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Cheap, Hhoiesale, CYoqk, STOCK an
CfoHtnS warehouse, remoued-Tbe snhsc,;h"s
bs' renewed his E.tabIishuen, from NJ ne
Sso,n lAn., TO the spacious store, No. 1873. P.arI
Sueo,; oyer N's''rs' Hyde, Cleveland & Co. wbsrs
Ut WI" Keep coiis'aniiy on hand a much more sr,sa
sve asso tneni han ionnerIy-The style, make and
mssI.a's OF tho Cloak, will BE- greatly Improved and
w'h be sold at abou, the same lo~ prices AZ tbnss =,
'n' I''' 'eason'-Hs has also 90 bend a large as.o,I'
,neh' OF low priced Clothing, mads in good s,vIs g.
piesTly Tor HE SOU bern aud Western Trade ba, 80,
De 900 al about the usual prices, Of the most jnfe,;o,
qudIhy' Also, an a,sofimeut OF Stoeks, win man
ONE desirable aTucles-Thoss who will take m.
trouble TO examine tbs 5 ock OF G,ods, will probabiY
salsiy themselves, that they canno, select fba ssmy.
amount from any So X in In Cry, that will be a at
or more desirable purchds..-For sale bv -
UNhNi' No. lss, Pear 5 rect, New York.
"a ,AAns-o'k months Tor approved toes, payable NJ
% nks ~ good 'tsnding 10 shy var, Of the coyp,rvIs
aou Nv iof Cny aesepisocee, o, 8 per cent discount for
sssn . 10 an cSse' where The tine is eI ended, inter.
est VIII be charged, a, the rate o 8 per cent usrsn
eodds purchased al this EstsbHsbmsn,
ma 90 not ,u' The NSket for which they were in
'fDied, wiil be exchanged for o herr.
w ~1lT-wI2wif
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TREASURY DEPArrMrNr \

WIZ IT, hereby Rivsn TO tbs proprie,ors nj ,bs
y IoI ana one hdD per cent flock. issued in nr.
s1ance Of an act OF Congress passed on Inc ri 81
mnch' 100 10 exchange for stock, b,ing an inis,s.,
:, per cent, that The C rihGcales Of the said s,ocI'
amounting IN the whole 10 one million fine b,,nJ.sy
end tn,rfy-nin thousand three hundred AMI tb;r,,l
y uo't",s ana str'esn cents. will be paid ON the 6sy.,
gay o. July lsSi,to the proprietors thereof mr. th.;.
The Prsssn'a ion and surr. nder OF the laid cs,us so,on
a me ise"'n'y' or a, the Loan Office, where The SAM
"" 'ur'her gwen, ha,no transfer OF the ceru.
bcaies o. the saif so k from The book. nj ,ho ~ U
Q Ivy h,sn ot';e, viii DO allowed sler the frst dSy1
U a'o, ,hi inc Interest on all The cert 6cale, n
VIZ d sock, VIII cease aud determine on ibs en- b 80
VI 'o"' "o'fs"'u' s ID INGHAM.
Secretary IF The Tyegsuyy
TS-Iam1JsI
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DRYDEN & HUrT.-MERcHANr TAIIon.

HuNT.-MERcHANr TAILoRs-
" pH''moIe' Respectfully informs ,b.ir
. end' and the public, 'h-t they have selected fam ,hs
,ae a.1,ysI',a very general assortm snt o. Tod. sniiabIs
', sen"e"tn, w-sr, "b'sh they ar. prepared 10 m,k.
= IN Tue nsatesl style AMI on the most accom-
,nouHa.e srms-v 2: super sio'h cos,s, of snv coIonr
rom lot 20 doh.rs-PAnts and Vests on eoualIv nIsa.''
ing terms. 4'a"y peas
AID Tor the Accommodation of .u,b
20 no' VI IL the city, they may sxpsci 4, see me a, I,n
awe Iout' Hue, on The 20 day OF Jur e. a, H.
- ',"k !, 'he Ivy Court, whees / shall be prepared
70 sHn,nli a card OF ~!stt-ro. Of a general va,il,u =,
sooos Qrom which gentlemen may elect ard giv. "
uer'l ana 70 take measures for such as NAV Eel dis-
800 &c 90 isv.ut u. with their custom. Any article of
. "hieh may be ordered, shall nee, with immsdi.
'e attention, and forwarded on aceor ing to tirscion
JOHN NJ. HUNT,
Ir,.r y The II IN OF Dryden s. Hurt.
H-WIw
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'ENEN oLLAb REWARD Runaway from he
o'p'ctIoef living IN Cbsstef6eld soooty. On ,bs
22dtsy Of M,y last, a negro toy nsmsd M1TTFppe
eoN, 1stsen " seveptien years Of sg., isT and veil
Drop. i'oen, sPighhy appearance, ! gbt complectsd.
"ue ~ uSao OF hsir' with a very nyteJ scar above and
wn,ch' ocsasioned tom = burn when a email ehUd. r
Wli give the above reward 10 any person thai will da.
iVsI bim 70 me m Chesiefhsid county, or secure him
W jar 80 ma | ehsll get bin. II lskro out 81 ,be s,at.
ffly Dollars, upon his being soo6oed 10 Jail. and in.
formation Ifsn'nit'ed 10 me, so that ( NAV sst hin.
a. mss'efs OF Vsssels and Others ae fore arosd rom
mirroring oT carrying he ssid toV away a. their psriJ
R~OBERTsON TURPTN'
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A BOUT 45s ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND

"A DCOl D ACkES OF VALUARIE LAM
~ rot SALE-Ttis land lies Ia F,uoui.r 60.
w. an abou hive NILS rom WarentoD (,hr C,untu
= '"s) aug WI MIN cue mile OF the Rappshsnnoek rivsr
now ~ 8 torward 'ists Of impro, epent ami i, 80
pec'ed viii be psvig .bie for to.s thu, hiab in Ia
course OF mex Jsar. Tue land i, hsDdson,Iy r.,
ana res "enl os flrmipgy aud - a. we'll wat.tsd ~,
any rsc' III Virginia, aud = efficiency o. timbrt r., III
heee'sarf puiP ses, aud n heshhier scc,iop of soun,rw
Is tnoushi no. 10 De 10 the Uuion. tn, As, lin -,
may wiin 81 gh' rsPairs be mcde v.ry comfor,aSI. snJ
roouy' all necessary GU, houses, a z cd Barn g sbI.s
Corp hon'--, Zee hou e, &c, with a Bor,s Mi .";
yea ih'-"ios Machine s.arhed. 1 VIII di,oo,.
Q. ~ tof SLAVES 10 VIII lie, or Nj ~rehGntise TO ,,vo. ,birS.
% "s VA'a~' or on one. Two and three years ersdi, fr
.ws''b,fd' o. the purchase money, ops-d q bird .,.h II
u shoam moi De sold by private bargain by the ei,b,h
Jay OF A"sn'' aeSt, IL vii. be ofer.d az pnbjic ,nssian
DO '1o asove inet'ioned terms, by tho pureba,., LII
oeai'ns 'e'erest from In, date, but a enc.
cum WIN Do made on the back, re mi,,iny III 49,.
land. "" on the
~ ms ',me tine and piac., VIII be ,od IN ,;,.
"oo'n' 'eaii, all 'hs crop on the farm, sock of borsas
SahonKd which se several valaabIe and we'll 80
otoou n.rts and sight col :, FIVE Of " lrisb nra .i,.d Gu
Soi'oo"on') cattle sheep. and hogs, plantation ntsn.iJss
nou,ehoi1 aud khehsn furniture, amongst an. s,ocL
oa"i' ~ o:Vefsl valuable yoke Of oxen, B,nds and
good security viii be required a. sbovs. '"u
refs'n' wishing to purchase lsnd are iov;,sJ -
!" n premises previous TO The dsy of GALE. "a a nj
VA'e sale would be preferred.
Firq1i-r c., June 1881
l-O
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make In al parts 1.-THE Kingdom. In order 10 make per.
sonsl inquiries into Tho wants ssd wishes Of The inha.
blsan,s. Upon this occa.ion his Majesty 10 10 visit the
the Ssines and stay At Rouen aud Havre. and perhaps
C,s'boors. HIS Msjss,y's departure will ~rtobabiy
tske place a lew days after The review Of the National
Guard Among he persons who II Is mentioned will
scsoupany the King. are the Ministers Of War and
Ms-ine."
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- the county of Mecklenburg, Va. about 2 sn,,.a
ABOVE Tue confluence of Dan and Staunton Rivers will
ou Sept the ensuing season by the Subscriber who
wiz ehueavor 10 make visitors comfortable. A. ,Lo go.
u almost universal remedy of this water in moss liz
eases 5 wei known, II is deemed necessary TO noin, o1,
Thos uafao ~ complaints in which it has proved saIutary.
.ne highest terms of it; which is the Best recomp,enda-
non that can be given. JOHN SpETn
June II. SFEcD.
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
NoRsoLK, June 1--we learn from Old Pc mt, tia,
PRESIDENT Jackson 10 expected there on Friday or Sa-.
turday next. and tina, preparations are making for hn
reception. rBeaeon
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WATER POWER TO LET.-Tbe Unn.r A.
~ mattox Company have. at their locks in ,ba vj-
10y y re!ersourg, two water falls of about tonr,.a,
o esch' which they would lease for a. term of 49,
a modera'e rent. Any person wishing TO- contract for,
~ ann may apply TO Samuel ID. Morton. ClerL Of
June IL.
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"e "ooe'"or t the Commonwealth OF Yirg;n;o
~-A PROCLAMATYOW '"s"'a'

