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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
Five hundred dollars Reward
STOP THE THIEE

O'l Ill
n AY from the subscriber, living near Upper
ID vile, Fauqui.r county, Virginia, Oh the 18th June,
| I9 40 a negro man (wsgoner) n'med
SANFORD,
about "A or IS wears Of age, about S feet 9 or 10 inches
h;rb. of n dark copper color, stout across the breast
and ,houlders-wi,h long arms. hands and fingers, and
very long feet, about II inches He stoops a little in
his carriage. his knees standing fo~rward-his nose is
longer than ordinary, his mouth wide, and his under
lin tah;ck and turned downwards. He has d scar Oh one
Of his fore fingers just adjoining the first Joint, coca
s;oned by the cut ola scythe, anda larger one Oh his
.Ibow, occssioned by putting 'tone IN the cart. When
snokep IN he has rather i down look.
sANFoRD took with him s75 of the subscribers
money and has, no doubt changed his clothing. hav-
ng left most of his clothes behind lie rode off one
of IN. wagon horses, which having been reclaimed in
the neirhborhood of Batdetown. beyond the Blue
R;dee, make it probable that lie made his way to
pms, lynnia, through the neighborhoodso Of Frederick
town n, usgerstown. The wagon saddle and birdie
ahach h. took with him have not been heard of.
whoever vii secure said slave, and more especially
,ha forc,d mass which have reason to believe he has
and MI reasonable expenses if brought home.
""' JAMES LAKE.
UppgriAe, Fauquiey county, pa.
NAV 14-6m'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
E\ocutiun.

MIR DONALD MACLEOD will deliver a variety
wi Of Tecita,ionsi in Poetry aad Eloquenc's adapted
TO illustrate and exemplify the principles OF Liocu''on'
laid down in the " Orators Text B '"k recently pub
rshpd, in the Mechanics Hall; Alfred street, ms
Erening, OfriddyJ at 8 O'Clock.
The ladies' and gentlemen Of Aiexsndiia are respect
fully invited to attend.
lIne 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
NOTICE..

H. The Commissioners named in the Act OF
Congress. recently passed, entitled :" An act to
incorporate the Alexandria Canal Company"
are requested to meet at the Mayors Office THIS
M,rniag. at h0if past 8 o'iock.
The Commissioners are
John Roberts. Charles Bennett,
phineas Jannev, Edmund |. Lee,
Robert |. Taylor, Colin Auld,
Thomson +. Mason, Henry Dainger6eld,
Hugh Smith, George Brent,
Anthony e. CazenOve, iona. Butcher.
WIN. II. Miller,
JMne4 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
Sugar, Yea, Coffee, &c.
81 . ed assortment of
GROCERIES,. Viz:


81 . ed assortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:
so hhds sri terces sugar, of various qnalr'es
s. hhlg, ,ierces, and bols molssses, OF do
40 packages Of teas, gunpnw Ter, imperial ahc
young Tyson, OF fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SALT-L.oose and IN sacks
SPWES-Embracins pepper, alspicc, ginger
cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &c.
SPiRITy-Fr-nch brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rum.
WIVES Madeira, LISBON, port, malaga, &C.; some
of them very low priced
DIES Indigo, copperas. madden, logwood' fustlc'
alum, &c 80
Epson SlLTS ofa superior quality
SYUFF-Leiper, Garrett, u Lori'iar's Naccabau
P.4PER-Wrting and wrapping; tobacco starch
mustard. cheese, fig blue, gunpowder, shot, bar lead,
salt petre, &c. &c the whole OF (which they
will sell. wholesale and retail. on very moderate terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04

