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ne whoIe 10 cohciude with ile Pontolnine Of 4
HarLeqMin Statue.

or Characters, us well description Of this Ponu-
lar Piece, &c. &c.
~ See Bills OF the Day.l1
IL MR.. PETERS BENEFIT Tu-Mop,ow -,
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ar 90 If E. u a. HUBBARD, Auct'rs.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. co
DRY GOODS III, 1IrCruILn

VI Is, UUNLOP 4 co.
Dry GOODS ar .PLrCYYOv
On WEDNESDAY next, the 25d inst at 10 o'clock
will be sold at auction rooms general assortment
OF scssonable Dry Goods among which are
10 Cases iaconet
Plain and figured book muslins
Pink, crimson, and lavender muslins
Elegant ginghams
case sarsenet ribbons
l do silk stockings
do blk bombazne, superior quality
l do silk Florentine for vests
/ do elegant silk shawls
5 do pIads
i do Al and 6-i checks
90 64 sheeting
do horse skin gloves
. do cotton shawls
do Roman cassinets
10 bales Scotch oznahurgs, &c. &c.
L case counterpsnes
case real tortoise shell combs assorted
l do mock do do do
Terms at sale. o. ID. & CO., Auc'ts.
Is
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FOR AMSTERDAM,

Linens.
IRISH e. GERMAN SHIFTING LINEN, of
the most approved bleach, and OF all qualities, by
the piece, half piece, or yard.
Rich double damask diapers, Of all widths
Damask table cloths, by -, 9 by IT., and 10 by 1G
quartcrs--ncw patterns
Sd and Cd Irish shGctings-a'l which will be sold
at unusually low prices, Mt Il. II. JENKINS,
mar % Linen & Fancy Dry Goode Store.
Landing-for Sale
Ok Hhds. fine St. Crolx Sugars
AZ 80 bags Java Coffee, from London, 10 Us. old
10 qr casks sweet wine
Gunpowdcr teas, extra primo
Loaf sugar--npply to
mar 1887 0TtS, DUNLOP g. co.
Liquor Colouring.
4 UST received per schr Oscar, from Boston,
- 80 kegs ColOurng-for sale by
mar % J. V. WILCOX Jr. g. co.
DYRON'S WORKS complete. in one volume
- Moorcs Works do
SCOTS Works do
Godsniih's Works d,
Burns Works do
Chalmers Works do
Joscphus DO
Shakespeare do
Plutarchs Lives do
Murphys TacItus do
Watsons Theology do
Bcloe's inrodotus Do
Bakers fdvy complete, in vols
Hannah Moore's Works do do
Russcl's Modern Europe do
And many other beautiful and cheap Editions Of
Valuable Works---for sale by J. ~. NASH.
mar -
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New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass,
No. 6, to be drawn on Thursday.
SCIIEME

Tickets S., halves so quarters %
Tickets for sale at this Office either by the pack
age, or at retail. YATES 81 MCINTYRE.
mar II Managers.
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5 PRIZES OF $4,000 +.

Tickets S5--Halvcs > tO-Quartcrs =.
a. For sale in the usual great variety at the Ey.
change and Lottery Office OF
mar 81 THO 3. BIGGER
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
KENTUCKY LAND-For Sale

Rf virtue ola Deed Of Trust, executed by Wade
- Mosby senior, and Susannah his wife, of Pow
natan county, TO VIM w. MosSy and Others bearing
OF henrico-for certain purposes therein CO ntained
.e subscriber VIII offer for SALE at Pubic Auction
10 the highest bidder, on Thursday Tho nth March,
oo' IN 'front.' OF the Eagle llo'el in the city of Rich
mond "All the lands owned by the said Wade Mos
oy senior, in the state of Kentucky and all the rub,
Tile, interest, and claim of ;he said Wade Mosbr
senior and Susannah his wife, Of and to- any lands
demands, and rights OF action which thew or eitbe1
u ihem have, to- or IN respect of any lands in the
sa'd state OF Kentucky FERNS of Sale, C, 70 and
10 months credIt equal observation-disclosures with ap-
proved personal security, and deed of trust on the
property or subject sold, to secure tile payment.
Such title only, as is vested in me by SAID deed will
DC Conveyed. VIM w MOSBY
lot ac,;nn t'~.
w The above sale is postponed Wednesday the aad
instant at which time it will positively take paee Al "a
o'clock. Wi, "a ESS11, az ~
Actin
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Large Sale of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, House
Keeping Articles, Icwclry, &c.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
III lie Store on T., Street, G,ec doors aJors The
Bell Taoern,
we shall sell great variety of Goods. including,
Jewelry and Clothing line. In the assortment arc
many nrw, rich aud very fashionable articles. well
worth, OF the attention OF dealers and housckcepers
IN The assortment are 10 d02. Wedding Hoes, assort
The sale will be continued in the Evening, com.
mencing at half past o'clock.
Terms-approved endorsed rotes at 90 dave. for
sums oyer SiOo four months for all sums over $500
~ me goods sold at previous sales, are ready for
delivery this day. "
mar % # 4. ~ A HURRARn Ann.,-n
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DOMESTIC.
TRIAL AND CONVICTION Q. MARKLEY

