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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-10

The Sea .serpesat.-This monster made hisiirst afpeaFahce this season sit sitt Booth bay on Sunday week. He was again seen on Tuesday, by two gentlemen, at dstance of about 60 feet, and after wards by ten or twelve citizens of Booth bay, as he passed and repassed several times about l50 feet distance from them. He is described by the editor of the Wiscasset Journal, who was on thespoi, as from I50 to 200 feet in length, of 2 brown color on the back, and . aycllow brown on the belly. He moved with an undulating motion like that of a leeehsor bloodsucker, which gave to his back the appearance of the bumps des- cribed hy those who have previously seen him.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-10

deaflng attentions Can hll up and deco rate all the little vacancies of life.
 l cannot bear to see dashing young fellow at length fairly caught. Mucf as the poets talk about the union ol hearts, and so forth, there is still some. thing serious in the sight of man vol untarily pledging all the affections ol lisfutureile to one individual. Itputs me in mind of going intoa convent.- The feelings which he has been in the .habit of cberishing for other females, the very pleasantest of which his nature IS capable, are lereafterto be eschew- led. He has entered into species of bondage, which, in all probability, will be for the term his life. He is to Eylcldin.a great degree, the right of in- dulging his owntastes, and of following msinelinations; and sei how often.tllis dilemma is run into in the mostsealeless manneri Every ono. does not sufficient y appreciate the value of perfectinde pendeneeu untilit is gone forever; others. like Othelfo, seem crossed by. .a vague presentment that they are rather get ting into a scrape, and excuse them selves to their friends on the score of love:-
 For know, iago, Bnt that1 lovesthe gentle Desdem l would not my rlnhonsed free condition Tut Tn clrcumscription and confne, For the sea worth. ;
 1.-the thoughts and affections, the lit tie local attachments, and sudden tenn porary relations which are continually arlsing-in societvand then passing away, could be made palpable to sight, what 2 curious prospeet,would be presented! How many inpumerable passions be- tween tho young, tl.e wafm-i,earted, and the. handsome of the two sexes. would continually appear like beautiful bubbles, and break like them. Not withstanding the watchful anxiety of shrewd mothers, argnseyed fathers, of old maided-aunts, and partieu- lar friends, who make it their business to keep a lookout over. such things, it is wonderful how slyiy these lovers can carry on their correspondence with WSsssii W oeiiSi5 noWz ztitey iHdke d language of ali the events around them; how they speak to each other out of the mouths 1 of the good people in whose society they happen to be. It would be anotherj curious subject of Investigation to find what an incredibly small proportion off the large quantity of billing an eooingit thatis carried onin the world evercomcs to any thing. It is perchance very diff fieult for the youthful portion ofmy read-| CTS to realize; but the moro advanced understand well enough the excellent -precepts of Polonius to Ophelia;
 s,I do know When the blood burns, how prodigal the
 soul
 Lends the tongue vows these blazes,
 daughter,
 Giving more light than heat, extinct in
 both.
 Even in their promise as it is in making, You must not take for fire. From this
 time,
 Be somewhat scanter of your maiden pres
 ence;
 Set your entreatments at higher rate, Then command to parley."
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-10
From Me Vfscasset f.Ne.l Yankee.

Sea Monster-We yesterday made q
 visit to Boothbay, or Townshcnd har- bor, about thirty miles from this place, to ascertain the particulars of report here. respecting the Sea Serpent,' the same monster, probably, that visited the same harbor, last year about this time.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08
wxRega1A. g.rts.C,xx z, go.

