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HbUBLlC SALE OF MANCHESTER PROPER.
IL TY-Pursuant 10 a Decree OF the Superior Cour
lot Chaueery, Tor tire Richmond District, prorouneee
lon tbs day OF February, 1881, in the case OF Bur
foot, T. NJ We. Buroo, L. and others and OF an a.
nendnent thereto Of the l Of June following, shall
IN Tuesday, The l2h day of July, 1881, the prem
see, oher 70. sale, al public auction TO the bid
der, on credit oil l. and years, the following
property belonging 10 the estate Of Matthew Burioot
deceased, to witt The 10, sonnitiDg four acres, with
he imtr;vement, theron, adjoining tho property O.
Miles Bo,t and others, MaDche in The county
OF Chesterfield. The houses sod 10, in The town o.
VI chichester Low occupied by Mrs Sarah Bausb, and
sjoining the property OF Peter +. Smith and Other.
aud said Burfoots interest, in the Factory in Matches
ter held by Vadon and Burioot. Bonds and secure,
required, and The ile r:tsined until the bonds ere
paid.
Sale TO eommeace at clock, p. Nj al The Fasio
ry the main street.
SAMUEL T. PULLIAM,
MAY 10. 9---ids Commissioners
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From tho Leicester Chronicle.
BACHELORS
~ lone clouds IN Autumn eVes,
A. without its leaves,
As shut without its slo0Nos,
Such are bachelors.
Is .vllabuhs without head,
A, Jokes not LAUGHED at when they're said,
A. cuounbers without "A bed,
Such are bachelors.
AZ cfcstutca of another sphere,
AS things that have no bust iess hcre,
As Inconsistencies, tits clcsr,
such are bachelors.
Vixen 10 on souls in fobled bowers,
As heings born for happier hours,
As butterflies on iayord flowers,
Such arc married msn.
These perform their functions high
They bear their fruit, aud then they die,
Aud little ifu,ts come by and by,
so die married mon.
Rut sb as thistos on tho blast
From every gatdon-bod are cast,
And fsdo on droary wastes at last,
So die bachelor.
Thou, Thomas, change that grub like skin,
Your butterfly career begin,
Aud ny, and swear that 'iis n sin
10 be- "A bachelor.
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GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
DAVENPORT: ALLEN s. Co, Aue'ion.er. and
NJ Commission Merchants, Richmond, offer for saie|
800 hhds w l. aud N. Osiesni Sugar
40 bbs Porto Rico do
100 DO Loaf and Lump do
20 boxes s.eam refined loef
90 do Havana White Sugar
20 hhds New Orleans Rum
10 I" Antigua do
pipes Cognec Brandy
d 4" Holiauds Gin
$50 bids New Orleans Molassss
100 West India DO
$50 bags java aud Green Cofee
800 quarter casks Malaga Wins
10 boxes Champaign do
10 sack, sof,-rh-ll Almonds
ceEoons Spanish Indigo
6OOTeams wrapping Paper
500 .. Wiring do
90 bbls mes and prime Beef
20 A." Tanners OIL i
Pipe Olive DO
10 hbds and trces Lamp DO
80 bbls Albany Ale
100 do Baltimore Wbisksy
100 half boxss Window Glass
20 boxes Sp,rm Candles
400 bbls No. Maekerel
200 casks Gu, nails
40 cases Fur Hate
Chocolate, Fig Blue, Pepper, Pimsnto, Sc
DRY GOODS.
ISIS pieces fine aud super fine black, blue, mike.
and laOSy.eOlored Broad Cloths, from 81 sd
Cas:imeIes, Cas'neus. Dillngs, and superio,
Naukins
% pieces brown Linen-for pin.aloons
eases Rouen CassimsTss
eolorcd Csmbrics
62 w-prited ard superior Chints Prints
Gingham aud Ba,iise
Indigo blur iipes and Piaids
4 bales Blush Osnaburgs
do Tnkinburg
IL do Navarines
do Int. Shell Combs
Also large assortment OF superior and co m mon gii
coat and vest buttons, pearl shirt buttons and siuc
is'dwsre, cutlery FINDERS, shovel and tongs brass az
'teel pane, peiiumery, sosp,, SIC. &c.
