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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-07-23


 the vender and consumer of Goods as low as can be purchased in any part of the United States, with the addition of freight, Our Stock is kept up throughout the year win additional supplies, which will afford pw' chasers every facility in obtaining any article in the Goods Line, at . moderate advance on the original cost.
 OurStock on hand consists in hart as follons:
 DRE R0QP8o
 Splendid Imported Calicoes; French Chint- zes and Painted Muslins; Furniture Chintzes; Furniture and Cambric Dimities; Jacnnet, Swiss, Null, Book, Medium, India and Cam brick Musins; Lawns; Irish Linens; Sheet ings; Diaper and Damask Table Linens; Lin en Cambricks; Ladies' and Gentlemen's as sorted Gloves; Black and Colored Silks and Satins; Mandarines; Silk, Gotten, Thread, Worsted and Woolen Hosery; Linen Cam brio Handkerchiefs; Gnghams; Plaid Mus lns; Gro de Maps; Sarsnets; Levantines; Senshaws; Florentines; Perquerines; Gro de oeins, Batizes; Garages; Flouncings; Foot ings; ;Robes; ;Parasols; Umbrellas; Fans; Dolls; ;; Grapes; Grape Leisses; Silk and Cotton Frnges; Gauges; Belt, Cap. Sash, Neck and Plain Colored Ribbands; Hair Puffs and
 
 Ornaments; Necklaces and Beeds; Fancy Mitts; White and Black Velvets; White and Black Bobbinets; Thread Bobbinet; Silk and Gotten Laces and Edgings; Fancy Gauge Scarfes and Handkcrchiefs; Black and Fancy Silk Shaws and Hdkfs; Marine Shawls; Scarfs and Hdkfs; Ladies' Grape, Silk and Satin Cravats; Gentlemen's White and Fancy Cra- vats; Lace and Gauge Veils; White Satin, Kid and Prunella Shoes; White Sateen; Rus sia Diapers, Dutch, Sheetings and Ticklin- burgs; Cologne Waters; Fancy Soaps; Reti- cules and Purses; Millineets; Insertions; White and Colored Marseillcs and Valencia Vestings; Bombaznes; Half Hosery; Canvass; Buckrams, Cotton Cassimers; Black and Co., lored Cambrics; Power and Steam-loQm Fine and Sheetings; Suspenders; Spool Sewing and Floss Cottons; White and Co., lorcd Boss; Sewing Silks and Twists; Threads; Lace and Muslin Capes, Hdkfs; Pelerines and Crazy James; Gimps; Tapes; Cords; Bob bins; Needles; Pins; Counterpins and Mar sailles Quilts; Bombazetts; Lastngs; Circas- sian Plaids; Drilings; Black and Brown Hol- lands; Nankins; Flax and French Linens and Drillings; Tortois-shell and Mock, Tuck, Side, Round, Turnback, Pocket, Ivory and Kidding Combs; Osnaburgs; Super Cloths and Cassimers; Kerseys; Plains; Coatings Linzys; Green Floor Cloths; Rugs; Carpe- tings; Bindings; Rcd, White, Yellow and Green Flannels; Rose, Point, Duffle, Whit ney and Mackanaw Blankets; Silk and Cot ton Pocket Hdkfs; Linen Bed Tickings; Fan cy Toilet Boxes; Buttons; Spotted Scarlet Flannel; Marine for Dresses; Shoe Thread; Hooks and Eyes, Ssc. &c.
 Also, a general assortment of Domestcs- Ready Made Clothing-Hardware and Cut Boots anu Shoes-Groceries, Sc. Bagging, Rope and Twine-Cotton and Wool Cards-Looking Glasses-Earthen, China and Glass Ware, &c.-Books and Stationary, &c. Slc.
 All of which, with great many other ar ticles in the Goods Line, will be sold very cheap.
 Country merchants would do we'll to call on us.
 az Orders received, punctually attend ed to. TUSCALOOSA, April 20 5.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-07-23

