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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-20

This Day Received,


I'm sale by WIN. NJ MORRISON, Olney's School
~ Geography and Atlas, 9Th edition
Fessenden's New American Gardener, 5th edition
Henshaw's COMMITMENTS Guide
Tales of Travels in the North Of Europe
Do do IN Central Africa
Do do west ofthe Mississippi with numer-
Gus engrsvIngs, by Solomon Bell, late Keeper of the
Travelling Library, Province House Court, Boston,
These volumes are the first of series which in
tended to supply to the children Of the United States
entertaining abstract Of the most popular books Of
Travels which have lately appeared.
VIM. NJ NJ. has also on sale,
Peter Parley's Geography
Do do Tales about Africa
do do do Europe
DO do do Asia
DO do do America
DO do do Sun, Noon and Stars
DO do do Sea
DO do do Islands In the Pac. Oc'n
Do do Juvenile Tales
Ro do Winter Evening Tales
june 16
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

The BE-. ship Tamerlane, Capt Miller arrived nm
Saturday afternoon, let London the 10th uli pass
ed the Ediysoae Light on the 18th, and took pilot
off our Bar the 9th insthus making her run rom
land to Iand in the remarkably short period OF 20 dave
BY this arrival we are favored with the London
Morning Herald Of the 7tb u-tbe only paper brought
by the chip.
The TamerIsne left Gravesend az before reported.
on the 29h November, but getting ashore in the River
was Obliged to put back 10 re-copper Capt Miller fur.
nishes 30 verbal newS in addition TO what is contained
10 the Herald
As far as we are enabled to form an opiaion, from
the contents OF This paper the ahafs of Europs are Of
more pacific character.
The Regency Bill pas'ed It's third reading In the
House OF Lords on The 9Th ut The House of Com
mons was occupied the day, in the consdera-
ton of sundry petitions upon the subject Of Reform
An Inquiry made at what time IL was ipts pded 10
adjourn The House for recess! To which Lord Pal.
mer ton replied that il would necessarily dsnend mn
the progress OF business before the House but he
thought that the lime might probably bs about the
10th OF the month.
The county election in Yorkshire, 10 SUNNY tbe
place ef Mr.. Broughsm, IN the House of Common !.
was TO take place on tbs h timo 1t was expected
that Sir John JohUstono would be elected without Cd
position, as no on bad consented TO oppose him
A arge portion OF ihs Herald is taken I'm with The
details Of evidence given In before the Court Of
sngag d 10 the trial Of the French Ex- Minister, A.
mong', the evidence published several short let
err IRON the Marshal Duke Of Rsgusa, to the King
du Jog the conflict 10 Paris
The Right Reverend DR.. Phillpotts, has been elect.
ed Bishop o. Exeter.
Madame VFstris has taken a lease Of the O'vpooic
hriL
Kean was performing at Glasgow, 10 crowded hou.
Sc, tthe clJse Of November.
fCHdriesfon Courier, Jan. 10.
The French brig Emma, Capt AubUrt, arrived at
THE port on Saturday last, from Havre oHthe West m
I.lHd', fell 10 with the Ffench fdsa,e Tsrpsichors
Of SO guns from the South Sas, bound to France
The Emma approached her with the ui-colorsd fas,
whilst the frigais displayed ths dTdpeau blanc o.
approaching each other, boat was despatched from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
Dec. 60-w3t T,,,s,