InIe
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IN CHANCERY:-Un,sd States Ccur,, 5h CIe
II cult, and Eastern District Ct V;gnia, Jane Srj
1881
David Buchap, and James Buchan, adn.'or CT Jane
Bucban, deceased, Flf..
against
B,namin T lson late Sheriff of sff,rJ and adm q,
lie bonis non, with the will annexed OF Join nj. Dau
el deceased, Robert James adal'r de obs non oil
BE nj amin James deceatej, the Robert b. Jams.
and ,hn M. DUie, adm'ors &c bosis non. WI IN the
win annexed of Robert Buchan, deceased, The samr
Benjamin Tolson, Peter V. Daniel, adm'or de b9niis
non, with the will annexed OF Travers Daniel, dec.a.
led, John Moncure, adn'or with the will oil
lof Walter X. Daniel deceased, late administrator
The said Travsrs DANIEL deceased, Lydia T,isos and
Amos TTisoe execu'rIx and cuior OF Thoma, Tri.
zoe, and Gorge Bank late Saeif OF Stafford and All
|mnista ior OF w liam Bi!l-which sad B'nAmin Tel
l'on Travers Daniel, Thomas Trisoe aud William b All
were the surees OF Jshn nj. Daniel, decea,sd, and
amin James, decea cd, executors OF Roberi Brchap
deceased, the same John Moncure administrator with
the will anrexrd Of Walter r. Daniel, Diseased, AID
ohm III Id man, whish Wsler II. ans John were sure
tiles OF Join ~. Daniel, one OF the administrators
;boui non, with the will annexed Of the said R,ber
Buchan, Mary James, JOhn j. Dsmoi,, and William s
ames, sure,ies OF Robert b. James, the other ad mr.
Ide boz il non, with the will snnexed Of the sal i
John D;mot, suseii.s OF the said Robert b. james
administrator de bOniS OF The said Bsnaman James, de-
Sceased, Defdis
Il appe airing 10 the Court ,ha, the defendant Amo.
Frisios one OF the executors OF Tcoinas Trisoe de-
5ceascd, who was Of The susess OF John NJ DAnei
and B.njania James. executors OF Robert Buchsu, de
ce"'e"' hso removed hom 's Dis'fict AFTER the SER
irice upon him Of The subf the original biIi-an
a,hat the defendant John j. Domot, one OF tie
uTe'es of the defendant. R9ber, b. James, who wa,
sone OF the administrators ds bons non, with the will
annexed OF he said Robert Buchan, deceassd, has
moved from his DisTic', ster the service upon hin
the conditional decreo entered in this cause at tn
srues upon The original bill sg sns him and other de-.
aendants, and before tie service OF the subpoena seii
3taca'; therefore, IL 10 ordered that the sid Amo.
Trislos and John j. Demo,t appear here the f.
lay o! the term, and shew cause, if any ihey
can, why this tui shoLl stand a9d be revived anr
proc edtd 10 against them in the name of the present
plaintiffs, and the bills 10 this cause and ha
copy OF This order be or.hw inserted in some ne W
] oapsr Published in the city OF Richmond, for two
mon'hs excessively and posted the from, door Of the
5caPitcl in the said ti'y.
A Copy. Teste,
RICHARD JEFFRIES Clerk.
July 5. l6-ySy
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ivaE RS. JAMES M. JOHNSTON VIII board Eig hi
I1M or ter young ladies, if early application be AIDE
at her residence on G. Street, Snocko Hill.
June IL
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HNLKhOOD ESTA1E.-Io be sod 49, -
EZ known aud highly valuable estate In the teupt,
soi CUlpePtr Va aboui so miles from r. edeticksbpr.
tate The properly OF Mr.. Carter Beverly ami sf,s,
yards Of John s. Thornton, bu; 10 The oecupsnc,
got MIR. John Browning, Who 10 going TO England Tn
s.ae IL 50 well kno1n Tor he fertility OF lis sail md w.