lhiAL AND CONN1CTbON o. MARkLEY.
yREsERiox, (hD.) May 90.
The trial Of john MARxLxy, charg-
ed with the murder Of John Newey
and family, commenced in Frederick
county court on Wednesday morning,
and was brought 10 close last evening
at 6 O'Clock. The jury retired for q.
bout 90 minutes, and returned with a
verdict Of guilty Of murder IN the fret
degree.
No cause which ever has been tried
in this county, has excited more gene
raj and intense interest. The Court
Hall has been full to overfiowing from
the commencement TO the conclusion
OF the trial. The testimony was Of the
most conclusive and unequivocal cha
racter.
Col. Flaut and his son testified that
they reside near the former hsbitation
Of the late John Newey, in Harbaugh's
Valley-That some time before day.
light on Thursday the SOth day Of DE.
cember last, they discovered that the
dwelling Of Newey was in flames that
on repairing thither, they found the
house partly consumed, the roof hav.
ing been burnt OF, but the rafters had
not yet fallen; as no cutlery was made
from the family from within, il was
concluded they had all been murdered.
On going round TO the front Of the
house, il WAS discovered that several
Of the logs Of which il vas built, had
fallen inwards-the wooden pins by
which they had at each end been at.
tached to the window add door facinRs,
having been burnt Of. BY getting up
Oh al old chest at the outside Of the
house, they were snAbled to look thro'
this aperture, aad examine infinitely
the whole appearance OF the interior Of
the room ia which Newey and his ia
mily usually slept. A most blood stir.
ring scene Wss there presented to view
the hOOr, the beds, and other furniture
OF the room were on ere; near the mid.
die ri the nOor lay the BODY Of Mr..
Newey, At fun length upon his back !;
his sect towards the bed, his head 20.
wsrds the front Of the house--the Ere
had partly consumed the body; the
hair and exterior covering having been
bassi, fracture Of the skull nesr the
crown vas distinctly visible, which,
from its appearance, the witness tho't
had been made by severe blow with
90 axe At that time no timbers had
iailen from above, so a. 10 have caused
the frsetsre. Mrs. Newey Law on her
lace ~ the large bed, and The two
children N . small bed near her. All az
whom were dead and nearly consumed
BY the Ere. The wisd blowing sg.;n..
The front Of the house, the in,esisS wss
free from smoke, and every Object
could be distinctly seen.
Gel. Flaut testified that on sr.t d;s-
covering the ere, be directed one If
his sons 20 spread the alarm, and sus,.
men the neighborhoOd 10 assist 10 puII.
Jog down the house. As soon a. a saf.
hcisnt number Of persons arrived. thev
Proceeded to pull Il down, when no
remains Of the tWO persons Who usual.
" occupied the upper Veon could be
Uncovered. bst double handful 81
boAss that bad fallen down into Z cor
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for~iisble saj dsagersss, b, Il sp-
pears, in prugresp. The oilesiau Ga.
xette states that Msstaphs Pseha bad
Summoned eli me principal iphsbitasts
Of Scutari, and asked whether they
would, ~ men, yield to the Grand vi.
zier, or prepare TO fight for their liber-
"! They determined on the latter
alternative, and are now actively pre-
pairing fvr the impending invasion.
IRELAND.
A Dublin letter of the Goth, says,
that IL was supposed the crown would
not press Tor moro than = nominal sen.
tence upon Mr.. O'Connell and those
indicted with him.
.3nofher REYOLU7TON in Co.
Ions6ia.-By the schooner f. l.. Eli.
colt, Capt. Day, the N. Y. Mercantile
Advertiser 10 favored with q file Of ia
maiea papers to the 18th ultimo, from
which 10 derived the following late and
important intelligence, from Colo,nbis.
The ad,ices from Csrthagena are to
the 2sth April.
Boyota has been taken possession Of
BY General Obando. The Vice Presi-
dent Marquesins, 10 re-installed, pro
tenn.
The Bocca Chica was taken posses
sion Of by the troops, under the CON-
mand Of General Lu9ue, on the cath
March. and Carthsgena on the Goth ;
and thus another revolution has been
accomplished in Colombia! The de.
tails Of this event are not given in the
papers.
II was reported at Carthagena, that
Gen. Montiila, and Senior Martinez,
had sailed for New York.
Capt. Howell, arrived at Sag Har-
Dor, reports that while at Pernambuco,
april co., papers we're received from
ST Salvador. stating that there has
been 4 revolution in that city, and that
ell foreigners had embarked on board
the shipping in the harbor. Capt H.
made what enquiries he could respect
ing it; but Is the information was al
together in the hands Of the Govern.
ment or its friends, little satisfac ton
could be obtained, except that the in
surrection was put down, after the loss
Of about $50 Portuguese. The news
created much excitement at Pernam-
buco, and it was the opinion Of man y
that . commotion weuld take place at
that place on the night Of Capt. H.'s
sailing.
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a CARn.

