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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
THE LATE DANIEL SdEFFEY,

The following eloquent remarks
were made by General Briscoc Bald
win, the gentleman who moved the Or
der'which was entered on the minutes
Of the Chancery Court Of stanton, in
relation to the mournful event Of the
death Of the late DANIEL SHEEFEY.
1--WE fs.sSE< f-assenbled 70 dis
charge our relative duties-but there
is one place vacant. We hook around,
in vain, for him who shared SO largely
in our Conscience, our esteem, and adj
miration. DANIEL SHErFKY - no
more! He Whose genius threw a lus-
tire over this loruu-who stood here
prc-cminent the pride of our village
an ornament of our countsy-has been
hurried from Us forever. While he
lived, his acts Of public utility and pri-
vate benchcence we're the familiar in
eidents Of the passing day-it was not
until his death that We could fully es-
innate his worth. But ] have not
risen to speak his formal eulogy-such
IS not the language of grief Here,
however, oI this field where he gained
% many triunphs-~se could not shut
out if We woa6, the recollection of his
rapid, comprehensive, and powerful
mind; his zeal, fidelity and manhness;
his liberal sentiments, and unaffected
kindness. And may not, on this oc-
casion, be permitted to olEer a momen-
tary tribute Of friendship to the meno-
~ a him, with Shsn ] hase enjoyed
- many houn d free and unreservcd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
6pP!'AL.LADsuM.

"A 80 70 - insf1au-
=. 80 spoet Bsrthe ~as
peci III s]ose epistlea and
eeeuSue1 d observed him ORC
tSs III dhe great basin ia the
Ls1 ~ rdens, stamping his
ee4f4t A11NSne bis auns about like
90 p6sesse4 He appcoecAed him.
why, my 1eer friend said he, whaa
is the naattcE, what Nh y0uF 4 IN
in a horriA sfs1e, = returned Barthe,
''here h.ve ] been oghng the moon for
this hour; you know how it inspires
those cursed Germans; well! on me
it has rot IL least influence. am
frozen todeatA and perfectly stupid;
and have got . cold in the head
The devil take the moon ard the poets
too; their tenderness conSounds me"
Taller.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

DISPENSING with the usual form. u,
ties of a prospectus we como at once
to state the rules by which We shah
be governed in orr publication. Sec
ing that the citixcns Of Richmond and
its vicinity wish 20 unite their exeTtions
for the purpose of Establishing press
for their common good, We shall pay
strict regard 70 all SO far as we may
chance to notice party questions.
In politics we shall say but little.
only noticing such important facts q
seem Immediately interesting.
The news OF the day, both foreigu
and domestic viii be carefully eompil
ed.
We shall occasionally select choice
moral ESSAYS, popular tales, historicA
articles, poetry. biographical sketches
&c.
twill be our task instruction 10 impart
To mend the morals and improve the
heart.n
Some attention win be paid to the
condition of the blacks in the United
States.
The encouragement Of internal i'm
provement and domestic Manufactures
will not be neglected.
Under the head Of amusement viii
be found pleasing variety.
A brief summary Of the proceedings
in congress and the state legislature
will be inserted.
Each number will contain bank
note table and view Of the Cinci1na-
Ii market
Co~p,r1oSs.-Thc PALLADIUM will
be publishes every Saturday morning,
on fine sheet Of super royal paper,
and entirely new type, at tvo dollars
per annum; payable in three months
from the time Of subscribing.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square will be inserted three times for
one dollar. and will be continued at
twenty five cents for each subsequent
insertion. A discount Of o5 per cent
viii be made when an advertisement 4
contiaced f,r three ns-tas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