NOTICE.-Whereas, have this day IN been duly appointed Administratrix of the estate of RoBERTus LOVE, deceased, by the Honorable the County Court of Marengo county-I do hereby notify all person having, claims against said estate to present them to me, duly authenticated, within the time pre- scribed by law, or they will be barred; and all those indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment.
 FALBA LOVE- .1dm,a.s- PrNEvILLE, June %, 1881, 6w14.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-07

cases far more doubtful than this. The respond
ent was justified, in treating and Furnishing the
publication as contempt, not only by the stat
ute and common law, but by the law universal,
by precedent. by the decisions Of all the courts
in the country. But, if he were not so justified.
had he beer governed by the malicious intention
imputed to him in this impeachment, what motive
could he have hads He had not had any person
al disagreement with Mr.. Lawless. No previous
quarrel had occurred between them. No lurk
ing resentment existed. All their measures
with each other had been Of perfectly amlcabIe
nature Was malicious motive TO be found in
the character of the respondent: 1t would be
shown that he was mild, conciliatorv. and equa.
Bile in temper; respectful and patient in his de-
prtment towards all; to the members of the bar.
the subordinate officers of the Court, and TO suit
ors. Was such motive to be Inferred from
the transaction itself: 1t would be proved, not
by those who could see the tranraction only in
cUlors of resentment; not by witnesses who
were hostile. or who were present in Court on
" at intervals while the case was pending: but
Nv calm disin,erested, and intelligent witnesses,
who were present during the whole or greater
part of the time. that the manner of the judge
;"as not more vehement than il usually had been
when his mind WAS deeply exercised on any sub.
ject; that it was as mild that Of any Judge who
had ever craced the bench; that the language
which he used on the occasion was addressed TO
the publication. and not to its author; and that.
in fact. he looked be,ond Mr.. Lawless, to other
and higher considerations, in awarding the al
tachmeut and punishment to which lie had bccn
/ sentenced.
This is but "a bird s-eye view" Of the speech
of Mr.. MEREDITH
RoDERT WALSH. Esq. Judge of the Supreme
Court of Missouri, was then called sworn, and
examined as witness in behalf OF the respond
ent. At The conclusion of his testimony
The Court adjourned over ill twelve, und the
Senate till eleven O'Clock Oh Thursday.
Nat. mt
In the House of Representatives on Wednes.
dav, among the resolutions offered, was one by
Mr. CHILTox, referring it to the Committee on
Public Expenditures to inquire into the expcdi.
ency Of adopting some regulation to prevent
members, absent from the Houses Of Congress
without sufficient cause, from receiving their per
diem allowance during such absence. There
was motion OF Mr.. STERRIGERE made, and
withdrawn, to lay the resolution nn the table. and
the resolution was finally adopted by vote of
l57 to q. There were several communications
laid befofe the House; and after the furthering
Of several bills on the table. the House went
again into the consideration Of the Bill authoriz-
ing change in the disposal OF land granted for
the Illinois and Michigan Canal The Bill was
finally reiected-NM. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-07
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Edaor-As is always the case with men
who, through enthusiasm, forget reason, per
ceive Temperance Society, recently establish
ed in our Town, has prescribed all those who
deal i'll liquors. This is going step too far
There are good and pous men, and esti,nable CT
tizens here, who sell liquors. Their consciences
do not rebuke them for vending that which others
sometimes abuse. Why are these men to be put
under the ban? Besides, suppose counter sys-
tenn of exclusion should be adopted-who would
should never be drawn. " Be not righteous over
much," is saying worthy Of all accceptation
TEMPERANCE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-07

andria, aud what small sums Of public money
may be occasionally spent here, through the
Courts and the Officers of the Court, may be gra-
dually drawn from tins place.
Duty to the town in which 1--we, as we'll as to
myself. as citizen of it, has induced me to pre-
sent to my felow-citizens the preceding remarks.
A Citizen OF ALEXANDRIA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-07
ALEXANDRIA, ID. e..
EHiDaY MORNING, I7Nn2RY 7, 1851.

The mail from this place has not been received
at Dumfries for SIX days past. The inhabitants
of that ancient city must have felt, for time,
as if cut off from the rest of the world, When
the mails do come, however, they will know how
to appreciate blessing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
Cor5csponlcnce ofrhe Whig.

