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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

"a Office "A vacancy having occurred in The Fee
male Depart"eDt Of the Richmond Lducssietian
School 10y te death Of the late teacher, Mics Rebecco
=. Bennett, IL becomes necessary that she Board Of
Trustees appoint suitable person ~ successor. To
This end all who may be disposed TO apply requr.
ed 10 send In their applications. accompanied by
factory tssiimoba, 20 qualification, TO the Secretary
OF he Board, before the third Fdday in February
next The salary IL 500 per aonurn, payable quar-.
tery BY resolution Of the Board Of Trostees.
Jon. e. 7L2awtw John s. MYERS. Sse'y
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"a IL persons having claims against the estate Of
IA Thomas Powell, dec. late % Nottoway couE-
~ are desired TO make them known without delay, az
am about settling up my administrations and deliver
ing the properly 10 he distributes who will re-
move IRON this State about the first Of March next
1T LEIGH, Admir-.
Of I. W Powell, dec.
Amelia County, Jar. 20, 1881. s3-2lw1IMb
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BOOKS AND STATIONAKY.

BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
b OBI I.SMIfH respectfully acquaiuts he public,
d q, be has purchased from Collins & Co. bsir entire
stock Of Books Stationary sc in The city If Rich.
mond aud that he will continue in the store formerly
occupied by them He hopes that the facilities here
olore experienced by the friends aud customers Of
the establishment (which he thinks will no, be dimn
ished viii induce them to continue heir favors TIE
presen stock is large and we'll ssorsd aud re s sure
that the most strenuous exerons OF the house will he
ued to increase it's value and give general sesacon
Jan. q. 7?-6 -u6Y
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HOTEL. RICHMOND, VA

A A.
Wv The Subscriber having leased this old aud ell
known Establishment for term, of years, takes thi.
opportunity to announce TO his friends and the public
generally and particularly the former visitors OF the
house, that IT will be opened for the accommod alton OF
company, on the first oil October. II IL now undergo
ing athorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
out peat style with beds bedding, and other
furniture, all new, and OF the best kind His Servant,
are attentive and experienced, and his Barkeepe,s no.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall all times be
wei supplied with the best liquors AMI wines, and his
able with the most choice delicacies of the season.
which the city and country afford and he nsters
himself that by uuremitting attention his business he
viii give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WASHINGTON Hotel. Is situated in the most
pleasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt..
'oi, and contiguous to all the Public Offices, and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
The Warehouses, ard the offices OF the principal MIers
OF The city; and at the time sufficiently Tar remov-
cd to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise of the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house. that may ven.
ure to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell
Their OH business or for pleasure will find IL OF the
most pleasant situations in the city. In addition to what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscr
Der viii be able to accommodate Twenty-Five or THIRTY
bOHRDERS, by the week, month. year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT &. MACON,
Sept, IL 3S-t Late of Goocbland Court House,
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81 ALE OF lands and slaves postponed. owing to the
~ previous inclemency of the weather. which re %
dered The l9 h int unsuitable day for The sale OF
the Carys brook estates OF land. and slaves heretofore
advertised IN this paPer-The said sale postponed
TO Tuesday the 18Th day Of March next when il will
certainly take place IN. premises and on the terms
as ia the said former advertisement men,ioned-f no
impairment by unfavOraAlete's of weather should
again occur-and in that event, the sale will he pre-
ceedsd in the first day after the said impedimcut
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE,
Admir-. - ith the will ~nnexed
jan 20. S3-tds OF Wilson j. Cary deed.
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Richmond. let Jan. 1890 7s-2.w2w"w,i