&uiy OF III situaion thai particular desern,ion
unnecessary. The Mansion House IL 10 excellent r.
pair AZ is happily placed a gentle emipenre l.
s,he C. nre OF the property. IL IL bounded On b II
North art, Morrill, and Noribwes. by the River Ram.
hannosk on tbs banks 81 which lie pea, 100 acres
FERTILE Land the most part river bottom al pre,,n,
ne bighesi STATE o! cultivation, and covered Ub Inv
liant crops OF clover The surrounding uulspd orodn
ices excellent wheat, Rye and Off, and there /, en- a
cieni body Of wood TO mainsio the f.nces II Ia
,bkesise The sine uar advantage OF a s4aI stream
sing through il. which never ails so ih, all III hId
3re we'll watred, and there is caiisI Mil, Si,, -,
which formerly stood a Merchant Mil and =. ~ Nil
rs Srn buildngs, barn, aofD-house Ove,ssa,,
ihou;c, Negro Quarter, &c. are at c1nveniso d,s
aspee from The Mansion House, and Afford The mos, am
lpe accommodation. ' -"
Tbi' property will be sold by public Auction in In,
next 1852 altogether or in io;f as may suii "A nyr
sh~efs should IJoi be disposed Of in the me m time ~
3piVAte eon'ract, aud ample line will b. sI,wed a.
;'ne psyuep' Of 10" Putch's" money. |, trEsrmet
10 estate 20 well caouleed for the rrsidsnc. q, es
lheman, on account o: the beauty Il ito fi,ua,ioo
substantial IMPROVE cannot be fuad in y,ini
~ Is etn's ed to ain about 1891 aces and l. >,
'mafk1bie Tor tbs sau Tiiy OF ito air md lbe sh.cn.
.Daroh and sisgnsoi waters.
Letters, pos, paid, may be l9dFe.sed IL he p,o;.
lag The Post Office, steveushutr, Cuipeoef eonnI, W
GINA and ibs prentice may b. viewed a, sgy ,ime
The Wioehesief VIgioian NadooJ Io,sJrss,sa,
and Constitutional Wig, are qUesieJ IN puLl,sh ~
above times and send their scceunis TO- Ibi, sg;e
oF eolIe ion. Iii W. 'ihet
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al Office -Prcpossls will be received ior repair ioe
Y the jsii oil .L1usi County, (accordog 10 plar
vbiCh may be seen on afpea' on at the ClsIHs Office
IF said county until the xpira ion OF four wee ks
rom this time. Persons making propositions, viii
lirect them "to the Commissioners appointed TO con
raet for The repairs Of the Jail OF Louisa County,, TO
The care of the Clerk oi ihe Court OF ssid county
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
june % H-w3W
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HN IFTY DOLLARS REWARD - Runaway from
a The substr bers on Ssurdav evening lsst, ne =
sto man named WASHINGTON, \ bright uiulsiio,
about ~ years Of age, and feet 9 inches 18th.
WashiLg on was purchased Of DR.. j. N. FAulcon Of
Amelia, aud Ina, wife living in SurTy county, where
Ii is likely he has gone. The above reward will l.,
lpaid II taken viii ouoF twenty eve dollars "
led within 1he limits Of the State and sIl reasonable
lcbafgss paid. HALL NELSON & co.
Ju'yl 15-u Richmond, Va
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II q iWENlY DOLLARS REWARD IOped Irou,
"A the subseriber's resideBce in Noioway county,
uoar Mcrgansvillr, ihe lsi day Of last November
yellow fellow, named Pc NPEY, who was purchased
of Captain S h Thoup,on OF Dinwiddie. He il abou,
fifty years cid; 1--WE fees four eve inches high ole-
aby stout made, OF hin vsage, large and full eyes
rather Opposed to show his front teeth, has somewhat
"a down look, and slow 10 speak when spoken to-,
and generally pleasing counteDanee. Some scar.
may be discovered abcu his neck, aad believs small
ms under bis right eye.
