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Iickeu $40 Quarters e.
To be had Of YATES s MlNrYRE.
yhanogeys
All order. (pOsi paid will be promptly s,,ensed 10
Sow h Csrolin d.
July Is 1O.a
EQHN GORDON & CO.-sr- tow rrcsivirg
o. hom N w Yo X, Pni'adeiphis B,.,oo, and Bill
%ors' their FAN ppiS Of GROCERIES,: many Of
.hs'e goods bave tecn nutchasrd with nonrv and
or sale. Nv "
so hbds. s.. CrOIx, Porto co and orlsan, ura,
$50 bags prime green Domingo and foe old J. va
20 boxas single and douhl. r.6ned and lump sugar
20 ehss" guDpowdsr imperiai, and black teas
~ tone we'll 3. sorted bar iron
y do. hoop, band aud plating iron
do Elgh,h, American aad German steel
d. east tnd shear do.
Ito Boxes Ito plata
~ Bags black PEPPER
400 Sides role lea,her
bO Boxes buzz b RAISING
80 d. ,oap
Cases thee thread In b,s
Bales AIicant red aud white Ia .t,s
30 BJxes eperm candles
1000 lbs. cotton yarns, $50 ted from No. 4 10 Is
l3o Rams superior wrapping paaer,
100 Boxes window glass, 8 n 10 and 10 u Ia
10 BIndi' and barrels wrapping twiDs
~ Box, Whit,eDo-e's CO ton and wool eards
4 Bales almonds
EngIi,h Island, Orleans End sug,r. bousa p,ol.s,s.
Powder, shot and bar lead
Ialiow candles and sperm. oil
Bed eo1ds and plough Inns
ispieei ginger and nuiuegs
Copperas, alum and ssIipeire
Fooseap and letter paper
Starch, ind go and 6S blue
Stone ware, assorted
Nova Scotia griDds ones
Casss, pearl barley, aloss and msoo
CIDER vinegar and bottle coiks
Maeksrel aud heriings
Siftersr asgars sc.
A"goN 26. sla
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The d'y-1reaa A,tAsk of Major Bsddis upon Mr. Pet
It's. while he was asleep upon his pallet. and almost
naked, has not changed the opinions Of the people
Missouri for their faithful Representative 1T has only
exasperated their ceilings. They have reelected him
by an unprecedented vote (rePort says . majority OF
more than 4,o0O.)
Mr.. Branch, ExS. crstsry OF the Navy. has address
ed letter to the Public through the medium tho
Roanoke Advocate OF tho 25h for the pro purpose
OF explaining the "causes which led 10 the dissolution
OF the late Csbnet."-He admits that the Prssiden,
expressly dsciained to him 1.-The right to dictate to US
(his Cao'neD in social relations and also disc
ed having given any authority TO Col Johnson make
such requistion.-blr. Branch says that the Pres-
dent was very anxious to bring Mrs. Eaton into
aud appeared offended with Mr. b. that he had succeed
ed so III with him in overcoming his scrupet.-Are
We never to have end OF this irrelevant discussion
The public s now pretty well sstiated with II.
Hoto 70 this f-Moj. n. j. Dvneison and Samiiv
(ssys The Louisville Advertiser Of the 1919 srivoJ st
this Guy last evening, on their return w abingdon
AID ye, ". We confidently told. short time siuee
hat The Pse'ident all bis Secretary bad goarresd-
sod that the latter had retired in disgust Tennes
.ec
MI y vaRA H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

TO THE EDITORS or THE E.VQUTRER.
On the 25tb Of last month, attended an examination
Of the students Al Concord Academy, IN the county Of
CsroDe which institution has been under the manage
men, and control Of Thomas H. Coleman Esq for many
years. Being extremely interested in behalf Of the
sing generation; and feeling deep socitude for the
advancement Of literature, am induced to inform the
public through The medium Of your paper, that great
proficiency displayed that OCCASION by the pupils
Of this institution, in the various branches OF education
10 which their attention had been directed in the
cIssscs department. ihe Xenophon, Lvy, Juvenal and
Virgil classes, evinced thorough acquaintance with
the pages Of those authors. The mathematical class
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