,yar political career, YOU have cast aside
marty views and considerations. You have
Tied not for mere local, but for national OBJ
The good of the Nhole-the great interests
-, Tai5a have been the prominent objects of
r,liical course; and i'll prosecuting these
'0-. ,.ur conduct has furnished a practical
mms,tary on that beautiful maxim, which
.r'd b, adopted BY every man as his motto
81. Lay cc qus toy Gdrieane qae pourra."
NJ. FlylrY then read and presented to him
al,owinc communication:
B,LrIMoRE, S1st MAY, 1880.
- ,s HYa. Dcliel UeJsier.
rs Undersigned. a committee on behalf of a
.Ignbcr Of the citizens of Baltimore, desir-
- IF t~e,tif,ing to YOU the high estimation in
Mel, Won are held BY them for your character as
.,r. lr ,our talents and requirements as a
.., and statesman, and for YOUR d%isnified and
~. e,n,>ition and vindication of the COnstitu-
.r Il the United States, invite YOU to partake
"a pl5lic dinner in the city of Baltimore, on
.r rrtarn from Washington, at such time as
b. most agreeable to you.
V,b,pe that the nature of your engagements
.I cable YOU to comply with your wishes at all
.el, day.
Ne have the honor To remain, with sentiments
.,a, hi-hpst personal regard and esteem, your
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
Mineral Waters.

Soda, Sci Nte. UeLenhan1. Magnetism, Epson,
Saratoga, and Bedford Ua'ers.
SSHE subscribers have erec,eu fixtures tor the prepa-
ration of The above artificial mineral waters, where
they me,y always be had in the highest state Of periec-
ton. Persons residing at a distanc, ar IN the countr.
can Obtain either Of the kind, of waite desired, By tn
bottiror dozen, which the subs ri5ers warrant To pos
sess all the virtues of the original springs, and a'no To
have the same pleasant ELECTS They trust, from the
care they have taken t. accommodate Nth those con
veniencrs, 10 merit a share Of the public patronage.
They viii shortly receive Il supply OF Saratoga and
Bedford Waters, from the original springs Also kept
constantly Oh hauG, Seidli,z aud soda Powders, Of Their
wn preparation.
NAV ii WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
DIED,

At Fort Sullivan. Ih)mas Corryton CiIis,
only son of capt. Thomas Childs of the U. 5.
Army, aged 5 years and 9 months.
Easip9rt (Ne.) CentineL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
NooN-E

~ O0N-S uttAnS.
DURSUAN tothe order OF The honorable william
Cranch, made ia the cas- Of William Wilson, an
insoIven, debtor, ! shall expose TO public sale. a. Fair
AK Court House, on NONDiY, The 21st day Of June
nelt. being Cou:t day, at l O'Clock, r. N all the
r ght, title. and interest, Of the said William Wilson in
Ind to a lease Of
Il TRACT OF L.4ND,
granted on the 81 september, 1873, for the term Of
goo years; for 'hc special purpose. and with the priv.
cge of cutting the WOOD thcrefrom, either for the
urpose Of coaling, or any other purpose, at the price
f three pence sterling per cord. The Tract Of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county Of Fair.
fax. Immediately below the mouth Of Difficult, and 10
pounded partl, by The Potomac. II is sad 10 cOn,sIn
l7O2 acres, after allowing certain reservations men.
toned IN he said lease. On tins Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms At SAFE
COLIN AUID, Trustee.
NAV i-3tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
Pubic Sa\e.

wv III OUlC.
PURSUANT to a deed of trust executed by James
English to the sub>criter. for tLe purposes there.
IN mentioned, viii be sold, on UEDAESD.iT, The
5Oth day # June nert,
II Tract OF LIND
-SE9 lying in the county # Fred. rick, Virginia, in
axe Mcnrs-i.'s G,p on which il "a valuable .Her.
s.S. chant mn Cholptag M Disfihyy a gopd
DiDehtng House, ana other ouIdlnss ..dimpr"semrmts;
known by the name of he U.4PPLAG MILLS.
ALSO,
ANOTHER Th.1CT or LIND,
N said county, on The road Ieaaing from Winchester to
,,eIms' Sill, on which there is ! great deal OF WOOD,
Containing
Two Hundrei and Ttcenty-eiyht .qcres.
The ale will take place at the Wrapping Nails before
,entinn.d, between the hour, of IL and ) o'clock,
when tn terms will be made known.
ma, 4-3t.~ts RI Taylor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Dry Goods at auction.