In all probability he has obtained free papers and
passes as free man. As the sri, OF Internal Improve
osn calls forth much additional labour, he msy poss
bf al This time, be ,m loyed in some Of your gre al,
works OF State or national Improvement to ascertain
which, Superiniepdsnts will pIesse to make obssrva-
saiioD aud itqhiry amotg their biTelngs
The above reward will be given for the safe deliver,
ot Pompey 10 me, or ten dollars will be given Tor suct
Information as will enable me 10 Pe, him Assn.
DANIEL CLARK.
NotowaV, June IA lO-U9w
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EARYDEN & HUNT.-MERcHANr IAILoRs
Ep Of Baltimore, Respectfully inf)tms th. n
rebds and the public that they have selected from the
late srrivas,s very OF GOOD, suitable
for gentlemen wear, ehish they prepared TO make
up order in the neat-st Style end the nod accom-
media ing termf-vz: auper 4loh coats, Of nv colour
u ON 20 rs dolsrs-Psnis and Vests on equally pleas
Dg terms
Aod tor the accommodation Of such Of inv friend, a.,
10 not Wit " city, they mby sxpec to zee m Ian
easier Court Hou'e, The 20 h day OF Jnte al the
.siurg OF The Levy Court, where | shall be prepared
o .Ahihi card OF patterns Of general variety o.
goods (fon wi ieb gentleman may feect ard give or
er4) and TO take Tor euch 90 may ieel dis.
o'ed TO favour us with ,beir custom. ANY article o
ifess which may be ordered, shall meet with mmedi
lie attention, end forwarded according TO difee,ioB
JOHN N. HUNT,
Oi the i.m OF DfydrR & HUT
JuIe II lI-wAw
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.TENEN DOLLARS REWARD -Kanaway ifcm IN
"a Subscriber living in Chesterfield eoun y, on the
% cay Of May last, negro boy named MATTER.
SON sixteen or seventeen vars Of ag., tall and vel
proper Toned, sptigh,ly appearance light Completed
hne 'u head o: hair, with very Noted above aut
nm ed:a.ly under one Of his eyes, DO, reeoilecled
which. occasioned from a burn when a small child
will give he above reward TO any person that will de
liver him 10 me in Chesterfield county, secure hin
n Jail go hat shall get him. II taken out OF the STATE
Fifty Dollars upon his being conf ned in Jail, ami in
FORMATION uan.uite ell 10 me, 70 tia, may get him.
All mas'ers OF vessels add others ase forwarned from
harboriDg yirg he sad boy away a their PERIL
June II l0-w4t' ROBERTSON TURPIN
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ny the Governor " the Commonwealth Of TiTSs,,,
n PROCLaAfATTOJV e''

ny ''o "V"'''1 " tHe COinDOHUedifb Qf ptTginf0
PROCLAJfATYOW DIV"
N}Vy bEkbAS, vacancy hath occurred In The 70
w refeoisti'u IN the Senate Of Ills STATE h, a.
fedg' at. y OF Joseph w CHIN E.q., member 81 a..
senate Of VngiDis, for re District composed NJ A.
Ifouhlss ;oi S!shod, King George, Wes;mo,eIard
lfehmond, Isnta.tef aid Nor humber ard :. NJ
Wherefore, ]. John oyd, Governor Of The Commo,
wealth ol Virginia, do hereby sUthorizs and reani.
ne Sseiih' OF the counss respee lively, ccmpo,oe IT.
PAID Dstiiei, TO Election 10 lie held for ih
aid eoubii 8, at The Court dsy thereof In .hs mon -
August ntx to eto9e fui stle person 10 rsprss.,
he said Dit let IN the State Senate, according to On
OU S,,., "u' ion snu isws OF VIZ CoDOonwtsi h.
|[SEALl lesser Seal OF the Common wealth =, u :;
Inond, this llth day o. June. 1881.
