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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25

New Books

vIVHE subscriber has jus, received and Offers for sale,
l. the following English and American publications,
viz: The Cameo; meange of Literature and the
Arts selected from the Biou. with fifteen elegant en-
cravings from paintings BY Sir Thos David
Wilkie Sir Joshua Reynolls, &c &c. The History OF
tome. by Titus Ivius, translated from the original,
with notes ami illustrations by George Baker. A. NJ
complete in vols Four additional volumes OF the
Wsverly Novels. The Modern traveller. vols I'd and
I'd. Tales of Travels west If the Mississippi, by S.
Bell The History and Topography Of the Uni,ed
States edited b, j. H. Hinton. a NJ. assisted b, seve
raj literary gentlemen in America and England Illus
traied with series Of drawn the spot, snd
graved steel, expressly tor this work
The Amethyst, anan.lualot Literature Tor 1851, by
" G.. Brooks, Baltimore.
dec 2l-dtf DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
Enslish AnMMals for A%3t


English ANIMALS for A~3t
rEVIft snh>criht has Just ,,c.ivs and # ri ste:
i THE Gem, a Literary Annua, for 1851. con-
tanning twelve spe ndld eHgravngs, b. the mot enl
men, artists
Friendships Offering, Literary Album and
Annual Rem mbrsncer for 1851, cona'nin. iri' n
beautiful engravings. amongst which are War, O. Tn
,f 1co,s poinp forth to execution, and Aud Robin
GRAY
The HTnier's Ureath for 1851. containing
smong,t nther engrsvng,. The three Mars a, the
Tomb ofClrist by T.. Smith. from Ben West, and The
De,uge nv Rr ,ntlard. from painting nv a Moses
: ITe Forget Me- Not. Christmas, New Years
and Rrb ia, Present for l831, containing fftt ele.
Thf Christmas Bor, by Marshall. Juvenile
ANN - for 1871 :,
A fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir and
Pearl FIR lS /; $50, The Gentieman'> Pocket alma
nacks for 1881 /, and Dcsiivers A'manseks TOR do
o, d DAVID MARTIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
Oil, Tar, &c.

Oh, Tar, SC.
sVTINTER, r4ii, and summer strained sperm oil, BY
~ the hog.hesd. barrel, or at retail; common
whale do, b, wholesale retail; 90 bbls tar; coarse
an fine salt IN sacks and loose; sperm candles; TO-.
bacco, IN boxes aud kegs Also. oak and pne wood
and bark, ON iioocs wharf for sale low at other
places TH0S VOWEL
Wanted, Flaxseed and Wheat, for which the best
cash price viii be paid. TV
.iec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
NEW YORK LINE.
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

FaNHE subscriber is empow cred By n deed of trust
= from Judge Hay and others, of record in the
Office of the clerk of Eenrico county, to sell, and he
offers for sale, the estate called Ash6eld. con
tanning about hundred and thirty acres: situated
on Chickahominy, the county of Henrco, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond.
Phe estate consists of two PARCELS the upper sep
urated from the lower by clip Of land about four
hundred yards wide. phe- upper parcel contains
about 430, and the lover about 800 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellent BRICK
dwelling house, CO by 80 feet having SIX large and
two small rooms, and four large closets. The house
was built about the year l8l4 and Is said to be as
good any in the county. The store-room and
gardeners house also of brick. The other hou-
scs kitchen, servants apartments, stables and corn
house &c are OF wood. About one-third of This
tract is, as am told, what is called mud land 10 or
as acres of which cleared and in meadow. winch
may With little trouble be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract, containing about 800 acres
there are barns, stables, &c but no dwelling house
but that intended for the Overseer II has good
sCite for a dwelling house near an excellent spring
and a most abundant supply Of FIRE wood. There is
also an orchard on 1t II is represented that Of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are mud
land, that may be easily cleared, and tba are equa
to any land on Chlckahomlny.
The district Of country in which these lands are sit
uaed, is said to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the interest
thereof payable senI-snnualy. satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be rivcn to he purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately if the purcba-
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARD
jy 20-2aw8v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

