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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

NEW GOODS.
Ok BBLs. Genesee Flour, July inspsc-
IL AO ton,
SO bbIs No 2 Mackerel,
casks Copperas,
hhds Retailing Molasses,
1000 lbs. first quality Hams,
10 bbls. Clear and Mess Pork,
1000 bush st. Ubes Salt,
100 sacks Fine Butter do.
Together with Sugar, Tea, Oil, Wine, To-
bacco, Snuff, &c. &c, for sale on the most ac-
commodating terms, at the Canal Store, Gem
tral-sttset, by ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester, July 90.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

%" A PROBATE COURT will be held in this
town on Tuesday next
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

Office is hereby given, that the spb.o,;.
~ bers have been appointed, by the J Hon :
Nat NJ Paine, Judge of Probate for The County
o, worcester, Commissioners to receive and
tate OF THOMAS U. CUTTING iata IS
Princeton, in said County, deceased, renresent-
ed insolvent; and six months from tbe OOH
day OF June last, are allowed to said cred;tors
to bring In and prove their claims; and that
they Will attend the duties of that service AT
the hall over the Store of Charles Russell, in
said Princeton, on the first Mondays of SEN
tember and November next, from two TO ak
O'Clock, T. NJ, on each of said DAYS.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
JOHN WHITNEY.
Princeton, July 90, 1881. ~9o
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NOTICE.

VIE Committee appointed for the nr.
N OF building School House, in the CC. aP",s
District in Grafton, wish to contract with s".
person or persons to build said House. and sns
materials The Building is to be SO BY d. ona
b a nigh, to be built of wood Proposals will
a secsived until the Goth day of August next
so ESQ the Committee wish to contract with
Of ,SIp person I to do the Stone Work. The Dian
of the . mUuse may be seen by calling on either
PPE Ea1 E GoDDARD,)
rHiLlP WING,
JOSEPH BRUCE ''m"''ee'
Grafton, July 81.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27

NAKEN up by the subscriber. a br;ob, IA
COW, having holes bored in her bo,n su
winch the owner can obtain by calling IN ,bs
subscriber and paying charges. '"'
Sterling, July 81. 'i1'N'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

Col. J. w. White has been reelected to Congress as the delegate from Florida.
 Death ef Capt. Foster.-The London Literary Ga. zettee says, learn with much reg'et by letters jus, receives the untimey fate of Capt. Foster, ofhis Ma. jessys ship Chandelier, has been been employed for the last three years on scientific expedition in va. rions parts of the gOhe and about to return. Capt Foster had left his ship for the purpose of making series of rocket observations the lsthmus of Pana. ma and on his return down small and shallow river 'n canoe, he Is said to have faiea overheard and 'oHhavs been drowned. But strong suspicious exis, '"r believing ihat this young, gifted. and highly F''or'ous officer was treacherousy murdered.
 A" oura"s Ousang has recently been imported a. Bos'on from Batavia. She has suffered much on the voyage and is very sick. She is greatly affected by cold, and keeps blanket constantly wrapped about her. The animal stole quantity of medicine from the veessi's chest. and draak much as to become seriously indisposed.
 SssmpSsat Aceiasafs.-Tks steamboat Missouri. about she 10th al. on her vny from Franklio. bound to New@OElsans. ssuek asnsg, svs or six mss below she waslh Of Osags river, aud suak immediately. The |s'ea.hheat coosA, on her way ftom Nsw-orleans 'e .oaisvills, Ken was run foul 0fhy the 0,leans and sunk, ahsni S0 miles below New Madrid. Nine pas. sanseEe % the Coasa were dtDwned- Clara Fish escaped.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

PediArs ef sasodsn eiocks ia Indiana receive 09OD apiece for them, and the number cold ia a Sear amounts eeOooo. The state has been sallsd.aa Ger leRslatiVe iatarVanaian.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09


