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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15
For the r. !. Republican.
REFLECTIONS ON READING cALLENDER's

REFLECTIONS ON READING CALLENDER's
CENTURY SERMON.
The graves Of our fathers, the moss
covered stones on which their names are
inscribed, the hallowed earth which GOV.
ers their mouldering dust, should convey
to us lessons of instruction and morality
They are, in some measure, the connect.
ing tie between past ages and the pres
ent. The same affectionate feeling, the
same partial friendship, which now is en-
tertained for deceased relations, then con-
secrated the memory ofthe dead.
There is something so holy, so sacred
in the monumental epitaph, especially
when the substance on which it is placed
is corroded by time; that l would not
supplant the humble head stone by the
proud pyramid. love to visit the graves
of my ancestors; ! love to stand by the
mound which has forever concealed their
mortal remains; love to lead my chill
dren to the spot and while / am silent,
hear them read the inscription; l feel
that / am on holy ground. Reverence
for the memory of our fathers is intimate
ly blended with the care ofour children.
This sentiment exists among all nations,
whether civilized or savage. When the
barbarian chieftain urged his followers
to battle, he called on them "to remember
their forefathers and consider their poster
ify." The excitement thus prodnced
was invincible, and Rome, embellished
by science and art, fell before the ruth
less Vandal. Her scattered marbles tell
us what she once was, her ruins proclaim
"that there once stood a mighty city, there
Das the seat Of a posoerfu Empire" Rome
was then PROSTATE before the barbarian,
she is now in the lowest state Of degra-
dation, beneath the iron sway of bigotry
and superstition. The hand of God
seems stretched forth still farther to hum
bic the once proud mistress Of the world.
/" "PestiIence has scaled her ramparts and
disease stalketh abroad in her streets at
noon day." Where the plumed Knight,
in panoply Of war guided his battle steed;
where the venerable Senator, robed in
honor, decided the fate Of Nations; where
the Consul invested with more than roy
al authority, in dignity Of Office, marched
to the Capitol; where long race Of
Caesars, in purple, once held the sway ;
there the trembling citizen treads bis
cautious path; there is the haunt Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

Factory Bwmt.--The Factory estab-
lishment owned by the Orleans Manu-
featuring Company, situated on Palmer's
river, in Rchoboth, Mass. was burnt to
the ground, on Thursday night, between
eight and nine o'clock. The factory
building was of wood, containing about
1000 spindles. The fire took in the
mule room, in the garret, bat IN what
manner is unknown. Very little Of the
machinery or property was saved. The
value Of the Factory is estimated at
$4,000. $1,000 were insured at the
Hartford Etna Office. The owners are
Messrs. s. ID. Mumford anil l.. w. Cliff
ford, of Providence, d. Peck Of Reho-
both, and James II. MHmford Of New
port. The fire was distinctly visible in
Providence for more than an hour
Daily Adcerfiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

Mr. Pcsbody's FIVE vessels lately entered
at Salem within . few days secured duties
amounting to e225. 900 being more thau oil
the vessels entered at that port in any one
month sinre 1877. In October 1907 the du.
ties secured we're S2I7,00O
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

II is stated In one of the papers that a Mr..
Knapp hes nearly .fnished the life Of Daniel
Webster Are there no laws in that State,
and will the mon who attempts TO finish the
Ele ofsnother, ,as unpunished7-WssfsW Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
FOR PRESIDENT
ANDREW JACKSON.

"THE MAN AND HIS MEASURES
Equal protection to AcRIcULrURE, MAN
UFAcTUREs, and COMMERCE. A literal
construction Of the CONSTITUTION, with
exercise of express not implied powers -
A firm adherence to DEMOCRATIC PRINCE
PLEs,-tO INDIVIDUAL and MUNICIPAL
RIGHrsto the SOVEREIGNTY or THE STATES,
and the SOVEREIGNTY OF THE
PEOPLE"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15
PROCLAMATION.