HANOYER.-t1 Dcl Corrected PoL--Willi,m
II. Roanot lo8, Charles Thompson Jr. l79, VIM
l.. White l4l. Hector Davis %
GkEEN BHi Ed Dc!) Horny e sbino 557,
J. Z. Culdwc ell IT.
Co.csEss: For Smith 500, Maxwell 26i.
POWHAFAN.-l Dc!.) Thomas Miller, with.
out opposition.
PENCE EpWARD.-u Dsl) Asa Dupuy"
No opposition.
CoyaHEss: DOuldin, considerable majority
oyerCr
CUMBERLAND.-l Dolly Allen wilson,
No opposition.
CosanEss: A majority for Crump
LOUISA.-N. J. Poinde1ter 5as, O. Cro., 1873
Nsro M.n::ers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

AZ u meeting held in the Town Of wsrrenton,
on tho gath day of August, 1881, comp ssd OF
c'iHsnr of the County of Fauquier, friendly to tho
election of licnry Clay, to the next presidency OF
the United States: on motion, Richard Thompson
Esq. was appointed Chairman, and Thomas p
Knox Secretary. Tho meeting hong organized,
the following resolutions wcro etfored, and unani-
mously adopted
Resolved That this meeting consider it duty
which they owo TO thsnsciyer, and to their coun-
try to adept measures, to appoint delegate the
National Republican Convention, to he held in tina
City of Baltimore, in Deceraber next.
Resolved, ihst the friends OF Henry Clay, in
the Congressional District composed of tho coun
ties OF Fauquer ana CupsPor, DO respectfully invi-
ted to attend a general meeting to be held ia the
Town of Warrenton, Monday, the 26th day of
September 1881, for the purpose of appointing Il
delegate 10 attend the National Republican Con
vcnticn in the City Of Baltimore.
Resolved, That the Editors of tho Political
Spectator, Culpopef Gazette, and Richmond Wing,
be requested to publish the proceedings Of this
meeting, Ia their respective papars.
RICHARD THOMPSON, Chm'n.
THoEAs p. KNOX Se'cy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08
" neGisiA:--As a aapOsior oo4rt Of ,Aansasy.

-Ci' IL .hc caPitoi, IN the city OF Richmond.
30 "'e i9U' DAY Of t,buai!, 1857. Eoue.t G. scott
Nimdh IaAeI, james NJ Julusc,. and !.,,. r.
-" "ah""lpi III its"u, j.ur trading .uuv, the s1, If
NS''> ~ 'faitis"n Geo,gt tc.k,ns ar, A,,,cd 4 liar
=, neTSiti's, " Under Ee Guu 0t Perkins & iio,s
" = warwick, john WnUe, Mr,rGuh Gu. DIR
,,p"Ne' nPp'" t"i':"u, s"'yIyiug patn-t OF
be"1ee u: bah IL Co Si har ~ atkins .s,.,,.s nf a.
'Ha'd Aiosc!cy, Edith w .FoolIdse Jane. LL.,,nr
adM'nsSa;oi ui David Elanton, decd aud ,,,,,in,iJ
=. CidI VINO sizes Of iia benefit oil VIM, E,ur.v ,,..
'Sh'nsl nathaniel i'sui>on executor vi Edmund Ham
s"h, de''i, aGd ~ his uWn ugh,, Marina W isrr.,,.
add Sally Scptnia, aad LEILA Hanson niaut. hy the
arsha! =" tls CONT, specially Resigned thcif r,ry,u
le tIs>"itrt ana Directors U lIc Literary Lurt ,,,e'
Cpctr, James E"hurt snl j. Alexander l. Bu,t> JrL,,
4 t"che, Ar.ru NJ. ifob..soa, y iam ) lance an,I
James Madison Harris, dei:s.
Tins Oh TINS day To be InY,hef he, 81 ,,
h' papers formerly rca, aud tie report oi the Cunns
'nt', "'t;i "a pJislucc If JrGv, Of the Gh II tvb
u1'F 1913. A. amended by Uie uldc the ~ OF july
'"-'' 'hi Wds dTsccd 10y counsel. consideration
'S!e"i aH'i II beng suggested, that hc sai tr.o 10
Imperfect dt erroneous, oi,,uu the claims 9, .u,r.
sHi Cue Claims already ss,sIet aud nu, de,c,Ih,,.
""n accuracy, the dcnuy cad uSCv claims
;e ccur' dnth otder, MAT ihe erui be ,eccn,,,,eo
"Hh nsfcci.Ous to ti;e Couniss omcT To yfn, IN the
''' 10 adNeIt',f AGAIN ," iic n"Hsr pIescibed IN the
o.':ef oi lnc u ~ iiY, ia29 io ,he c.;uo,> Of r
'"u"d harrison, DECD pse.r, Iric l,;s Ia rcrr,ye
iUj dudo"ai eviisicc, CLAIMS 81 cred.
OT' ~ cHn!Ie the account o! ir asia; u.s a;i. by
!e executor of tauud iauispn's esiae, and Ia acur-
Ion 'hr asseIs, zeal and pes"ntl a tie estate
amongst the creditors, rns The lr.lriaies OF he
@u"'ti setting Il asGlast the share. ch any Ee
may he emitted, such debts they may owe, Ct lie
hound for la tie estate
Copy tom the records of he said CONT in NV custo-
y, a' efk 81 the cIrcui, superior Cont OF lsw and
oaance'y' Tor Rsnr'co county Te,.e, ROBINSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