~~TuEDr. ObUJNH ITOyV.
WnEhhAs a vacancy hath oe.ur,.d in N, 70.
,s.isna, = I'u,n 10 the St"at. OF his State. by The
> me Of s"si"ia, Tor tie D.tric, COMPOSED Of , hs
R T sbmo,S o. sh' d. KING George, wesimoreiand,
,hs,.T. L'nes,.rr and Northumberland Now
wea!h Of Virginia. do hereby suthorizs and 'eo";r,
,.d n;., u IN coun'i.s respectively, composing the
.aJ = 10 cause an Election to be held, for their
,"u .oo.urs' a ms Court day thereof 10 the mon,b ne
nueus, NV TO choNe a sui' able person 20 renrs.an,
y, sa" ~ I ie, in the State Senate, acc ordipp 10 ,b.
0Vc,nu"on and Lave OF nis Commonwealth
sG. under my hand as Governor. and uod.r ,bs
l'EALl 'e''-r Sal OF The Conmopr ". aith a, R,o ho
m0nd' this IL h day o June 1881.
I,,a JOHN FLOYD:
lI-w4v
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MURDERI


Extract @faiettert to the Editors Of the Nt,obern SEN
ftneI dated Jericho, Dupin County, LIST Jane 1881.
On Sunday last a murder was committed in hi.
n'lSho ,ureood, which has created a very uuu,ua, ..n.
sation. About III o'clock en- ina, day, Mis- N ,ncv
b'yet, daughter OF q very respectable. wiio~, l,f b.r
mouse with the intn ioo OF visiting Mr.. Prices family.
who live At the distance OF a mile from her mofhsrI,
when night approaches, and her daughter still absent.
MT obyet became uneasy, and set out with the hops
OF meehDg her on tn way. H.r feeling, NAV more
easIy be imagined than described when che found on
her arrival at M. Prices tha, her daughter had M,
been there that d'y Sic ALARMED the neighbouts. a
company went t,r,h. and after q dig mt search, the v
found the maneled corpse Of his Unfortunate vir'im
IN an adjoining pond. Hor body wa, shockingly 5ru-
i'ed' and Der throat was cut to tbs neck bcnei From
appearances, The murder must bavs been p.rper,,,d
at distance OF two hundred yard, from tho p,Dd In
which toe ody ~as found, and The res stsn-e mus, have
hesn ~de'psrate. The gronn, and tashes al the pIae,
of cor fic', were much iroddso ard broken, and ,om.
nEhtwpod limb, That were on the spot, ,pp.ar.d IN
nave been used by the monster in completing Il. d..
signs. The young lady's combs were also found. brok-
en- aud scattered on the gronnd.-No disccv.ry Lad
ing to The d.iec'ion OF the murderer, has vet bssn mad.
ana win the exception OF lie fatal result, III, Who'll,
transaction IL yet q mysiery 10 The neighbourhood. IL
!hn" nave taken place about noon, in = tb'ekIy inbabi.
,eu fetiiemeot. and on 'hs psbiie road lie adinZ nom
"hnshhHi TO Fayetteville. Al INQUEST was hell. and
. vsrricf pronounced OF tape and mnrd r. bv ,om.
Prr'on unknown Shonld any hing farther tran, mir,
his Iameb,sb's deed. I shall take an e.riv
on.o,'nn'ty cf communicating H."
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Ns''AMES M JOHNSTON.-wII board f oh,
~ or.en young !sai -. if early application h. 80
o. g re,iasnce GA q. Street, Snocl@ HI.
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AZ meeting 1.-THE Citizens OF Laurencevillc and its vicinity,
held at tho Courthouse, on Saturday, tho llth June, for tho pur.
pose OF making arrangements to celebrate thu approaching anniver.
ssiy OF American Independence, John L Shell was called to the
Chsir, and Charles a. Stewart appointed Secretaryj whom tho fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted,
the Declaration OF Independence
Resolved, Tha, Robert Turnbull, nr. Henry LOWS, Charles A.