NOTCA IN THE " HITB AOUNTAIN8.-
The Notch Of the White Mountains,
IS a very harrow defile extending two
miles 10 kDgth between two huge
Cliffs, apparently rent assunder By
some vast convulsion Of nature
Through this notch runs the Saco riv-
er, which has its source in these noun
tains. About half a mile from the en-
trance ofthe chasm isseen a most beau
tifnl cascade, issuing from a mountain
on the right, about eight hundred feet
above the sobjacent valley, and about
two miles distant. The road from
Lancaster IN. HI Ia Portland passes
through the Notch, following the
c0uosc Of the head stream q the Saco.
An even, wfaich occurred here few
years ogo, has rendered this ascene Of
mourniui interest. Nearly in tie mid
die Ut TINS majestic chasu, lived in the
year 1S:,sH H.fnily Of the name Of
crawford, who kept a house Of enter
tainment Tor those whom business or
curiosity prompted tc pass through
TINS Wild region. 1t consisted Of eight
persons. Oa the day before the event
which We are about 10 record took
place, dark clouds appeared gathering
ia two different points Of the HORIZON,
and at iei.gth collecting in one dark
suiien mass, they hung gloomily on the
tops Of the mountains. As evening
Grew on, the heavens assumed . more
and more portentous appearance, and
the collected waters poured down, not
III drops, but in . mass, as il the por-
tails Of heaven had been emptied at
once. On the next day, some travel
lers passing through the Notch found
The house Seserted, and the road block
ed up BY immense masses of earth,
rocks and trees which had fallen from
the mountains. Search was imme-
diately made for the occupants Of
the iOuse, and at length the
bodies OF tive were found, mangled
andt torn BY the avalanche that had thus
brought death in its course. The re-
mains OF the other three were never
found. j rom the appearances present.
ed, 1t Is concluded that two avalanches
prceipltated themselves from opposite
mountains into the valley at the same
time. One d them came directly to-
wards the house, without inluring it.
The inhabitants, it may well be sup
posed. alarmed at the tremendous up
roar, lied with the nope Of saving their
lives; but, anid the ntter darkncss, and
hot knowu-S where to 60, surrounded
as the, were on every side by the roar
Of ten thousand torrents, rushed into
tine very jaws Of destruction. The
avalanche found them in its path, and
the moment Of its meeting them have
been almost the same with that Of their
entrance into eternity.-Ccskct.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
CURIOUS sPEECH.
-.s,sssacs iron |. dinner Apeeeh, delivered
3 h xyveroOs Rsops q Aekan.ap:


r ~ gsvesaos Nsss e Ark.n..s:
The gevcspor thss observed, that he
would here close the few remarks b.. IL
tended - Sf5cr, with en- appeal 80 IL COM
PAW, to boaY- witnsss, that ~ had nds
ss.i the words, tsyrd governor, hut that
nc felt an invoiuntary inciination % touch
snt'hes topic athes f.rsi&n 70 ihe gener-
al scope u his observations. He had
ssone HESITATION in psoccesling, iisasmuch
as his sue gestiofs might lie supposed to
app y e somc Of the gentlemen near him,
. wh. had shown him since his arriyaJ,
wsgkesl attention and Kindness ;tue AZ the
company present are ever understood 70
be excepted, ha hoped to be pardoned.
A. the muster the other day, and in
she general aspect Of fhe. people IN this
quarter, the governor said he had been
relni .,ded fold kentucky-ofopen, gen
erous kentnckian.-bus had discovered,
- this country, to his great grief and
qualification, larger proportion of sin
Ele men a,sA bachelors than he had ever
seen e!se~ here, and = greater aversion or
and,fieresce - matrimons. This seems
70 .ne (contiaued the Governor) N evil of
magnitude, and to dem, nd radical RE-
RoRx. II country where the
inca - If subsistence aseso easily pr.,car-
I'd, there isno apology for remaining si.,.
Gle. Many gentlemen are reluctant 70
encounter the trouble and expense of
wife and family, bat man who wl.i no,
hazsard much to make himself and fine
gii happy, can hardly he relied ON 10
ma. s..V 1.Ixe l. 81
Try il III danger. Permit me to tell Won.
Gentieme ihat the ladies are ardent in
she'r attachments, and grateful for q faith
Ia return; and i husi asd win only
pfefer the company Of hrs wife to he frog
shop, gaming table, or other places of lille
and convince her thar she i.
Ut al. things nearest his heart, she will
work her fingers to the quick to sustain
hin, IL he should be even little law and
worthless. Woman Is the hest r;ff Of
Heaven to nan, and be that does no, ac-
eept it hardly deserves seat in heaven.
! have been CONTINUED the oyernor) .wo
6sys in this town, and rarely chez rcd Nv
he appearance OF a lady. Il seems 70 be
. town OF Bachelors. % Saturday, 10
sspPssed the LADIES' were too mech oecu-
pied with their domestic concerns to bs
visieie, hue hoped that o. Sunday. he
would &c. Ia This respectable, wealthy.
I'd popuiOus county, . numerous assem-
ciaSe of ben SEXES, &c church, in the
lswp, a. near &; bat. q his surprise. 3.
wss informed On 9undAy uDus1anc, MT
here vas mo- presehiAe IN DE euwn or
ssisasoshood, Al thai DE preaehsss
rarely came to Washiageos, hse.u,s
hess vsss . lew ladies ietAs p.ses. H..
lostsnur said ~ idsavss novel 10 HIN. |
- g ye1ectioo, he did ne ceasuse sbe
s.r NV can they szIecs Nat |
bso1.o o4aes e H. syApel win pens-
- ehe Asne6 e sina=rs ~ ne 4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Modesty in q young female 10 the
flower Of . tender shrub which is the
promise ofexcellentfruits. Todestroy
the germ II a tisausapd virtues, to dcs-
troy The hspe Il society 70 commit an
O1tsage aGbinstnatuee. The air Of the
wosA b burning breath that every
dsy A1as this precious fewer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

UN-RoyAL. The new queen of Eng
land is said to possess the Unroyai
quality of promptly paying he. oish'~
and also because that sine has resolved
not to receive any woman of tainted
character in her court. ih,s as seycrc!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

JUGcERNAUr. 1t is said TIA. the
English last India company has, d.
ring the last IL or IL years derived q
revenue Of one million pounds -;erii"g
from the worshippers OF Juggcrnau,.
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There = ene way Of cheating poo
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] rhich - i4pil4 earnestly recon-
yfJoAd ~ - ut hither-cheating
by 50 : People like TO be
1fettdryj pany; dupefy then
xAse~ q into tk61fHit OF party. Thus,
I qpe 4ustk 5cty 9sosely requested per
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him round ~ world - its capitals, 70
s1mkes diee51es; and anot,er pat
1iotieally taegested that 10000 po6nds
Shds,ld II subscribed; 1os what, 10
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

A LADY lately cautioned her servant
against handing her the newspaper ',etore
breakfast declaring she had iaus hcd thai
morning until she could not eat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

=. Subscriptions viii be receisedat
Cincinnati. By G. p. Bradford & Co..
at Louisville, ny. By James. 4. Fra
Ter; at St. Louis, BY Thomas Hoagh-
an; and at this of.ee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

"E4ual and exact Insticc to all men, O!
whatever persuasion, religious, or Pc
h;icai."-Jeferson.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
PROPOSALS,
NJ NELSON BOON