u W. GrLNtR requests those pc,
sons Who have kindly taken chstse o.
subscriptions for the 'Pirginia Tim
70 Fetuin 20 him al Cbarlottssville. ''
soon ~ possible, list Of such subsc
oers a. may have been procured. VII
reference 20 their respective post ci.
hees. u has been thought pfopcr -
hasten the return Of the substription..
~ consequence Of intimatiOns Wmea
nave been received. that the terms on
which alone the publication would BE-
commenced, are probably cOmplei
~ith and because OF The ncces.
winch requires that the result should
DC promptly aseeFtained. " the q
qsislie number Of Subscribers has bssa
obtained, arrangements will be mad
Tor The Immediate publication q i.
" Tines"
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We are requested by Gov. KKxr.
OF Maryland. TO state, for the informa
ton OF the Stockholders, that he de
clines a re election as one Of the Direc-
tors OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, at their approaching annual
meeting. No one, we know, can be
more anxious TOR the success of ihi,
great public work TRAN he, but hrs
other engagements are such "a 20 put
Vt out OF his power to discharge eGi
gently the duties Of Director.
Nat L..
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Common salt, put into water whef,
domestic esiieoes are washed, will pre-
vent the colours fading. So SAYS a
cry goods merchant, and desires " 90
give the fact publisiv. a femal,
trend Of ours says two spoonslal a
beef gall - still better. rs. H. ia:
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The Washington Globe says the Ca.
b'net Secretaries all resigned voIun.
tarily." What's the matter there,
Pat" Said a gentleman, who was dis
tuToed by OIL cutlery ia the street. TO
tis servant: 90, nothing. your honor"
vas the reply, "onIy they are foromg
a wan 10 fNYn volunteer. -
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Her death is attributed by some :,
tight lscing, and fatigue from dsnc,r.:
BY others, to drinking cold water When
in = state Of profuse perspiration.
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Coal on The Canal. We examined
Yesterday . sample Of sne looking
Anthracite Coal, xhich was found on
the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, aile o. two above Senecs.
The vein was discovered in excava,iDs
the Canal, on the side " a high bluif
on the river bank, and though small at
the surface, il enlarged regularly as
far a. the excavation proc eeded. and
Indicates an extensive deposite Of that
valuable minerai.-[ Nat. Int. esih uIf.
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The GLoBr states that at a Jackson
meeting held at Washington on Tres
day evening, TIE Gath ult. ga Pream-
Die ans Resolution approving The con
dnct OF JoHS L. CALHou~. and nom
mating him as candidate Tor the Vice
PTes'deney,was indefinitely postponed
oy an overwhelming majority"
halI Pat
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H'sfid.-Ata batiAliOa training IN
kutL'o~n' Bsrks cSuaty, Pa. on -.
tufday week, = numbsr of yosne neT.
sons we're engaged in daneies fr.l,s
IN the coarse 81 the mssHins and
bout u o'clock, While IL The height Of
.ne'r meFrIment. . Young iady samed
Mengle, ftH Gorn drad on he aos, !,
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most desperate saender. Had il not
been for The s;spid infstsstion Of
Marley, In essryiax with hin articles
Of eiothiue alnsst .vslueIess 10 them
selves, and 10 his entirely useless.
which IL could be proved had belonged
TO the innocent victims Of his hellish
revenge. the chain Of circumstances
would have been less complete by
which . monster has been brought 10
justice Ter a dark deed that has wrung
tears from the harmless Inhabitants Of
q peaceful valley. and cast . gloom
over its cheerful hamlets, and which
cannot fail 10 shock the sympaihirs Of
the civilized world. Citizen.
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Sales Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road stock were made on the 23d uls.
a. twsniy-seven dollars per share for
thirty paid And the next day the stock
could net be obtained 1T that price.
those disposed 10 sell asking twenty.
eight dollars per share. The Gaz.tte
states that SosqUehanna rail read stock
readily commands Aias dollays ,er
share toE ten paid. Ball. PEI
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.Nerandris Cancf.-we have re.
ceived, during the present week, com
munieations making inquiries ss to
when the Directors intend besinninp
our Canal. We are enabled to reply,
on proper authority. that surveys for
an ultimate location are now making
by the Engineer, preparatory TO CIV,
ing notice 10 such rs do not agree for
the land through which the Canal 10 TO
pass. AZ present. the Conpany do
not possess. sad have not yet been
able to ohtaiu the terms Of sale for the
land on which il is contemplated 10
Lsgin; bot we are hsppy to state, that
matters are in train Zoe that desirable
purpose, which being completed, the
work will be commenced forthwith.
Alex Gazette
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The General Assembly Of the Pres.
oytsr'sn ChSgeh, met ~ Phhsdelphia
en- the 10Th elt., add elected the R.v
Dr. BEsEST, 1t Troy, N. y. their
Moderator. Upwards Of tNo hundted
aehibers weTe present.
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The Rev. LsvI s. IvEs, Of 81
Luke's Church, New YoSk, has been
elected Bishop Of the Protestant Epis.
eopal Church Of North Carolina ,o
III up the ysesscy oeeasioned by the
dccease Of Bishop RAvESseRoyr'
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From the w..l.inr,on Globe Of Ma,