On TUESDAY NEXT, 18Th inst
WILL be sold, at the store lately occupied by Mr..
w j a. Uatsrs, corner Of King and Faifix streets,
The entire stock Of GOODS on hand;
consisting OF a general assortment; such as blue,
black, olive, brown and mkt cloths. scarlet. black and
mkt casimcres, casincts. red and white hann,ls fgur.
ed aud plain book Swiss muslin c%ambrlcs. Italian
grapes. mrrino scar &, and slawls assorted cCiors), CALI
Goes. g,rgllams, Irish linens, domes,ics, silks, gloves,
linens, &C.
A rariety Of Handsome Furniture;
tsedstesd, tub.es, chairs, &c
BY order OF the Trustee. UT9Ale will commence
at ~ o'clock. WA ID. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
MO}asseS.

MO(asses.
~ UOGSHEADs Trinidad de Cuba, OF upeHor
y quality for retailing
so do new Havana do
For sale on favorable terms, by
may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
pub\ic Sale

EWOKIC SUNC
ID Y virtue Of a decree of Prince Georges County
ID Court, sitting AS 4 Court Of Equity, the subscrrcr
will, on tie 5th day gT June neat, Al the Town OF fiSca.
taway. IN Prince Georges county, Md. expose at pub
lie sale, OH the premises.
kz-S Il HOUSE 8. LOT
&STf:Ain said Town, lately owned by DIR. Josias
~ i. BcaiL, deceased. The dwelling house
a1g8.4E9SS& is in good repair, and there is upon the lot
every nCtr,.ary out house. The lot consists Of three
acres. more or less.
The terms Of sale are. 4 4 credit Of three years. tbe
purchaser gazing bond, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, with two approved securities Onthe payment
of The purchase money, and interest thereon, the sub
scrib,r is authorized to give a deed in fee simple.
THOMAS IL.
NAV Its Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
COMMERCIAL.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuxE ..
Flor Has been bull since Friday last; no sales
reported, and held at S4.75. In other articles
but fcw transactions, apd no change to note.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
DRAWS TOMORROW.

- ~ ~ >S
Maine State Lottery, Class ii for 1880,
Will he drawn at Krttera on Wednesday,, 9th June.
HIGHEST PRIZES:
| Prize of $4,000 1 Prize of S2,36O
| do of 5000 so Prizes Of 1000
do of 5000 &c. &c.
ANY ticket having three of the drawn numbcrs on it,
must draw at least 81 900; and 81 tickets having the
two first drawn numbers OH them will be entitled to
prizes of 5000 each.
Tickets $40; hal, es ) 90; quarters 2 so; eighths l IS.
To be had in a variety of numbers at the O:hce OF
=. C0ESE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, -Aehandr'a'
-@S
Drawing of the
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Class No E, tor 1850.
"a l. A A. 81 80 9 50 81
june 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04

III the same time
Will be sold, Go Dol.r, ct he capital stock Of the
Potomac Bridge, aud ~ Shares Columbian Insurance.
stock. june ) cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04

Inc last Cambridge Md. )Chronicle states that
,e wheat crops in Dorchester county had been
iyroesIy injured BY the depredations of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
(From the n. Y. Mirror.)
MY MOTHERS LAST KISS.