House qf Dslegdfes.--John M'Cue and Robert 8.
Brooke were slseted without opposition.
Gen. M'Coy's s;oily 10 The whole district no.
Mr. patesob's minority do. l45
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
VENHE MEDICAL LECTURES in mi, Institution
n VII commence on the last M opdav 10 De ober
Theory end P'asties OF Msdisine--NATHANIRL
POTTER NJ. ID.
Ma'era Msdica--SAMUEL BAKER, MD
O1sietrics, and The ID seasss Of ONE aud Children
RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. ID.
iosiiiu'o' OF Phy'iE-MAXWELL MCDOWELL
III ID S
Surgery NATHAN X. SMITH, NJ D.
Aos,omy-THOMAS RI. WRIGHT Nj d.
Chsmis,ry-JULiUST T. DUCATEL, AN
NATHANIEL POTTER Dan
hngun 70 3l-wilstN
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" 'veral Comnu,ieAuou,, in tp, for thi, days
pap sr, a Q IN v,ida. lY rostponrd.
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AoVER SELECriON.-f ,hs ID1- DIV cn-rs
- quabu Of the Dover sele ton, BY And,ew
Brosdius, 'Ifieient ~ she ia mejIag densnS. "a
WIZ snoruy receive enough i1t al ,be orders 4 nave
oeen ihvored With. A nunh'r AT ubioressen str.,-
sauces have o. eur ed 20 prevent he spp. a,ane. of
pesen, edition A. early VS. sutcpaeG--in In mr.,
confidently believe that the SSmfrst. NJ ~. - 49,
uos eba'e a.d elegant seiestions OF spiritual s,,s,
and ny mos VII not be di slpoia eli in 'e -
'ben ordeI''--Ihey may ks hid e. B,ok eIIs,. "a
AMI Of 10y V y,E, we ois'''
August ~. al "miiH,
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smugglty) had been fined only one dollar FOR bis
shameful attack on Mr.. Hill, (Which the Newburypor
Advertiser dsgracelully calls 'he value OF Cowskin.
ningi } 10 false. Upham procured poslponement Of
The sentence 10 The next term Of the oourt-he reeog
MIXING for his spearsnce)when Il 10 expected that he
will be punished "by an exemplary fine or by impr.
sonmsDt."
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n NI'EhSlfY OF Vh.-PMeni' aud guardians ~.
" tending 10 send Siudt MS to ibis Institution tho
sext session, are hereby informed II will be mere A.
sresae TO the subscriber, that The sums ended Tor
hs expenses OF their wards sbould be depos.
TED ~ zee Bank oi W. siua 10 the credit Fl the 'P..
ran Of TIE Students Of The University OF Va" and the
Bank Ofhcc's certificate Of such dopo' Tor aided 10
me, has 10 receive the cab itself Chetks ON ollie
o'i ksto 'iihs' OF The J" ks Of the CT Of Richmond
would lie preferred To BAtk nole-
5. BRoCKENBRoUGH, p IVA
F1"SV'' 80 81
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EDUCATION -RICHM oND HTLL.-P MsVo-.
- ebooI viii be opened on The first Monday in
-o August 20 80 q
" bbAf FANS.--A rev OF Boil KS selebr,,,d
Wbesi FGs tost received. For stIs bv
aug 70 2o-2 JOHN GARTH
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NE" YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
EAtN Ciss N. Is tor 1881
HIGHEST PRIZES:
$50 ,ooe-StO, 900 $50 OOO- 800 600 $4,000.
Drawing VIII 'sk' place on The "a Srpsnber next.
10 nGmb-r l.ottsrY--6 dawn ballots.
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L. MIIN Lk.
Prs, below tina door Of me E,sie IL O.
VT O5ders from the cOupity, .r,is,;ts cash or
iiixs hcketi, VIII be nrtu,p'ly stiesdeI g. AdJ,es
t. &ICKLE Richmond, Vu
Avg 3. DIT
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sHUJFUEcTEs
AL orders (pOsi PAID will be promptly s,,.Tded To
sddfs,sid AZ above, TO Redmond, Va OF Oh ,5eslou
Sow h CAROLYN.
July Is IN "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
CHE Constitutional gWtils.
To THE Eprreas OF ruE VINO.