y,o,, BAlrI:inRy, Sept 8
FROM JAN NlCA.-By The brig Louisiana AUD ar
r"si a this PoFt eriay from kingston Jamaica the
adoS al he Americas haze renewed from Irir cores
n7enI there file 81 she King Chronicle iInn, the l.
Ju'e T. M i7ti August inclusive : he faDe. OF The
i''s'i GATE con'aas the i particulars Of SC we're hurr-
cane winch was rxr"f enced the .ard. Of Triodsd
Sai G'eHada OIL The 2'd June last. in Ire f,s.uer Is
i", on ona property a!or los e :,a;I u 5a) ruAJ
has been sustained ~ the prorretoz Til. t,,. amount
ni "h"Ig", Oh The several r5o.e,cs ii hst Colony 10 IS
'''iaied az hri"sca 40 To i50Cc0, -,eIl,n
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LAND FOR SALE

"a I'LL be sold on Saturday, the ED of DC
soht ~ At. II far. # not, tn. i.st fair day
Sunday except. hereafter, on the premises. 10
tae hi.he@t bidder In Estate IN Nelson County
He'd Rocki ii, wherein the late Doctor David
K. Fai''Scp resided 1t lies in the fork of
Rochtis h and Irtn's RIVER, ana contains about
~ hnuar ana sky acres Boh the low
. ounn and high IanoS are Of mo, excellent
a"aity ard s"sceptib!" f The highest degree Of
'npi oVem"ml. Toe 'erm- a.i b. 0 lr two, thee
md f'uJ years' c!ea,t, Secu:cd by bonds and ap-
proved security, and deed Of rrast on the
land
| greatly prefer s,l,ing the Estate for cash
her fore my person Disposed in tn" meantime
g giVf cash, Wall appy TO MIR. Thou. Toy!or
ia Richmond, VINO Is aI,horrged tn sel II, orto
nyscif IN Brckngnam aud if sold previous t.
til" da! allow M .tIoE.sd due nolic. WI ue gi-
ven propose seed ng it good c. CD Of
wheat and III god time, FIR Which moderate
COMPENSATION will b. expected. Possession
at Chris mas. Tine purchaser may supply him
s-!t WITH com, t"G'i, ( 6. and such ssock as he
MAJ d. ire on tite p.pce.
Ills EstltA IS we'll kn. "n to be 4 very suue.
ioT one, but g.rsSuI!i 'ciissers will Judge fer
hem-eves, | shall merely invite them reg
p ct'G.iy, but c"rfident!y, To look at it. l. will
o shewn h. NJ. Spencer Turner, who lives
adjoining, IL il. mvssif.
REUBEN 3 PATERSON.
Esec.fof .: Dav; e Pa csor zee Il.
Buckingham, AuGu. IS, 93I sp; 5-cs
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FER &STDzI gzS,GlaT'sE,
ga zee coafsaEt{ o. ADs'. Es1g5lqaie,