Akf virtue OF deed OF trus', executed to me by
BE George VIM Crump. the 2S h Of November
1926. and recorded in the Clerks Office of Cumber-
land Cousty, to to Ed nond .gle ston and OH
.rs certain deb, therein meut oued, | shall on tie
20 d oil February next, at Cumberland Court Housc,
sell public auction, to thu highest bidder orgca. n
Two Negro Men, Tom and Watt, conveyed TO me h v
the said deed TO sa'iy the balan:e OF the debt aor
said, and the cost Of executing this trust.
Jan. 20 Sl-w,ds DANIEL, WILSON
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y pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court of
Chancery tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract OF Land on Ctumps Creek, in the coHn,y OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse con-
tanning 1920 acres which laid off into four lots and
will he sol. ioio,ly severay
Also, Tract OF Land in the county OF GoOchIdnd,
on the waters OF Little Ryrd Creek, contanirg 537
acres-adjcning the Lands OF Mr.. J.W Payne others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. +. WICKHAM,
SurvivingTrus,ee OF the Estate OF Sam'l Gsi, dec.
Aug. Is, 2S-tf
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YUyRUSr SALE.-By v,ttue OF a deed OF t,ust, exc
IN cuted to the subscriber by Hays I.aacs, on
the 18th day Of ID cember, 1924, and duty recorded
in the County Court Office OF Henrico County, for
purposes ihsr in expressed, will. Wednesday, the
16 day OF February next, G fair IL not, on the FIR
fair day thereafter, Sundays pted) at the City
Hall. in The city OF Richmond, proceed sell the
highest bidder, for cssh, all the right, title, and in!e
of said Isaacs In The folio ing parcels OF
land, much may be necessary 20 safety the de-
insnds OF said trust, aud all the cost which has been
aud may be necessary in carrying INFO effect the same,
10 wit: ,rsc, land containing 1886 acre., desrrb
ed lying and being ia the county OF Norfolk Va,
and patented by the Commonwealth TO Gabriel G H.,
Josiah I-aacs, Jacob Nj ideira and others Also-an-
other tract in Henrico County described being three
miles below Rockets, aud containing 10 As,--
all the right and title OF saidsaics, in the following
lots in the city aforesaid, TO wit: LIT Main street,
on the North eide OF the same, which 10, il wood
en- building aod a temporary back mihs shoJ; said
lot being known by the OF "Ihs bird in the he nd "
Also--two other lots near Euler's Factory, same
stree and each OF which is wooden bulling, AID
one Of said lots is the Jewish BuTyng Ground.
Al'o-one other lot tue South side OF said street,
being TIE frs 1T below the County Court House On
said lot IL small wo1Ien tsnament The said land
and lot being devised by josiah Isdaes, 10 the eaid
Hays lsaacs and bis sss Frances Isaacs, Frances
Block AID whereas difficulties have arisen heretofore,
by purchasers nc, complying with the terms OF sale
shall require the purchaser purchasers to pay tie
money dowu. in gosd Virginia currency, a soon as
the property is knocked OUT (aDd receive his dsed) and
will proceed sell in tbs following manner: LII All
OF that part OF saii property conveyed above, to
and not subs queDtly conveyed 10 any other pSrson;
then that part conveyed by said lsaacs to John H. Eos.
ter except such he has conveyed 10 others; and il
that should not be sufficient, hcn such said Foster
has others The above sale will continue
from day to day until the said deed shall he fully sas
fed The property all disposed Of. Aciing as Trustee
will convey such tile only as i've|ed in me as suchi
which, however IL believed tn be siouably good
Jen 25 sI--ti.
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House. Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, &c.
TENHE subscfiber truly grateful for the patronage he
h has received during ,he last years, respect
fully informs the citizens OF Richmond, and the pu bic
generally that he has taken great deal OF pains TO per-
iect himself in his profession, and invites them call
at his old sani next door 10 the Compiler office, and
examine his limitations of wood and marble
Orders IRON The country in his line attended 10.
Dec L. Gift. G.. W. McGINNESS
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%N ARSHAL'S SALE of Chesterfield Lend
lfh Pursuant to a decree of the Superior Court of
Chancery for The Richmond district, pronounced on the
2oh day OF January, 1881, in the of rrisou W.
Harris, shall on Monday, the 2lst day Of February,
1891 at III o'clock, A. Nj. the premises, in the
coSnty OF Chesterfield, offer for sale, public auc
ion, to the highest bidder, credit OF 4, and IL
mon'hs-he tract of Land, OF 325 acres n said decree
mentioned, and described in the hill the tract OF
Land so and conveyed by Joseph II. Rcvst,r to An.
W. Harris, and lying the wa'ers OF James River
IN 'ad county, and adj ,inng the lands OF Mai John
Clarke ard Others. Bonds and security, or endorsed
negotiable notes required, and the title retained.
J. GUERRANT, NJ C C RID.
one OF his Deputies.
Another Tract ct Land, adjoining the above men.
toned tract, imme dAtely thereafter, will be offered
Tor sale at pubic auction, oDe-hal OF the purchase
money 10 he paid in cash, he oihrr hall in twelve
months; and a. security Tor The payment hAt half
bond aud security, and deed OF trust, will be re-
quired.
This Trace helongs to the E.ta,e OF Ann w. Harris
dec, conan about 220 acres, bas il good d ling
house and out-bouses, and atcn- also Mai Cl,rke's
land. EDW. III. MOSELEY Ex'or
o. Ann Harris
Jan. 20. s2-wtds
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z edmond COTTON FACTORY.-T Sub
a scribers offer for sale al their Office Shocke
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory
A Cotton Sheefings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Oznd5urgs, 20 inches tcide
find a general assortment of Colt al Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the UDit-d States, and will be sold low
as goods OF similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
tbern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a 4O-u
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NHE Subscriber wishing to dispose OF his Real Es-
IL tate in Cabell coShty, offers the following proper
" Tor sale, to wi:-one Farm G.yando,e river a.
bout egh, miles above its mouth aiming 2ll acres,
exceletty waered, $50 OF which is bottom land und sr
good fence and now in cultivation. Any person who
wsbes TO ra'e tobacco, and would farm in this
county would do Ueil to purchase "a have raised
vtral crops on the same and shipped them TO Phil del
pha, where they have rated az high as any tobacco
from any part OF the Union That is to sy they have
Melted alter paying all expenses, from So TO 81 per
lOOlbs., and from that TO or Z dollars.
will also sell the lex House and Lot, this time
occupied by Mr.. Joseph Garder, in The of Bar
louisville; besides, Farm House and Lot, in the
same place-and one Lot within the vicinity. All OF
which may be had accomrnoda ing terms by APP
plying 10 the subscriber.
Jan 80 S3-2wa3t ABSALOM HOLDESBY
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ri OIlCE.-Was committed to the Jaii OF Giays n
L County, on the Bed day Of O:iober 1880, negro
man supposed 10 be runaway, who calls his name
Tom, and says he belongs to Ella Cation of Chester
District, South Carolini Tom il about feet or 10
inches high supposed to be upwards OF hir y-ysars Of
age, tolerably black color Speaks quick when spo-
Ken TO- the owneris requested call, prove property
pay charges and take bin away--or he will be dealt
win according TO law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS.
Jan. iS. 77-wl2w Tailor
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4 SA DOLLARS REwARD-Ranaway,i in the
u aNH u nnnth of AZ az Ias. Naaxa Wa.sa. -.