-, NASliISGTOS, lih Feb. 1881.
va inczd7y last The Srrnie as YOU know ro nm
pointed Dun Green printer had observed for some
,''oi 'nat n greni deal of prudence and forbearancc
J " Sc;tlin quarter WAS deemed necessary to secure
'5 correction That object having been effected,
soon discovered TIN. Mr. Calhoun bad decided upon
t5 colTs", the manifestation of which at an earlier
ueJ night have brought upon tho Editor ofthe Tele-
@I"pn ne burihcn OF the evils which tho opponents oc
mr. va noun have been ncditatinr against him and
ms friends. Before the end Of this week Mr. Cal
noun WI have submitted h s appeal to the country.
winch 81 necessary to bis yinJication For months
nc ms been l1bour,ng under serious imputationg.
caicni1icd to Affect bis character d.saly, MIA peousIv.
ana when have not been removed BY The repeated
as'nfaacc5 O. ha friends that he would pass tho
rory iF!aI without having a h0ir Of hs head scorcbed.
l. may be go. / will not PREJUDICE him. know his
strength; nnd can rcadly imagine, that his defence
VIII not be neutral or compromising. Whoever NAV
nave supposed that the separation of Mr. Calhoun
from the president. Isl slight matter, cannot riphtv
appreciate either, and whether there shall result from
TIC expose OF mr Calhoun n reconciliation or NOT.
some "rn 81 high pret"nsions must be involved i,
com" way ma 80 no small degree. lie must be shors
sEhlra indeed, who canuot forcsec, that. fin tho
'~ndcm"n, OF The country, he Vice President shall bio
asffl,r"' i"C verdict will rrhrc, n tcrfiblc. sentence
"p,M,' .'' 'u'Iors oiil' prosecution.
Tile select Committee On Tho G.r,,, r.,or,od H.
'i 'r the t.'lef Of Jarr1 Monroe. on Friday los,,
vain 20 verbal aaaulm-nf. "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
NfSI PRIUS.
CERNUS.
Positively THE LAST WEEK.
TIIG MnAlLMn -

THIS EVENING, Feb~f7.
feftoTmspee "ilf coe-rnepsn with,d Grand Eu,rs
by the whole troop Of beaut fol horses.
Horse'nansh'p by young Bacon, rho dashing horse
FcalSof Activity By the whole troop. Clown.
Cullen.
PIc9-i1g Performance hy the Horse Timour.
SUI yanlt'ng by the whole troop Clown Cullen.
ton.
Horsoni1nrhip Ivy Mr. Harrington.
Comic Dance, Ivy Mr. Buckley.
Coal Black Rose, on horsa5atf.
Mr. Blackburn wll appear as the Indian Jrr,,cr
Slack Rope by Mr. Buckley. ~
Ilercuiean Frats by MrlI.gt. thc modern Sam,.
son. lie VIII perform his ASTONISHING rrnts nm ric
grand COLUMN lie vii also throw a srmncrsct from
The batc7, 70 distance Of &c feet with his hands and
tbs. ' '
Mr. II. vii also bend backwards. and h,,r nm
AnvI on his breast weighing $50 be. while 2 per-
sous arc sinking thereon with .lcdve llmmets. and
~ The same position, bear > men upon him.
The whole To conclude with the LnnDLgLl, org.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17

Fatal EENcoNTRE.-We copy the following from
the Port Gibson (Mo.) Correspondent OF January %.
a re1consrc took place at Rodney, on the 18th inst
between John Briscoe. Esq of that place, and DR..
Benz II. Nloylef, OF Lake Washington, Of which the
circumstances were as follows:
The Doctor accosted Brscoe, in the evening of that
day. Jyst as he, Briscoe, had dressed himself 10 att end
I wedding. BrIscoe endcavored to avoid any con-
les! that evening"; and obse we'd that the dispute could
be better settled at Lake Washington. where no
could and wonld give full satisfaction. The doc,or
insisted upon settling 1t on the spot, Mr.. Il. still de-.
string 10 put 1t off, even ill the next dav, after the
wedding was over. The doctor claimed instant SAT-
!stac'ion, spit IN his face, at the same time attempted
t" draw a large duclling pistol from his bosom, but
was prevented by the by-stonders. Briscoc, beinn
uusrmed, ran into a store, where he procured a shot
gun, and coming out, cried to the company to clear
the way. n I eleven PAGES distance, both raised their
weapons; Briscoe's snop', and Doctor Moyicr's shot
BrIscoe ~ the arm and u iornen, and he had drawn
another pistol, and was in the act of f,IIw when y.
had re-cncked his gun and prepared, which this time
went of; the Doctor fell MORALLY wounded; nc died
the SINE night. Bs wounds were slight.
An inquest was held over the body; and tho verdict
on oath, was, that Briscoe had acted in selC-deC,rcc
md was justifiable in what he had done,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
JOHN GILPIN.
Tor ch7'actrf5 SOC small tilis
A CARD.
Nirs Knirhf,s RcnnGi