IN . state OF profuse Perspiration.
From the Washington Globe of M, ..
appointments By The President Fl.
WARD LIvI> ssToS, Of the State II Lou
isiana. Secretary Of State, in the pla,.
o! Martin Van Buren,, resigned.
Lrvr WoopPuRy, Of the Stat. Of
New Hampshire. Secretary of the Ma
w, in the place Of John Branch, re-
signed.
The Office Of the Secretary Of tie
Treasury, which has become ,aean, Lv
the resignation of Samuel ID. lnshau.
has been offered to I.ouIs M'LA>r. CT
the State Of Delaware, at presen, +
voy Extraordinary and Minister pien..
potentiary Of tie United States %
Great Britain. M-ssrs. Liyin.s,o,
and Woodbury. have entered upon d.
duties Of their respective Department,
Mr.. Inghsm. we understand, will re.
main IN the Treasury Depar tment Ut
I'll some unfinished business, upos
which he is engaged, is completed. -
Hugh Lawson White, Of Tennessee.
who, on The 9th ulf. was offered tie
appointment of Secretary 81 War, Ia
the place Of John II. Eaton, resigned,
has declined aeecpiingit. We und.r
stand that the vacancy in that Depart
ment will be forthwith supplied. ami
that IN the meantime its duties will DO
performed by Mr.. Eaton.
IL IL now rumored that the War De
partment has been, or will be, oifrrcl
Ia RIcuARD VI. JoHxsoS, Of Keu
lucky. When we state any thing a
matter Of Yumor, we wish our readef,
20 understand that we mean to give !,
no authority, even where We ourseI,e,
believe il, as We incline 20 believe thu.
National IntehiscIcrF
From the Pi,llaiel phia Sentinel "a jackson pap
The following letter from Mr.. Iseu,N. to
friend. has bern handed to us for public.
ton. The intense curiosity which prevails =
ascertain tie eauses which produced u,
breaking up Of the late Cabinet, renderssl
authentic matters connected with il OF gene
raj interest. Nh. lngham, il seems, dsiinr,
~ repudiates the existence Of any want
:6seini harmony among the heads Of dep4-,
ment.
Uo.hingfon. 9th Nay. 1851.
DEAR SiR-I learn with some sur.
prise from your enquiries, as well a,
those Of others. that an impression has
been made on the public mind to a
considerable extent, that the Cabrc;
was SO much embarrassed by the dis.
sentions Of its members as 10 render i,
incapable Of transaeting the public b.
siness- You may be assured, that
there is not the slightest truth in sueI
a rumor. The Official intereo curse q
the Heads Of Departments with saci
ether, and with the President. has ne
yer, to my knowledge, been interrupt
eel for a moment; nor has any differ.
ence Of opinion rs to the measures os
the government divided the cabinet in
4 single instance, so far rs rccolIect.
according to the line Of separation now
so generally ascribed in the public pa
Pers. ! sm, very respectfully, yours,
5. ID. lNGllAM.
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LIEsBrRc. VA. NAY %.