June IL. IL w4w John III own
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From The Lexington lIa) hte,H!eneer.
LEXINGTON AND CON!NGIJN TURN
PIKE

ms roar, WINCH has 1reu long talked of, is
az ienglh idniy utd way, and i nDW hoped
that II VII be Completed before The end oil the
Year. Jordan X 20. nave been nj work 10 s.
sefai weeks al the Noftn Mountain. wnh To
hands. Inc road Inhue on Toe mountain thu.
lat, Is said IL b. excellent, an1 Is expected 10
he completed across the mountain L. Jordan
and VINES Furnace before the toarth u! Jul,
In the moan time, a portion Of lac han IL Of
jordan y Co. are working Oh IRON tie mohr.
lain lowald as Lexington. o. Thursday last h, =
Ande. Alexander began TO wo,k on hi, spA-
ton ~ the road IN the yic,nny OF town. Tie
would have begun mucn soouer but some dIt.
hcnl'ies had occurred respecting the priyil.e,
! OF passing through some ofihc lands nrat TOW ~
| aud II nas undetermined Mai % lte the Ioat
| would take, whether found the Brnhy nil
aud 10 the north OF Mr.. David Mechanically
| or through, ne Gap OF tue Binshy NIL, aud /,
lie south OF McCampbeli's, aud close 10 nm
McMNh's
Inc hlllcultes respecting paesage through
Mr.. keii's iarH, are we understand, nj htg1l
IN lar way oi beng adjusted. MIR. Alexande
nas broken ground IN The lot. 10 tue west a
town anu 1 Wa slgat of some inter sl 10 IN
,nhabtanis 10 behold plough drawn by e,gh
ohery piJushing up tue earth, aud aii.rnnrd
lonT oxen with scraper remosing tue earth
lossehed by tue plough, aud forming II into
| smool h road,
This turnpike, when completed. will be a
important link added 10 tie kanawhs stat
Road, which has, Tor the LAST two or tire
years formed so Important a communicable,
between the eastern aud western waters
When the western end, from Tie Fall. G
hena"na 10 the Kentucky line, is mpletsd
Which II doubtless will be thi. sumnet, il wi
'rm by far the most extensive tlrupn
'oat in Virginia !; and il kepi in gno
repair, will be The mosl pleasant road 10
travelling in the STATE, although through
out ITS whole lebg'b, il passes ,hrongl
maintains and hills. Virginia has done 0n
i,''e IN proportion 10 hsI strength, yet size h,
oone something ana THAI somdnlng We sni
pose Is as much as could have been REASONABLE
expected iron a Slate whose most inGuen,la
''sh nave, Tor long period OF time, had thei
'aoag"'s almost exclusively turned toward
oos"ac' political principles, aad toward
man aiming a.cendancy in the political par
'es, which have from time 10 hne spran,
up IN tbs UIiied States. But Ill hoagt
'"g'ha PROGRESSES siowl, in her interna
improvements, she will derive this adsantag,
! rom her delays, that she will ha,,
'ime TO avail herself OF the experience of hei
n''soaats N.s ars experimenting beto.,
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From Mas Repis,.y.

IYea India Trdde.-Jas, before The late pIc,.
siJn ,n New-liampsuir-, IL WAS stated IN on.
oil the payers oil that sta,es, winch ought TO have
ssone claim 10 veraci,y, that pork b,,oss
n price oi two Cents higher IN the pound tina
wear, IN Consequence OF ihe opening OF The
West India pu,ls. thaa ii did The Two precediay
years" LIS jas, shout rs likely that the pric.
oil porA has sd. snced In conssquen e" o
Mi. Reynolds discovery of a" hole in ,h.
sarta," at The south pole, and a new demsnd
10, The supply vi the nnabian,s vi the inle.
rior Our pork Is MT Admitted into the Bri.i,l
Nes, indies unless smuggled.
n Is published a. u great 4" compliment
tIat +" MIR. Robinson, OF The house of Son-
nIons, declares that MIR. McLane has ou.-
1, piolnai,zed The British minisieIs--and that
his recent arrangements viii have the effect Of
i.cre..n.g the American to.nsge by 2Oo. wv T.