Stewart, Digs Poynor and Robert Kirkland. be a committee Of
Arrangements.
Resolved, That Colonel George G Droomgooe, Colonel Jsmes
Shoison, Richard X Meade, it,, William II f Mcuett, Wiliam
y Ghoison, Doctor Frederick w Harrison, R ID Turnbuil. Edward
Is Hicks, John T. Shell, Doctor Creed Haskins. Doctor Robert N
boo,he, David Meade and Henry Woithingtoa be a committee TO
prepare toasts.
Received, That 8 D Watkins Of Laurencovillo 10 requested to
furnish a dinner for the Company.
on motion made, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN e. SHELL, Chairman.
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ORANGE q. H., June I0.-The first session of o..
range Superior Court, under the new organization of the
Judiciary, Judge Field presiding, began on Monday the
Soth ult. The case OF Mitchell who has so long re-
manned In our JAIL, charged with the murder of Ogp.
to three years confinement in the Penitentiarv. g mo-,
In a solitary cell. Having been once before in the Peni-
Tertiary for a similar offence, the full term of his present
conhnement, according TO the sentence will be 10 years.
Ihere was a great deal Of other business done durino
the week; but owing to accumulation of causes. il was
impossible to clear the docket. TP,rss
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In. + e'iden' IT The U1ited States his recospix- -
Don Frsnci.co Martins p zsrro, az Consul Of the Uni.
ed Mexican States for the por, OF New O:lesns,
Cap. Downes arrived in hs city a lew day. ago 10
take command OF the friga,e Potomac The ship will
ssil 10 . lew days for New. York whence il 4. said Sin
10 10 carry Mr. Van Buren, to England. tNat. lat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17

Ths $ r or Court OF Law, tor III 4 lax county. wa.
held a few days siuec; the Hoo. William L~iyh, pre.id.
ing. Atthi' term, cam" up tor trial. The c 81 OF IN
Commonwealth ag'in.t Pliiip Vass, charg d with the
murder Of his everseer (Hrnry PoIiy) some tam. Ia,.
fall. He was found gully OF Msn,laugh,er, aud zen.
fenced to the Psnt-n'iary, for 10 year,. We hav,
hoard mat he has taken some exceptions TO tho pro
cesding', AID sarried .be case up 10 the G-oeral Court.
The Superior Court Tor mis- county, (P.usyIvania)
commenced sitting on Mondiy last; the Hon. Fl. mir
SAuoder' pr, sid inE. fDanviNe Reo
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THE SUFFERERS AT FAYETTEVILLE.

On Monday last, the Common Hall OF this CITY sdopt.
Cd TIE following Preamble, proposed by Mr.. BScchn,.
ana RESOLUTIONS by MIR. Gustavus A. Myers
whereas, information has re cached This Clio H.,
The Town OF Fayetteville, NJ. Carolina, has been visit
ed by an awful and overwhelming conAs0ratIon' hv
when ITS inhabitants generally, have been greatJv 70,
~ducedin their means, and many Of them 10 a state If
despondency snd distress, and deprived Of the orIinarv
comforts OF life "''y
" RESOLVED, therefore, That SIX citizens from each
ward, DO requested to solicj, and receive such subsrrin.
tons as the individu 'Is residing in their resnecGr.
wards may think fit to contribute, TO be appropriated m
the relief OF the citizens Of Fayetteville, under ,hsiS
late affecting dispensaton. "e"
Res0ived, That the amount which NAV he eoI,..,.s
a. aforesaid, shall be placed 1t the disposal ~ ~
Mayor, 10 BIO by him transmitted 10 the Coroors,e A.
'hoiny Of Fayetteville, for the purpose aforesaid"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17