FOX SALE.
- pursuance of the power vested in the Pres-
E2 dent and Director OF the Literary Fund Iv
an act OF the General Assembly pissed 18th Fehrn
ary last, auhorisng the sale of the Bristoc tract
on lane, III The county OF Prince " ilIiam propoy-
ais VIII be received by the said President and Di
rectors, for the whole or any portion of the said
tract, until the 10th day OF Oato6ernext
The annexed extracts from the law will shew
the conditions required Of The purchasers
Persons Offering proposals will consult thew own
convenience in fixing the inst2lnents of tn. DUE
chase money.
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 1884 asr.s
The greater part Of which is under leases which will
expire in the year 1910, and which are subject Ii,
an annual rent o! about q, 900 pounds Of tobacco.
BY order of the President and Directors of thu
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr sd Aud'r.
Cd. BE it further enacted, That it shall he tho
duty ofthe said President and Directors. to REQUIRE
OF the purchaser purchasers Of the said tract
honds ";h sufficient personal security, payable to
TIC SAID President and Directors, together with a
deed or deeds of trust the estate so sold to So
cure the payment 9th purchase money and inter
est which bonds so taken, shall bear interest from
tia dates thereof. And all persons vino shall fail
10 pay INTO the treasury annually, within six months
alter tiic SaIuc rhI become due the interest yhick
may accrue their said bonds shall forfeit all
cialm to the credit given their purchases, and
The principal shall thercapOn become due and he
recoverable by the said President and Directors
with all interest IN arrelr by motion 10 the GeFs.
raj Court. OF ten days notice of the time OF making
such molten, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding on the deed deeds of trust aforesaid
at the discretion OF tho said President and Direct
crs.
3D. BE it further enacted, That all persons be-
coming purchasers of land under the provisions
OF this act shall have the privilege of paying the
amount OF the purchase money at any time.
4th. This act shall bo IN force from the pas
sing thereof
may 81 2ay ida
IJ'The Editors orthe National Tntelligcncsr and
OF the Alexandria Pheni1 will publish dis sdysr-
tiscment twice week uri 10TH Oct. no1t. and
send thoiF bills to tho Cd Auditors e7ioe for pay
ment.
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Esg.s sggyssg. .fgs,ca,s 6.o,y0oo

Sd PURSUANT to an Acs of Inv General As
& semNIy o: Virginia, Incorporating Ran
4uIph Macon Ccl."ge, notice is hrr"6y given
hsr an adjourned m"r'ing ol he Board ofT,us-
'scs vii tie held al Roydton. in The County u
MecklruGurg t. Commence on Thursday, The
18Th ofOc'obcr next. for lhr purpose Of e!ect.nr
President, Professors, and Ma, ters Of SAID
College.
by der Of he 3 AID of Trr-'acs.
sep 7-3lc JOHN EARLY, Chra'n.
~ VIII tie Raleigh Srar publish ihi. ootc,.
in three successive paDe-s J.E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