"Lr .nemoire est IL scnss Ta, hoaA,e Grille"
wac an Autumn evening tide and each swellin. hi
Tue sun went down IN mellow sn and DER the quiet scene
hec sor aeharm magical than Springs un,todeu
AID Us before fathers door the locust shed its leaf
mothers parting hours grief
rs c mi winds wca, nunurnS by with low and mourru
wall,
tear was ia hor oyc-hor ma,ron check was p,c
How strongly that picture up from that low
Der maDhool's rostloss images, talisuan--a tono
In Fancys spell linger yet obou, that spot,
And crosses oi my pilgrimage arc in that forgot;
The chance aud change which since been fading
view,
And looking sack heed now how Times swia pnon flow;
heed not, thought pattng
IL the first all sunless tina, path driven;
and deeply planted breast the springs OF feeling rise,
Wno ecoiectons tokens bsg tho eaTdrops to mine
low thonSed into that bitter hour the oi the pas
~ golden moments wasted, and Of dreams that could not last
m mo treasures oi hoyhoods hour phantom Gifts spring
nne fresh unsuied feelings which only Youth can bring;
color with ycaInn. all vantes OF
Ircu The cphcmcti birth;
Each haunt of wild enjyment which their passing nps
rs Beings fastening of Tho
Aud rs the ndcsconlcd low, Twlighs reign began
How Ger departed rSptures all my busy memories run!
The blue lake smile of love- and dny its shore
Tho colored wood lands bent pness waters oe
And blending N the distance with the deep sky
The nountlns haZy summit lovo OF Chdhooi eye
~ Natures smile was beautifnl-but all grief him
whose hua gave NJ Its iounlah make hs young
HOW many hopes have and gone, with uauscn,
power,
Since oor buoyan spirit swept shadows of that hour.
W hlse world ardent Dreams like
have sown the wind, and the and tho blast
'eaP ihe tears OF cold deceit where Friendships kindly
& INTO my hoaTt glow, ike summers pictured sky;
Anu Romance cannot sanctiy the pleasures goal
rs when mothers priceless pur, in INV soul
Yet o'ly ask the mcmoies which halowed every scene,
bounding when
ask tho boon OF feeling still. that tenderness of heart
Which can TO all the paths of life OF peace inpart,
mo golden bowl Is breakny and hopes
hch once unto the shore of youth could afford
heh we lose the sickness regret hoping midst our
~ WIN strength TO bear ourlot, mark tho coming
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
(Ffom tho Norfolk Ilorald)
Al RnEInI1E AIIfD nI@D


On Friday the Lat day OF January, AT Stony Run in
warwick county, Vas committed, in the presence OF a
large comcouGso Of p"rsons, murder, which, for enor
nl'y aud hefh OF crime has rarely II attracted
our notice, attended with circumstances the mos. sg
gavaing and horrid. o. the Tuesday previou. 10 the
Jay on which this iran'scton occurred. Mr.. William
Malcoie oil the County OF Surry rode up with large
loaded horsewhip TO Mr. Thomts Hulhes the u ala
county road, near the residence OF MIR. Ausu,in.
Moore. and after exchanging few words with ssiS
Hughes ts'sva to his (Malicoe'f) marriage with the
'rtHt 81 Hughes. he endcavorsd TO horssws hun in
"Ich he succeeded IN part only Tor after using ihs hip
vice, Hughes wrestcd II from him and gave him one on
"ob'owsin return, and 20 walked of, tskng with him
the whip which Afterwards o TO b. The pro
pstty OF Thomis Macoe, Esq William Maliceto
meanwhile, w"n 10 search Of gun, bat Hughes await
cd not his return. They thus parted wi h mutual
threats, an Oh Friday Mr. Hughes attempted lose the
same whip 10 the SANE way on Maroto that had been
prActiced on him by the latter, but iew dave be-
fore: on this occasion M1licot, ran, and fughc.
became the puFfusr hut unfortunately fell, which NJ,
licoie pstcciFins urnsJ and $50 to him. and ~ IL
was In tn act OF rising, plunged Wib savass biibmiiy
large dirk Immediately through hs let lung into Ia,
heart, having previously armed himself lor the purpose
and tearing the ntwpps ion Of the Isw he speed,Iy
mounted horse provided Tor Lin by bis brother
Robert MaicOe, aud made off, ia prsseLce Of many OIL.
hcers Of the peace, II. - Brown, q ordered an m.
quest over The body, who brOugh in hat tie dec as.
Ell came by HE death by stab irofu he hands Of Wi
HAM Macots." WhefeupOn Mr. Brown oie red a r..
ward lor his apprehension in which Ice wa. lined by
one other high minded czens--but lie has nJt been
arrested up TO this time.
Mr. Hughes was 10 his 18Th wear, and lived in Nor
folk with Nj. g. CJlley, ship builder Of hst 'own-
ln Warwick he beloved by all vito knew lnn,
whose friendship we o. any value. lll. lat word.
were rcquss; hat Doctor Corbiu (is u ter, hu.bsi)
might besent for. The Doctor accordingly attended.
though confined at the tune he received he message
by an attack Of peuisy, aud the shock to his feeling,
was 80 severe 10 render ii dOu0tf WbstLer a.. will
ever recover. DIR. Hubbard offered every aid in his
power to The unfortunate Hughes but l manly seirit
had received ~ tDsl summOns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
O,o,a ~. I.,io,si C,,.,,.N