W~AshIN0ToN June IS I'VE omitted 10 state "a .
MI. Van Buren, left this city for Nsw.Yo,k, last week
He was accompanied a. far a. BIsd.usbu.x nv The Pre-.
.'dent. W. understand that he friga,. Pycmac IL or.
dered to w York to take him out to L gland.
TIE Attorney Gsnersi. Mr.. b .ri.n, r-sehe5 hi
city ,hi. morning. after an alb e'ce Of tho noa,ts on a
visit TO e o gis
" ahords ne much plea ure 10 announce ,be re urn
OF Gene al Bernard To hi, civ. alter IN cha. nee a
.sversl month, on q witt to Fraucr. The arrival Of
this distinYui hei anil gallant III .er will b.. hailed will
satisfaction by hs numerous friends in wa.hinv,oo
fU. S. Tel.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
Extract Of a letter from williamsburg.

~
Extract Of a letter from williamsburg
"Our ab,entees who attended the Conveu ion a, N r.
folk. are nearly all returned, AID exrre.. ,hs highest
sa,isfac,ion 10 their trip o the borough. They al, sgre.
10 celebrating the urbsoi'y and cordial hospiidiii OF H..
inhabi,ant', as well a. the pleasing varie Y OF Dovei,ie.
which they witnessed ., ~. ueighbourbrod-,he "o!ea-
SAINT own OF Portsmouth," the Mary yard. the Dock
Old Point, the Rip Rdps, &c. w +, there but A small
steam lost 10 run two or three times a week between
w Hamburg and Mol folk. pia Smi,t field, Did Pint,
We. tho communication and intercourse between us
would now rapidly increase, to the mutual advantage
and satisfaction Of al parties concerned. A, no die.
tact day, such an arrangement, or something like it,
will doubtless he made.
Williamsburg seems to he, at length, gradually re-
viving, and becoming an obj &C, OF more interest. In q
literary point OF view, evidently so. As ,ims advan-
ces aud imp'ov mems multiply, The rsa' value o. Iearu-
ing, and the advan'age Of scisn i6c princiy les 10 farm
ing, and Indeed in all other branches Of the b,.iness OF
life, appear so manifest, that the conciou.n- IS of them
has penetrated far ADD wide in.o Vi, boom OF the conn
try. Situated In tho centre OF a large. fertile aud we'll
wA'ered dis'iet. the College OF William and Mary
promises TO contribute largely 10 tho light and knew.
Ledge necessary TO turn he local advantages 10 prot,s.
BILE account. i have never kn.wn n. gentlemen of the
country around, 10 take more interest than at present,
in tho beneficial iunu: nee If he College on he char.
actor and fortune OF Ia cir sons. Never, IN fact, was il
more worthy Of n :ir attention. Tue present PROBES
sors aye excellent. in their respective departments; aud
n ir lectures are 30 ,natured and arrsng d, a, to secure
TO 'he s'udious youth, every desirable help 20 h, own
exertoD, az well as the mort powerful s'imu,ani 10 ms
ambition. To erstcn all, ,hs ColIrgs eour,e h, now
prose- led nearly 10 its close, with a degsee Of harmo-
ny and good order, which reflect. a. biyhe.t or. dit on
.he character Of lhe young e.n,iem n, a, well q, the
lcstitu ion. In a few weeks, we shall have an Exam
indtion which will do them great honour, aud which.
u attended a. may be expected by g.o,leneu from
most OF ths citcumjaceni couniies, can scarcely Tail, |
thiik, TO nearly double The number Of siud snts neg
course. To the irhAbi,an.. Of Norfolk. and Of the Coun
tesiyipg on the north eide OF York, and The north cid
in the good old Church Of Williamsburg, will be on
Of the most interesting they eon attend"
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Tn. following Citizens were named ,ndsr The 6csiOf
Resolution
For J.fsrson Ward-Msssrs. Stirling !. Crump,
Fleming James. John Van Lew, Robert !. Smith, Lohin
N. Elicit. aud John Cosby.
For Madison Ward Messrs. George p. Crump,
John H.. Eustace, James McKiidoe, James Rawlings,
Spotswood ID. Crenshaw, and James II. Lynch.
For Monroe sssrs. Jno. Geddin, Will IN
ID. Wren, william.H. Allen, John Williams, DR.. James
Blair and the Rev. John Kerr.
These Committees. we understand, are out; aud IL 10
hoped will make a handsome Return OF their labours.-
Philadelphia has sent on $4,000, with Q promise Of 5000
more.-The Committee Of Boston, at the head Of which
Is Daniel Webster, without making a single collection
had sent ON forthwith a check Of $4,000. upon the faith
Of the generous feelings OF their iellow-c iizens.
The election in Florida for Member OF Congress, has
resulted Ia the recollection Of White over Gadsden, by
a majority OF IS out Of 1901 votes.
CLERKs.-Col. Samuel Med, Reid has been elected
Clerk OF the County Corrt Of Rockbridge. over thIee
other candidates.
Having rePubIshed the letter from Mississippi about
the Globe and the Telegraph. and denied all agency
attributed therein to ourselves, we think Il also AN aci
OF justice to the Editor Of the Globe to state, thath he ex-
presSy denies " having urged the discontinuance Of the
Telegraph on the part of subscribers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17