Fiournoy is 3D. This result was anticipated from
the reluctance OF vast number of our friends in
teriere IN the matter--some'o of them votedfor Whit
tington.
In Bourbon and Clark there was no Jackson oppo.
sition. $50 n 7s
Dhe members elected in Scott are opposed to John
howan's reelection 10 the Senate
The majority of h1r Ches in Bath over Mr.
stone, his Jackson opponent, is about 40 or SO.
The result in Madison (election of Dejarnett) was
owing to division We had two candidates for the
Senate, who divided the party and gave the prepon-
derance to the Jackson minority f4-s
Pie contest in Franklin was very severe The
jackson party wagered large against Mr Critten-
denis election, and used every defeat him.
Under the circumstances his is signal VIC
tory.
In Mercer county our friends refused to interfere,
although it is the opinion of the most intelligent cti-
of the county that the Jackson ticket could have
been defeated if opposition had been made. One of
the successful candidates is pledged vote against
John Rowan
In Fayette very considerable excitement prevailed
which had been produced by the agitation of local
and abstract questions n road ta1-Sunday Mails
incotunary SLAVERY, the ll-absorbing topics.
After the election commenced our friends rallied and
united upon three candidates. and carried their ticket
by handsome majority. Notwithstanding the divis
ions in their ranks, the loss of several hundred
upon other candidates, the constan, % qeiai
influence in favour of the Jackson ticket, and the
preference given to Of the Jackson candidates
account of his religion by number of ant-Jacbson
concert nor union our side
1t has been many years since national politics had
so little influence upon State elections: In some
counties mere preference for men was the sole con-
sideraton: In others great number of candidates
pressed themselves forward without regard to the
interest of their party. No party interest could be
excited in favor of those who cared little for the
party and SD much for themselves Of course they
were generally defeated The practice of SELF nomi-
nations ought to be reformed altogether. 1t is anti
republican.
We cannot hope, under many dsadvanta geous
circumstances that our strength has remained undi-
minished the Legislature. There has howe yer
been no material change On the north side of the
Kentucky river we have lost counties & gained
perhaps 4; in The middle district the loss is not
balanced by the gain, though we have gained men,
bers in several counties in that district The results
in Green River, far received, are favourable
even more favorable than expected from the gen
eral apathy which prevailed before The election The
defeat of our federal Senator, "a John Rowan wa
considered certain and that being the only specific
object IN view the Republican party without putting
forth it's full strength and without organization has
certainly triumphed. We have but little doubt of
there beng also majority in favour of recalling
Senator Bibb.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
"IIAIL MISSOURI

Vhe State election IN Missouri, took place on the
first Monday IN this month"; slip from the office of
the Missouri Times. dated August A. furnishes the
agreeable intelligence of the of the Barton
ticket This ticket was headed for the Little Bed
and opposed to the amendments Estate Constitution
This ticket was for the Senatc--EowARD BArEe
For Representatves-Bant, w G.. Lane, Warner,
Nash and Conway. Mr.. Bates opposed BY DR..
Hardage Lame, the gentleman who at Benton s
(eomemes called the Jefferson) dinner at Washing
ton, gave the only toast in favor of the Heros re-
election, except enc by citizen of Richmond. Mr..
Bates the late distinguished member of Congress
from Missouri Virginian of sterling talents. ard
infexble honour and independence. The following
-, than
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
St Louis. St. Ferdinand. Bonhommo

Yhe whole ticket is therefore elected---a manu-
script line on the back of the hand bill, says by
jorty of ttso 10
In 90, ST. Louis gave great majority for Jackson
land for Pettes against Bates, for Congress-some
small changefor the better! The State question of
amending the Constitution, which Barton and Bates
are opposed, and of which Benton is in favor, no
doubt contributed to the result.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
Extract of letter to the editors of the States
Gazette dated
Wt1M1xcro>,