"Head Quarters at Kunow, Sept. Is.
POLES -Four days sgo most sanguin
ary and obs,instely contested battle was
fought under the walls Of our capital. Be.
fore the eyes Of your wives, sisters, and
mothers, under the view Of The whole city OF
Warsaw, the Polish troops have slain more
then 10000 OF the enemy, and the intrench.
ments which src formed BY the lsbour oi
your fellow citizens have now become the
grave OF the invaders. To save the town
from destruction, to weaken the force Of the
enemy, our troops have evscusted the cspi.
tsl taf
"The cannon, ammunition, and oil imple,
ments Of defence, the ; Government, the
Deputies, all the nseis,rstes. have with.
drawn with the Commando in Chief and the
army to Modlin, General Krukowiecki 10 no
longer President Of the Government.
Ia consequence OF auarinstice hostilitics
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

tneh mirfage. Inc letter was immediately
forwarded to Mr.. Barney, our efficient high
constable. and here was first afforded o glim.
mering Of - dark deed as human depravity
has ever perpetrsted. The letter was i'm.
mediateIy submitted to the Recorder Of the
city, who recommended that Nina should be
arrested without delay. Mr.. Blsrney and
the Recorder proceeded to Andalusia, and
bad On interview with Mrs. Chapman. She
denied having been swindled by Nina, but on
being told by the Recorder that he knew to
the contrary, che seemed decadfuliy sgitaied,
and acknowledged that she had given TO him
the valuable articles which the Recorder had
said he knew she had been swindled Of.
They ieft Mrs. Chapman without unnecss.
sssiiy alarming her, and in day or two after,
letter was intercepted BY the police, ad
creased 10 her by Nina, containing forged
drsh. After being carefully sealed Up, the
letter vas sgsin put in the post Office, and
fesehed Mrs. &. st Andalusia, in rcguisr
course ofmsil. She instantly discovered tbst
u had been opened and, alarmed at the dan
ger which ,mpended over her, for IL wss evi
scot mat ah her most secret movements were
watched and known by some mysterious and
noNhe power, she came 10 Philadelphia,
bringing the deeds OF her iato husband d's
properly o. Andslusis, smountiug to about
0oOuO. and asked advice from Che Recorder.
ohe acknowledged her msrrisge certificate,
ssd expressed extreme anxiety that her pro.
perty should be secured To her Eve children.
the children OF her late husbsnd. The in.
fc'iSrnce OF her marriage vi,h Nina con.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

VSNHE following Garden Seeds are warranted fresh
4 and genuine, and are believed to be equal TO
any offered IN this Market Persons dcsrons of OBJ
tanning such Seeds, respectfully invited TO CALL or
receiving fresh Medicines Paints Oils, Dye-stufrs
&c all of which he sells reasonable terms
CHARLES GODDARD.
Richmond, Jan. 22d, 1881.
ASPARAGUS, Common; Giant.
BALM, Lemon
Beet Long Blood; Early Turnip Yellow Tu.np.
CABBAGE, Early York; Early Suga loaf Red Dutch;
Flat Dutch; Large York. Largr London Ba'tersea
Great Drumhead; Green Glob" Savoy; Yef,w Savoy.
CARaoT Long Orange; Lemon; Altiinpham
CELERY, White Solid; Rose Colored.
CREss Gu led.
CUCUMBER, Earlv Fame; Loug
CAULIFLuwER, Early
ETDrvE Succory
EGG PLANT, Purple.
KALI. Green Curied Scotch.
LETrUcE, Early Rose; lmporial Brown Dutch;
Ice Coss Madeira.
MELON, Cl,ron; Cantc!opc.
MANGEI. WURTzEL
NAsTURTruM.
ONioN, Rid; Whic Portugal; Madeira.
PAHsHrP. Large Dutch.
PARsLEy Double
PEPPER, Squash; Cayenne.
PEPPEP GRASS
P-MPEIN. Yellow
RADfsH, Long Scarlet; scorle, Turnip; White Tur-
RITA BAcA.
SATISFY or Vegetable Oyster
SIMBLrN, Early Bush.
SPINACH. Round
BEANS, Yellow Week; Small Lima; Case Knife;
Dutch; Early China Bush.
PEAS Early May; Early Weeks; Early Wash
ington; Marrowflt; Blue Prussian.
ian oj-2ic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
We offer for sale.

@n Hhds sugar, ST. Croix, Porto r leo and n
Z % 49, ~, Orleans part prime
IS boxes and 10 bbls locf sugar
90 hhds West India r,olasses
~ do and GO bbls y. q. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, s.. Jago, Rio g.
81. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
5oo DO do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar iron, Swcdos, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
II tons pig iron
80 kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought DO
Noyascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cefskns and upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
SicIly Madeira, Canary.
Port, Scuppernong, Muec0t, Wine
AND dry and sweet Malaga
90 ticrccs rice
" tlerces clover seed
WmSaw glass, 10 By -. by 10, 6 hya and ,
BY II, in whole ani half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
CoppcEes, alum, salt pere, birthstone
Pimento pepper, ginger, indigo
tiunPowdcr Imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle coFks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe threaI IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bargiur
Siiters, soap and candles
NuScItc rasiHs
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
goo ticrccs Thomas.ou lime
$50 bys tar
80 bbls No. 9, machaye,, prime pork
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, carthcn and stone ware
Whiilmores cotton and wool cards
Lnseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings shifting?
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the AuDomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WE'RE s. co
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NHE SEPARATlON=A Nnyel-Dv the