Nh DOLLhKS NEWA IJ-Kanaway, IN the
II NV month Of May last Negro Woman, nam
ed MARY. She lie inclined to the mulauo, toerably
long hair, good Cook and House Servant. She as
purchased by Charles l.. Wing6eld Esq then Of Will
liamsourg--now OF Norfolk, in the latter place,
Tune last winter, and made her escape Williams.
burg, as Mr. w. was sending her the Steamboat to
be delivered to my agent will give the above re-
wardi delivered to me in Jefferson, Jackson County,
Georgia; $50 il secured in any Jail 80 tina, shall get
her, or $3.50 Tor the chance OF her All persons are
forwarned from harboring her their peril. Letters
addressed TO me at the above place, will receive mme
date attention VIM. ID MARTIN
Jan. g.
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A UCrION.-Bein desirous TO close my business
IA in this place, shall proceed to cell by public
auction, on the premises, (sale 10 commence the
23d Of month, Fe6ruary) the Tavern situated at
the West end OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with tie Household and Krchen Furniture,
stock OF Bacon, SC The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the above-Giss. Sulkeys two Wagons, a light
Hack, Sc.-l2 HORSES, two of which are Stations;
a pair Of MULES matched and we'll broke-beween
rs s. 80 SLAVES. consisting OF men and women, boys
and girls. There L. Ice-Houss the Stable Lot,
and Pump, from which is conveyed to the
Tavern, by inca of pipes under ground full de-
scrpon of the above property is dee ned
pc rsons wishing to purchase can view the same at
any time be the day of sale. The Tavern and Live
ry Stable will be soil on long credit the balance Of
the property for Cash, or short credit. Should
che Tavern and Sable (or the Of bidders)
main unsold, they will be for lease Those TO
whom l arm dehted are invited to call and receive
paymcnt-longer ndulg cannot he given to those
indebted TO me. BOSWELL ALSOP.
FREDERIcKsBURC, Jan. is. 73-tds
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The STATE or ALABAMA, CGRcU1r COURT,
Tasc0l0osa Cdut,ty. october Term, 1885,
Thomas n 0o p.. painful Attachment.
Richard DennIs, SEN, defendsnt1
n + appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the dettniant lsa oSn.tosident of this State 1t lie
therefore dered By the Court. that all proceedings 10
this cause be stayed until the expiration OF six months
from return Of the writ ia this cause, and that
uce b, publ he'd for six weeks successfully from and
after the first day Of January next in the Richme nd
Enqurer9 newspaper printed in the State OF Virginia,
requiring the defendant to appear and make his legal
defence within The lime limited as aforesaid, or pro-
ceedings will BE- had according e. law, SC.
A copy--Tests JOHN NJ. JENKINS,
Jan 49, 76-w6w Clerk.
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~ rho ENQUtRER is published twcea week and
Three timcs week during the session OF State
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars
advance Notes Of chaered paying banks, onyj
received in payment The Editors will
them by maihc postage of all letters being paid by the
~ No WILDE dscontnucdbu at tho discretion OF the
hditorsl untii all arrcarages have been paid mp.
Whoever will o.
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Onesquare OR LESSFirst insertion
h iuanco, so cents.
ssNo paid
sssuned by some person in this city, its cnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