WtLm1NeroN, (De) Monday Aug 5.
About 3 O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, as was sit
ting in my roouo IN the U. $. Hotel in this borough
was startled and aslounded by violent conclusion,
which ratified the windows of the whole house and
rushed off like violent though quick thunder My
impression at tine time was, that as q storm was ap-
proachlng from the south, the lightning had struck
somewhere IN The vicinity But soon learned from
the running to and fro of the inhabitants whereby
nv knowledge was IncFeased) that it was the Pom.
der establishment Of Mr.. GAsAscHE of this borough
] rushed upon the roof, and clearly dscerned the
smoke ascending in a huge volume from the over
turned roof OF the mill II situated TO the east
Of the town; and great numbers of the inbabl-
tants were fastening the meadows to the con.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
From The Leuingson Reporter, .4ug. II.

From The Lexington Reporter, .aug. H.
The recent triumph IN Louisiana of the friends Of
BIr Clay and the American System has been most
siunee and exherating. $3.50 votes were given for
Governor, of which Roman received 1888, and Beau
vais 1873, while Hamilton, the Jackson candidate,
received but 2701 Some OF the prints have
supposed chat Beauvnis was Jackson candidate,
but is mistake Both he and Roman are OF the
same potcs-botb decided and firm friends of Mr.
Clay and the American System Besides the Gov
ernor the three members of Congress elected are
against Jackson Mr.. White mas been reelected
in The New Orleans district-Mr. Billiard Il gentle
man of talents, in the place of Gen OveFtoD, who
declined Mr. Rost Jackson of consldes lie pop
ularry, was Bsopponent- Gen Philemon Thomas, for
merry oil KY and of MIR Cs earliest friends, has
been chosen Mr.. Gurieys district, IN opposition to
q. neral Ripley, a first cnop Jacksonian With res
pect 10 the Legislature if any Jackson men have
been returned, we venture to assert, that the nun
Der will amount to one third or even one fonfso
oftbe whole body. So much for the cause in Loue
isiana The reelection OF ]. s Johnson one OF tn
abest members ofthe Senate, is certain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 10,
To be drawn at 6 o'clock, this afternoon.
&c. &c. &c

Tickets 81 Halves 2. Quarter' l.
~ Packages of tickets, shares Of packages single
tickets and shares, to be had at the constant prize
selling and prompt pay Office of
THO 3 BIGGER.
~ Where 90, so, 81, the highest Capital of
$4,000, in The last Dismal Swamp Lottery, was
sold and paid at sight, and where less than four of
the highest capitals Of $4,000 have been sold and
paid at sight within short time aug 90
~ Cal at CHUBB'S Office this day, and OBJ
tain the $4,000 Prize, TO be Drawn this afternoon.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ofthe Dismal Swamp Canal Com
pany, Glass No 70, for $3.50
GO Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
Exeter Mills for Saln.


