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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17
Hl ALEXANDER $. WRITER'S.

The notes from which this work will be compiled
have been obtained from the best possible and
may DC relied on as furnishing an authentic history 81
thc many mighty interesting events which occurred ID
this part OF the States
The facts which it will record in relation TO the
Grccnbrer Country, are y principally derived from
manuscript of the late Col STEWARD, of Grocpbrer;
highly respectable gentleman, of the first settlers,
and most active and efficient defenders
knowledge OF the Incidents in the district OF West
Augusta has been obtained from different sources. Such
of them happened the East and Yves; forks of
Monongahca river and its branches, mostly taken
from the notes of the late Rev Wa. H,cKER, and Wal
Powers Esq. The Fathers OF these gentlemen were
among the first settle the country BORDERING these
streams: and many OF the events recorded, happened
under their immediate observation. To the stock OF
information derived from their fathers considerable ad
dIons have been since made by these gentlemen who
have sought and obtained from the principal actors in
the scenes described, with view its future publ
cation minute statement OF the transactions of that
day.
From the great importance @ Wheeling as a frontier
post and from the fact that It's first occupants were
made to drink deeply OF the Of bitterness,
flowing from the fountain of Indian hostility, consider
able pains have been akeu TO procure detail
OF the events in that vicinity This detail is furnished
by Nom ZANE, Esq. than whom, perhaps, no one is
better qualified to mpart information this subject.
Ills father, Col EBEN ZANE ia fact The father OF
the NAeelng colony. The activity and herosm of HIM
self and brothers, mainly contributed to It's pernanence;
and detailing the which they had witness
Ell, each might, in truth have said QuGeqUe ipSe mis-
SerfintI rid, Ell marmG parS ta" The intelligence of
Mr.. H.>E has likewise enabled the compiler cor
rect several errors, which would otherwise continue TO
be received truths having obtained the sanction OF
some respectable names.
On the whole the publisher believes that the Chroni-
efeS nj Border Wararc7 compiled from the
thentic data which could be had and when he reflects
the small number of those emerprisng pioneers of
The then wilderness, which remains among u.s. and how
rapidly time is rolling its the OF obi
Won, the memory of their sucrings, their pricaon,
their noble deeds he but believe that the pro-
posed publication Will be kindly received, and an en-
courgement extended to it, commensurate with the
soul thrilling ncrest-ot the incidents which it records
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ECA SALE.

& hN The premises, al pubic auction, Oh ile s-.
~ w Wednesday, !he 9Th Of Jane ue7t roy 5fa"
LAND IL L"udoun county. Virginia WITH ihs.l'r--
Eurc, tho Stock OF Horses Cattle Sheer. and tira.
lhe tract consists Of rather fnoTa thGu 90 a.r.
10 adventagaously situated IN a very healthy .aa.
try, about 81 miles from Washington ard Al rau
drla, and IS Of good quality; Little River aessa
thr6uGh the middle OF It, Oh which there a.. -...
t5o G'res ni excellent meadow land olif ic.
most OF which IS Oh timothy II may be d:rI1Fc
INTO three or four farms, to SUIT iha purchaser n
ne centre large and very cOmmod.ons ErcE
Dwelling House with I'D the other Budru gs necessar
Fy for he acetnmoda lon Of lar rye family. and IKE
wise for servants, aborera &c s'vera which sra
Of 5rck Phrro also Grrs and fnw i,iI NJ
The tract a tne upyar r1d, and adjoining tie
turnpike leading o Il 3an3rIa esd tar city, hcraisa
"Omior' adj Frame Dwelling. wits aooo barn ard
some other accomrn .il"ns 4 he oyer end there
is ,ik VIZ % lat maz acc G7anGate "a small
fmv The stock 81 each class is numerous: the
sheep are generally &c TIE Wcrun race credit ~
one Two, and thfc. years, pa T-g3o in rqual Inst5i
mont with interest, viii be gwen tor The eod md
one t'r he sloc!. anu! ..,ufiEs jrr ervrn the
punCtuol payment Those TO wtOm nm indebted
will he allowed credit iar my property hey NAV pur
c'iose to thc fol aEa.uat Of tho sum. due. and Oh
FAIR CouG;o7s.
Not bong a5a. on account Of NV veal; state Of
health, TO condcct tho sale mva.i'. have gwen full
power {" ny ir Iar" Samuel r. ~. Tarnru. aud
my renh"'" Jones ETaayoH. juU. 20 paifr5D. lis
.erT"o. FIR which iarc vested The property in
"em. 80 hc event Of safe. hey Rave power TO
a1|e every o:hAr Cement which c'rcumstaHccS
may require. JAMES MONROE
mar 21-cidw
e9@3r Csssa5 H5esCsg2t8sI EgMCw eFGGsfs.
EBJH u.." received by tln G.au mad Planter, n
" a-ea: variety Of 'n.a aa3 Joaauo. FANCY
GDJD-; anoug them arc
Piaia oad 5gured chanccat.a aros DE- Naples
thar zrabir msrcoi.ro-
Black gro De Ntp aud gro de- Swiss
Black and White 5lb ADD cotton hose
rlain. striped odd figured croqHarst
Bloga0t printed French mu.lna
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A q a"H'EaBIN SAL
Esq EDsscc3,pcgs, F,FP39 -