TFUNRUST SALE OF NEGROE Ar CITMpFp-.
u LAND COURT-HOUSE-By virtue Of a deed
Of trust executed by James b. Ferguson to Nicholas
~. vaughn and william Boiling, Trustees, Bearing
tne CIeiks office OF Goochlsnd county court oe the
same day. WI be sold at Goochand Courthouse on the
zn gay OF december, 1880, that being day, al
rowing negro slaves md the increase Of the females IL
any, since the date of the deed TO wit Dennis Ben
joshua Lille Betty, Amey, and Albert and Jack chill.
dfen OF Aney, and many Of them, as may be necss
ssry 10 satisfy the purposes Of the deed and the
expenses ending the execution thereof IL IL behaved
Will be necessary to raise about SS0Osucb lille an
vested IN the Trustees and hat only will be convey
ed to the purchasers If the slaves by the or
Trustee, that may act. THE TRitsTEES
N. BY request, the above saJe il noe ncn al mi,
the l7h day Of January, 1881, when il will take place
at Gooehl"Dd Courthouse, bsog Court day-and at the
other negroes, late the property OF J. Il Fsrsnson
Goochland, Nov 49, se ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
"Mucu vEr srMAiss us,vsG."

LOSr-A oREAr NAN's COURAGE.
Tho following poe,cal appeared an late Londo
Missing or Lost. last Saturday night,
Waterloo coin, whcreon trae'd
Tn inscription Courage" la letters bright,
Though little by rust of ycars dcfacd.
The metal thereof is rough and hard
And-tis thought OF late--misd up with BRASS
But IL bears the stamp Of Fame's award,
And through all posteri,y's hands will pass.
H,,o II was lost, God only knows,
And, perhaps, tho city-whoso thieves, they say
Broke in on the owners evening dszc,
And hch'd his "gin of Cod" away.
One nc'er could OF course, tho ci,s suspect,
III he hadn't, that evening, chauced to 500,
AT the robb'd mans door, Mare olsct,
With an ass, to keep hor company.
Whosoovor of this lost treasure knows
Is begged to state all facts about H.,
As the owner can't well face his oes,
Nor, indeed his ffiends, just now-without L.
And, if Sir Clod will bring 1t back,
Like trusty baronot, wise aud able,
He shall havo a ride he whtost back
That is len in old King Georges stable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
,opr BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

HPOBT I. SMITH respeetfnIlv acans;nts ,hs ruh,,.
~ ne mas purchased from Collins & Go. their entire
ssocn " books, Stationary sc in the eity of Rich.
v,.d, shu 'hai he will conoue in the store lormerIv
Yofe experienced by the friends end customers of
we es,abhment (which be ihinks will not be drnin
sneoJ VIII induce them to continue heir favots The
Iha me most strenuous sxerions OF The house will be
used to Increase S value and give general sassction
''"'" 7s-6 --w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

Don Gomez Pedraza. formerly Minister Of War,
and President of tha Uoited st,s of Mcxro a,,iy.
New Orleans on board the Oscar, condo med to tour
years Punishment by the Mexican Congress. Don
Somc1thought he might be permitted to return to
MS country under the protection of the present Go.
vernmenf, but az soon as he arrived at Vera Cruz an
order from the Executive received forbidding his
landing in the Repub bile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
A FRAGMENT

DO any thing but love; or, if thou lowest,
And ant a Woman, hide thy love from him
Whom thou dost worship; never let him know
How dear he is--hit like bird before him.
Lead him from troe to tree, from flower to flower
But be not won, or thou wilt, like that bird
Whom caught and Gagged, DO len to Pine neglected,
And perish in forgetfuness. l.. K. l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