IAN Friday the Sd Sept. next if fair otherwise
~ on he neX day will be sold to the highest bid.
der the Land and apprrenances known as Exeter
m'iS, on ApPomatoX River, twelve miles above Pc
tersb0rg. Fhe improvements consisting Of q manu-
featuring mill, with three pair OF burr stones corn
mill with two pair OF stones, dwelling house &c will
be shewn by Mr. BIaBkinshjp, residing the prerni-
ses The river and canal navina5le for l,aiieaus
excfp t In uncomD7cnly dry from be mill to
Petersburg. and for great portion of the wear to
Fafmvle FERNS. I ., and years credit, for bonds
and approved security wdha deed Of trust If desired
ia experienced Miller viii be sold at the same time
10 months credit T. f. MAY
aug ~ Tsw;r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
ecu boIeaaIf prices Current.
STAPLE ARTICLES.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
I'o6aeco, ieqf-
fine, l00lb. S7a10
good, S a6
fair, A a s
refused, 2 Ia a 4
maa,.facttred-
LIST quail. cavendish, Id. 30 a al
small twist, no. l, II a ID
no. asa IL
Flour, city mills, 5 SO
canal, S
Wheaf, a5agO
Corn, bush. so
Goat, best for shipping, l6' q u
inferior, Id u Is
Cotton, 3 a 10
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Bees,oar, best, % u %
Butter, l2A a IS
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 so a ii
fresh, 3 25 a q SO
Bacon, new, 8 asa
Cheese, 7a9
Candles, tallow, mould, ga II
sperm. % a %
Coffee, w. 1. green, 124 a ID
Rio, IL Il 12A
Java, white, IL 4 Is
ordinary qualities, 49, a lA1
Chocolate, no. 1, 10 a IL
CoPperas, Id. 8 a 81
Fish, hcrrings, no. /, 53
shad, no. /, S 3-4
mackerel, no. 1, 64a7
do. 10. 2, 5 a -
do. no. 3, ) 75 n i
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 3 % a3 80
muscatel,3
Feathers, live geese, good, 30a32
Glass, 'window, Sxlo, so feet,
9 rs l0xl2, do. 3
Gunpo,oder, Dupont's, 5 so a g
Hemp, American, ton, so 100
Hdes, Spin, sun-dried, 16 u i8
sailed, I2a Is
Lndgo, Spin flo;ant, Id. / 60a2 90
Iron, Swedes, ton, 100 u Io5
English, 8OaS5
American, 80 a a5
Lard, new, 5aa7A
Lime, l ~
Leather, sole, IL a %
upper l as a 2 -
Lumber, clear, 1000 f. %
mcrchantabie, II Il i3
Nahogany, ST. Dom. #. 10 a %
Bay, 7 a 10
.Moiasses, gal. N. o. 60 q az
superior, 80 a 81
w. India, generally, % a 50
Meal, bushel, Is
Nails, cut, Id. So
Oil, linseed, gal. rs a73
tanners, bbl. IL IL
sperm. winter prsd. gal. Go a rs
do. summer do. 60 a 20
Oats, bush. 25a 80
Plaiste,- Of Paris, ton, 5 IS
Pork, prime, Dbl. liz
mess, IA 80
fresh, (hogs,) Io0lbs SIS
Rice, Carolina, (new) , IS a 8
Sugar, loaf l6aS04, lumpIlaI6
N. o. brown, loo lbs. 7a9
S.. CroiX, do. SAIL
muscovadOes, g 4 10
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 81 81
ground alum, , az I-3
Saitpetre, ID. 81 a 10
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. 60 a 40
apple brandy, new, 80
peach do. IS a 30
rum, st. Croix g. Ant. co st
do. New England, 80 a 81
gin, Holland, so a los
do. Amrican, 80 c 81
wiliskey, % a 80
Steel, German, lib. 12 4 IA
Eng. blistered. IA
Amer. do. 14a6
( Shot. cwt 5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

4 wM De seen by the letter from tho superintou-
a deDt OF the Patent OG3ce, that the tern, of tho
Patent Right for 3D.. Witiiaas Jvdkjas 0oi,a.uj u,
(of winch Nathan Shepherd was propsotor1 expired
on the Goth day of June last
IL VIII also be seen by the le,trr from the ClsrR Of
..e rouse OF Representatives Of the United States
tha' Dr. Judkins peioned the three Inst Sessions o.!
Yong ess for TeDeuat of this Patent and in every
instance, ,' his petition was rejected.
me Fatent Right having expired, the public will
understand, that am al liberty TO make and
.. me olntment, not ony in this State but
tIhuc to prepare ample supplies for all demands, and
respectfully Solicit orders thsrefor
In few days, shall publish. in Bills number
OF important ortgfn1t certificates in supper Of the
Ointment prepared BY me Some. great cures are
now IN rapid progress, which VIII be LAID before tie
public in due tine. WIN w GRAY
aug 70 Governor Street. r chine nd.
Department Of State, P,ti-as Office
February IS, 1880 {
niR pF' William JudtiDs Patent r CHI will eS.
pre- on the 60 d o. June, 1890.
Yours respectfully
:, ~ JOHN D. CRAIG.
Mr. FIN w. Gruy, Richmond, ia.
WAsHINGroN, July 81, 1880
SIN: Br William Judans presented bis petition
for the extension of his Patent Rpbt 70, Ointment
on the l2h MAY, 1a26-referred to Co,nmtae on
tna Judclary-lSth May committee discharged, and
laid upon the table.
10Th December, 1925, again presented-l2th Jan
uary, 1929, discharged.
"a March, 1880, again Presented-sth March
1881 judiciary Sommtee reported against it, and
ordered to lie on the table
Most respectfully, Sir your obedient servant
MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
CHI House Rep. States.
! IVr FIN. " Gray Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