"A TEACHER WANTED.-A Lady ~en qnali6-
IA ed TO teach all the brancbss Of n Polite English
Education, wilb muse. is desired 10 a private family
Letter., post paid. 10 VIM. Cook, Lbsriy. W viii be
prompt answered. Jan. IS. Si-2iW3~
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q tOHANNA viii stand the ensuing sea.on at NV
On Farm, nine miles from Richmond, dir city on
the sage road leading from that place to Fredericks-
burg, and Known as Halt Sink
D. Is not ssying too much, (or submit il to the can
donr OF every gentleman acquainted with the facts
sustain me in Jhe aseftion when Say, that his colts
are universally acknowledged, 10 possess much size,
strength End beauty, any colts that have ever been
produced by any horse in Virginia ] know seve.
Ie, hat cannot be pufchased for less than
esht hundred dolars and have, my,elf, been offer.
ed 81 600 for one at year oldthe estimate al which
they held by their owner, take to be the sitoo
es. recommendation that can be offered in behalf OF
unified colts.
The season will commence the 18th Of Februa.
ry, and terminate the Let OF July. Terms az here
ioio-e Fifty Dollars, 10 be discharged by the payment
OF Thiry-hve, at any time during the sesson; Sixty
Dollars insurance One Dollar TO the Groom whcl,
is expected, either when tbs is brought or taken
away.
Extensive pastures provided, and fed reg
uisrly, uuless Otherwise directed, at % cents day
Genilemen who sent mares last year, by the season,
to johanna, hat did not prove in oa, Of any there
he) are informed tina! they can be again; aud no
charge made for the services OF the Horse unless they
should prove in oa or, in oher word the mares will
be Insured at the price OF the season.
Jan. IS IT. 2awSw JOHN NJ BOrTS
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NULTURE OF THE GRAPE VINE.-A Lou
" BAT in 1928, planted Vineyard Of forty acres
Long Island. six miles from New York and on the
Road leading to Fort La Fayete.
His stock consists Of 65 900 Vines, and nursery n,
$4,000 OF 81 different varieties Of Grape selected in
Europe, between the 4Oih and 30 Dc grees of North
Latitude The present year he had sufficient grapes
10 commence making wine, and to satisfy all doubts
respecting the success OF the vine in this county
A. Ioubat proposes to furnish Roots three years old
carefully labelled, packed with wet mos, and deliver
cd ship board free OF exPense, the following con-
ddons, 10 wit For 900 roofs ~ IL cents each
root tor so 900 at Is cents each. and for less 90
vines, 25 ceutssdch A. IOUBAT,
rs, Exchange Place, New. York.
Ofders viii he received and the Roots promptly fuf-
nisbed by The subscriber in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY, Agent for A l.
Nov so. 59-yIOt
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NNOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Il am authorised 10 offer reward of $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery TO m-, to my deputy
VIM Carter, ia Richmond city, OF Leroy Jordan and
Charles Whitley, who were on, upon bail. and have
broke their recognzances, by failure TO appear the
Circuit Court OF the United Safes at Richmond, upon
charge OF forging the declarations and other docu-
men,s for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers of the
Revolution; and sgain't whom true bills found
by the Grand Jury at the last OF the said
am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan was resident, from his birth, OF Bedford county,
Is from 45 TO 80 years Of age, and about feet
inches in height, ou, heavy built, full face short OK
large round head, black hair and heavy black beard
sm also Informed, that Charles Whitley was, Tor the
the last 20 or 20 years. resident OF sad county OF Bed
ford; Is from 40 TO 40 years of nearly elk feet ia
height, slender and straight built thin visage, light
compile geuieei in his appearance and of insinuat
Ing mapners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
OF the u. S, tor the Z. District Of Va.
Jan. 8, 1881. 73-2m
The editors OF the Richmond Wing snd Lynchbnrg
Vrgi0ian viii! please insert the foregoing for two
months, (unless sooner counermended) aud forward
heir accounts to me for payment.
j. PEGRAM, Marshal +. ID. OF Va.
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a GOOD TAILOR WANTED.-Waated by the
L& middle of March, at least by the first OF pril
good Master Tailor, who understands cutting aud fl
ting well. One who can well recomm ended, OF
sober and industrious habits, will meet with lucrative
situation, by applica ion per mail, to
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Jan. IL. 76-wIm Liiwallon near Nntlsvllle Va
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ARE YOU IN WANT?