TO THE EDITORS OF TIE w BlG.
Gcntlenen' At Time when public sentiment seems
70 be fully awakened upon the subject of Internal
Improvement, every thing calculated to emil ghten or
aid in their researches, those who feel an int est
therein must be beneficial. therefore send you the
following calculations und remarks, by the able and
intelligent Engineer of the Baltimore Rail Road
company upon tho comparative cost, adv ans and
disadvantages of Rail Roads and Canaf@ This
article will be considered the more important at this
moment, when SO much difference Of opinion exists
amongst the scientific well as the public generally
II may be here remarked, that Mr. Knight visited
Europe for the express purpose of examining the
various Canals and Rail Roads now in operation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &c.

SATURDAY, EBRUARY 2G,
LIVE OAK FLORIDA.
Mir Hoffman from committee on Naval fairs TO which
was ieed the letter Of the Secretary of the Navy of the Tin
OF January upon the subject Live Oak Timber in Floda
made report thereon, accompanied by TO provide no.
me punishment OF offences cutting
I'VE OAK ana other TIMBER reserved Naval
which bill having been read, Mr. moved thai he ar
deTed be engrosSed and a third lime tomorrow
Mr. wide had the preservation of this invaluable tinbey
much at heart, and doubted the expectancy of the course
recommended by the Secretary Of the Navy in relation 10 IN
tie hoped TINS bill not accordance with supges.
ton OF the Secretary and that the precursor Of an
intention abandon the artificial cultivation and uroec,o
of the live max timber
MIR Hoffman replied distinctly that 1t was not lu ,ba,
was the intention Of the Government
and cultivation Of the timber
The bill was then ordered be engTossed for third res,-
On motion # Mr. Everett of Massachusetts the corrss,
the Library which referred Yesterday the Letter fog
cation Of compilation Of the Public Documents from the f,
TO the 18Th Congress inclusive, discharged from the con-
s;deraiion thereof ~ Wv ~
DyTT SUoAr.
ZINE House resumed the consideration Of the resolution moved
y m uayne OF Georgia, the 1th January last to reduce
the duty IN Sugar '
Mr. White OF Louisiana, addressed tho House aranst tho
resolution and IN reply to Mr. Haynes until u O'Clock when
nc having expired for discussing resolutions the House by
'e OF Two thirds, suspended the rule till one o'clock peE-
III ~ 70 continue his remark but he ha concluded
expiration OF The time, aud the House proceeded 10 other
Mr. McDum3 made an Unsuccessful motion to suspend the
sey ios the consideration Of private bills Tor the purpose Of
taxing up four bills which ne named
aT DTayon moved that the said rule suspended and
That the House proceed take up the business before IL in ira
order OF The calender This motion prevailed more than ~,
',as 81 ;ts mef1aeis .5ss'' :o:.7g Il a.ol e Il;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
WE PRESIDENT