l. thoress Of Filtration"
Free Conversation on tho objectionable sin, where
IN the blnsphemy again,; The Holy Spirit. the Final
A2oslacy. aud the Sin unto Death, shown u
have been originally distinct: BY James +. Wilson.
Elements of Mythology; or classical Tables of the
Greeks aud Romans: To which added some no.
tees of the Syrian. lIiniao, and scandinavian Su-
pcTatitions, together with those OF the American
Nations; the whole comparing Polytheism with
true Religion For the use OF Schools: BY the
Author of American Popular Lessons"
4 Treatise on Fevcr-By Southwood Smith, NJ. D.
Physician to the London Fever Hospital Also
another supply Of
Douglas on he advancement; orSocie'y, in knowledge
and Religion.
llentys Commentary vols G vo Best Edition.
Rev Robert Halls Works-compcte.
New Testament Royal superior edition.
Pearl Pocket Biblc--elecunt and plain.
Peter Par!cys Tales of Animals
Bonuycasic's Men suratou.
Cruises Digest Of the Laws Of England, on Real
Properly.
SCOTS Commentary. (vcry low.l
5"gil''ys Life Of Nelson Family Library Edition,
jan %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26

rERMS.-sUHscRrrioS iO the DNiLY RciaoNr Wus TO
City Subscribers &c. and for shorter period, the
rae oil ~ Jcar both payable in advance when by
mail $40 n year.
Anvttr'si>" for squar or rs lives less, IN
r'ton 40 cents; two Insertions A three insertions IL liz and
,y7eIy succeeding insertion :Sl cents.
Thrice a week, wcc, every
Twice week, FIRST Insertion as cents, every succeeding in
csstion 50
Once week, first insertion 10 ccss; every succeeding
Triton so cents
All advcr,sovnents also inserted the CoNsrruroyu
i:Hiu.
4 rsTscnt advertisers must pay in advance.
nc number OF insertions be noted the Ms, they
al he inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
cc-ding,y
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars for Two
I'D in that proportion lor advertisements OF greater eng,h
except Auotonce and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
week, Cfucsdays and Frdays,) at five dollars per anuun,
payabe IN advance.
For 4dcertistng75 cents square, or less, oE the first in
sertiol, and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
ANTI ANGULAR
sE STEM CE wNTpTNS.

EINOR the easy attainment a fee, cxpeditous
~ permanent current hand, as adapted inits mod
'icaon to private life the Of business the stu
dent end ladies'.
MR.. GLASCOTT, pupil Of Mr.. Carpenter. pos
lively and in the most unequvocal manner, assures
those persons who's" hand writing may be any wav
imperfect that by the above system, he imparts in
teetge easy Lessons to Ladies' neat, rapid and fash
ionable hand, truly elegant aud ady-like-and to
gentlemen, style at bold, free and expeditions
and expressly calculated for mercantile pursuits re-
gardess how long they may have been habuated TO,
or how deficient may be their present mode of writing.
Mr.. u. will have his evening school from TIL o.
The day time will be devoted 10 his attendance on
families.
n. B.-Communications through the Post Office
shall be promptly attended &c.
/ would recommend Mr.. Giascott pupil of nine.
rs every way qualified to teach the An,i-Angular
Method Of Penmanship, ard feel assured that he will
10 justice 10 those who may extend their patronage
towards HIM. a CARPENTER.
ian 25-eof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
FALL GOODS.
1EAEA RSETLSON g. co.

