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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11

q y EAL PERSONAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
q u subscriber, intending to remove from his present
residence, will sell Monday, 2st inst, IL o'clock,
at auction the promises, the tract OF land which he
now resides, with all The improvements thereon, contain
ng 800 acres; between ID and 20 seeded in wheat
about the quan 20 corn, and 10 in oats: joins the
laal5 of John Sirlron Edward Lynch and o.ers Also,
other tract lying James river, containing 0Oo
sores, bermuda Hundred, adjoining John Archer,
John SrauoD, Edward H. Bosscau and Geo Cox OF which
about 200 inclo5cd, te balance well mbcrcd
with oak and pine, soil Of improbable quality and well
adapted 10 wheat and covcr about 30 owed in wheat
.nd the same quantity in At the time and
plcc, will be sold, the stock Of horses cattle and hOgg
three cool work horses three yoke of oxen which
first rate; folder aud plantation utensils; likewise al
the household and kitchen furniture, and 1900 5s bocon
put up for family
TERDfsFOr the rel estate, one fourth 10 be paid
the first day Of December next the balance be div
ded in three equal annual instruments from that day; for
The personal estate credit will be givcnund Ist De-
cstnber for all $50 under CASH bonds with APP
proved security will be required 10 all aud for tie
real estate deed Of Trust on the property.
THOMAS SrRATTON.
Chesterfield County, May g. l17-2awtds
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THNHE subscriber having purchased the interest of the
& late firm, will continue the business at the old stand
where he hopes by strict attention TO business, TO share
part of public patronage. The customers OF the late con-
Germ, and the public generally, invited to call and
examine welseectcd assortment OF Groceries, which
will be sold on accommodating terms.
UFCash given for Wheat and Flour-Both articles
ceived on storage. JAMES o. BREEDEN,
First aud III Street, Shocke Hill.
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AOTICE-All persons having any claims against the
i v late Mrs. Mary Randolph of Amelia county, Vr-
gnia due either by bonds, notes. open accounts, or
otherwise, earnestly requested present them pro-
pery authenticated without delay, to the undersigned for
adjustment, in order that the necessary arrangements
may be made Tor their speedy payment; and all
indebted TO tie said estate solicited come forward
and make immediate payment. The administrator being
DESTROYS TO close his administration the end of the
sent year, 1882 in order that division of the personal
estate which shall come into his hands may be divided
tween the heirs and distributes of the said Mrs Mary
Randolph, decd WILLIAM EGGLESTON
.adnIOr Of Mary Randolph deed
Amelia County, May s. II7-6w
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Richmond, April %.

a GEN lLEhAN from Europe, who is graduate
"A ana who has had the experience of several years in
teaching, wishes procure situation in private family
or public institution after the ls OF August As his
Intention Is, 10 make the business OF instructions his only
profession situation likely 10 be permanent one you
he preferred He will instruct in tho creek, Latin,
French and English Lans""ges, and Mathematics, or in
either exclusively. Letters (post paid) win meet with
Observation-Disclosures, A. b. Lorcto, Essex County Va
until ls of August, and after that tme Richmond
cy-saiisiactory references can be given An eligible
saaon IN any OF the Southern States would be accepted
April ~. lI4-Ia0f
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o. ALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-ln pursuance
~ OF deed OF trust dated the 18th day of Sepem-
ber 1917, recorded in lIcnrco County Court office,
Gated TO us by William Crawford, secure the payment
oil debt To John Parkill, SHALL Monday the 18th
day oil next month, between the hours of o'clock the
forenoon, and in the afternoon, before the
door OF Henco county, make sale Of of land lying
IN SAID county, about or miles below Richmond on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines to Richmond; con-
tanning according TO the said deed 226 acres the boun
dares whereof therein forth. We know of no OBJ
lection 10 the titles but acting trustees will convey on
ly such title as is vested inus.
JOHN ENDERS, lT,
April 6. [IOS-tdsl NATH. DUNLOP, trustees
N OTfCE.-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince Viii
4 " nam county Nir0ina- ila 18Th
last, Negro Man, as a runaway, who calls himself
GEORGE CAR; he also declares himself To be free, and
from Lohdoun county; he about % years old
feet high, dark complexion, and several the fin
gers OF his left hand he had pair of dark colored
ded pant looms, old blue cloth coaThc owner Gf any
there beg is requested to forward, comply with the
law, aud take the property.
BASIL BRAWNER, Jailor
Brcntsville, March Is, 1882. 105-wl2w
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iDctWteH Ills anu llc ll0Gic OF hpf we suppose
shall receive at least 200 800 PACKAGES If fresh
g00ds-bough az EagI0Hd JCih cash, at auction or
otherwise IN PhiiodeiphiG and yNejC York; By O pGrf
and GgeHsnH If ,Chich. tceH as the g0ods NOR
ddUcfsed ne 'cW sell either by the package piece an
as go0d terms as goods 9 cqtGi quality ca he had IN any
Q The markets. ne the United States IN Hke quantities at
private soie and Of This, zoe hereby giUe 10 crcy country
merchant lCho may be disposed Ia b,iy here the mast an,
qualified assurance We afford to do This; Tor the diff.
ference in rents ana CHER expenses will more dian
tain NJ: and OF l- we link satisfy every rc0sona
bic man; but really we have no chocoin Tie natter VIC
must sell cheap the merchants of Philadelphia and
New York do CAM best country merchants will
90 thereknowing these things, and being determined to
do what TO business TO this city, give the
piedge herein contained which stand ready 10 redeem
to all who will afford us the opportunity
r. & J. S. JAMES & Co,
March d. r105-2owiw&wiw1 Market Square.
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Ok d "A BEWARD.-Strayed from the Subscriber ON
- n " the llth Of March, dark bay FLY with
black legs name and tail five years old hi5 Spring, aud
about FIVE feet two inches high. She bred ia Gran
vile, North Carolina, and probably endeavored get back
to Granville The above reward VIII be given for her
apprehension and delivery 10 me- residing In Lunenburg
SIX miles west Of the Court House.
WIN. J. WATKINS.
Lunenburg, May g II7--4t
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NEW ADVEIsTTsEYaEVVs.
dissolution OF CO-pARTN ERSl