Mrs Knights Benefit.
lAE KS. hNiGHF respectfully informs her r-:egl.
Lth md Tho public! that on F-ilrv evening nry
n,F Hcncht ana lat Appearance wj, take p'lct; ol
|hi;h "cc1'ron VII be pcrljrmcI the celebrated
COMEDY Of tho HONEY MOON, Jilana Mrs
NniglI,; and last night Of the new Comedy Of PER
FICTION, In Which character, she wliI introduce
NC following popular songs: Charlie take nc ln-,,
IoVei Mars marx us the Echo; L.ovc's I}uorucIla:
the Mocking Bird, and ;sc Darlirg lvki'c Saroconf.
feb IO-otF "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17

~ y VIII be observed by n letter VIC publish from
washington that the Publication long anticipated
rom Nit Calhoun, IS presently forthcoming. The
intelligence is confirmed by several letters, aud we
presume may be depended upon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17

FHLiDELPuII, Feb. III.
The nseT DeIaware is thrpnsed with thousands of all ages
and conditions, and both sexes Sleighs, in great numbers
are continually crossing We understand that on Friday. a
morse and sleigh broke through. The driver and two ladies.
passengers, narrowly escaped, and the horse was drowned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17

The Committee Of Agriculture and NTsnufoc,u,0s
ailor bringing forward two brsnd, usod by CITY Mil.
l9rS on their inferior -four, ~ striking instances op
10 atns'a which The 'tcr'y cf using two brand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

y hummer ~ pctIllnhs were presented and referred.
Mr. Edward Everett succeeded IN brinrlnr on
the discussion OF which he gave notice on tie pre-
C ding Monday, on the pc Ition ofthe inhahi: ants Of
sauctty ofour treaties with the Indians. G-cat IN
position wa, m,de 10 thc 'aking up of the suhirc,
and an attempt was mrde tn prevent j. by a demand
OF ,he question o. nusiieratinn-wh,c after some
discussion on Il Point OF order, wss agreed tc--,he
vote being, ayes IO!, noes %. The iious, ib,rr-
tore agreed 10 Ga n'o the discussion of the question
Nj Everett then spike in defence OF his ma,ion
whIcn IL 10 re!.r the petition 10 the Com rittrc on
iat!an az! .;rs, WITH instruct.n ms 10 report q bill ma
king farther provision for executing the laws of ,L,
United SAFES on the subject Of intercourse. with the
Indian tribes, and also COR 4 faithful observance of The
treaties be, wcen the United States and said tribes,
Mr. Everett spoke at inng,h, The House adjourned
before 10 had concluded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
ESS.
NlnNnAY. EknnuAEY I.