GzALA NELSON & CO.
AVE received and are now opening, general
n assortment of Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, ofthc
atesl mportation-consisling IN part. Of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, toilinct and swansdown vcstIngs
Plain aud fancy nDrcntInc and mnrseilles do
SupCriinC. mIddling and common sattinetts
Striped, plaid ana plain lInseys
Single and double mIll"d kerscys
Rose, point and duilc blankets
Supcrlinc white and assorted fionucls
Tartan plads and camblets
Black and COlOurcd bombaZctts
French and English mcrno cloths
M"rINO CrCasslnns. assorted colours
English and French Jet bombaznc5
Il large assortment of fancy prints and gEahams
0-8. 81 and Cd cambrick and inconct inusns
Figured and pluiu Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked. striped and corded isconcts
81 bordcrcd Swiss and iaCkonat CrayIts
Black i,alIan and fancy silk do.
English Ond India flag and bnndanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet mcrno shawls
ThbCt and cas- mcrc do.
WoTstcd barcgc. Thibct and mcrmo hdkis.
Fancy silk, barcgc and craze hdk.a and scars.
Rich ChaugcablC gros dc naples silks
Elegant fOulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros dcs hides
Black and chanpcabc figured maudarncs
Black Italian luslrinc. su crior quality
Heavy company satin and lcvoniincs
Snrsnct scnshCw and florence silks assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style bolt and bonnet ribbanj5
Lace caprs, pclcrmcs 30 iorclns, OF the latest style
Black and white lace wells
LAGOS, cdgngs and quillings, assorted
III and White and black bobbnct l1ccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black aud white, worstcd aud cotton do.
Ladies and gcntlcmcns gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and supcriiuc ingram carron.a and rugs
Irish lncns, lawns and shCcliug5
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bleachcd Russia shooting
Scotch ozuahurgs and TlckcuburCs
Heavy cotton o2naburCs
Brown and blcuchcd shirtiugs and shcctiugs
Checks Plaids ticl;ings, jeans, ctc-which, with
fertilizer supplies daily expected, viii be sold at the
lowest urircs. 80 Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
NOTICE.

u Il. BLAMTRE takes thus mcthnd of informing
- his customers and the public of his daily cXpcc
tution from Philadelphia of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article for a Kitchen
Cumberland can, he believes with confidence, re-
commend them genuine.
N. q. j. ii. Il. f."ls thankful to his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during The past
season. dec s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
BoARDING-HoUsE FoR Rent.

BoARDING-HoUsE FOR Rent.
House by rs" Eatiia@r, over r. he B9255fgnG6
Aessrs. Graunis, Son e. Brothers, is for rent 1t is
n complete repair and is probably well adapted for
Boarding Iloase any house the Main street
Terms moderate if immediate application is made
apply to OTIS, DUNLOP 81 CO
ian 25-it Or Mr Grannss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
EqGBE HOTEL.

EAGLE HOTEL
THSHE Subscriber. having recently become the pro-
q pretor of he Eagle Hotel in the town Of Car
tcrsvil!e formerly kept by Mrs. Johnson,) hereby
notifies mis- friends and the public generally. that he
is prepared 4 comodate Travellers. and all persons
who may think proper to patrouizc him.
With disposition TO please h. faters himself
with the belief, both of merlling and receiving duo
proportion Of public patronage.
T. II. JORDAN,
Cartersviile, Va. January 8th, l93l-3tct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26

q wish to purchase hire, four five good farm
hands, for which liberal price will be given. APP
ply TO Mr. John wight, Cary -street) Richmond to
the subscriber, at Tuokahoc.
T. l.. WIGHT
ian 2O-2awGtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
Chewing Tobacco.
No Mistake.

"ALTHALLS best chewing tobacco. for SALE
w at retail, by !. II. EUSThCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26

Oh Bbs Fiddler Sc Taylor's fresh Beer landing
eDO for sale by
jan t2-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

EVE subscriber has for sale his farm j miles
above Richmond. the trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba, or r5ite
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the is mp.
pToachng in which they may be traHspantcd be is
may be IN want of the article; and as he is well sa,js
tied that the SILK culture must be one ofthe most nc
iito6c branches the agrculrurst can turn his atci
ton to- he hopes 90 be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise dcliv
cradle in Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof J. W. SMITH.
II B.-Orders may be left ct Scott 81 Smiths, L
street, Richmond. oct l-2avff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-26
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REW.4RD.


