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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18
q report to that effect to the Governo

q report to that effect to the Governor of Bologna.
 All the private letters from Vienna concur in asserting, that the orders had been despatched from Vienna for the entrance of the Austrian army into Mo dena. This armed interpositiob, it is stated, must have been executed about the 9th inst. Austria has at this mos ment in hiotntbarday q completely efaiPp cd corps of 80,000 men.
 '. s. ou Htil!!! sec, ii, tIiis evening" s 2d edition of the Messenger des Ghan- bres, the news of the revolt in Spain. ] receive with some suspicion this intelli- gence: 1t is however believed by many in this city"
 Bomse, Tuesday, four o 'clock.-The funds have fallen again. Reports of the march of Prussian troops towards Belgium and Poland in support ot the Russians, prevailed here during the day; | but, l ktow not how far they are entl- tied to credit.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18

Greot .fa0al .4etlon.-llis Maiesty'ss sloop Primrose William Broughtof fsa commander, from the Coast of Afric.. arrived at Plymouth on Friday week after an absence of three years and fonr months. She sailed from Sierra .eaea oa the 1thult. leaving there the Drayad Conflict and Plamper. On the 2id of December, the Primrose anchored io the bay of i.oango, heard that the Span. iards. Portuguese, ard Brazilians had destroyed all their forts, 61c. oh the Southern coast, and had egfireF given up the slaving there. The King of In. Iango having brought down to the eaas4 sixty slaves, and finding no vessels there very coollY ordered them 10 be butcher. cd, IS he could not afford to feed them
 The place where those unfortunate eeo- pie suffered is not far from the beach
 ttfd was visited by the pfinlroscs off. cers, who saw their white blcaetled bones lying or the face of hill. This place is the most civilized part of the Southern coast-the natives speabiree broken English, Spanish, Iortueuese, and Dutch. The King has two sens grown up, and if physiogromy is geod for any thing, they might be (hrstan. ized, and prove blessing 10 that part of barbarous Africa. The abolition Of slavery is the abolition of war, for slaves cannot be procured unless by hghtiag.- This man can procure fifteen hundred slaves every ten days, and actually of. iefed to supply the Primrose! On the
 lth of last September tie Primrose sail ed from Priuce's Island, and or the 7tr captured the celebrated slave ship e. los Passagera, in twelve minutes. h, ! clos IS larger than the Athol, hatipe five feet greater breadth of beam oa her main deck, mounting 20 guns, and with q crew of I50 men. The Primrose lost , killed aad l2 wounded, and the Y clos lost 43 killed and 20 wounded. The ; clos had 555 slaves on board. and is the largest slayer ever taken. Tie &C., ton betweenh her and the Primrose Was the first single action fought since the accession of our present King, and is certainly one of the most gallant things or record-the fighting force of the Ye- les bel Z more thaa double that of the Primrose. The latter has brought home twentY-two of her crew, including the mate, laxandcr Stocctti, 10 be tried for pifaey.-Pytnoatth Poper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18
 FOREIGN lNTEEIYGENCE.

Ine anticipated war between Russia and Poland has commenced. How it will terminate or what other nations may De drawn into the conflict cannot he ioresecn. The intelligence we pub fish below will be perased aafittIIi aaf ittIIi deep in- tnresf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18

frages for the seeord ea,ce in the reput. lle,itwonld be nc inorcthan justice ts' fba lndeiatigable exertions he las evjneeS both in the cause of domestic industn, and the great interests of the demoey,i ic party.
 Ne have placed his name at the lead of our columns, where we shall col tinno. it until the wishes of the repuhlies,- party are clearly manifested i5 favor ot some other candidate for tie Vice-p pgsS ideacy. When such selection sf,aii bo made, we shall acquiesce in the voice og the Democracy of the Republic.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18