 ApOthccaries. 1 Bishop, Priests, and a Church establishment.
 A. Money-88, ,0OO rOubtes, 20,OOO dacafs. ~ "Cannon--2l pieces. with harness, Nzc.
 900 shirts,7, standards, 60 baggage wagons. 54 powder do, n officers eQnipages."
 On the 5th of April the Poles also succeed ed in defeating the Russians; on which Occa- sion the numbers were as follow, :--
 10000 killed. 4OOO prisoners, and 6 pie ces of artillery"
 This last engagement was with Generals Grismar and Rosen's detachments. which are supposed to consist of about 8O.OOO men.
 Gen. ROsen was amongst the prisoners.
 Marshal Diebiisch has withdrawn his head. quarters from the banks of the Vistula. and retreated to Siedlec to join the remains of the corps of Geismar, Rosen, and Pahlen, which were so mangled by the Poles at the end of March and the beginning Ofihe present month. As the Russian cOmmander announced eyen aIter the first of April, his intention to contin. ne hts operations. and to cr0ss the Vistula as soon as possible. this retreat sufficiently shows the importance of the subsequent success of Skrzynecki. It appears certain however that tne Poles have made some unsuccessful at- tacks on Siedlec, where the Russians coneen. trated their artillery before Disbitsch's arrival and strongly fortified the position, which ia necessary for keeping up their communica- tian with Russia, CT rather with T.ithuan;n. witch ls now, we hope, not RHssien. The Russian account of DweFnecki's movement 's amusing :-" Gen. KFeutx sent word that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
gbe GoHstttuttomal gWbia,
1seesesay Ercasmg. nag. a:s.

'1s leeaoie rumors having reached this city, o.
M insuirectlon of the slaves in Southampton Coun
W with loss of life in order to correct exagpera
uop, and at the same timo to induce all salutar,
caution, we state the following particulars:
An express fomthe Hon. James Trezvant g,
mat an insurrection had broken out, that several
families had been murdered, and that the neoroo.
were embodied, requiring considerable miI;,,rv
forceto reduce them.
The names and precise numbers of the families
are not mentioned. Aetter TO the Post Master cor.
fooorates the intelligence Prompt and eficien,
measures are being taken by the Governor, to call
gut sufficient force to put down the insurrection
ana place lower Virginia its guard.
Serious danger, of course, there is none. The
doluded wretches have rushed on nssured destruc
tion. - - s-s.sl,t -
Inc fayette Artillery and the Light Dragons
~iii leave here this evening for Southampton-th
Artillery SO in Steamboat, and the Troop by land
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
Runaway in Jail.

WAS committed to the jai! 10 Henry coun-
~ tv, Va as runaway on the 28th day OF
May last, q negro man, VINO says he IS free, and
calls himself John Logan: he ia bout 80 years
Old, feet u inches high. wears his hair long be-
lore has scar across his left eye brow, has a
peculiar stiffness in his walk, occasoped LAS he
saysi oy Tell from horse-had on when COM
united TO jail, blue cloth coat and copperps CO.
toured vest and pantaloons. Of domestic CLOTH
snys he was raised By Charles Salad, of Motto
way County, and is acquainted in the counties o.
Prince Edward and Amelia. formerly drove a
Wagon for man named Watson, in Prince Ed
ward-has lived in Georgia, and in the neighbor-
borhood of Camden, with a uan named Burge,
with whom he left his free papers. The owner
If sud slave Is requested TO come forwsrd prove
property, pay charges and take him away, else
i:c will tie disposed of az the law directs
JAMES M. SMITH, Jailor
aug. lo-3m OF Henry county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

TAQUELiN p. TAYLOR wilt receive, by
V;s,he ships Julian. Anacreon, auaaoth
opportunities from London and Liverpool. saireci
TO James River. large supply Of fail and winter
Goocs, which, having been selected with great
care for the Richmond trade, he will be preps-
red 10 sell on such favorable conditions, that he
invites purchasers To his stock, in the hope G,
being able TO furnish then, as good terms rs
they can be had in his couatry. In his assurt-
ment will be found
White, grey and mkt naEtcoetons
Mkt, grey, blue. green and red plains
Rose, point, striped, dufill and army BILE clset.
Drab and olive feurns ughts and fiuehings
White, red, green, yellow and blk il ,nneis 2
Green and red Bookings and hUizes
Pb!e milled dtab, MKT and other cloths
Slp"rfiae blue. bit., brown, olive and tpp,herfy
cloths
Do blue, b,k drab and mix, csssimeres
Valencia, swansdcsgn, teilsnet and velvet
vestihgs y
Rombazets. marine Cireessisns and rattinets
Crimson. lemon aud blue rich n.ofeen and
dau,ask
Caiicoes, gingfIan,s, Ganbfioks snd iackonets
Worstcd. iuHibs' wool, COTTON and silk hosiery
= OHnaonrgs, rlcklenburgs and tarlaps
irish linens, iawus. sheetings aud diapers
On consignment, 90 bales Scotch, VENETIAN
kiederminster, double ply. md BRUSSELS cnrput.
ings and rugs, which he ia aui horized To sch as
low as in any market in the United States.
I-w7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