h1 NEICON DOONp
rCR PUBLISHING IN TIN TOWN lWS
RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, IDiANA.
TITLED THE
Richmond PNlk0afskA1a.
DEVOTED To VIEWS, MISC ELLANy, LIT ERA
TrRE AND AMUSEMENT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Reproduction of
Palladium, Published
January 8, 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
DIED,
On the Goth ult. at Palestine, Ilnois) THoM-
AS JANNEY, formerly of this town.
COMMERCIAL.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool, July Our Grain Market c'n-
tinues extremely depressed, and prices OF Wheat
are from SIS 6s per quarter below those current
ten days ago, but at this reduction, holders are
less anxious to sell. Flour, both bonded and du-
~ paid is Is SIS per Dbl. lower; the sales OF the
for~er this week are about 5000 bbls. at 2Ss
25s cd, and Of the latter from 5000 to 10000
bbls at sos SIS per bbl. as in quality; for some
small lots of Western Canal cd per Dbl. more
might be obtained, but the above named are the
current rates: the weather so far has been ex-
tremely favorable for the growing crops of Wheat.
London Corn Exchange. July 5.-The arri-
walls of foreign wheat & Barley, s. American -four
have been rather large this week, but from Ire
land the supplies are inconsiderable. The trade
has continued generally, in the same depressed
state which We have reported for several OF the
proceeding weeks, and although many holders
would have submitted to considerable reduction
in price, it did not tempt the dealers to purchase,
except TO the most limited t,asuPPy OF their
immediate wants. Several large parcels OF Anne
rican flour, in bond have been taken on specula-
ton at 25s and 26s per Dbl but the sales OF Hour
have been limited, although it has been offered
on lower terms.
At this mornings market there were few coun-
try dealers. hut the general attendance, in conse
onence of the races, was not SO numerous as usu-
al. and the business transacted was on very IL
mt,ed scale, and confned to mere retail demand
for consumption. 80, -,
In the present state Of the trade it IS difficult
to give an exact quotation; we consider the dc.
cline in price since this day week to be full Id
Der bushe on Oats and Grinding Barley. Aae-
rlcan -four Is per bbl. cheaper; Wheat, lbs 3d.
Barley IS 4d. There had been extensive sales
Of American Flour on speculation at Is 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
Education.

VHE Subscribers respectfully announce to the pat.
fons Of the late Mary Anna Talbot. and the eiti.
liens generally that having taken the house recently
occupied by her, they propose opening school on
the first Monday ofseptember next. The course of
instruction to be pursued in this academy will embrace
the following branches of useful and polite Female Ed
ucaton, viz, Reading. Writing. Eng sh Grammar En-
glish Composition, Practical Arithmetic, History and
Geography, with the Of the Globes-where the a.
biities and atainments of the pupils admit, will be
aEuea, NsuIa, History, Na,ara' rmios9Phy' Logic
rents or Guardians the French language, with ns,w
ing. and Painting will be also introduced into the
course ofinstruction. pains will be taken to i'm
press upon the minds OF the pupils, a knowledge Of
the first principles If every branch of science to which
their attention shall be directed, at the time due
will be extended to their morals. manners and
general department. share of public patronage is
solicited. REBECCA II. TALBOT,
aug 1S-du HANNAH LITI T..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
Female academy.

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4saph Street, bet,Ossn
King and Cameron.
VINiE increased patronage Of this Institution has de
termined the subscriber to endeayor to engage the
services Of lady. in every respect qualified to assist in
his important duties.
The Ancient and Modern Languages, Music. Draw
ing, Painting, &c. with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Semnarics, will comprise
the course Of Instruction.
The great object kent constantly in view is to ele.
vate the standard of Female Education by impartng
sound and useful knowledge, such will qualify the
possessor 10 fiji useful and digni6ed station in soce
ty-aii conducted with wise reference to future
state.
As the knowledge ofsll thingsi best tested by prsc
tca experience, he respectfully invites those who feel
interested visit his School any tme and ascertain
the advancement proficiency, sc. of the young Ladies'
under tuition that they may and judge for them
selves.
The next session will commence on the FIRST Monday
IN September. VIII. d. JONES.
Alexandria, aug 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
,,onTg CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