.A0rth Eastern Bou3dafy.-Tbe Port, land papers ot Saturday coGtaiu the Re- port of the Joint Committee Of the haioe Legislature relative 10 ihe N. D. Boundary, which Report was adopt cd by both Houses, with very few dis- seating voices. The Journal of om- merce states that the ground assumed is, that in consequence of political changes, King William, at the time of prononucing the award, lad lost inc character he possessed at the time of his selection as Arbiter, having now be- come dependent upon England for pro lection and aid, and withal increasiiigly ly hostile toRepublics: that he did not give a elociSiop, except on thesingle question what was the Northwestern branch of Connecticut river, but o6lY adpiee; and that he did not ddUise even upon the points submitted to him by the parties, but in regard 10 a compromise, which had never been contemplated by eithef.-~ The Report concludes as follows:
 t lu conclusion, your committee deem 1t to be their dutyto the Legislature and to the State, 10 declare that in their opinion, in whatever light the document which emanated from the Arbiter may be considered, whether as emalatlng from aa individual, and not from that friendly Sovereign Power or State to whom the points in dispute were submit ted by the parties, because he had, long before the decision, ceased to be such Sovereign; or whether it be considered as advice on two points submitted, ard a decision on the other, or whetheritbe considered decision on all the three points submitted, inaSmnch as the deeis' ion is not warranted by his situation and the authority which was given him, nor a decision of tbe questions submitted to him by tine parties, tie United States will not consider themselves bound OR any principle whatever to adopt lt.-- snd further, should the United States adopt the document as a decision, I WliI be in violation of the constitutions rights of the State of Maine, which SEC cannot yield"
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18

'I'I Tie packet ship iiiibernia arrived at New York, brings Liverpool papers to March T, and London to March 20.- They contain q variety of interesting in-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
GOhanna

w ~. stand ,he ensuing season al my farm, nno miles from
w Richmond, directly the stage road ea AIDING from that
place To fredericksburg aud known as Half Sink.
IL Is not saying much TOR submit to the capdor OF
every gentleman acquainted with the facts me in the
assertion when say that his colts universally ackuow
EDGED to possess a. much SIZE strength and beauty as any
coils mat have ever been produced 10y any horse Vg.
MA kno" several that he purchased for less than Sc
ven or eight hundred dollars; and have myself been offered
$1,000 Tor one at year oldthc winch trey arc
neI toy Their owners take TO he tho songcs, recommendation
that can he offered ~ behalf of unredcolts
The season will commence the 18th Of February and Ter
inmate ON the lN OF July Terms heretofore Fiiy Dollars
to be discharged by tine payment Of Thirty Eve AT any lime
during the season. Sixty Dollars insurance.; One Dollar TO tho
Groom which IS expected either when tho brought OF
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided and mares TED regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty Ave cents day
Gentlemen who last year nv the season 10 Gohau
ma mat dat not prove 'a " any there be- Informed that
they can he sent again and charge for services
the Horse unless they should prove foa or ~ other words
tho mares will tie insured a, the rnce Of the season
JOHN NJ. BOTTS.
The Editors Of the Political Arer1 and Petersburg nieiaen
GER VIII please insert the above week in their rcspcc
c papers Tor eight weeks, and forward their accounts to the
S",sc'pef J. VI y.
jan l3-2lw0wC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
Private &chOOI.

n FAVE employed Mr.. Clement +. Harris, GEN
teman of experience, abilities and uneXceptiona-
bic moral character, 10 teach my chill lrcn the coming
year aid will take few boys under the age of )
INTO my family as boarders; though the school will
IN the whole consist Of but ten schOlers Mr. Harris
teaches the Latin, Greek and French Languages
and the usua! branches of English Education taught
IN our academies. There are still three vacancies
in the school. Those who may think the situation
desirable, will please make immediate application ms
the school will commence on the 18th of next month
Boys living with will be considered, for the time
being as members OF our family and any advantages
my own children may have in respect to morals and
manners will be extended to them. The price of
BOARD and tuition will be hundred and ten dol
lars. reside III the Forks of Hanover. % miles
from Richmond. Letters addressed to Ncwfound
Mills, Hanover, viii receive attention.
JOS NJ. SHEPPARD
Hanover. Dec. II, i83O--Iic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
HARDWOOD SCHOOL

FSTilE exercises Of this School for Tie ENSUING te,r
a VIII commence the cd Monday in January. and
terminate the 18th ofDecember following The course
OF Instruction viii include, Reading, Penmanship,
position, Geography. N1 ural and Moral Philosophy
and the Latin and Greek Languages Terms for
board tuition, washing and lodging will be sos for
the scholastic year of ten months. All the bearders
Will be accommodated in tke family of the subscri.
Der, and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors who will unite
WIN 'he subscriber, to impress upon the minds of the
students the ncaculable benefits arising from indus,
trIous and exemplary habits. No student older han
6 years will be received, unless assurances entirely
satisfactory car be given with regard To his moral
character Letters addressed tn the subscriber near
Somerv.c, Fauqu!cr County, Virginia will ,eceive
prompt attention. { TACEETrT
nov 2Q-w7fc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON 81 co.