ENuec oil letter OF Distinguished gentleman in Eng
land. dated Manchester, Nov. Is, 1929.
You will teceiv. apacket herewith, containing
eter, al res cd 10 the 'Pennsyvana Society for In
terna Improvement, by the Chevalirr Anthony Gerst-
ner, together with the trsas. on Rail Road. Canals
.tc Of NJ G'rs,ueTs father as translated into French
ny Distinguished engineer. NJ. Gerard. oi paf;-also
NO drawings, on tOler being a plan aud sections o.
RAN roai, about forty miles in length, which has been
recently made IN the dominons OF Au.tsia under the
directions OF the Chevaler Ger,tner 10 connect the na
'sat'ons oil the Elbs aud Danube rivers.
beg you will present my be, respects TO Mr.
strickland, AMI say that all think, IN thi. country,
ms Report does him great honour You will by the
English newspapers that the rail road system has at
length become an object OF great interest aud excite
nen in this quarter, owing TO the great .uccess OF the
locomotive steam recently tried on the line he
tween this town and Liverpool In the cour.. OF one
ar Two III III doubtless have s.ve,a, other
roads oil Importance constructed in England, whereby
he long contested question: a. 10 whether us
are TO he IN gres' mo sure superseded by them, will
be practically settled. The decision either wav of
this important question: viii be of the greatest interest
10 ne American public, where capital to rast ertent
' y"t 10 he vested in work. for the Transportation OF
heavy articles across the acrior to great distances To
a'opt the wrong plan now, would be douby ans ruin
ou'y wrong, because you would thereby be involved
10 double eNpendiure 70 purpose for the best plan
wa ultimately be Used Canal property has already
suffered great dep iciaon in value through the anti.
cpit'd successful, rival think The safest way for
he great Interests relating To the rC lines internal
communication con emp'a,ed in America, and which
sooner or later will doubtless be formed wait the
result OF the trials 10 be made here with the vast sur
plus capital OF this toun!ry aud which, by another
VISIT MI Strickland might take home; thus presenting
another monument OF his public. spirited and valuable
laNonts, and another instance among the MANY her.
tofoe recorded, OF great legacy Gom the aneie nj
mother TO her vigorous and watchul offspring!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

By The GsreTnor 0t the Coumon,reolh n VIrgiuia
a PROCLAMATION.
NAHEREAS it has beer Represented to tbs ESccu.
w tive by the Superintendent; OF Qnaran inc tia,
the crew Of the schooner Armada Capt. Clifford bound
rom New OK TO this city, lying in the river be
low Rockets, i. Infected with the small poy-to pre-
vent the contagion from spreading, have though
per- with the advice of The Council of STATE and i'm
pursuance of the act Of the Grn.Ta Assembly, TO de.
clare the .ad schooner Armada, under Quarantine al
the place designated by the Superintendent about sven
miles below Rockets, ,nr fifteen days.
Given under my hand Governor and IN.
[SEAL der the seal Of the Commonwealth. al Rich.
nond, iliis 9th day OF January, 1880
WM. GILES.
Jan. b S2-Wi.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

NlRGlNiA: In Chancery-Ata court con,iaued and
v held for Buckingham county the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1929.
Charles Mills, PltG
against
Joel w Flood, in his individual capacity, and as ex-
ecutor OF Mary Flood decd Thomas Trent. acting ex-
ecutor OF the said Mary Flood deed Catharine Watt
Ludwells Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt j.
Henry Logwood, Edward #. LogwooJ, Charles Nj. Log
wood and Thomas Logwood, deyisces OF said Mary
Flood, decd. De(s
The defendants J. Henry Logwood, Edward 4. Log.
wood, Charles NJ Logwood Thomas Logw ood not hav.
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act OF Assembly and thu rules of this court
and appearing to tue satisfaction of the court that thew
arc not inhabitants OF this country II is ordered that the
sad-absent defendants do appear here at March term
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En
quirer for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Testc.
r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. c. II. c.
Dcc ". 7S-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