The last Raleigh Register has the following;
n the second, fourth, filth, six,h' eighth
~, ,cnth. twelfth aud thirteenth Consression-
M M',;cts Of this State, there being no oppos''
az The he following gentlemen are respectively
'yI ,s "a vir: John Branch, Jesse speyht, Robert
80 ps,,a. lame. Mckay, Daniel l.. Barrmger, Aa,
Eo S'in H SHEPPARD, Abraham Reneher, Samuel
s1'. and Lewis Williams. Vi these Messfs'
g Re,nch and and Mckay are new members,
orInI ne first District, it is almost reduced to a
.r,,;o,y, that William B, Shepard will be re-
tT,a.d over his opponent John II, Wheeler In
ts.r;,nrk the oniy county heard from, the vote
r -. mr Shepard 54s, Wheeler PA.
=, IN. tkird District. DHct Hail is also doubt
80 re.sIected over his competitor Joseph H.
+, ~ iovs We have heretofore published the re-
1870. from Pit and Edgecomb. In Beaufort
T,n received majority Of about 400 votes
: go, soooIi,s Of Washington, Tyrre!l and Hyde
emsiu 10 be heard from
- IN. seventh District, the candidates are
p,mOnd Dsberry and Lauehhn Be'hune. More
+, Inc eleventh District, the candidates are
y,nry W Conner and Bartlett ShIPP No re-
'pr.' yet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
The fifth Session Of MRS P0R7ERS
Seminary for Young A00ies,

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY THE l4TH OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
EDUCATION is viewed by the Principals of this
IL Institution, as "tiist which inculcates correct
principles poiishes taste, regulates the temper, cult
vstes reason, subdues passions, directs the feelings
habuites to reflection trains to self denial, and espe
ciay thst which refers all actions, feelings, senti.
mens, tastes and passions, to the love and fear OF God
The liberal patronage bestowed un this institution,
has procured for it, the first teachers in every branch
Of scientific and ornaments: education whose constant
aim is to strengthen their experience, by consulting
the various systems of modern improvement in Flu.
rope and America. The vigiiant care and psttrial
wstchiulness Of the ladies, who 1--we together one
household, regulated throughout with view to the
improvement OF their pupils, secures good health, and
propr,y Of conduct and affords opportunities for IN
culcsting lessons R those numerous points OF manners
and morals, which Come into view, only IN such do
nestle situation, where maternal interest pervadcs all
its Instructions.
Board, dne hundred dollars per annum, rs dollars
quarterly, payable in advance.
Tu,ion according 10 the class in which the pupil rank
from IS to 10 dollars per quarter in advance.
French, italian, and Spanish, each IS
Music, Piano, Harp, and Guitar 10
Dancing, IL
Drawing. Landscape, Flowers, Miniature and velvc,
ree,ures On Philosophy. Chemistry. and Astronomy
by Is Hall we'll
Each Young Lady must be provided with bed, bed
ding; towels; table and tea spoon. aud silver tun'
bier.
uniform IS worn daily in winter, Of blue bomba-
get or crcssssn, and black apron Ut the same mate
rial plain muslin handkerchief; leather shoes, and
colored hose. On Sunday similar dress, with cape
of the same material, straw bonnet. lined with blue,
and crimson ribbon; cloaks Of dark blue. Summer
dress of blue gingham during the week. and on Sunday
white dress blue belt, and the same bonnet worn as
in winter, with blue ribbon.
REFER TO
Rev. u. Keith. Rev. VIM. Jackson. Rev c Mann,
John Roberts, Thomas Fairfax, Thompson F. Mason,
Lawrence Lewis, Richarl d. Mason, Bernard flooe,
a. e. Cazenove, e Co. |. p. Thompson, WIN.
Fowlc, & Co George Brent Alexandra, d. c.
Gen VIM Il. Overton, Louisiana,
Col Bon.ford, Hon Levi Woodbury., Com. Rodg
ers, Gales & Ses,on, Washington D. e.
temple Mason, Temple Hall, Loudoun Cy. Va
John Washington, Mount Vernon.
Henry Turner, Whea,lsnd Jefferson Cy. Va
Hon Daniel Webster, Massachusetts,.
Gen John Mason, Georgetown
[Alexandrs, corner Of Duke and Washington sts]
aug4 At
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, On. c