the irsas. to ascertain the Of the appesrap IS
OF tue u ceiored dag The boarding officer wus o.
formed oil the great changes which had taken pAe
home-but the officers were for sometime nered uiouu,
they had carefully examined tho French papers IN
board the Emma. All the officers who came on Doe I'd
the orig' appeared to hail the change with pleasure.
no..
Our correspondents Of the Royal ,zsit-, Hamilton.
losrmuda have FORWARDED us per brig Southampton,
capt. S'owe' ,hsir papers from l4h December 10 h
inst. and the T.ridad Guardian OF 10Th Oct.
Capt sows has al'o politely favored US with lie
Of the Royal Gazette 10 4th inst.
The Burmuda Gazette of 2lst December. auuouo ees
the receipt the day before, OF the Presidents Mes.
sage, by the arrival OF the brig William tho Fo,irth
at ST. Georges from New York, and copies that part
OF which relstss TO the ening OF the West India
Po.s 20 the commerce. OF the United States, upoi, which
suoJeet the Gazette remaIks BY II appears that the
ports OF our colonies are soon to be opened tho ship
pug vi 'hs OAued States. but still kept In ig-
norance OF inc terms one thing, however 10 ELECTED;
Os' oy ms fresiieuts own shewiug, he doss not ex-
peer any oher terms than those offered to An,ica, In
common with other Nations, by the of act lS35 The
Americans are, il is asserted making every prepara-
uon previous to the receipt oi the expected Order in
Council opening ports to their vessels pour their
produce into the Islands; several have gone far
commence shipping hour, Sc"
The following paragraph is from the ST. Yiucsnrs
Gaz site:
Opening OF the P0rfs.-Private advices. by thu
racket, rom the Colonial Agent, mention, wo UNDER
stand, that the Earl OF Aberdeen had at length admit
TED that treaty Tor opening tn ports OF these Colonies
10 the commerce Of the United States, had been con.
c'uded and that the receipt Of it's ratification by the
American Government (wth which our readers are
acquain'ed) an Ord-r in Council for carrying il into
effect would be ready TO transmit 10 the respective au.
thori'ies in the coooies BY the folls.sing Packet.
Norfolk Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed TO the sub.
hD scribers by Matthew X. Parkinson, caring date
cord in the Clerks Office OF the County of Amelia for
certain purposes therein mentioned the will
proceed TO sell on The fourth Thursday 10 January next
al Amelia Court House, il beirg Amelia Court day al
public auction to the highest bidder for cash tract
oil land containing three hundred acres lying in the
sdd county and seventeen likely negres consisting OF
men, women, boys and girls and Household and Kitch
en- furniture, IN the said deed particularly
we believe The title to this property to be unique sion-
se CUT acupg as trustees, will convey only such
tile 10 the purchasers, as lie vested in us.
JOHN T. LEIGH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

lac course OF tdc Richmond ENQUIRER is truly
contemplate. Is possible that the mouth niece OF
d great party can be made TO speak with two voices
TO the aspirants for power! Can 1t be that the Edi-
tor of the Richmond Enquirer will truckc to the
editor of the WASHINGTON Telegraph Such is the
TACT. The course of the Enquirer, at all times tor
tuous, and twisting, is even more sinuous than
ever. 1t seeks to thread the labyrinth of political
failure "
why should the sneers and rebukes of the TeIe-
graph DE borne with much meekness and PATIENCE
IVY nave no disposition" says the Enquirer, "to
'ash the already angry into fury" Precious
confession! TO sustain the party then, honor is to
De sacrihced, and independece dsregardcd. We had
thought the motto of the Enquirer was sVerite sans
peur." 0N''
The backing and filling Of the Enquirer will NOT
answer Virginia will not consen, to be nun gcd
out OF her true opinion. When was it that tho old
domnion-ever acted upon the non-conmittoI svs,en2
Never 1t is not in the nature of her per1,o tn sir
with their arms folded, and wait for the tide 1.-THE
Enquirer will not lead, it will be led -.4ier GaS
EIRGINIA.-As far have had an opportunity.
OF Judging, from actual observation and from intr
nation derived from other sources public opinion in
Virginia, with regard to the recent correspondence
is decidedly IN favor of Mr. Calhoun. Gen jackson
has undoubtedly fallen the opinion of the people
We know this to be fact. Mr. Van Buren, Suffers
uiIer tne strong suspicion of being accessory to- or
raher inc principal IN the plot to undermine the re-
putation OF bis competitor 1t is orr firm beef ,I.,
TIME VIII Continue to operate against the disunited
triumVirate, and work their downfall together.-IJ
The National Republicans have every reason for
congratulation in their prospect of success very
large number of gentlemen, who went to Washington
ast rail-, as jackson men, have return, d. impressed
with belief that their duty TO themselves and tbeS
country calls upon them to oppose the Generals cleo
uon' we do not mean that they are ready to de.
nounce the President and his Cabinet as imbecJe and
traitorous or to declare upon those who uphold
them-but satisfied that the present Executive cannot
fulfil the expectations of those who placed him in off
ce and that lie is continually open deception by
intriguing ministers, these gentlemen have come to
conclusion that a change be made in the Execu-
tive OF the General Government, and the time has ar
rived when measures should be adopted to effect
that change ~. S Gaz.
GRATTTrnE The report is gathering strength
that Mr. Randolph, our Minister no where near the.
Court of St. P@tersburgh, is returning home to op-
pose the present administration, and particularly
"he Republican Party who exercises the functions
lof Secretary of State Get tn Brute" as some-
ooGy told Gen Jackson to say to Mr. Calhoun
We hear that Il correspondence between General
jackson and General Haynes suddenly closed
by the former returning to the latter his letter with
the simple but expressive comment "1NsoLENy''
marked upon t.--[U s Ga<.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18
DEATHS.