We lern that Mr. Harrington, the American Ven
tYloquist, who it is said is unrivaed his profess
sion, Will shortly visit the Southern States and sill
Rail- Amer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
80 Ye
STAGES-STAGES

STAGES-STAGES.
TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed, tltst
Z the Western Stages 10 Lynchhurg, VIII
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, at 5 O'Clock, a III. arrive at Lynchburg. the
I'd day, by 5 P H. and ut Salem the Sd day, by 6 z.
M; where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nasl-
vile, &c. rs connected. Returning, leave Salem,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, ard Saturdays, at 5 a. n
and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Nonia's, at a. No. This arrangement will give
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
Pukes, ON the Blue Ridge Mountain this line is con.
nccted every trip by Cadwcll's line, which passes
Fincase and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
d Bedins line, at the " bite Sulphur Springs which
runs to Guiandotte, on the Ohio River. Fare from
Richmond to Guiandotte, $50 miles, S26 75--to Sa-
lem so miles. s12to Lynchbursh 100 miles. S. so.
The way fare is also reduced on the I.ynchburg Inc
For seats to the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging to passengers sent by the stage
at the risk of the oWTers thereof.
june 1-laW etc 4. PATTERSON, Proprietcr
Richmond and Salem
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
Bnhbinet L.acn Veils

D II JENKINS hes inst received bv the Rich
ha. mond Packet, an additional supply of rich
black and white bobbIne lace veils white ranze and
superior black Italian Grape wells, green barrege and
rauze for yes---which he offers for sale at varv
reduced prices. at his Irish Linen and Pancy DIV
Good otore, WAN Street. aug ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
$40 REWARD.
Watch and Clock Maker.

~ UtCLI dTIU NIVCh INdhtF.
TE7HE subscriber Is settled Buckingham Cont
= House. and will attend Cumberland and Prince
Edward Counts regularly, with good assor! ment Of
otches, jeweiry and silver ware, which be is ena-
bed to sell very low, as he receives his supplies d.
rect from NV York. Watches and clocks repaired.
and all kinds Of jobs in his line, and warranted
sug Att HORACE SEEJJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

AHl p4VU' SssUO, 5 lou . TUO' VIC &C
Tickets 81, halves Q, quarters L.
~ Tickets for sale at the Managers Office
where was sold few weeks since $4,000, 10000,
$500. 900, &c. &c.
aug 20 YATES 81 MCINTYRE, hangers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
Sugar, Conee. a e

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
Q5O Bags Cof,e various utlalliesl
30 bids. dry New Orleans sugar Cheap
10 do DO Por.o RICO do
II do do ST Croix Ga primo
40 do West India and n Orleans raolasses
so bbls and bids. good gal'lmore wblskey
500 sacks BIS LivarDoo. fed oc~n salt
$50 SIDES OAK an3 hcfnlyck, tared soa leather
For sale bv
aug 10 RALSToN e. PEASANTS,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
FOR BREMEN.