- 70 Y. siIf no, =
/ MoLASSi!S.h: q o'clocl we shall close ti.
OF the cargo OF brig Lexington, being about
=, loo hhaa and 80 bbis Of the very superior
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is
DRY GOODS.-htg O'Clock nj our Auction Roo
will be sold large assortment of DRY GOODS VIII
Rowon cassimers and linen drilling
Nonkin, double width do
Mixed drillings, bcavert cons
81 and IL coloured comurics
G-i white do
Prints battisc, ginghams
SILK and cotton, flag and inuddr1ss, hdkls.
Nankn Pln:aloons
French shirt collars
Suspcnders
Nayarinos IS PALM Leaf Hats Sc &c
Ar PRIVATE SALE,
case superior Leghorn Hats
Esv SSEiS, EEssfssGs, 81 "a
'G'EEEsi BAY.
The l'th INST at 10 o'clock, will be sold at our Store
without reserve,
30 hhds superior Porto Rico sugars
% bbis New Orleans ditto--aso an assortment Of
Groceries.
ADDITIONAL
Z hhds prime ST. Croix sugar
% bbs y. Orleans do
so boxes raisins
, pipes old whi5kev
20 boxes soap
30 do candles
l2 mems fine hats
% hids mnasscg
10 do whiskev
- sacks salt
20 bills loaf sugar
30 or casks wine, sc. &c
DAMAGED DRY GOODS,
Al O'Clock will b. sold at Auction Ro,ns, one
DRY GOODS
damaged en board the schoonx Effort, on her voz-.
age from New or! Ia this port, for the benefit o.
whom 1t may concern
Terms Clshs
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gIANNH FdeR SAE1gS.