III AVE- received and are nav opening, a genera
- assortment OF Staple 81 Fancy Dry Goods, ofth
atssi lmportation-consisting IN part, of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths assorted
palencia, tonet and swansdown vestInps
ram aud fancy iorentinc and marseilles do
SuPerhne mddling and common sattinetts
Stnpcd, PLAID and plain nseys
Single and double milled kerscys
Rose, point and duillc blankets
1uperhnc white and assorted fiannels
Tartan plalds and camblets
Black and coloured bombazetts
FRENCH and English merino cloths
hi"rino circassians. assorted colours
English and French jet bombaznes
large assortment OF fancy prints and ginghams
g-3' Sd and Cd cambrick and jaconet ,nnslins
Figured and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
checked. striped and coIdeI-iacenets
"a bordered Swiss and jackonet cravats
Black Italian and fancy silk do
English and India flag and bnndanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet merno shawls
Ihlbet and cashmere do
Worsted barege, Thibet and merno hdkfs
Fancy silk, barege and craze hdkfs and scar(s
fS,ch changea5le gros de naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do
Black and assorted gros des indies
Black and changeabIe figured manGarincs
BLACK Italian lustrlng, erior quality
Heavy company satin and lovantines .
Sarsnet scnshew and florence silks. assorted
Plain black mandarin Grapes
New STYLE belt and bonnet rbbands
Lace capes peernes & fiorelus of the latest style
Black and while lace wells
Laces, edgings and quillings, assorted
Al and white and black bobbinet laces
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white, worstcd and cotton do
Ladies' and sentlomens gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and superfinc ingram carpetinps and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and sheetngs
Table diaper and damask
Brown and beached Russia shooting
Scotch oznaburgs and Tcklenburgs
Heavy cotton oZnaburgs
Brown and beached shrtngs and sheetinus
Checks plaIds, tickings, Jeans, etc;-which. with
lr'hcr supplies daily expected will be sold at the
Dwest prices. ,, q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REEIRD-

AN authorised TO Offer a reward Of 5000 each, Tor
1.-the apprehension and delivery TO me- or to my dep
uiy VIM Carer, ~ Richmond city Of Leroy Joy0ln
and Charles WhHs!g who were out upon bail. and
have broke their recoguzanCcs, by failure to appear
at the Circuit Court Of the United States AT Rich
mond, upon charge Of forging the declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay of certain SOL
dcrs the Revolutions and against whom true bil s
were found by The Grand Jury nj the last term of
the said court.
am informed that the above mentioned Leroy Jor-
dan resident, from his birth, of Bedford county.
Is from 10 to- 30 years Of age, aud about feet or @
inches in height stout heavy built fu face short neck
large round head, black hair, and heavy black beard
| am nso Informed that Charles Whitcly was for the
the last 90 p years resident ofsad county Of Bed
ord Is from 80 to s. years age, nearly six feet IN
height. slender and straight built, thin visapc hgLt
complexion gentccl in his appearance and Of nsnnat
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM Marshal
Of the u $, for The u District of Va
ian. u, 1851 7}--gm
The editors ofthc Richmo,gl Wing and I.ynchburq
Nrgnian will please insert tho fnreRoing for two
months, unless sooncr comte5mandcdl and forward
their accounts To me frr payment
J. PEGRAM, Marshal Z D. DIVA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