in Winchester on "wednesday as the End year of his
age, the Hon RoRERr WHITE OF General Court of Vrgi
ma soldier OF the Revolution and his day. one of the
brnghtes ornaments Of the Judiciary of the state
The ary as volunteer the age I6 in less than wear he
was promoted TO leuenancy He served with DISTINGUISHED
galanry until severely wounded I777 in New jersey In
10 he waS placed the Bench of the General Court In
1924 he was unfortunate fracture again the same limb
"hch ha been so severely wounded service of his
try In 1925, whilst on his circuit he was aarted Win "a
alysis from which ne never recovered ~ ~ -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18
q bkA WING OF tFc Union Canal Lottery,
Ell No. 81
II. 40, &C, 10, 81, 10, 1, 65, 50, 81.
HENRY WIN. GEOGHEGAN,
IROUSE, 5IGM AND FANCY
DAENV'E1Ep

BeSS teGre most reSPecDuy 10 inform The inhabitants
If The ciiy IF Eic'imond and its Djcirity,
FHVHAF he has commenced the above business in
g It's various branches, and from the very great
encouragement received from many gentlemen for
whom nc has worked, and to whom he has also the
privilege of referring, he is induced to offer this no
tice, and solicit portion public patronage.
Orders left at his Shop, formerly occupied by j. g.
Martin. Engraver, next to ]. VI Johnston's Hard
ware store, and opposite the Merchants Coffee
House, Main street, will be puncnay attended to.
Il Enc public are invited IN c1 nj his Shop, and
see specimens Of Fancy Wood. Marble, &c.
u IT. W G respectfully refers, by permission, 70
the following gentlemen for who he has done work
for evidence Of bis abilities: Mui@r CLARKE, BcIona
Arsenal; NICHOLAS MILLS, Lsq. Sh7ckoe Hill. Rich
mond and other gentlemen III Richmond and the
reighborhood mar 1O-lawtf
Insurance against loss or damage BY Fire.
TH7UE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
q Of New York will insure against loss or danaoe
by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, and
other property
WILLIAM II HUBBARD Aren't.
ONCE al the Counting Room Of Hubbard e. Gard
ncr. \. Ice mar 7--law1y
i " ~N'ftrtrt"EAL VINO is published twice week;
Iuc,oaJs an" Fnd7ys at five dollars per annum payable
For advcrtIsns7J square (or less) die first
insertion and 90 cents each continuance The number OF
Insertions must be noted the the advertise
"IGIs WA'Dc continued and charged accordingly.
l''OUs 10 dscontuUance Of the paper al aEBaT5gcs
nus De pad uP And those who wish TO discontinue, will
notify the Editors that effect twenty days before the
period expires for which they subscribed
al letters to the Editors must be POST paid, they vii
receive no attention
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks OF any of the States
viii be received in payment for subscription the Wing,
and remittanoe be made through the Post Office the risk
Of the Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18
Rich'd. 18th March, 1881.
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
SAINT PATRICK'S DAY-l7th MARCH. 1881.
Oh. for the days when green Innisfall
Was land ofpeace and order,
AS free as the gale that swept her vale
Or the surge that chafed her border.
Oh. for the days when Tara's dome
Arose IN Pomp and spleudour-
When no Gael need roam from his haIowed ho,,a
And Erin had sons defend her,
On. for the days when mountain and plain
With generous wealth abounded-
And the MlTBtrel's strain not wak'd in VAIN
Thro her halls of state resounded
Oh! for the days of the Red Branch KNIGHT
OF the Chelalns blazon'd in story
ke:olvd 10 fight for their cOuntTy's right
10 vanq"ish, or die for her glory.
Oh! for the days when Patrick show'd
10 her sons the truths of Heaven,
And piety glow'd where his accents how'd
And vice from our Isle was driven.
Oh. for the days when from braek and wood
Al the breath of his mandate hurried
The venOmOus brood which the bIllowv flood
In ITS deep broad bosom buried.
Oh. then was Erin Sanity Isle
And Christendom looked and Landed
Whilst fraud and guile fed her virtues smile
And nousht but her name was applauded
Fright, bright! the renown which in DAYS of wore.
Tier sons had won for their nation
" hen the cross they bore from shore 10 shorn
'Had announced to the earth salvation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