NVHE subscriber offers for sale, his tract of land
M lying in Powhatan county, Appomatox River,
about eighteen miles above Genito, three below Glenn
ept Town, and twelve above the Court House, adjoining
the land of Charles Eggoson, Richard Watkins, Hugh
French, and others. The tract contains about eight
hundred acres between two and three hundred which
creek and river low grounds of very excellent quail
ty, equal to any on Appomattox river. Some OF the
river low grounds are yet unccared The high land is
IN good state for cultivation and the purchaser will
have in his power to seed from 100 156 bushels of
vkleat on good corn and tobacco land The wood land
is well timbcred, and than sufIciency for the
support Of the plantation, Independently of the
cleared low grounds. The improvements consist of an
oversecrs house and good negro quarters excellent
new grancry and hrcshing machine attached to it, and
tobacco barns sufficient for curing twenty or thirty
thousand weight Of tobacco. Any person wishing to
view the land, will al any time be shown by my bro
ther {. Eggleston, who lives adjoining, or MIR. Hugh
French, who at present occupies it, The purchaser will
be allowed the privilege of seeding crop of wheat this
fall Should the above described land be not sooner
sold privately inotce OF which will be givcn,) it will be
sold publicly to the highest bidder, Hugh Frenchs
Tavern, on the Buckingham road, twelve miles above
Powhatan Court House, Thursday, the 18th day OF
August, if fair, if the fair day. The terms
shall be accommodating, and VIII be made known on
The day of sale, application the subscriber resi-
ding in Amelia county. WM EGGLESTON.
may l7-yytds
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which, in justice TO ourselvcs and the post office in
this city, we publish. Frequent complaints reached
US, in relation 10 the Slice at Old Church. Hanover.
We have been recently informed, that the mail Is
very ofcn opened here. by others beside the Post
master and sometimes passes without being open
cd at all Whether this, and other failures IN duty,
produced by the reform suggested by CORES
pondcnt from Tuppahannock, we know not of this,
there be, and is but opinion, that the Post
Office Establishment is in tn greatest possible dis
order and ltrle responsibility fei; by the sub
ordlnates. towards the principal Formerly, when
complaints M dt t. The Pos. Master General,
Of any irreguaiity ia any route agcot was mnle-
datey sent ID ferret it Now, We hear Of nothing
of the kind Barry would do well 20 resume the
practice.
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Coffee and Chocolate.
-EaaU1.easceclFJe FsWces,


"a lii commence tie 4'h w Lnesday in May
w berg the 25th
FiRsT DAY--A Sweepstake for 3 year old colts
and 6lhes. mile heats, entrance 500, and closed.
Subscribers Thomas Watson, w. Il Johnston
Edward Wyatt, John P. White, VIM. II M!uge.
Vim o. Gregory.
ID DAy.-Proprieior's Purse, S2oo mile heats,
entrance 5 dollars.
Sd DAr.--Jeckey Club Purse, $500, money or,
subject to the usual discount mile heats, entrance
20 dollars
Alb DAY.-A f3weepstake for3 year old colta and
fiilies that race entrance $50, to close
2G:h May.
On the same Doy, B,Idls, Saddle and Mr.
tingaic worth $50 tree for any saddle horse, mile
cut, entrance 10 dollars.
order and furnish the best accommodation t6at the
country affords, to Spnttnen and others who may
attend.
Stables and litter furnished rloo horses gratis.
ADDISON POW ELL, Proprietor.
Brun=wlck Va Nav 3-2tc
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PO!tI' or RICHWO.ND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Elizabeth Jane, North from New York. will,
plaster to A Swecny.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potarnac, Jenkens, for Washington, via
Norfolk, with freight and passengers
NEW YORK, May l3.-Ar'd, sclr Dunton & Son,
Skull and Agenora, Pearce, from Richmond.
- Schr Maria, Drout, from Petersburg, and Fireman,
Dzen, from Virginia.
Merritt, from Richmond.
PHlLADELPHIA, May 1.-Ar'd schr VIM. Tell
Ortley, 3 days I'm. Norfolk
Schr Gen. De Kalb Simmons 4 DAYS fin Richmond
via Norfolk.
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EOl. SHEP.