IN SENATE.
"a mcssag" was received fion the President Of.
the United States, b. A.. D"nclson, Esq his Sc
crciary.
Numerous memorials were presented for the repeal
OF the law of last session, relative TO the removal of
the south western Indians.
The Vice President laid before the Senate n COM
muhlcation from the Secretary Of Treasury, made in
accnrdance with the resolution OF the Senate of MAY
1880 and giving a sIa,r,ncnt ofaIl lands chich hive
occn secured 10 the United S:atcs for public dcbts-
whe'c situate. &c. sc.
Mr Frelnshuysen submitted the following rcsolu-
ton:
Krsolyai, That the Pres On, ofthc Uui,cd States
te requested - iniurn the Senate whether tl,s rro-
visions ofthc Act entitled IAN Act O. rcgula c trade
and intercourse with the lndlln tribes, and to pre-
serve peace Oh the frontiers, passed the 3Uth March.
1902, has been fully complied with on the part al the
Unlted States Governments; aud It they have not. that
he inform the Senate OF he reasons that havo induced
the government to decline the enforcement of said
act.
MIR CLAYTON gave notice o. n king leave to intro
ducc Il bMl for The rcllct OF officers aud soldiers who
had suffered by the iaic destruction OF the Delaware
Fort.
Mr. Barnard presented 4 petition from Phllade'Db,a.
praying n mod .hca;Ion of he Turlf ltw of 1925. in
respect Of duty on imported FAX nnd as II respected
ma manufactures made from the same. Mr. Woodbury.,
from the Committee on Commerce, r. portrd a bill
for 4 drawback ofdIty on imported fofci1n Iron. r.,
debate on Mr. Grundy's resolution relative to TIE
fosl Oihce iaQuicy was not resumed. and il has. for
the present, terminated.-On The resolution brinp
again taken up Tor consIGe alton, Mr. Holmes stated
that they had come TO Il conclusion ON both siI,s
that the subject matter had UNDERGONE s~nfici,n,
discussion, q sd that h. was, therefore. induced IN move
that the resolution bc laid on the table, with the m
Outstanding that the sense of The Scrutc be taken on
ITS merits ON the following day at O'Clock, THIS
was agreed -: after which the Senate went is,c
constellation of Executive business, and then ad-
lOurncd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07
SAarstse NrAts@.
ARRIVED.

Schr Hornet Gould, days from. New York, with
sundries to Davenport, Allen 6, co, G VI Mitchell,
D Timberlakc, Smith, Lancaster & DENLY.
l. Webb e. CO. ] Poo g. CO, O'Is Dunlop &, CO.
NJ Hollins, w 81 d Kyle &, CO. ! o Lay, Baldwin,
Ives g. Co, J r Trpe't, D Anderson r, Hubbard
d Gardner ID Weller, Goddard, b Peyton, Col
ton &, Clark J Allen, y Sweeuy, RAYMOND g..
Brothers, Hal e. Moore, + Rust Wadsworth
g. Williams, J NcKildoe, Wuldron 6 Henry, d
! Burr 6 CO, J Thompson. SaIvav. n Stratton,
n Gordon. Rogers u Harrison, Johnston g.
Son, r II jenkins + Elard, Grame r Arm
strong, GraHniss. Son & Brothers. Duney g. Buck
icy, Abbott x CO. and beer and 22ncs 10 master
Schr Hyperion Creighton. from Eastern Shore,
(Md) with ballast.
Schr Dorchester, from Baltimore with merchor
die to Davenport, Allen q, co, ! & ! Gooic, Rel
ston s. Peasants, 81 others
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins. from WASHINGTON
and Alexandra, VIA Norfolk, with frcirht anL pas
scnEers Passed, below Hog Island ship bound
down, and the ship Anacrcon At City Point.
SAILED.
Schr Intention, Porter, for Providence, with coal
Schr Columbian Star, -----. for Alexandra vlfl
coal.
MEMORANDA.
The schr. Horizon. Ingcrsoll, from this port arr;-
we'd nj n. York "Wednesday. after nassrrc o
forty.onc days from N6y(oN. She rot M with the
Highlands on tho 23d OF January, whcr being loaded
with ice, and Cnccuncrnr severe gallo of tic land
she had TO stand Off into the Gulf Stream AMI con.
tinucd out % days before che rcralHrd the land The
II. sustained considerable damage in the ralc-lost
stern boat deck load Of wood and hulwarks and split
her sails, SC
Schr. Chesterfield Bcaston, hcncc ~ y. York, on
'Fu6sdly, In days
Schr. Hiram, Drnikc, hence at philadelphia, on
Thursday, IN days.
PHlLADELrBiA, March -s-Bclow, Virginia packet s,rg
Tally no, Peabody, I'm Lvcpoole evening 18Th Jan ana
Cape Clear 2lsPassed ~ Tire McCy just ard. ships John
Wells and Java of Bahcamc IN ship Ntaic,,r Pace
Tor Orcans-Ihc Shrphrrdcs lnr do sailed day before
isl, Is 90 20 long ~ s. saw ship Plato Of Boston fnm
for the Clyde 36 he out and 'ook of her Hampton Pilot lSi
~ 20 long ~, 80, passed brig, doubt Euty,
Portsmouth I'm James River for Liverpool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07
COMMERCIAL.