when the Senate adjourned. The House 81 Re?rrscn.
hves spent the whole day, iill in hs evening"
IN dsba,ng on the qualification of meub.r
The Senate, on the following day. balet,ed nine
times Tor President, the result e being az on
the day before. the HOUSE Of Representatives spent
another day IN discussing the disputed right OF two
mewbrrs to their seats The claim OF on. If them
SIMEON Fowler wa hnaily carried. the Standing
~ TO ~ and the njori,y b,ng made by ais opn cate
IN b LlnsI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
M09MMTANfa
From tho y. Y. Commercial Advertiser. /
LATEST FROM FRANCE

LATEST FROM FRANCE
~ '"e hour we received our files OF Pari. pape r.
by The packet ship Charles Carroll from Havrs which
port s!Ie left on the lst OF December The Pat, late,
are only one day later than previously received
ny way OF England The following the only item.
IN the latest date which are worth extracting
IN an action tor defamation, brough hy MIR Arnado
ioHnerly banker OF the Spanish government Al Paris
against the three pares, the Constitutional Journal
ia commerce, aud QuotiIenne, the Tribunal of Cor
regional Police, pronounced Judgment against the lie.
lendants and con iemncd them .',a pay fine of 500
francs each TO insert the judgment, in enc of their NUN
Oer. am 10 post up the ud mcat the number of 2OU
copies The three Eio:s inme diately declared their
intention 70 appeal.
The Hamburger Correspondent aun,unces n, an
thory OF intelligence from St Peterborough. that or
uer have been sent 10 Gen. Paskewisch 10 evacuat.
Fhrrum ana all The line OF territory xed 10 Russia
ny me treaty OF AdrdnOpe. II is probable that The
advanced season and the bad state of the roas will nro
vent these orders being carried into execution The
movement OF Troops ICON the in crior of Russia towards
we Dh'eper continues The armies Of the Pruth aud the
dhuoe also receive small achievements from time to
ume, probably TO I'LL up the vacancies occaoned he
'e men to whom their congo granted Its said that
- NY OF ue south wall remain pro ienpore on the
war footing, and that the active army will bs low, a,
the full complement of $50 900 men
In the Sight OF the Is h oil November a ere,, ou,n
tty oi snow fell i" alno, all parts OF the eparIne nj
Of the Var aud in some places it continued 10 snow Oh
ne following day. At Hdvre also there was he,yv
iu'l OF sAo~ OF the - II and 18th November
VI Chmescasse, one OF the principal merchants Of
h"teAlN, "lsi short u'uc ago. lis funeral was at.
t"d 81 ny six hundred Of Me most Respectable per.on.
' he ts'yn and "eighborlo1t, ncluIna the Deruri.,
Of he Departments. the American Consul, and .nany
o. 's pubic authorities. TIL deceased was P.oe.
t1Hr.
th- BlyOnne Gazette gives the iJlISwinE under date
90 ii-aon NOyrmo.r II :-"D]n Miguel hiss written
'" ,"" Duke Of Wellington to propose that Lord
Io''ian' should enter into hs service a considera-
Die salary, secured to him upon the fog, OF The Isle of
Iersoirs for is by the capture OF that Island he is 10
make lis debut in his post"
The cotton market At llayro dull, and without
alteration in price.
.AsHE'-Pots were quoted at5I and Pearls at So
Passengers in the packet ship Charles Carroll Capt
Clark from Havre:--Wm. B. Holgson, Esq late o..
Con3ul a. Algcrs; Messrs. III. Traun, G.. Springer r
Brand T. L,hens, p. Seignourc +. Rochieu NJ Lee
rolX, l.. Ursarri, III. Alexander, +. l.. Martin, j. Mi
chcl, j. j. Desaille.
The packet big Athonian, sslelon THURSDAY for Car
thagcaa. Passengers DIR. Herrera, lady and servant
Of Columbia and Mr.. Davids OF this citv