a Negro Woman thirty-two years of age, "a very
"a good cook and her five Children from two to
thirteen years of age; ! Will sell her with her two
youngest children As she is sold for no fault he only
chdren) she vii! be disposed of mono but such as
wish to purchase for their usc.-Terms, cash or
credit as the purchaser peases-Enqurc this office,
ma 16 4tif
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UN1ox CoUEsE-7He Races.-The Spring Meeting
on the Union Course concluded yesterday with the fol-
"ovinp races:-At IL o'clock, a match race one mile
and repeat, for pursue of 5000. This was a very
interesting little race, the animals running neck and
neck nearly the whole way; but being finally won by
foul play, tho horse that actually in first was,
that account, alluded distonced and the purse was
awarded to the other.
Four mile heats at o'clock. Mr. Steven Black Ma
ria five years old, by Eclipse, Mr. Johnsols Bonncs of
BIne four years old by Sir Charles; John r. Sncd
kors Sir George, by Eclpsc-for six hundred dollars,
and was won in two heats by Bonncts Of Blue. First
heat I'm SIS. second heat I'm. SIS. Sir George was
dstanced the first heat This excited for while
some hopes that the North might yet share in some
the honors of this meetings but they proved aacous:
ssBonnets of Blue" showed herself Of superior speed
and bottom and bore off amidst the admiration Of even
fho.losers, a second purse. She noble animal in
deed and destined to high famc-s qua fata aspera!-
in the annals the Turf The time Of hs race though
shorter considerably than that Tuesday, is still not
remarkable considering the fine order Of The course.
At New, Orleans recently, Mr. Dupanticrs Kitty Clio
YER also n colt Of Sir Charles, beat Major Bib5s Ma
,oIeou-tvo four mile heas-in sevcn minutes fifty
seven seconds, and seven minutes fifty seconds
AZ O'Clock match between Mctamora, bv
Rather years old and sorrcl SIarc, by Henry, j
enrs old2 miles and repeat for $500. The first heat
{aLc Inv Motarora time, minutes seconds: the two
last bv tho Mare, beating Mctamora with apparent
case
The attendance at the this spring was better
than usual the regulations and police ofhc ground very
GOOD and, that the result altogether one sided
and therefore calculated TO discourage efforts here,
satisfaction generally felt.
Next week the Spring Races over the Dutchcs course
commence
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X Schr. PLANTER will posltiveI,
sail ts-morrow morning, Z o'clock.
ESeSirG5Ee Property FOR. Safe.

z Shall SELL on Wednesday. the o5th instant, to the
T. highest bidder, at the Westham Locks OH the
James River Camel, the Store House and Dwelling
House there located; to which is attached. good
smoke-house and kitchen, and thirty acres of excel
lent land.-Terms, six and twelve months credit,
with bond and security, and deed Of trust on ths
property, tc secure the payment
ANDREW SWEENY
ma l7-tds Attorney for the parties concerned
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PROPOSALS,
BY JOSEPH ISRAEL,
For Publishing, by Subscription under tie tile Of
CHRONICLES
sf3rs - sse Fyy GRE.

\ HIioRY
81 me Settlement IF North Western TiTgia;d and 81 The
Indian Wars and 4Ua&&dcFcS ia thai secf0R Of Mc
State from its first erploraton by Me Whites, 10 tie
entire cessation tcithin is t2ifs, IF the hoStte i1H
tignN Of fhc lGtircs
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OLD WINES, DC. DC.
We oFrEa Fo, SALE.
aALD Madeira in pipes half pipes and Or casks
One case do do warranted II years in bottles
represented as very superior
Old Pale, and gold sherry
Champagne Rives brand
pipes pure Cognac brandy
II puncheons Granady rum
London porter, and Blown stout
Philadelphia do in quarts, and pints
New Ark cider do do
may 16--1w LANCASTER, DENLY & 60.
GROCER ~.
"a y store, and daily expected for sale, by
q DAVENPORT, ALLEN s Co.
$50 bags Rio and Lagura coffee
90 boxes loaf sugar
900 hhds. St. Croix Porto Rico, and \. o. sugars
II 10 English Island and Cuba molasses
10 do Antigua
cerooDs indigo
200 boxes brown soap
10 bJls. and No. J. DeCf
30 do do prime pork
30 boxes sperm candles
) pipes old Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
20 ar. casks Malaga wine
100 do do I. VI. Wine
800 casks cut nails
10 hhds. and - b5ls. wbiebry
- do Y. o. rau
10 do lamp oil
20 boxes Havana white sugar
500 wrapping paper
80 half boxes l0Sl2 glass
20 bills. tanners oil
10 bags pimcnio. may I3-}t
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CONnITInNS