ARRIVED, AueUsT IA.
Schr Ploughboy, Adams, Nanjemoy; Tobacco.
- Victory, Washington, Wicomeco; Corn
to Geo. Johnson q Co.
Sloop friendship, Summers, Philadelphia;
freight, &c.
Ship Virginia. Morell, entered for loading at
Liverpool 2sth June.
New Port, R. I. Aug. a. Arrived schr. Bet.
sey & Eliza, Howes, Georgetown d. {. bound. to
Boston.
Halifax, July 2l-Arrived, schr Elizabeth,
Baxter, Alexandra, 10 days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
&S Reward.

spANAwAY from the subscriber. on the I'd instant,
Ia NEGRO boy, an apprentice to the eooperng bust
ness in the 20,h wear of his age, mdding low OF sta
S.rt sk;n large mouth and lips. cross.eyed aud q
coars. voice His came is Henry Thompson, but will
answer TO the name Of Henry Bishop; and had on when
he sbsconded straw hat. with black ribband band.
and Jacket and trowsers OF blue and white striped cot
ton; and also linen suit ..;.
Wbneyer will return said runaway to the subscriber,
shall receive the above reward with reasonable charg
es. MUSES. o' ~
aug 4--eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
ENr boston,

XIX The packet schooner FORNa1,
ARCapt. Percival. For freight apply to the cap
tain ON board at fuckers wharf, or TO
A. c. CAZENoVE & CO
Who have received per said schooner, New England
Rum ia barrels and No. fresh caught Mackere
aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
Alan0 Sale.
MO Mt ROCK,

49,, MOUNT ROCKY,
yEs Farm Of first -ate soil, on the red and grey
~ slste Rock, situated and binding on the lands
g.. of MIR. Stephen Daniel, Mrs. Brown, and Mr.
C. C, Stewart, in Fairfax County, the Little ri.
YER Turnpike Road, about 90 miles from Alexandria,
will be offered at public auction 10 the highest bidder,
ON the premises, the 10Th day Of august. 1881, at
- O'Clock Of that day, very liberal terms Of paynent=
a portion of the purchase money being required in
hand OH executing tile to which there can be no ex.
ception The terms win be made explanatory at
the Tine CT ssle.l The FARM is abundantly watered,
and good improvements be effected with great IA
ci!ities The Buildings comfortable and Of wood.
Mr. G.. C. Stewart, Mr. Burnett, the tenant will eli
Their of them give information and shew the farm
to any person DESTROYS to inspect it. which would be
more satisfactory than any other mode of description
GEORGE w. HUNTER,
Trustee for George Lee Turberille.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
Notice.

MEETING of the Highlanders will be held on
~ Monday evening, (Augast sthl at o ci'ck' at
m, room under the dwelling ofN II. Ftzhngh, cor
ner Of King and Washington streets. All those that
have signed the Constitution, will please be Puncual
in their attendance.
By order Of the Captain: K CONWAY, Jr'
- ,s1t Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

o,Sord-For COngress-Chinn sss; Ialia'
is Mr. MOucure elected to the House
# Delegates. n ,os. n.ao
Joul,,n.-Fvr Consress--Mercer eSs; Glib
al, Msssrs. McIlhany. Cordel and Cald-
-, are elected Delegates to the Assembly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-15

Steamboat Disaster. starboard .Hue Of
the Steam boat Union, Capt. Huddleston, was
collapsed on her passage from New Orleans to
Louisville, on the 2sth Of July last, about Is miles
below New Madrid, by which accident two per-
sons, "a fireman and young woman deck passen'
ger,) were blown overheard, and lost, and ano-
ther fireman so badly bruised and scalded, that
he died shortly afterwards.
Louisville Focus, .7ug. 8.