q AN authorised to offer reward Of $500 each, fox
a he apprehension and delivery TO me, to my dep
uty WIN Carer, j, Richmond city. OF leroy Jordan
and CHARTS Uhieiy, who were out upon bail. snd
have broke their rccOgnzunces by failure appear
az the Circuit Court Of the United States at Rich
mond, upon charge Of 6rging tho dccaf stions and
other documents ror obtaining the pay oi certain So
dlers otthC. Revolution; and against whom true bills
wore found hy The Groud Jury, at the last term o.
thg said court.
| am informed thlt the above mentioned Leroy Jor-
dan was a resident from hls birth Of Bedford county;
is from 10 to 30 years Of age and about feet or
inches iu height stout heavy built full face short neck,
large round head black hair. and heavy black beard
arn also informed that Charles Whbry was for tho
The last 20 % years resident Of said county Of Bed
iord from 10 TO - years ofsgc, nearly SIX feet in
height, slender and straight built Tim vIsage, light
complexion EcucCl IN his appearance, and % nsnuat-
INC manners JOHN PEGRAM, Msrshal.
Of The U :, foo The T. District uf Vn.
Ian g. 1881 Il---lM
The editors oribp Rictwo-d Whg ard I.ynchburg
Vrrruan w,f r',d.c ,n,.u fr' '.-eg",rg tor two
months tunics. sooner n.on, 'Tuaudoa) und forward
| their ace s.t- to jnp tr payment.
:.G2hM. Hi-.Ea' = D ga
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
From The New-orleans Arpus IF oet,b.-

argus
:, STEAM ExcAvATsR-The plan of machine for
dlgg'ng or excavatng exhibited to us YESTERDAY
IL Is the invention of Mr.. VIM. Graha IN, a citi
zen OF TINS State, and for which he has lately pro-
cured Patent The machine is exceedingly SIM
Plc' and may be worked either by horse or steam
power and if, there is no reason to doubt il
shou prove to answer the purpose intended it will
DC OF vast benefit to this country, more mr.
tcuiarly TO Louisiana, which is susceptible of and
destined to be canalled to prodigieus extent. BY
TINS machine stumps and logs cut away and
raised with the earth. We borrow the following
description of it from the Lettera Pateat of the in
vcntor.
The power applied to crank, gives motion to
spur plnlon wheel attached to the shaft of the OK
caVatlng wheel, at the circumference of which the
power is made to take effect.
"a portion of the power not expended on the ex-
caVatlng wheel is carried thro' the medium of boye
wheels placed on the outside of the carriage franc
TO shafts on the ends of which worm screws.
working into the two wheels that support tn
after part of the carriage, by means whereof tn
ced.
"Ihe whole carriage is made to move forward
towards the LEFT hand and the excavating wheel in
contrary direction in a direction contrary TO tn
motion Of the wheels on which the carriage rest,
by which means after the excavating wheel has
been sunk into the EARTH ready for the operation of
the steam engine, and having this backward reyo-
luton, 1t IS made to take effect by means of its
Steel Cutters--immediatoly after they have passed
line perpendicular to the centre of motion of tho
wheel, and raising lifting the earth forward, is
is continued on the cutters, by of their fan
Ges and the rapid rotary motion of the wheel III
til brought past line perpendicular its centre on
the top Of the wheel; when the earth is forcbly
discharged, and falls roof GOV ering the after
part of the carriage.
with an engine of eight horse power this ma
chine will perform the labor of three hundred work
ing hands'
MIR. Graham has been for some time employed
IN experimenting tho construction of one of
hi IL.
about two thirds peted, but ne is now compel-t
led to suspend it for want of funds to continue it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
'OLCANO IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.

VOLCANO IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
Copy OF letter from the Vice Admiral to Major
General the Hon. Sir +. G. Pousonby, Licute
dant Governor of Malta, &C.
"Ihe st. Vincent at Militia. Ju1y 25. 1891
"Sr-l have the honour Of communicating In
Your Excelloncy reports which ] have received
from Commander Swinburne of the Rapid. and
Conmsbder Smith of The Philomol, of the exist
encc oil p Volcano, which has lately arisen on the
south west coast Of Sicily, and of its position and
appearance, during several days of minute exami-
nation. have the honor TO be, &c.
(Signed) III. HOTHAM, Vice Admiral"
"IHs Mgjestys sloop Rapid at Malta, Juty 49,
sill have the honour 10 inform you that on
tue 18th OF July, 1881, at p. NJ the town of Mar
saIa bearing by compass r. half N. 9 miles, OBJ
served from on board his Macsty's sloop Rapid. un.
der my command, high irregular column of very
"hl's smoke or steam, bearing S. by L. l steered
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
MARRIED.

At Old Town, in King William county, on the
9th instant, by the Rev. - Claybrook, BEVERLY
d. Roy, NJ. d. of King and Queen county, to Miss
Lucy ANNoN, daughter Of MIR. Christopher John.
son.
''SPirts of love about them minstrel,
'And God approving blessed t5e holy joy"