IN the Correspondence between Tho President u
VICE President there is much which OUGHT 10 elevate
the character OF the Chief Magistrates and to cndear
him to the people ~ ~ ''
He was Informed that Mr Calbopn had bo.,, he,
enemy at critical time, hen he had supDosed him
to be his friend. He did not Law I'D Mr. Ctawf,rd' -
ietteF oT future use, as Mr. Calhoun did that of Mr.
Crawford to Mr. Bilcb, received b1 hi,,-t,,, ,..o 49,
but instantly sent it TO the party Irorlcaiof ad
quested an explanation Here was the real fro,,ts
ness OF true friend and an honest undes;rn;n,,
~ sing
On receiving Mr. Calhoun's eloboro,o ror,,, J.,
brushes away The coowebS of sophistry with few,
dasheS OF his pen, brings the mind back to the onI
poimt before IN doubt but made certain bv Mr.
Gaihoun.S admission, and concludes by saying, !.un-
derStGnding yOu noJU no further cen,,1,,,-oJ lin
you ON THIS SUBJECT IS nsceSsary."
Bot Mr. Calhoun must obtrude unon him sno,I,,-
cpiSIe "hch uoes not In the slightest degree alter
the aspect Of the affair '''0
MIR Calhoun, having refused to accept certain in
formation when proifGrcd by Mr. Forsytb ,,,rn ~,
Iouha ahd lntrudes thru letter asl;lnr Con Jack
son Tor the rery srme information.
% tn'9 'hr Generai answers. exhibiting the feel
Ings OF one who had found himself deceived IN t,;r,
affect ng his fame and horror nv one chs LJ poi'''
PTVeSSeH TO De hls fri nd lie tells him thai he 49,
riou5 linpurtatlons upon his friends sjncc,i
~, ana mat they were in writirg that lie souob,
tha Trend, which, he says
II tnen supposed would meet with your ,ro71g, md ~
but regret that instead ola negative which had
your letter admission gifts truth Indei 10 zee ~
YET noM' feel no interest this alteration and s,s a.
YOU, own C5s%oo and all concerned, settle the affair in
but Mr. Calhoun was no, To be pnt off ~ 81
coruisnsgiy obtTudcd fourth letter on General TacE
son, rms was no; noticed. 'o'
Wnat more or less could The President do. as m
IpheSt ana honorable man. This donuci1lior ~, A.
Alonrocs cabinet, might have obscure5 J Oy vi
DESTROYED hls reputation lie had thought ,ba, A.
C,lnoun mad ben foremost IN saving mn, ~ 80.
Cd NJ Crawford as bis only prosecutor Torcoi ~
,'saS y"o run OF impressions upon which he had
Siseu 80 "any acts anil declarations be requested m
= oA' . '<I-a7 That r'aral.9 \ t9o,.-s,c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
Amounting 10

LSluaI 10 b30,(9S per miI3--Jut with n JnuhIa cot,
OF tracks, the COS, of the rail road when cemnlnted
would be $500 per mile.
IN relation to the foregoing estimate the G,I'o,y;o
remarks may be made. ''is
l. The estimate for laying the rail track is sss,r
ed equal to the actual cost Of that on the Haltitn
and Ohio rail road, which has been laid wi. th ,,ao
OF wood string pieces and some blocks AccoTdino
10 the experience which we have already had ,bse
substitution of wood sleepers for The stone bJort
would result IN cost of $4,000 per nile-and the
use OF stone sIls in lieu of either would result in
ooout S6,OOO TO $500 per mile, IS cost Of sirole
track, rs stated in the 4t annual report of The Gin
pany. l''' - '"o Oo'"-
:, The estimates for the canal, above stated d,
not include any ockage, though there Will bn abnnf
orY Ieet OF tail to provide for by locks between the
ONT OF Rocks and Harper's Ferry Nor il the COS,
csunsted Tor lining the interior banks Of the cono
WIN stone precaution, without which. such n vork
.ann , oe considered as finished. This conclusion
canal. '' y" VIE we" ~ ORR Erie
=. The amount Of this litter item wsuId ps,b.,s 10
oSGuS S2'ooO per nIle-to which must also he G,th
T,e proportional expense per mile for the rs
"a 'he whole, thcrefo7e, whether ,ve ,,Lo ,L
~ ,iI, 70 % aiteauy stated, or with such addi,,o-
I'm mem OF the most permanent cborsc,o
...,i .c Iatln OF the probable eypenae NJ ,b; '
S.'uC'ion VA on The ground here es,irnotad In
90 t"9 " TIC canal to one for the rail ro.J ~
20 nave not seen the last es,inna,o GO (
' "''''"Su'iIo gfo2bdr, rid ther-S1ra -anr,ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
CONGR ESS,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %.
MI Huntington moved the following resolution.
winch WIS read and laid on the table, viz
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury be
directed to communicate to this House. at the COM
nenccment OF the next session of Congress or as soon
thereafter as may be practicable, statement Showing
the quantity quality and kinds of iron and steel in
ITS various forms, including castings manufactured in
the united states, annually, for three years. prior TO
september 1881, and the estimated value thereof
ANA mat he also inform this House, as aforesaid
whether any legislative provisions are necessary to
prevent the evasion of the payment of the existing
duties on bar or other iron imported into the United
states, ana the frauds upon the revenue occasioned
thereby specifying such frauds AMI eyasons if any
exist. 10y
TnE JCDrctARY.
the House took up the resolution of Mr c. 2
Wh'ie' proposing to print 5000 additional copies Of
the reports pro and con Of the Judiciary Committee on
the ProPrety of repeating the 18th section of the i
dietary act Of 1889
Mr. Foster resumed the door in favor of the repeal
ana spoke halt an hour in conclusion Of his remarks
when
Dir Evans, Of Maine, and observed that It could
now no longer be said that those who conceded with
the report Of the majority Of the committee had not
mad tull opportunity for discussing the question and
advocating their views tie would, therefore nov,
move t1e r-ey:c:s Taes::on, which Being seconded
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
Chief Engineer 3. 81 o. r. &.
,SjgnH.l