NEw YORK. Msrch T,---2 scloc, p. NJ
The NEWS Aiso TIE TARKET.-F,our Is about p
Gus beef this hornn. Contacts have future
delivery Of Troy at SGs2 and anal better cs
rso , . on 'o &c Wbs Of ene' delivery se e,
= lax Seed all in the hands IF shipper. tjour oom
NEW YORK MARKETs-MAurH 2.
The intelligence published yesterday morning has
had very favorable effcc the Flour market here
These advices furnish US with a continues, improve
ment, and rise in Flour OF nearly two siilings per
barrel in the Liverpool and London markets. AL
though these last do warrant shpme ns from
here at the present prices, yet they will give liberal
profit to the extensive shipments made in December
and January' which were laid in at consider ably lower
rates than the present range of prices Bread Stufs
having advanced in all parts of Great Britain
II highly probable, If not nearly certain that the ave.
E1s o. gram will range sufficiently high to adm,
mere yesterday, was not only much firm but an
improvement OF nearly Twenty-Five cents barrel was
realized Troy Flour sold at 50 rs. and for delivery
AZ the opening of the rive 81; New York 10 held
at OF, Western is held AZ sT. There are heavy buy.
ers OF Flour on contract. to be delivered in May DO
oher - % FOR western brands.--lDaily Adv.
THE s MiT Kf.E naT'A'a-aP' w.
ne news hom Liverpool, published Tuesday morning.
Conuact. were made for Troy, deliverable Immediately on
opening of the Hudson, Sss2l ard os Wes,em Canal
G5 offered cevs seed il also fe b it roy ,s. 70
Were maae Yesterday at The favorable
prices Ohou, high they would Be wilae 10 90 Is,
any as se oest time for shipment has gone by-Wbea would
heie no grain ofany market, are none the
See Tor The news Coffee and Cotton sell free
aseaty price, of New Orleans Molases was sold
yesterday at 26 cts improvement of CT per gal The
news Ho "oPe has quIckened the market ce 500 cask,
sold Yesterday
The Corn market remains yesterday, not much doing
NoHn selling freely, and the prices ofiast we'll
supported corgo ofNew Orleans Molases has been sold
at lGc,s. Rice is brisk I,yr C,,
ITor idrEt-su consequence OF the intelligence by tie
recent arrivals from liverpool considerable stir in
f four Na'.e ami an advance OF twenty-five per
oa''e'" mas nee" sustained Com -4dv
go BALTIMORE, March !.
we are requested 10 state that the copied into our
paper Yesterday OF the price of -four having advanced finn
c IN consequence OF the from Europe was incorrect
N" sale having hecu effected a, advance more than
t'reH'y fgs cents ~
Extract Of letter rom philadelphia, dated Wednesday, re-
ceiyed by respectable Merchant of Baltimore.
he Liverpool advIce the 26h January received ,s
morning by express have unsettled the market When we get
The printed accounts possibly settle at S6l or upw ards
IheTe appears TO be Of at Lyerpoo and
Peeye that all our spare -four will supply the wants Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07

csi oil ALL iui OF confidence in the Sancty cause IN
our own vaour, and in tho ssance of tho Almighty we
viii SIGHT till our Hast for liberty; n
destined this land perpetual slavery; in this struggle
mo freedom Of Poland IS 10 fall benea, the
and the bodies OF its defenders our enemy shall onlv ie
over deserts and every good Pole DYING vii carry with
nun ,he consolation that II Heaven has permitted him
save his liberty and ccunI he has a, least b
this deadly combat placed the liberties ri Europe
under shelter for a momen, -
Hero follow the signatures of the persons who drew up the
Manifesto the Committee Of Diet Amounted 10 live their
opinions the Marshal the Dict, and The
OF the Chamber OF Nunc,oS1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07

DIED Yesterday morning, Miss AGNES P
MATo--!he trends of the deceased, and Of lie fam
ny OF which she was member, are invited to attend
her remains to the place of interment. this morning
at 10 O'Clock, from the residence OF Hugh c. Nc
Nemara. on street