(-it tle otgn NJ Tie GsidcH Hey,)
sl AS Jn-e received by the ship Jului' f On.
a 1--we fu3oI, AMI h" cent arrivals & oiR
lie n"rth, ms FALL SUPPLY Of
3Esss'sgsccsre fsss@ Cutlery,
Which, together with lis srock Or, yionsy or
AGli' constitutes oHp Of the most gcnerai and
otst selected aseor.m, hts, ever ofeF,d N ,h,.
CIV.
li"Y'ng inported, directly from tire f-c,cFies
10 Eog'atd, tn" g5eaiea' sort on Of !ii- rood
Sc ts c"a6!"d and d.apted 10 ,fFir .hem A.
yer. i.Wrs' pg:r.s
''E?'Ty Ntrch1a r. invited - CO ami y
anna" lis s'n,k, aod are q. .u;gd ;Iet hevi !
if"Ish thtTh N''ih gn"dsat as H. " y ICES and %
i. Tr"ao"1N'" rms S. thgv eau g7o,uru articles
81 s''u' 81 quality ~ any Iargei IN he Uniun
A'l;nS De" "a tds "n hind, ar:--jes and coG,-
mon biacsS'n. MS hCiioW~, mouse mole ai:J f;f,-
mon anvI.s; bet steel lace we -irdr, ana ham,
h'inI4fFS; HES OF every KIDD, kDuU, stock NOR c.
Pad, ,f's' chp6f ard a"d all lcr i!nds At locks:
nun, OUT tabl ami hook aud aye HINGES; cs,-
pants '"', res ana csbine' mixers tolls, of
every variety; Collins q Cos and other superior
"o"d AXIS: hand, pit, cross cut, mil and q No;
sa"-; patent si!aw knlvcai common ard best
JH"and traces aud haitprs; hUes' end otne.
+PaHcs ahh sL.Yeis, p1.eri hay forks and la,
N"'VCs; com lite assortment Of ra.tIpgs. Ger
nan sbea-, aad cast >tc,.; ssyut iroH. and 10.
VIE; splendid nssOriIu n. Of CAT. m and F;t,
y b>"ds comprising gr"at yartty Of tab.,
rHl d@ss''.t S"iscs and rks, ain buck, star,
":'t'i"e and iyory handles, 10 snel nd comal~I.
.s.S zen and poc,ct sn've-; raz ,5s aud sciss,,rs
'ia'n~, l7nccts, 6lc. Sc aides baud ONE IT,
.aine1 dressing bO&cs; elegant dsuo.o Lo,izr
- trays and wai!c's; gla i-hrd dish coyc-..
peic-S r.; brass ani WHO end-rs; bras. sol
I'"'d steel, and bass head iic iT,ns; GRASS end
'rons, &c. e. &c.
ALSO,
q sH2'rb assortment OF single aad doul!r BAL
r'I h.of anf percussion .IowGag pje.s,, some
very ''"E1"t;-slng . and docD!a SHOT hoitr:
P'"GeT fisk, gawr bag, bes' Dat,frI FFF
unru"dcr IN cannl, ters; English bride l.a.lrr-
SC. &c. se.t 7-1,y1.,
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CoMnI.sIoNER's OsrIcg, J
R!cha.sHi. auoust i2th lS1I I

-'N'>'"ei'Sb IL.
ne prihes eiesto;i, ale required ane nptice bn,
have afninied tue !oth day of October next and ths
lie tf"gou= order whcn and ~hee The, are ,eou,,edg
10 aurnc, wh her sccoun, and pioot, Tie cieu.,sr.
d" we esa's vi hdstud tis!ri>0n decd rraui-
at the same time amd lace, r,rni their sla ans
a"y aVii' n'ica;ed, and furnish addona! evil
'rnce !" u'e:' power, support claims Z, have
"een hr'e,nio,c presented
Is Paw 3,s Hilary BiyER 20,
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Miles KING
rjoriiy III FAVOR of King

Majority IL FAVOR of King 81
which added to his majority Of i2 on the ori,,;nnl
poll elects him by majority OF 81 good votes over
his iponcnt.
Had tho examination extended to tho Con-
grcssional poll it would hayo stricken from
Mr.. LoYAiI. -
'Mr NEwroN. %
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Minority in favor Of Newton

which deducted fro'a Mr. Loy,l's 1joriy at the
cicSs OF the polls, would leave him with only 10
majority in the Borough, instead OF 81 his present
nsmber. Bat as the law did no; authorisc the
commissioners t" examine that poll, OF course rs
to that, things stand as they wcrc--of the Is had
votrs on Mr. MaXwelPs poll, I3 are to he found on
Mr.. Loyal's, and OF the % on Mr.. KINGS, ~ are
20 DO found OH Mr.. Ncwton's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

therefona oil seoh in their iaigrnsnt he'd ne
right To vote, proceeded on Tuesday and Wodncs-
day last, at the CIorl's Office, with that examine
ton, and have stricken from tho poll OF Wm MAN
WELL. a.
- MILus KING 81
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DON MIGUEL HUMBiEp.
Report from Rear Admiral Baron Rousis
u" Minister 81 'Ic Marine.
"On - Ms .SuFt.n. ~ Li,Lnn 80, I.