. 10 TIE EpGToRs THE RICHMOND WHIG
gu VIII be so KIND give to the following lines
III your esteemed and patriotic paper the inst which
is the anniversary of the Patron Saint reland-and Won will
"'e' IaVouF on your much obliged and humble servant
A Son OF EMERALD IsIf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

MEXICO. The New Orleans Bee Of the 2Gph
ut ocEnowIcdgrs the receipt Of papers oE aie date
from MeElCo. The most important news which thev
contain is tho announcement. by deepncb from the
Alcaiia of !iuTUCo 20 the coiDmaudGnt Of the dc
Pnrtm"nt Of Elutla, o. the almost total dcfrnt Of
GucTr2ros parry. and the capture OF that chief It
appears he was taken at Acapulco on the South Sea-
ond conveyed hcnce to ii11tulco on board The Sar-
oman brig Z Iombo Tho despatch is dated on the
18Th Of January, and tatcs that the bro arrived ON
he goth 1t was transmitted b, the c,nmondant of
10 th" Governor IF Oaca. and by HIM for
warded to he Minister. Guerrero left IuatulCo OF
the Goth for Oaca guarded by strong escort. From
thence he viii doubtless be- conducted 20 MeZico.
where the Judgment Of = council of War viii
speedily decide his fate.
MAssAc5tUsETr~ CLASS Inc Governor of Mas
sacbusetts- in Message tn the House of Rcprescn
tatlyes on Thursday last, acknowledges the receipt
OF S4I9,748 &c from he Secretary of The Treasury.
under the Act of Congress which provides for the
settlepen' Of the Massachusetts Claims The terms
ofthe Act by which Maine was separated from Mas
sachUsets proper, give one third Of this money to
that State. II viii be observed that for some reason
or other the accounting officers have cut short Ga few
thousand dollars the appropriation alotced by Con.
grcss,-which was S43O,748 &c. The original Claim
was S843601 81, Jour Com
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20
THE OLIO.
THIS IS LOVE

To sigh for hours at Beauty's feet,
 To start when rival steps draw near, v. zA.s::.t!! ::t!!. ard dent warmth her glance to meet,
 And pour soft flatteries in her ear; To kneel, till won by faircr form
 4. sssss.: sssss. and then fersake And while new hope, new fancy warns,
 To leave her trusting heart to break This passion haunts our earthly span
 This is the wavering love of MAN To seek one form in early youth,
 To court no gaze, no VOW beside, 5 To told through life an hoiy truth;
 Which firmest proves when deepesttried, ;s n,; ;;;. s spa rl ing light
 Can halls and palaces illume, Yet shines moro cheering and moro bright In scenes of darkness and of gloom: This faith desceDds from realms above, Ihis, this is Woman's changeless love!
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20
ATSsfEsoN's A cAs1xEr.