EOHN T. ANDERSON, having two others associ.
60 ated with him, Zone superior and practical me-
chanie) Will at once commence making and vending in
Hanover County, Doco' Clark's Threshng Machines =,
elegantly attached TO our improved portable horse po-
wer and driven by the rghangie belt in supeio style.
Having purchased the rehi fJr the counties OF Han
over, Powhaian SpOusylvaua, aud Stafford, we will
supply those wanting, "a far practice BILE, either will,
portable stationary machines. But conscious OF our
inablh'y to suppy all o-ders, disposed sell
one or two OF the above cOuuies Application for Ma
chnes or Tor the pnrchAse OF either OF the counties,
should be made TO JOIN L. Anderson, p. NJ. Verdon
POsi Office. VI AnOver Va. Ihn- o. SI-u2s.s
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Jan. 20.

SCHOOL NEAR LOUISA COURT HOUSE =
~ MIR. Lewis Duke will cprn School at my house,
within two miles of LouisA Court House, on the 30;h
OF January, 1881; his School will be limited one: not
exceeding he-n scholars; he will teach the Latn aud
English languages, Arithmetic &c NJ Duke has
been teaching tor three years past, TO the entire sas
faction OF his employers "A hi. qualifications as
teacher, lac refers TO Mr. John Kidd, Mr.. VIM. Cooper
Nelson, and Mr.. Thomas Owen.
Terms, for B.srd-ard Tnien for ten months 81 90;
tuition alone. Latin 1926, Eugiish $50.
jan Ii. 76-wSwN GARRIT NJ. QUARLES.
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CUfVfcdfe Of Bishop JWO0Te.
Mr.. III Davis was employed ~ Bishop Meade "a
private tutor OF his chdrs Tor upwards Of years,
and ] have every reason TO believe approved by
him. J. therefore, Can with p'opfiety reconmend MIR.
Davis TO such parents may BE- disposed TO employ
him. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
a letter addressed TO me, mat be dreci ed 10 Mont
peier, Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Nov. %. 57-wu
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UJ'A young gentlemen, now a student Of the above
Institution, OF unexceponahle character and amiabe
manners, who lie we'll qualified to teach the Elemen-
taty Branches oil Mathematics, together with the
Engl,-h and Latin Lsnguages Geography with the use
OF the Maps and Globes, and the Theory aud Practice
oil surveying, wishes TO obtain employment Teacher
In private fanilyLeers addressed to eli her OF the
Teachers, at the Rappahannork Academy, will meet
with prompt attention. Nov 10 56-2aw2w-w,f
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-11

We were visited on Friday night last, with one of the most violent gales of wind from the southwest, that has been experienced here for many years The gale commenced about ten o'clock on Friday urday afternoon; considerable seet, snow and rain fell, and the weather was severely cold. The wa ter in St Lawrence, which usually raises with strong wind from Lake Ontario, rose nearly three feet doing some damage the docks in this village We have heard of no accidents of vessels, and but few probably were out. The steamboat Niagara. from the Lake arrived safely at Prescott Satm-. day afternoon. We have understood she lay at chor snugly sheltered under an Island during the storm.-st La,olencs Republican, April 12.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-11

The Charlotte N Carolina Journal of the 17th ult says, that gold to the value of t,oenty ousand dollars in one mass. was taken from one of the mines in Mecklenburg county in single day; by, a few worlmen. This rich bed was discovered only few feet below the surace and appeared to lie un- connected with any lending vein