CONDITIONS.
The 'Chronclcs of Border Warfare will be print ed
with neat type entirely and on fine paper.
III will contain between , and 100 pages, duodecimo
and be delivered TO subscribers the price 81 - per-
copy neatly bound and cttcrc. Ii is expected to he
put to press early in May, and be ready for delivery by
the first of October next.
Claak&lnrm. Va. M.rck IL lS3l
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SOME OTHER STATION"

Mr.. VAN buren, has, VIZ understand bren appon
ted Minister to England, in the place Of NJ McLANE
Mr. Y. b. will embalk The / ;: of June, III company
with Mr.. VAUGuAN.--Phii GQ=.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17

ChasfcI EIccioa IN Troy The annual election
tOr Supervisors Assessors, Sc. in the CITY Of T'rov
was held OH TUESDAY oc.he pfscnt we k The result
was defeat Of the regulars q Tie Albany Regency
and the dispersion their Huihns. Such victory
would have caused tremendous shout ftriump| i.
The hl5.ny Argus We regard it merely a. the ha--
hInger et still greater ce<s.-.N ]. Com ,9dc.
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sN0lr EpaefE EnflIS

eVNtU HYE - OFVUtVSs
a General assortment of good quality, and at as
IN reduced prices any in the city, received by
late arrivals from the city of New York now open
on Shockoe Hill, two doors above Mr.. Bracket S
Favern; which, together with New Goods he will he
receiving, the subscriber atters himself cannot fail
to meet liberal share of patronage from the citizens
II Richmond and vicinity, who respectfully invI-
ted to cali and examine for themselves
may l7-3t FULLER FOSTER
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Family Library.

HJOs II Is and 49, being Lives of Painters and
g Scuptors by Allan Cunningham, Esq. in 3 vols.
with portraits Of Hogarth, Benz. West, & Fiazman
Just received by !. II. Nash.
81 uTTHFiELD BACON.--i35DO los # be-
tISmi'hfield Bacon, Laurance's c0fe
% 400 lbs Of do d, do Wrens q c., receiving
and for sale JAZZ. WINSTON.
NAV II
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Lynchb"rg Je6ersoniaa

new edition of the Rating caricaiure has BEEN
published with additions MIR. Clay, MIR. Webster,
Mr.. Calhoun, Mr. Randolph and Mr. Berrien are in
troduced The constructive envoy Russia
NAV plead abb. Ii is almos, universally believed
that he is not m the United States Certainly MS 10
his portrait he has been beau fed by the artist.
81 desire, Mr. Eely," said Cromwell. when sitting
that painter, THAT you will pant my picture truly like
me- and not hatter at all; b'it remark all those
roughnesses p;mpes, warts, and every thing as you
see; otherwise w never pay you farthing." We
doubt whether the orator of Roanoke will ever pay
the caricaturist cent for such Likeness The win
kles are mercIlessly marked.
We fear that more of,hcsc illustrations Of contem-
porary history are designed. The New York Cou-
rier has furnished the Of one in its observation
that the Secretary Of State is he magician who with
his wand, made The whole cabinet, cabinet proper,
disappear Another will represent the Secretary as
Samson Agonistes overlurnng two columns, and
thereby bringing down the waolc House CT Dagon.
"3s with the force Of winds and waters peni
When mountains tremhie, those massy pillars
With horrible cDnvulsIon, and fro
lie tvggd, he shook, till down they and drew
The whole roof after them, with bursts of thunder
Tfe vulgar only 'scaped who stood without"
P6jL NAT. Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17

General Jackson and Major Eaton look quite de-
ecicd their own len condition aud tn" dstrac ed
state of things a; Washington Messrs Gngham and
Branch retire in uttef disgust Bali. Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17

B,rr1wonr May 14lh.
Two French Msgiztra'cz Mesers Dc. Bcaop n
and D. TSnqbc %ilc. have ar7iy"d.7t New York, in
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Eg5sJa BL5ssPEs Store,
New and FASHIONABLE Fancy Goods.