> U,UD tons =
fus .a.4 Nuo sh Ii five long enough 10 sec
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Tie CIiE.ROkEES
| BAL LAIoa

NEW EeH ia Cherokee Nnon) March 10.
= ne laws "l 6forglt, making II high m,sd
meanar Ion white man 10 res'de in the Cher
okee Nation without taking The oath OF ALL
g'ance aud obtslnIng permii from his EN-
celencs the Governor, Or his Agent, is now in
n course OF execution. % iast Sabbath, al
ter the usnz tune ot divine-seryice, the Geor-
gia Guard arrived, aud arrested three ol oar
cit Zens. w. Rev. Same. A Worcester mis-
sionary oil the American Board tor Foreign
Missions Mr.. J,hn f. Wheeler, one Of the
pnnter, Of III. Cherokee Phenn !; aud Mr..
Thomas CAM he two last mentioned ale
cnizens. WITH Cherokee families. MIR. Isaac
Pro.toI, sssistent missionary nj Carmel.
had lac evening before been taken, aud came
with tae Guard ms prisoner. Tney were
conducted TO ,h3 residence ui Mr. Tarsia.
VIII To they we've Kept under guard during the
nlghi. la the moinlng they MeIe marc hed
of oy way ol Etah yah, WHERE, we presuaie, III.
saue evening tue Rev. john III lmson, nnoth-
CT missionary oil ,he A.nercau Bsasd, Was ar
led.
Our object naw simply to give facts as
thy have occurred before our e,t.. aud not
| 10 ihdnig" oufsrlsos IN remaIks.-tae scene has
Just comm H. ed, anu Ne must ait nalil il cla
aes. Although our readers will recpllecl, tnal
ihe Law under Wal, these worth, lnen are Ia.
Kan II e1prtss, aod the puashIn III severe.
tmP'isoamem IA The peaiteniiary for nor les
! fhdh jgm years, yet II would he Jo,ne Injustice
10 'he good people oil Georgia TO say, thai the
law, enacted "a thi, has b.en, al a time of
great ekGhemaat, Will assuredly be executed
he eo0ri may honoiaby acqat lh.m, md
mus save tue credit 81 Tue Sta e. Ii does mn
become US, Therefore, 10 ahtlCip pate the result.
anu comment upon these proceedings AT th,s
tune. Nor are we disposed 10 ceusure TN.
Guards, Tor dong what they undoubtedly feel
o ne tsei' duty, as officers of the State we
eas spe'k OF them only as respects their con.
duo IN dung taat duty. We must observe how
ever, na' We cannot see the proprley a. The us.
oi sueh miiltary movement ~ arrest, without
y oeess, "a lie" uoarDed aud peaceable Ind,,i
duals; aud We hid rather by u great deal the,
haa come On some other day Instead OF III,
sabbath. The men of whom they were If
; pursuit, were no. going to run away an,
leave ihe country; they would have been a,
sure oil had'"g tnem Ca any other day as q.
the Sabbath
In justice to the comman ling officer fCnl
NelSon) we must say, that he acted with
great deal OF clvIllty aud kindness towards HI,
/ PRISONERS while IN tins place. He was 50 ac
eommoda'lng as TO allow MIR. Worcester to re-
/ 'uf" "ith guard Ia the evening, and take sun.
, per aud attend worship with his family--be n !,
SO gave him The same privilege in The mornin.
r re wish We could say that all actud kindIy
o"t We are Obliged 20 notice quite a d,lferen,
neha''ear behaviour, however, WE have
, reason ~ believe. di.approyed OF The comman
de,. + pbs,,1,
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$4533 80

Aggregate. during both years So -
III amount expended on the kaaawha rive,
bio Ibis place, may be Estimated at about
260,ooo, upon winch expenditure the JAMES
k,v,r Company received in The year 1850.
more tnan 3 per cent Oh III If capltai.