Tea states 10 that Convention Delegates have
Soauy oeen chosen from, nearly half of the
states aad districts of country and we hear
. :seiy Gay OF the nomination of others. The OBJ
!ec. OF TINS Convention we have always supposed
" Do 10 ooviate the objections which very generally
eNs', 10 nomination by Legislative caucus, com.
posea Oh persons who are not generally authorized
~ represent the People of the respective districts
IN TINS particular. The measure, though first pro.
sea without concert was not finally determined
upon without great previous dcliberation and con.
That National Convention, of the highest reg
pectabhty as to character, and of a number nearly
OF quite equal to that of tho two Houses of Con.
gress, VIII be held in the Cityof Baltimore on the
second Monday in December next, we consider as
certain as any future event IN human AFFAIRS We
trust that In that Convention every District of tho
state of VIRGINIA., and of every other State will be
represented. Let US hope, then, that tho Editor
OF the Wing will direct his powerful pen 10 this
OBJECT; to rouse the People ofevery Congressional
district to appoint Delegates to this Convention;
TINT thu of Stare adverse to the ure
sent order OF things may be embodied and ever
else its due influence the destines of the conn.,
try. The proceedings of this Convention will not
interfere with any subsequent action BY the Mem
0ers OF Congress, should it be deemed expedient
we nope and believe, however, that the Conyen
ton VIII be found the best agent in producing har
mony and efficient cooperation in favor Of such
as may be selected, and that the intervention of
Caucus may be dispensded with; the Members of
congress thus being left to the quiet DISCHARGE of
their proper constitutional duties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
F,or, n, Natidal Intsllieenecr.

The Editor of Tho Richmond Wing, "altbough
opposed to the Caucus sfstem," expresses Ine nope
that the members opposJ TO the re-eleetion GENE
raj Jackson will, Gin collaboration OF the mos I'M
nincnt and dangerous pTiss IN pubic auaits, as
semble and select dndidato 10 oppose the rs
election Of the incumknt, pledging themselves 70
abide by tho choice ofho majority ana tq"aIoS
this object asks tho , operation OF DIS eoitofldl
brethren.
The course thus Ttonnrnended ls' u aI,poatS %
us. urscIude5. az a binary measure, By the gene
rel agreement, entefd into BY common consens o.
all the friends of theaune interests during me iss
session Of Copgresi thatt was sSPeolsnt 70 oolr
4 vsneysi Couvsn1p, TO b COMPOSED Of Dale
gateS chosen for u PuEposs N every part OF toe
fJpfao. ia. nou1ina and recommend csfdIdatei
for Tho RTesideneys1 Vide PgssIdensy Of the Una
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
NEw-YoRK MaRKET-Aurn.t %


CoFHEE-Since the transactions reported in our
last, the principal sales that have come to our
knowledge, embrace 500 bags Brazil at J l, cts
on time
FLOUR & MsAL-In our last we noticed n fur
Their improvement ON flesh ground Flour. Sun
plies of that description continue small, and pri-
ces are well maintained. Sales of Western Canal
fresh at 1891 S5623, the latter price for fancy
brands only; Georgetown DID, re-inspectcd, at
S55,25--fresh ground $3.50, and from new Wheat
1915.
FKur-Thers are but few Malaga Raisins re-
soft shell Almonds at IL cents. and by auction,
yesterday, 100 cases, 6 pots each, Canton prescr-
we'd Ginger, at $40, so per case, 60 days.
GRAIN-Wheat continues in brisk demand sales
since our last, pf parcel of Albany, not the best
at ll3 cents, and two cargoes of North Carolina
enc ll24 cents, and the other of inferior quality
at something less. No Rye in market Northern
Corn, of good quality, brings IS cents. Export
from Ist TO 18th inst. Corn 2152 bushels,
HEMP-Sates of Russia Outshot, new, ut 1920
and Manila At $3.50. There is but little clear
Russia in market, and we have heard of no sale.
of that description.
SUGAE-We remain without any extensive tran
action by private sale, to notice; sales were made
of 100 boxes Cuba white at Ia cents, 4 mos; some
| brown Cuba u u cents; Porto Rico O. a
cents; st. Croix in moderate quantities, and bI
auction, l65 hb1s. New Orleans, inferior TO fair
Al 81 cents, and 25 hhds. st. Thomas, at between
and cents, 3 and mos. Although the trans
actions have not been of much extent, holders ar,
! hrHl, iand the auction sales show an improvement
on previous prices for the same quality.
! FREIdTTs--Vesssls are becoming more plenty
| and tho, rates TO England have declined. RounC
Cotton has been taken for Liverpool at Id, and VI
understand Flour has been shipped at rs Sd. a
| large ship has been taken up for Havrc, to loa,
Cotton at cent for square, and II cents for rount
| bales.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
" OTFCE