u The warfare between the Vice President and
his adversaries, we have quoted fairly and fully, from
both sides, in order to give the reader an idea Of the
merits and the consequences. We shall continue to
do So and quote this morning, some structures Of the
Globe of q severe cast, upon cir. Calhoun.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
BY THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

JANUARY IItH, IbJI
Ordered, That the Committee on Internal I'm
provement be instructed 10 enquire into and report
the relative EXPENSE benefits and facilities Of
structins Rail Roads and Canals, with view of
nsceItainng to which of those means the funds of
the State, ESQ far they may hereafter be appropr
nted To such works Of Internal Improvement Gun be
most Judicious'y applied both regards the revenue
to the State, and the advantages to be derived to
citizens generally.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
GOVERNOR poINDExTER.
The Baltimore CbronicEe REMARKS thai

The Baltimore Cbroaicie remarks tnat-
"ln consequence of Senator Poindexter
having avowed himself opposed TO Gen. Jack
son. some of the NEST thorough gong oil the
Jackson party in Mississippi have proposed
mat the Legislature OF that State shall iovne
h.m to resign bis station as United StaiesSe
nator. But at public meeting called ~
consequence of this suggestion, It was resoi
we'd that MIR Poindexter "enjeys the conn
aence Of at least nine. tenths OF the citizens
IF Mississippi" and that any attempt ny tne
Legislature to induce has resignation "oaiu
meet the decided disapprobation oil the meet
ing s, ,,,e
..Should Jackson Legislatures request Inc
resignation Of opposing Sena'ors-we nope
laLey will not be dissatisfied should the Anil
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
S3ost9trtut.
VERY LITE FROM EUROPE

VERY LITE FROM EUROPE
RFJEC ZION OF THE REr0R NJ hill
BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS--SUR
RENDER OF THE REMAINDER OT
THE POLISH MY-ESrABLlSH-
MENr OF 4 RUSSIAN PROVISION
AL. GOVERNMENT IN POLAND -
REJECTION OF THE HEREDITA.
RY PEERAGE IN FRANCE.
The packet ship Sully, at New York from
lIavre. brings Paris papers 10 the !sth and
HAvre TO the 18th October. both inclusive -
Our correspondents OF the New York Couri
er and Mercantile Advertiser have transmit.
ted us proof slips, from which we make the
highly interesting extracts which follow:
The most important Information is the an
nenncement that the Reform Bin was reject
ed. saas cerentos,ie, 10 the British House Of
Lords At half past 6 o'clock on the morning
Of the stb Of October, by majority Of al
Gal'Snanis Paris Messenger Of the 10Th Oct
thus announces the event. "Ihe interesting
struggle in the British House of Peers ter
minated, as we.were yesterday enabled, 10 a
hriei circular TO announce 10 our reader. in
Paris and its vicinity, 10 &c rejection Of the
Reform Bill, by majority Of roRrr osgl A
Fclegraphic Despatch acqnsinting Govern
ment with this important event, reached the
Foreign Office yesterday morning. and al a
late hour last night we received by Extra.
ordinary Express from our London CORES
pendent an abstract Of the proceedings in
the Lords down TO bali past o'clock on Sa
turday morning. when the division took place.
Lord Wynlord. Eden, Lyndhurst, Tener
den. the Archbishop Of Canterbury, the Duke
o. G'oucester, the Lords Hareweod and Bar
ham, opposed the Bill, which was supported
by the Lord Chancellor. Lord Holland. the
Duke Of Sussex, aud Lord Hastings. Earl
Grey replied at great length and in conclu
sion declared that he had considered he had
oaly done his duty in proposing a measure that
nc deemed essential 10 the tranquility OF the
country The rejection of the Bill would
disseminate disconicp, and dissatisfac ton; but
he would not abondon The king as long as
there was any chance or hope Of his being
usotll to the Sovereign and the country
Immense eheeringl
The bar was then cleared for a division,
,vb tb.ra a,,.,....l.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