We offer for sale,
40 ahds sugar, St Croix, Porto Rico and N
~ Orleans, part prime
40 brls do do
IS boxes and IS bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India molasses
10 do and GO bbls n. o. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, ST. Jago, Rio g.
81 Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistercd steel
Is tons pig iron
SO kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
CaIfskins and upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port, Scuppernong, Muscat, Wine
And dry and sweet Malaga
90 iierces rice
L. tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by 10; by 10, c by and Q
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum salt petre, birthstone
pimento. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Scgars, bottle Corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiur
SIiters, soap and candles
Muscatcl raisins
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
200 tlerces Thomas.on lime
800 brls tar
80 bbs No. 3, mackarel, prime porl,
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassa, pearl barley
Glass, carthcn and stone ware
Whitlmore's cotton and wool cards
Llnsced and tanners oil
domestic goods, sheetings, shifting.
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
C9uon yarns assorted from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory LEWIS WE'RE g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'RNilE subscriber has for sale at his farm j miles
above Richmond, the trees wears old any rea.
sonabe quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the season is now an
preaching IN which they may be transplaned, he is
DESTROYS of receiving orders from as many persons as
may be IN want of the artclc and he Is well salts.
fled that the silk culture be one ofthe most pro-
fablc branches the agrculturst can turn his atten
ton TO- he hopes to be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise deIv
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof J. w SMITH
Borders may be left at Scott 6, Smith's. r
street, Richmond. oct I-eavtr
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THE FREDERICKSBURG.
E'EG MALE ARV.

-".UV.t" Oy 'HiSS b0Sgs toN De cOtin Iod LiS year
L Will be opened ON the l5th of January and will
"a close On the 18th December, with vacation of
one month"; from the 5th Of June to the I5, of July
The pupils will be instructed in Orthocraphy. Read
ing. Writing. Arithmetic, English Grammar Georc
raphy with the use OF Globes, and the RudIments OF
astronomy The price OF board and tuition. will be
Sl2C half payable in advance and the balance at
the end of the year Each pupil will bring with her
pair OF blankets, pair of sheets coloured coun-
lerpane und four towels all marked; or If it is pre-
icrTed, they will be furnished by for an additional
charge of s.. Such young ladies' as remain in INV
family during vacations will be charged at the rate
of $40 per month. Such of them as may choose TO
be instructed in Music, will be charged at the rate of
$50 per quarter, OF sc lessons. There are a few
vacancies yet to be filed.
u Letters addressed to me, Gardeners Y Roads
Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
dec 7-1aw6i FREDK HARRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
EDUCATI0M-

MY school will be coniluued no ensuing wear.
IVA My CO ursG of instruction wi, comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar
English Composition, Geography, with the use Of
Maps and Globes Malh' MATES and Arithmetic
The school will commence ON Monday. the 2lth of
January 1881, and terminate on the 10th day of De
cenbcr following There will be vacation of four
weeks commencing on the 10th day of June Tho
charge for board, tuition washing lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars payable one hall
on The LIST day of June, 55l aud the other half on
the LIST OF December following.
The discipline ct the school will be paren al end
as much care and kindness Will be extended to boys
c'nHdcd to my instruction rs to my children
My residences is remote from the haunts Of yicc
end immortality, and remarkably hcalrhv tits stun
ted in The county OF Louisa 80 miles from Richmond
ana tho lSc distance from fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Cuf,crsve passes by
my residence, and HAT from Richmond tu Harrison
burg wJhm short distance OF n.
Letter. 90 me should be directed IN Gardeners -
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON. Jpn'r
nov Q--Inff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
DISSOLUTION-

|HNHE Coparnershp heretofore existing between
n the subscribers, under he Fran Of Blair 81 An
dcrson, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having claims against the same will present
them To- Beverley Blair, and those indebted to the con
Germ, will make payment to him; he only, being au .
thorised to receive and grant discharges for tie same
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, Sist Dec, 1850.
The subscriber will continue to transact com mis-.
sion business at the stand Cary.sircet, heretofore
occupied by Blair s Anderson. 10 the patrons Of
that concern, he tenders his Acknowledgements and
assures them and the public generally, that any bus.
ness coniided to his care, shall receive unrcmttcd
attention. The books and papers OF Blair & Ander.
son being left in his custody, he invites all those hav
ing claims against them to call on him for PAYMENT.
and those indebted, TO lquidate their respective bal
ancesi he only being authorized, may be seen by
the advertisement above, to receive and grant dis
charges for the same. BEVERLEY BLAIR
Richmond, IS January, 1896.
ian S-Cawttc
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TEXANS SUBSCRIPTIONS to the DAily RicuMoNn WaIs to
City Suocribefs 81, and for shorter period at the
rate OF ~ year. both payable in advance When sen, by
mail SIC year.
ApviRrisiNo For square Of 10 lines or less one IN
10 ccnts; insertions 81 tc. ,,,,;o,s and
every succee ling insertion 3Ji cents -
Thrice week, FIRST week 81 2 every succeeding week 81
Twice week, FIRST insertion 10 cents; every succeeding
bcrtion 80
Onee week, FIRST insertion IS cents every succeeding
Ssrtion 80
III advertisements also inserted the CosrrUrioyM
.YHia.
transient advertisers must pSy advance
The number of be noted the Ms they
;sl be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
Scrdmgly
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars squares
and in that proportion for advertisements of greater Lengths
Auctonee and Lottery dealers who charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING rs published
week, Tuesdays and Frdays five dollars per annum
payable advance.
For Adrertisng75 square, or less for the first in
seron, and 50 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
PUBLIC SALE