FESHE Comhittee appointed by the Unitarian
N uniysrsnltst Society OF Richmond. to
select Gnd purchase lot of ground, and to
ereet thereon House of Worship, do hereby
give notice, that they Ease seIeeted and contrac
ted for said lot, and intend commencing said
Building imlne diately. and do hereby request
those who have subscribed towards defray ing
The expenses of the same. TO call and pay their
Subscriptions to the Treasurer. B.r. Jabez Par
ker, ,c enable said Committee to accomplish the
above work. Those who uay be friendly to
the erecting of said House, and may feel dispo-
SGD to contribute towards IT, who have no, alrea-
dS subscribed, are invited to give in their MINES
and subscriptions to Iaber, Parker, or any enc oil
the members of the building committee, viz: w
Bryan, q. Luckc, 8. s. Saunders, Johnson Eu-
bank, Edward Cox, or Geo. Merriam
By order Of the Committee.
All 3-saw WILSON BRYAN, Chm'p.
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BEsHSTOE ESTATE.
Aas TIC cOssastU Of EDa'. gEIaFsSssss,


q pursuance OF the power vested in the Presi.
- dent and Directors of the Literary Fund, by
an act of the General Assembly passed 25th Febru
airy last authorising the sale of the Bristoe tract
of land, IN the county of Prince William, propos-
ais will be received by the said President and Di-
roctors, for the whole any portion of the said
tract, until the 10th day of Ostober next,
The annexed extracts from the law will shew
the conditions required of the purchasers
Persons Offering proposals will consult then OWN
convenience Ia fixing the instruments Of the puf
chase money.
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 6494 acres
the greater part of which is under leases which will
expire in the year 1S49, and which are subject to
an annual rent of about 25, 600 pounds of tobacco
By order of the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.
]. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud'r.
Cd. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the
duty ofthe said President and Directors to REQUIRE
of the purchaser purchasers of the said tract
bonds with sufficient personal security, PAYABLE 70
the said PRESIDENT and Directors, together with
deed or deeds OF trust the estate so sold to Sc
cure the payment of the purchase money and inter
est which bonds taken, shall bear interest from
the dates thereof And all persons who shall fail
to pay into the treasury annually, within six months
after the shall become due the interest which
may accrue on their said bonds, shall forfeit all
claim TO the credit given on their purchases and
the principal shall thereupon become due and be
recoverable by the said President and Directors
with all interest in arrear, by motion TO the Cere
raj Court on ten days notice of the time of making
such motion, or the payment thereof enforced BY
proceeding On the deed deeds of trust aforesaid
at the discretion of the said President and Direct
ors.
Sd. BE it further enacted, That ali persons be-
coming purchasers of land under the provisions
of this act, shall have the privilege of paying tho
amount of the purchase money at any time
4th. This act shall be in force from the pas
sing thereof.
may 81 2aw ids
Bj'The Editors Of the National Intelligencer and
the Alexandria Phenix, will publish this adyer-
tisement twice week until 10th Oct next and
send their bills to the I'd Auditors Office for pay.
ment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
ARRIVAL OF THE NATcHEz.

NORFOLK, August 23.-The u. s.. ship Match
ez, bearing the broad pennant of Jesse d. Elliot
Esq. Commander in Chief of the West India
Fleet, arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday from
Pensacola-Oficers and crew all well.
The U. S. schr. Shark, Lit Com. BoeruIn sail
ed in Company with the Natchez, for Norfolk, and
parted company Cd day out, off the Tortugus.
The U s. ship Erie, Capt Glack, and schr
a few days previous to the N. all well.
Left at Pensacola, u. S. ship Vincennes, Capt
Shubrick, crew sickly; and schr. Sylph, Lit. Com
Robinson. from Norfolk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
LAW S6,MAOL.

IH1HE sUbecrIbeT Inisnds opening, next fail, av
u School. n The town Of Stsunton; 10 be continued
permanently sdeqnsie encouragement should be recev-
ed The mode Of Instruction will be ~ ls6,Uffs
end study, ard frequent examinations IN order dsis
the gessr part OF bis ,Ds TO the proposed school, hs
VII from rs commencement, eonhus his Pfscuce 70 fhs
Coun Of appczis at Lswisborg and the Federal ard
Circuit Superior GoOfis in Siayntor The hrss ssssDb
vi begin the Is, Of October. and oontnss U1tj fR
st Of Jolly following, without insrmtesia except
during the terms Of ths Federal and Circuit SopsYos
Cousfs Tbs tation fee. per session viii os seventy
i've ddIsTs. Psfsons dssroUs Of bseomih. pupils vi
please communicate the fact 20 the sobscnosY ~ letter
az sooa practicable and prompt sttentien m Re svsr
70 the nqnirss e}icb they may Sihk proper MAKE
2. 3. Tbs school vii certainly 70 tato 6esss
ton on the let of octobsy nszt
Ms9 3, IsSl-wlst RRtScoE G, eAlrWIN,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
sPA1N-