Maj ortty against Ministers Al
On the result Of the division being aanoun
ced Il was received in profound sllence.n
la London on Friday the 9TH Of October
at 4 O'Clock. Z. NJ Cousuls for account clio
sed at 80 8 buyers. Censols fell on the
sth per cent Many rumors were alloat In
The city as to the future acts of the ministers
new ministry with the Dako OF Richmond
at its bead was spoken Of Another run,our
prevailed that the King had determined to
pror0gue Parliament, and create new Peers
ron the Oldest sons Of Peers favourable to
the Bill.
Postscript TO the Havre Journal of the
18th says:-A courier extraordinary has Just
arrived from London. from whom We learn,
that just as he left the city great eficrvc
scence manifested it.elf among the people,
That serious troubles were on the point Of
breaking out, and that in order to protect
himself from an attackthe Duke OF Welhng-
Ton had barricaded his house.
Accounts from Warsaw are to the 9th Of
Sept The Russians entered Modiin on the
aatb. private letter from Berlin dated Cd
October states that the remainder Of the Po-
llsh army had crossed the prussian frontiers
on the 29ih September and laid down their
arms Field Marshal Prince Paskewitch
'parsoto:hi, is appointed Governor General
of the Kingdom Of Poland, who on the 26th
September issued his proclamation A man.
iiesto dated st Petersburgb, Sept 10Th, and
signed by the Emperor, has appeared, which
establishes provisional government 10 Pc
land, consistingof president and four mcm
befs. Poland IS no longer nation ; she is
vassd foihe Autocrst---ihe blood which she
has poured forth IN rivers, in the sacred cause
o. liberty and home, has awaited not--es.ry
4 nj he
fienj Of humanity must mourn over the fate
o., Poland. brave but unfortunate Poland
her name IS blotted from the map Of nations
From Belgium we learn that the aru,istire
between that country and Holland, which ex
pred 90 the 10th October was further pro-
loaged TO the o5th In the Belgian cham
her Of representatives, after warm discus
ZION, proposition to inquire into the cause Of
the late defeat Of the Belgian troops was car
RED. On the same day, the senate adopted
a law, respecting the dotDiciliary searches for
concealed arms, 10 TO H..
In France we find ~ as Tranquil as al our
last dates. The hereditary Peerage vas re-
je.'ed by vote of 80 against 81
The accounts of the cholera at Vienna. in
Hungary and Ga'icia are Of tranqaixing
character The disease has assumed mild
character and is generally subsidized IL the
Austria army great many soldiers are allow
ed to return home on THROUGH.
Letters from Triest mention, upon the an.
thofity OF a communication received freui Sy
ra, that a reconciliation between the Greeks
and their government is likely TO be Effected,
as Capo Dfstrias had at length decided up
on the eonvocaton OF National Assembly,
the elections for which were accupying the
attention OF the whole country.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. %.

ALUMINIUM NOV. u
Yesterday tie wagon price opened at 81
.s7A TO a 80. the latter became the current
price of the day Late in the day few loads
were taken al a fraction higher Sales from
stores at a 90 anil 90. II Is now held at
Iron 90 10 5 ia
The Improvement in the Northern and Eas
tern markets, large number of vessels in port,
moderate receipts and smallness OF the stock.
have produced considerable activity in our
market 1t would appear that those interest
ed. have al suddenly discovered, what has
Frequently before been stated, that zee haze O
short crop this year.
axPr.ee Of Flour in Baltimore On Saiur-
day last, 80 37A.