" lLb be sold. uu Thursday, eth Of This month
tJanuary9 # fair, it NOT, the next fair dnv on
The plantation belonging To- The estate Of John w
IonIln, decd IN King William County, opposite the
town OF New Castle, large stock Of Horses Cat.
tie sheep and Hogs or seven hundred barrels oG
Corn, quantity Of Blade and Tsp Fodder; also ono
Wagon. several OK and TIml ri Carts and all the
Plantation Utensils, &c &c
* credit until hc frs, al Jdnuiry S5P, " ~ be al
lowed 0u all sums ahoyc i.ndo'la upon be p,,c'.
scrs giving bond with aTp-a,co security, ioi ,,st s.u,
and under, Cash vii! be required
WA CUNNINGHAM
Admir- DE- ho,is "rau, }. " Ion.lln Dc. d
Hanover jan. '1h, ID5 -i,W H.
Nu'TE HAVANA SIG X - u,Nrs wnus
Havana Srglr. iusl received fr sac
Jan t2s-ss OTIS, UUNLOP = %.
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FENllE President and Directors of the
Bank OF Virginia, have declared dividend of
the profit for the last half year OF two and half per
cent, winch will be paid IN the Stockholders aller
The 18th instant. a. ROBlNSON,Jr Cashier.
iln
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Earmera' Rnnk al Hirgini.

Farmers Bank of H,rginia.
TBNIlE President and Directors have declared a
n dividend Of two and half per cent. on the
capital stock for the last six montls which will be
paul To the Stockholders on the 18th instant.
Jan 3-2aw4t WV NEKERYI5, Cash'r'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

WISH to purchase a good Negro Blacksmith,
n carpenter and Cooper, for Plantation use, for
which will give liberal price in cash a line di-
Tected to me, at Stanton or to f. 81 \. Hubbard.
Richmond. will meet with prompt attention.
jan 7-2aw2t c. s. MITRCUISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

ENAMEL MINOR, takes this method OF inform
- mg his friends aud the public generally, that he
has been unavoidably detained to the North To such
as mad engaged him 10 clean their Clocks annually he
ocgs leave TO say so soon as his engagements cease
here (which hc hopes will be few months he shall
be- III virginia, where he intends permanently to re-
side, and VIII then have 1t his power to attend re-
gularly to his business To his friends and custom
RS nc returns his sincere thanks and hopes he merits
u continuance of their patronage.
NV JERsEY, Jan / I8]I --3tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

FIanneIs, Mcrlno Cloths and Lace Wells.
9n Pieces white hannels, from 80 cents
per yard, to extra superfne Welsh fla nc-
a few pieces very wide and soft wool and improved
finish white mcrino ilanncls
Fashionable and fancy coored English mcrno cloths
nnd CT rc1ssIans for ladies' and boys wear
Black morlno cloths Of all qualities ond fine hlock
Circassians
100 Black lace wells Of all prices, sizes and quail
ties
ALSO: $50 meuuo long and square shawl, of all
colors--whch will now be Id at over than
former prices. at II. II JENKINS
Merino Shawl Linen and Fancy ~ Goo Sore
TEO THE LADIES -Thc rnbscn 80 hn. !, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

no THE La DIES The rubscu b,I hD, ,cc.
u ID box Of patterns for lace and muslin wor
isni2 V. y. SANXAY