We hiyeI 'a,on 10 believe that tbs amount
will be considerably Increased dauns tue cur
rent year.
GIVE 10 the trade Of Kanawha river an outlet
to the east OF almost any description, aud
there will be little rashnesss IN surprising that
,ha entire capital invested would be redeemed
III ltss than 2Oyears.
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Laird. fem L,5sda.--The scheontr Hliari-
~ arrived on sunday NJ Philadelphia, FROM
Moarosis, whence she sailed On The ooh
February. We regret solesrn that DR.. Hum
uhfeys died al thai place fes days previous
10 tbe siiing OF tie Hlarty. The U S. ship Jasa.
arrived on the I9fh, L. sas 10 sail Ia a ies Cay
for The IVES lncies; officer. snt crew we're
all ia god health. Passengers IN the II. /.
NJ. Wa.hiuston, {. s. Ny. and Mr.. Ia, ior.
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Nkw YORK, March "a,

me Tide Turned THE brig DtGsht. a,
fhiadel fhla, from Canton, bought Out nj :.
"oo IN specie. A letter sla.es iha, half a ,nI'
lion has been recently exported 10 Eurone II
china rs TO dlsembogue lis silver upon he ues.
ter" Nd IONS, While The usual supply Il ON Me-,
,co aud South America Continues, The etfec, " IN
oe TO make The article a greater dug essn
mao ma, II IS at presen'. And il is already tue
onl'es' eommodty IN The money -uarke,. An.
good paper Is preferred before it.
E9Grasl q Commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11
From me Loni,eliis foen,. nareh ..

0uIRAGEtt-We are affirmed tina. Mr.. G..
7; Ro1er,, late representative IN tie leeslsinr =
vi enluck,. from Hardin county. Was dsngsf-
onsiy wounded ~ Elizabeth town, GA IoadaY
last BY pistol shot from the uani of =
Elliott, tfintrf al Jackson paper nj that
piLce- NJ. Roberts IS not eGpeCied To recover.
kiott has bren adm ited 10 bail IN he sum Of
SIu00. Political st.lfe l. sad 10 have originated
the broll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11
From lie Albany Egeniag Journal.

There has been active. drilling, f0r several
DAYS. IN favor OF the UnneI Siates' Bank nuLli-
fcdfion resolutions. 4 busy msn, aud genet
al Regency Agent. whose hands nave been oil
oil Lockpori surplus water, during the winter
has found lime 10 pui his shoulder to the aheei.
aud says they mus go! Some geu'ieneU, We
lesro. hold Out against publication. M eon-
tempt even OF The lockpOii Dictator
III. Truth it, that The resolutions eaot go lei
the Reesacy dog aud drill as they may. Mi
Yaa Bur u e@nnoi be gIslifed Ia tins matter - I
the expense Vi the dignity y seli-resoect oil the
Legislature. The resolutions. II called up, viii
.liarr be 20 nn,ended as 10 extract their silng
thereby Singing ia ,,e Who caused them To
BE- lnn otuod--or he promptly rejected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11
The following Is related by N.

The following rs related by III. s,;,.
Philadelphia United States Gaze,ls ''' o' the
" An ,nia"t Child of Dir. N,,,,
Fourth street, Was yesterday lei ~, ION, II
,he nursery, while the mother W.. -" '"e bed IN
lo"-r pm, oi The hoase. On her ,s',, mo the
was me se" minutes, she sa. ,hs Which
leap from the bed She imueds,s, Ao"se Cat
The child, and 10 her sorros. a,.y ".hi 10.
t~kLEs'' Ihete ~er- on The ,u,.a' ' '''' II
oi - 'leoee, anu It's death =. .alna,sa ~ marks
,acking ir breath" 'e ~ HE Ca