Mr.. offer Of the Russian mission to
this gentleman, IL considered by the Clay men as a sop
an attempt TO SILENCE him.
II !, had not been offered, these same gentlemen
would have been equal voiu'ie on the subject Of
''rroscrip,or !"-"Mr. Van Buren, il oferedlbe Mi.sion
to London. but Mr.. Calhouu's friends are overlooked"
Such would have hsen their lar guag-, l,bour;ng In
their vocation Of flaming the ember. Of srif.. Either
ing. 1Baif. Rem
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NEw YoRK June lS.-Mt Van b req left wash.
he passed through this city yesterday, on bis way TO
Albany
Mr.. Van Barren 10 appointed Min. J,mes'
The Ontario X .posiiory Gays, that Chs,les Bu,le', L q
o. Geneva, Is to be Mr. Van Bur.n's Seer. tary o. l. :
CATION fMey. .Adv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17

CLERxs.-Col. Samuel Med, Reid has been elected
Clerk OF the County Court Of Rockbridge. over three
other candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17

The Hon. Martin Van Buren,, late Secretary Of State
arrived In this city on Thursday evening from Wash.
ington, on his way to his residence In New York. Il
Is expected he will leave the United 81 ties az our
Minister 10 the Court Of ST James, Immediately on the
srrivsl Of Mr.. M'Lans, The newly appointed Secretary
OF the Treasury. lPhI. Inquirer, Tune II.
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The election In Florida for Member OF Congress, has
resulted la the recollection Of White over Gadsdep. by
q m majority OF IS out OF 1891 votes.
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Jao @.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10

mtndous gale the whole time, with hail and snow,
carried away 5 of our chains, and it was with
the greatest difficulty that we succeeded in saw
ing our most On the e5th of January being very
short of provisions and only 40 gallons of water
on board, and the vessel being complete wreck,
we thought it prudent for the preservation of our
lives and the vessel to make the nearest port
On the 2gth Jan. spoke the baraue Pioneer. capt.
Ellis, 10 DAYS out from New Bedford, bound
round the East Cape. on whaling voyage; she
lay too for us twenty-four hours, 1t blowing
heavy gale and tremendous sea running.
On the sOth the wind moderated little, and
they succeeded, though running great risk, in
getting some provisions on board in their boat =
Capt Thing feels himself under everlasting obi
cations to captain Ellis for his kindness. and
likewise to the crew, who run the risk of their
lives to assist the distressed, the Susans boat be-
ing stove and could not board the barque. The
Caracas spoke going into St. Thomas, brig Nor
gianna, 90 days from Cadiz, bound to Portland,
in distress. philadelphia paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
Ynung Aadies' Seminary

TIME subscriber informs the friends of his School
L that it will hereafter be continued in a much more
commodous and airy room in the second story of the
same building-BrOoke odge, On St Asaph street
In addition to the English branches usually taught in
the best Female Semnsries, the young aies will
have the opportunity of being instructed in the Greek,
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux, well known as distinguished French
Teacher is now engaged to give instruction in that
language,
The experience of many years convinces the subscr
Der of the great advantage resulting from frequent
smnations, he is therefore not only willing, but desr-
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends of the
Institution to visit it at any time.
Teachers ~ be employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting &c.~Board may be had on reasonable terms,
in of the most respectable families in this city
Cards may be obtained, by application to the subscri
Der. specifying his terms WIN. N. JONES.
Alexandria, mar 10-3m