~" k1AFJ Hs SHgJSH, pF LggB9H, Jg!y l.
Il bavr IL honor TO oTiu gou, s5.r. sh,t IN
o5eaicnc" 10 the instruction. you sent ns, The
sfiatFru under ny command nag this doy for.
ccd m cp'r'rce MO tie Tngus, srd IS row ~
my br1'ds.ca-to under he gJayz Of LisLor In
ftoHi II the Palace Vrc acton commenced =:
@aif past one, auI il three hours and q bn!l
a.I III" batteries Cf The o. et were ras.cI. oa-
r"ru F1aJicg " pjrc k j52l." and w, hid srf,-
p"il"d every Portuguese slip of war. winch TO-.
.ncd Il iGc across -" river, 10 s'IiGc her Gao
itey or" N number G-nan,. ". the DIN juan
w. Of - guns, ;tfco 'tEaes OF IS gans each.
two sIJ1ps, eud fao brig-.
On the -unn liz I afterwards mode, the Por
tugna:e GoycT"o'o; promised 10 gle I'll the
satisfaction Fr'uce demanded. ! enclose you
The nns"cr am about - ensure the foil *
ccuiiJu Of hIs treaty, ami sl,all have the Lono,
II Transmitting YOU d. aid occcun az sooI
15 he mission entrusted 10 me shall 5e eccom-
pl.shcd.
4: present I sholl corG1o nYsc!f 70 ASSURING
80" that every man has done - duty. Bccor
!b< u YoGr orders, and IN consistency with Tie
n '9ael cho-arter / waited ild we were fred
l."". The RS 81 81. Jalsn end Gug,u.
f"t'" d''ea@ 'ae m"a'J ~ the .,.er. scr. cra
s''a 10 play U}yD us ~ ten m.su:es 10 I.,ge q. q
.1.d bring car Evas % $ca-. 5sg leave ~
p. 'iai T." taos' rno.Y. 81 rood G.ftuue. Tie
q 'a.'ob "a.ch tJr ir,c hours cHJ ..s.f rr-
'&."G- +" .tiE""n go e0J sQ1 tones on. /
IN ." r".y 'a.rf .ai,or"s. I'',Ic.to ccue.!ysG I
20 % ':r',g. !. b. rEref,ouctj bot v.r.
light ss.--t c1e!t Sc
-E.lULIa! RuHsElu- guu- Irk-.al thc scrfa11aaa.
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Fr0'a 'Ae n. York Erenj0g Post # Sept 8.
GREAT HURRICANE

