Company greatly indebted the Secretary at
war Tor tho prompt and efficient aid afforded work
in which all feel much interest and which is so direct
~ and Immediately important to the prosperity of the
CITY, RI, publ;ca,
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To Zoe EAtor Of Me .vashplne RepuBncan.

SHELBYVILLE, June 3, 1880.
DEAR S1R:-As i, may not be unntefe'ting to your
readers IN know something about the psr1ulat cf =
awful visitation OF providence that befel our town
and liz inhabitants Monday night last IL is deemed
advisable to urnisb you With such statement as gs
are abe 10 make
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Mr. HilPs election TO the Senate OF tho United States
mas oecn confirmed by the Senate Of New Hampshire
votes only dissenting. This is to him triumph n
triumph TO the people and the press which bnt foy
inc circumstance that Mr. Woodbury. retrss 10 MAXI
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BALTIMORE, June 1--we pleased to learn that
the Secretary of " ar has designated Capt MNeirs
brigade Of Engineers TO the service Of the Baltimore
and Susquehanna Rsil.Ro Company Capt. M'Neil,
We understand, will be engaged in the ensuing season.
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Gen. Erastus Root and Hon. James M'Cal of this
state, have been appointed by the President commission
ers to settle the boundary line between the Indians
which have engrated from this state and the Wineba
goes. nv Y f. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

NEw-ORLEANs, May 2s,h Yesterday. smi h,
chiged with forging the signature OF John H.gan &
c.. with the intention 10 dsraud the United States
Branch Bank OF the sum Of $1,000, brought up for
tidl IN the United States Di-Uic' Court Aher long
trial, IN which strong circuosantal evidence wa civ.
en-, the prisoner was by the jury found guilty OF the
| cfime az CHARGED 10 The indLctneni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

Mr. PowePs cattle sale, which took place at Powell
ton, Wednesday, attended by concourse Of
persons from various parts Of the country Many of the
cattle sold to excellent advantage cold collation.
served up to those present. in the handsomest
Phil. Inquirer.