An intelligent correspondent writes us from
Spain, that there exists good deal of excit-
sment there; but that it is "a sort Of slum-
boring and smotbered fire." which we are dis.
posed to think may go on snouldering for
years without breaking into a blaze. It can
be but little akin TO the burning spirit which re-
generated France; it would have burst out long
ago The movement on the French frontier, we
believe, has gone for nothing. We find not word
in relation TO it in any Of our iato foreign papers
In fact, here is a want of sustained ardor and
mutual confidence in all their popular movements
in Spain which forbids their crushing their present
& government, infamouo and contemplate as IT IS
The differences Of dress and dialect in adjoining dis
tricts has much effect in preventing Gem from
combining their energies to support each other
and makes them seveTally victims in detail to tbG
present posssssors Of power. Our correspondent
relates one among the many instances Of logiti
u,ata cruelty which these unhappy demonstration
Of popular feeling call forth. "Since I caHe Z,
sGrsnads, there ha@ been execution here, an,
"a saadsY one never happened. The unfortunst
sofsfer was a young woman, beautiful, accom-
plisbed, and Of good family. Her crime. the dis
coYcgy IN her aPsrtment Of tEi-cpiors which sh
bad rpado hcrsssf-so szid tho testimony, thoug
zxpusr whispered il was pat thc5e By other hands.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

New YoRK, Aug. ie.
We understand that the late packets have taken
away about ighkhundred thousand dollars of our
specie and that Exchanges on England have. with.
in short period. risen from nine and a half to
ten and a quarter per cent. advance.
Such state OF things speak language not to
be misunderstood. We hope and believe that the
present successful state of our manufactures will
check the evil. Nothing else, in our opinion,
could saye us from such prostraton of our indus.
try would be felt by every individual concerned
in agriculture, in mechanical pursuits, or in trade
or commerce of any kind. We surely have had
experience enough on this head, to know what
must be the result of extensive imporations of for
eign fabrics--Amer. ADD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

Extract q letter. dated Bueaos Ayrcs, June 60
I'VE now, with considerable reason. f1atter our.
selves that our troubles will speedily be at an end
The reyoutionists' concentrated efforts have been
frustrated, their leader taken prisoner, and subse
quently Cordova, the focus de los orgGaizodores a
Patos, as the Federalists term Unatarians has fall
len into the hands of the Confederates
We learn from Buenos Ayrean paper of June
20, that the value of goods exported from that
place during the first quarter of The present year
was $3.059,356 currency, equal to about $500. 00O
IN specie. Ofhides.there were exported as follows
cattle hides of all descriptions l25. 44s; horse
hides 1,020; nutria skins 7,17S dozen; chnchilla 9
dozen; sheep skins, 4,044
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

4 Goochland County Court, 10th May, 1881.
Mathew w. Webber, pit. against John Nor
rison, and William Ford. Jr., adm'o or of Alex.
ahder Morrison and William Morrison, decd.
defta.-lS CnANcERy.
The bill OF the plaintiff being read and fled,
and the defendant John Morrison not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he is not inha biart OF this common
wealth: on the motion IF the plaintiff ty his
counsel, it is ordered that the SAID defendant.
John Morrison, do eppcar here. al or before Sep
TENDER court next, AID answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some public ncwspa per, print
ed in the city of Richmond, for eight week
excessively, and also posted The front door 20
tho Court House of this county: And it is fur.
Their ordered tina, the defendant, William Ford.
jr, adm or as aforesaid, 30 pay away, secrete,
or otherwise dispose OF eny money, goods, or
effects, IN his hands or possession, or under hia
rontto!s belonging to tie o,her defendant, Joh,
Morrison, Until the further order of this court,
and subpocna awarded accordingly.
A copy. Teste,
50 MAR. w MILLER, DC. a. c.
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RICHARD RUsH.-This gentleman was addressed
on the 9Th instant, by committee of gentlemen.
hctng IN behalf of the anti-masons in the vicinity
Oh Lancaster, Pa. who desired to know whether
ne would allow himselfto be considered AMONG
those from whom the candidate for the Presidency
IN be selected at the convention to be held in tbs
city, IN September. In Mr. Rush's reply, he saws
ne must unequivocally be considered as out of
view for either the nomination for the Pras;den, ~,
or that ofths Vice Presidency lest doubt should
De thrown upon his nro:.res"-Balt. Chronicle.