| bAE1AooEs RuISs-IuuEYsr rnss ~ ~.
"e Jay DS.ote cur readers letter from the Con.
suiI'c oil the L. States, at Martinique ilst receiy
ed by the Collector of this port accom-, nod ~ -
S'a@e"e extraordinary, issued from tho i}ar5gJ5as
4aeFoury Office, bearing date Aururt 49, fr;vi,g Al,
account OF the rayages Of one OF the most .erPblo
~ Isaiies OF which We remember to have heard.
IL passed oYec the iil-f4ted island Of Rlrb.d,.s go,
'A9 hlsht OF the 10Th uit ana in hout4 loft +, To
so.-Ie covered with ruins AMI dead bodies a lot.
| ,ef 20 ihe American consul ut Martnioue d,ted
H.x' -1t', says, rms leland, much fear IS ~.
ihSs' ana u VIII Do impossible for il 10 recoyerp
Con'sIatc Of the U. s. Of America.
a. ST' f:SAEr, Martinique, 1Sth Aug. 1881. (
oH-ihe British Government brig, tie "Duto
81 ofk' mas this moment arrived trcn B,rLaJess
Iinging inc P2iniai intelligence shat that island
h'a oeeh almost entirely destroyed by l,,l7ricarc
On 'ilo lO1h inst. Fortunately. I have o5,,inod
paper, which now forward /. however. ri,os b..
poor ida7 o. tho damages and Iysqe. ...,ir,eJ a.,
appears from TIE memorandum cn tie back BIZ
sShuJ.n&II OF E!@h rsspccta5iliY. Private Iefir,e
s''tna'e tho number Of lives Lost At between c,.r
ana I've thousand; aut great fears arc e,.--,.:.cg
itF' tho eiiI7ld from the bodies under t5, rui,.
Pl"fCiacIoh having already co'aneucrI.y may add
800 ~ zinc ana want Many NJ tho jDhJGi-
SAINTS VINO have ever been accustomed 70 ;bc ln,n.
res OF Iiie are now without clothiay or .i,elicr
.'ei'ETiHg Jou to The newspaper, 1 haze tbs ha7,-
20 De- Or, IN haste, your obadjont rcryint.
1r,0o u JOHN :. MiEECKES.
40 ne C0testor u any Port in the IT, States.
The following il description of the hurricane
ana ils dsVastalons which we copy from the Ga.
zette above mentioned:
ga Wednesday evening the 10Th -aboY, o,crk
'"y N" very trcsh az North, the clo1ts began 70
collect ~ titick masses in tho n e. pay.;rS ~,
~ SeHa2, az fast az trey collected, with rst.ify
OF notion almost incredible. They continued 10 H.
sc, GuiA about O'Clock vhcu the s,., heea.,s
'''e ID, ara a!i1osi perfect calm r9oea.dcI AL
~ott JA4f past ~ O'Clock. fhc sane fatal t;,t t,
Wind ag1iD began to sp1ing ~. blowing me-.
'c'h ron 80 = W. shifting 5rckwarIs and for. /
9 -:az from .t.s poia. to y. W. ard .acrc.sn- IN
yo.rncc cTrTy iua.-ut, ana continued 81. about ,y,
4o ioi- ing morning, ,ay ntel, ..Iy ;ls ,..s /,
of destruction had con co,aD!etef} ,;t,u +, s..-t,
gain 10 $. H. and b,cg cxe.ej ~ Nv sir1,g 49,,
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al Il JOHN BBlriI-Sr. You ire hereby
| w notified that on be . b Setfcmtei nnxt.
It d" C";cgb 81 E!oicl N ne CIV f Z cb
mond a@d ru the 25lh # be sanlr monib. az
/ Nnn'e - Tat"r". il The County of Powbatqn.
5et"aen { ac hours e e git IN the forenoon al nd
h'' III The evening. / stall ,rrceed to take The
fP.si'oHs Il FraLus Pledge, Nichola. Wis
"i' sci AID "ih.r,, 20 b. rrt1 ~ evidence 10
ut d'EeE3.D- /, PAw! 40 CJurty Court
Wherein Won As iprec oTIchn X IIarti., decd.
- u i"iI and myself drf.ardant. 81 on q It be
necessary, ne business viii be continued daily,
1t the places ind hours aforesaid, till CONNECTED.
EDW'D MAYO,
OIL o5-S'c Trustee Of Sar,h Nsvo
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TGz -N.rrrDr1.NNL WgiG Is published ~, ICE a week
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in'" tn. 'i'ngus Tho Portuguese Minister in
Ins:lin'c'v TO- urDod to following an,wcr:--
May 1t please your Excellency-In answer TO
declare that the Government oil his Nest Faithful
Majesty, wishing by every means 10 avoid the dis
sstcrs which might ensuc from the latc events,
G"pte the baseS proposed in ycur ENccllcncy's dos
ratca "f tho S!h inst. \ on. Excellcncy viii az
ccpt, Sc.