NOW dIN TaSHIODdDIc FanCY VOOds.
Bonaets Bonnet RiLqRdg DC. dc.
& r r. Fl. JENKINS arc opening, by the packet
"a from Newly this morning. misses and ladies'
Dunstahc bonncs yellow and black Navariro bonnets
very rich and style bonnet ribands fashionable
ractcd ginghams; elegant Grape dc chee shavls with
many and rich goods ma IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17

U.5s Some dropper of the Richmond Enquirer.
1--WE have heard that he had soma ttl ducklngs " no
quuckcd at his call ha told him are an ,4dpnis'
man. No Mr.. Editor, We neither Adams-man,
nor q Clay-man nor Jackson-man, q Calhops,-
man, Van Buren-man, nor any other .McnS-mdn.
We aspire to but one qualifying aPpcLtdtjue-an Hon
GILMAN, though such may, perhaps, belong only to
the weakest purity in the Union
But suppose had. times past, some prefsg-
ence for Johnny O.? Haynt right to change
sides well as Mr. BIar, and Amos, and Major No
ali, and even Mr. Richie himself? Were they not
all Adams-men once? Did Edtor of the En-
quirer once thank Heaven, 'that he born in a
land that gave biith to such splendid genius and
Patriot as John Quincy Adams" And what dust
these men sicking up now because we once
agreed with them There's Mr. Blair, who dycd
at the eleventh hour. and has got all the public prl-
ING from Gen. Green, who has been labouring in
the cause of the People for eight years, night and
day.-There's Amos, who was dyed too at the Pev-
enth hour and he's got Office worth three thousand
dollars year.-There's Major Noah, who wa
dyed about taD after ten, and he has got Office
worth tUe thousand dollars per annum And last,
though least, tn res Mr. RItcnia himself, who
was soaked and prinied about half after clegen and
he has go pnbhc printing to the amount of about
thousand dollars year besides sundry fdnCics of
thouS0nd dollars OUTFIT, and PenlpoteRiiary hon
ours in expectancy. And now, forsooh, because we
are preparing for thu alp. these are making
terrible spluiter, four fUOoi, would not take the
colours kindy.-and as If they were the only real
Broad-tajls-the genuine hsrln)< whnse feeces
alone lake on the true cel0st 6Lach.-Wc pro-
test against ungenerous this. They
have stated their heeces and lie al full length
fat and Iethurgic, painting with repletion-and yet
when we, the gentle lambs of the lock, would
brows upon blade two on the borders OF the pas
ture, they bounce up and butt away at with some
seoudo,' intrepidity But we will not tempt he ira
ouira If the fold. they are welcome tn tn honoufs
lanigerouS--fcccc, hide. horns, and al.
s.Hurrah for diayt7n Pan Buren," Nov, M
Ritchle, are 5 good Jackson men yoa de
sire US to be?
T,,,cbI,,5-cr Tefcyc,n;0,
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the ship Havre sent here by the order of the Minister
OF the Interiors to examine the various prisons IN our
country, and make report their return to France
Similar commissions have been other countries
especially IN Europe; the French G,vernrue have.
IN contemplation improve their Penitcn;iary sys-
tom and take this means 81 obtaining al proper IL io-
nation We have no doubt that every facility VIII BE-
extended to the gentlemen III their enquiries in this
country. fAtccv
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II is understood that Mr.. 1nghan VIII no, wait r
his successor to arrive from London, and that he i.
now gathering mp his robes and Will leave Washing
ton in few days
Mr. Van Buren, ia busiiy engaged in giving lessons
to Mr.. Livingston, who though ne has been al Wash
ington for some time has not yet taken charge OF