Gems of Literaiure, I'll ard Senfimenf. IaAGH No. of tLi. popnIar n . sl.s ..~-;.s .f1 odical for 1881, will contain 4s ,s, |, more royal octave pages of letter prcss closely printed on fine type and good e 2 per, forming at the end Of the year yo1. nme of about 60o pages. Price S2 5tl . year in advance.
 Every Nc. viii be embeiiished witb on. elegant Copperplate and several handsoms Wood engrayings, Music, and illnstrat;essss of Botany; besides a beautiful Title psss and a general Index for the volume. Ts5s Copperplates will embrace Portraits If ,,.,s most distinguished men, the Fash;oa. Views, and fancy Pieces, equal to those :. any periodical in the Unifed States.
 An elegant plate of tiie latest Irasb;on. will be published in the January No. Ono of the Figures full length Portrait 1T Queen Adelaide of England; a Lady in R,Ii Dress; a Walking Dress, and Cap and I'm ban, of the newest style.
 The February No. will contain a snIen. did Portrait of Washington. An elepaat Scripture Piece for March, is in the hands of the Engraver. The subsequent sr. cravings will be of the best quality.
 Liberal premiums have been offered fnr choice original contributions. And sne. cial care will be taken to have the seec- tions of the most interesting and instrue- tive matter, consisting of Moral Tales. Biography, Historical Sketches, Poetry. Light Reading, &c.
 The Volumes of the Casket for 1897. ,2s. '29, and 30, embellished with great nun. Der of engravings, bound or in Nos. nav still be had, price s2 50 volume. This may be the last opportunity of obtaining complete sets. But small nnInber oyer what is required for present subscribers will be published in 1891. Address for- ders post paid)
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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20

OFFICE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, 49 WALL-sT. NEw-YoRK. JAN. 1881.
 DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given to all E persons whom 1t may concern, having Claims. Debts, Inheritances, &c. payable or recoverable abroad, that this Agency has established, under the special auspices and patronage of distinguished individuals in this country, a regular correspond ence with eminent Bankers, &c. in the principal ports and capitals of Foreign Governments, In commercial relations with the United States; through the mediation whereof such valid claims as may be confded thereto, will be expedited for settlement, and promptly and effectively recovered; when furnished by tie claimants with the suita- hie legal proofs and vouchers, together with the requisite Power of Attorney, to be taken and acknowledged before any Jndge of Court of Record, or other competent Civil Magistrate, Municipal Authority, or Notary Public; and the whole duly authen- ticated by the Governor of the State or Territory in which the same may be per- fected, and legaLsed by the appropriate Fo~ reign Consul.
 Having also established similar corres- pondcncc throng!ou. the United States and British America, the like claims for re- covery in any part thereof resp actively will be received and efficiently attended to n behalf of American as we'll as foreign, claimants
 Orders for the investment of funds on Mortgage of Freehold property. or in the purchase of Public Securities ofthe United States, Canal Loans of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c. punstaaily and faithfully executed.
 Applications addressedto to this Agency in cases requiring the investigation of claims, search of record, or tho intervention of legal proceedings, should be accompanied with an adequate remittance to defray the preliminary charges and disbursements at- tending the same, and all letters must be post paid.
 AARON H. PALMER, Counsellor oft the s. c. efthe U s. .4ctnary.
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