LEESBCRC, Va. NAY 20.
A Court Of Oyer and Terminer was
held in this town on Saturday last, the
2ist inst. for the trial Of negro Dick,
belonging to the representatives Of
William Hawking. jr. deceased, for an
attempt TO commit . rape on 4 white
woman in the month Of April last.-
After . patient and careful investiga-
ton, the prisoner was found guilty.
and sentence OF death was pronounced
BY the presiding justice. The exeeu-
ton viii take place on the Goth Of July
next.-C Genius Of Liberty.
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The noted Governor Desha's son.
who Hed from the United States, died
in Texas about The middle Of March.
On his death bed he made confession
Of the murder Of Baker, and one other
individual living in Texas, "brsides
being guilty Of crimes equally criminal
a. muTder.o
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suits against prescribed individuals,
whom the Government FIRST deprived
Of Office, and then prosecuted to de
prive Of their honest earnings In the
public service. Mr.. FiIlebrown was
Clerk in the Navy Departm cnt, and
Secretary Of the Navy Hospital Fund.
For his services a. disbursing agent Of
that Fund, the Commissioners allow ed
him compensation Of one per cent
Under this allowance he had received
50, 900, and claimed balance Of $3.50
due him al the time Of his dismissal
from Office. Instead Of paying his
claim, the Government instituted suit
against him for the recovery OF the
81, 600 which he had received, and the
case came on for trial before the Cir.
cult Cuort Of this District on Thurs
day last. After . full hearing Of the
evidence and pleadings, the Jury re-
tired between two and three o'clock,
and on the opening Of the Court yes
terday morning, rendered a verdict
for the defendant 10 the full amount Of
his claim. as follows:
"The jury impanneiled in the case
Of the U. States against Thomas File.
brown, Jr., find. upon examining the
accounts 6ied, that the u. States are
indebted TO the said kIlieTown in the
SUN Of $780,"
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10 THE NATIONAL oovHAENENT.
~ have great satisfaction in an.
nouneing to the Government that the
Polish army obtained q considerable
victory yesterday. We have taken
several eannOns, and 5000 o. 1000
prisoners, amoagst when are nearly
800 ehbesFs Of diaeFent Tanks. Gene.
raj PromdzyHski, commanding a sepa.
rate corps, covered himself With glory.
The advanced hour Of the evening
does net permit me 70 give a more de-.
tailed report. lSigpsd.)
"sKRZYNRCKI.D
TURKEY
y seue.nation sgainst TIE Su.,sr.
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a ,snb;nsGon sssiast ID. saInr
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03

AFRICAN COLONY AT WILBERFoRcE, IN
UPPER CANADA. This colony was estab-
llshed in the esrly part of 1880, by colored
people, emigrating from Ohio, who were
Obliged to seek settlement elsewhere in
consequence of law in that State, which
took effect the preceding June, Bordering
every colored person in that State not pos
sessIng certain amount of property there
IN named, or giving security, to remove out
OF the State under the penalty of being sold
as slaves" The colony originally consisted
OF about 200 persons, who purchased 500
acres ofthe Canada Company, on which the
settlement has been made, and on which
they erected 25 log houses. During the
pastyear 1880 persons joined the settlement
and during the spring, forty families, con.
sIstIng ofupwards Of 200 persons, emera-
ted there from the city of New York be-
sides others from different parts of the Uni
ted States. The number of emigrants ar
irving at the African settlement is constant.
ly increasing. The colony has recently
purchased from the Canada Company 1000
additional acres to meet the wants of the
increasing population. The numbe, of per-
sons in the settlement at present, exceeds
1000, and there are 100 log houses. Tim
Der has been cleared off of 500 acres ofland.
35O OF which is under cultivation.
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