~ FOR BREMEN,
>JS.sSs& The copper-tastened ship RE-
LTTSl&S NOWN, Capt WArtnMAv-to load
- without delay, having nearly all her car
GO ready GO board. For freight Of a few hogs
heads tobacco, or some cotton, apply to
aug 3-tf CHAS. PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
MANAGERS OFFICE.

o. The drawing of ne Grand Consolidated Glass
6, will be received TO DAY, one o'clock, in time
to renew in tho Dismal Swamp, which draws at C
O'Clock this evening.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

Tickets S5--Halves s. 5o--Quarlers 81 25.
u The drawing of the eth Glass of the Dismal
Swamp. viii take place TODAY, at o'coc.
in oftprnnon at he U,oIe Jote1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

.rhe Articles of gave tho oil 1;oo-.. s., -
sno exclusive powsr or REGULATING
BATES provided that tho legislative or any state ,o 49,,
own limits DO not nnged violated" Fedorsjj.t
ht ron tho Hihcuty OF defining who moi
'mbsrs Of ne States the e.teot Of ha 80
tsps right OF state those omitted in tho
oniuiion " he States have o. snv NJ
thor authority By The omission Of words ro s,bsy Of A.
ar omission OF tho phrase OF managing all tho In
The pfsetiee OF tsihyius with frn
ne incl ned 10 think wod he sd,he 10 =, 4 ~ ar
sSidde ~ Tss' With the IIdi.D'j hsuSh ,ucb r e,
being, ouh'i 10 by or ruler, AZ ,.
hy Nv
unfortunate IN he sn add ..,on,bI. H.
mould not be b'ndrf On III, usi,n until and
'nmHt whh f-pDed, 'Ths The xnstu.s nj rst,,
.n "sn' h-' hers eon.dsfsd
~ t'Ahs' hsvs been ,ola either Of
10 euu''ht Pss bstb hs'n monty prsof,sd nonx IN,
brop'i ~
s' N n'n' 'sihstton ~ the For
iPes or snd that the Of the Ssnsts of ths
snt ~ ts Unns Sat, due bsr.f1 IT,,
os'se on <i rp iIss eeded consider the report po,
S~nsfe DO snd cSnsssi, ~.
the he.y eonoisd Dot Hwnsr ls \, A., -, w.
tays No WIDE Whist we're The Tor % ,b,nss n oni
mon on The ~ the SsBse does urns ,b;bu 49,
~ 'ss that h rssalnfip1 Nv
WCoSSEcrfeuT appsints b. he bs. ,hs
snd management of tSer andS they incapable
~ breaking punished IN I7o2nn passed punish
,san im duntsnnes HoDr fsLtFo renders incapable
~ 80 quits forUePassss their Iands brosght
" VIC treasurer of tbs tribe residing town liable
70 become onagrabe, they rersovsd ne p1npSg hex
a's 20 hks the debfOrs MGssicHcsrrrs
Hhat lands any Of the Indians jufsdiciion
unto nseodng to tst n Gen. AL Cbao .,d r. lis
They arc n", allowed ~ cell pcy 70 eysoos
s,e sr shonuny, Gqor 70 Ls s, q (ss 81
hh"H ~ 10 tfoSr with TEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

me recson OF the committee the contested cleo.
so IN me senate between messrs Wallace and Glib
son, has been reversed-Mr Wallace retaining his CO..,
he report has been re-commted, and leave given 10
the parties TO take evidence in their Senatorial District
or 'he space OF twenty days after the 23d inst on the
quesUons o the rgh Of the Sherffo adjourn the cleo
ton, and Of the legality of the otes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

we oo.erVe by the Hun,syilie Advocate OF N, IA
una, 'h' Rev. Ava Woo,. The present Presidsn, Of
nsy wanna UniVer.iy, has received the en-,
q, Ffeiasn' Of the Uovsrsiiy Of A,abnuIa and Mr.
nehry i"t"Iier, OF charlottesville, Va is elected
r,o'es'or oI ANCIENT LanguSges-Tne former vi h a
rirp SSsoo snc the latter Of SO 600 The Preside n,
and Professors have houses be sides In, n IL iJ
We nave not understood, whether eiihe OF tboss en-
ueIprn arcePts bis appontm -