HA ISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARrN ERSH The
copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of
James o. Breeder Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
.consentA persons indebted 10, and all having claims
against the concern, will please present them tor adjust
inent TO Jas. o. Breeder. JAMES o. BREEDEN,
JOSHUA j. FRY.
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Nm HANCERY--Y1RGIN1A.-I Louisa county
u court, prii OH, 1892;
Rachael Mann, Plf.

n N CIIANCEBT-YtRGINIA. Louisa county
"a court, pni OH, 1892:
Rachael Mann, Pr
against
James d. Roberts, adm'or dc bons with the Will
annexed Of Thomas Mann, deed, Nicholas j. Poindexier,
[whO owns Stephen T. Mlnns interest in the estate OF
Thomas Mann, dec'd) VIM. Edds and Nancy his wife,
jonathan Edds, Mary Edds, Susan Edds, Drury Edds
and VIM Brown AMI Elizabeth his vile, who was Eliza
beth Edls, Thomas Mann, John Norman ard Sarah his
wife, James Amos aud Susan his wife, who was Susan
Norman, John Parrish and Elizabeth his wife, who was
Elizabeth Norman, Thonas Norman, Rachael Norman,
Washington Norman, Mary Norman and Susan ARM
strong, Dcns
This day the plaintiff by her Attorney aud filed
herb and the delcndaus.J amos Amos and Susan Isis wife
who Susan Norman, and Thomas Norman, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
law, and die rules OF this ami it appearing Die
satisfaction OF the court, that they not inhabitants o.
this Stale on the motion OF the plaintiff by her counsel
It's ordered, that the said defendants James Amos and SUI
san his wife, who Susan Norman and Thomas Nor
DO appear here te first day Of July court next
and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this
oder be orhwihnscrt in newspaper publshcdiu
thc city OF Richmond, for two months succc-sivcy anil
posted at e front door OF tie courthouse Of this county
cOurt-day.
a copy. Tcste, JOHN HUNTER, c. J.. G..
May 8. II7-wSw
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EDEIER MAYO, Esq, ATTORNEY Al LAW, .q6ing-
s. don, pa.-Take notice that at the ensuing session
OF the General Court and the third day of its term
shall move by myself my attorney for Judgment aainst
YOU to recover sum OF money which YOU received in
your character OF collecting attorney and which You have
fora long time uniusty withheld aud continue 10 withhold
irom me: The money collected by YOU of, or re-
covered from, James Edmonson or Edmson of Washing
ton Couniy acting my attorney at law and collector.
TlIOS. T. WAGGAMAN.
Richmond, April %. lI7-3ts
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81 ClihNCERY-- VIRGINIA--At Rules holden in
the Clerk once OF Powhatan County Court from the
1882:
Abin C. Saunders, ptG
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hiansci Judah and Robert c. S!!aScn e'ors Of Chan
ceiior H. Saunders, deed, William q. Saunders, Tcnna
son II, Anderson Mustoe Chambers, VIM. enson, John
henson Martha Archer widow and relct of Dr. Peter
T. Archer, deed, Geo. Sovall Geo. H. Henley Chastain
Bracket', Geo. w. Williams Edward Cox, Geo Henry
Weydcnier Thomas b. Gay and Eliza his wife, Creed
Hasi'ins, late Sheriff of Powhaan and admir- of VIM Ar
cher, dec d, and Juuus Archer Dlbney w. Archer Eliza
beth Archer and Jno f. Archer, children ef tie said VIM.
Archer, deed, Mary Page Saunders Branch T. Archer
and - \ aies and Martha his wife, dclts.
The defendants, Fenason d. Anderson, Mustoe Cham
hers, Geo III. kenley Edward Cox Geo. Henry Wcvde-
nier, Branch T. Archer and - aes, and Martha his
WIFE not having entered their appearance aud given sec
ty according TO the Act of Assembly the Rules this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thcy
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth On The motion
OF the plaintiff, by Jno. W Nash and Henry j.. Hopkins
Esqrs, hs counsel, is 05dered That the said cnna-
son b. Anderson, Mustoe Chambers Geo. H. Kcnlcy.
Edward Cox, Geo. Henry Weydemrr. z. Archer
and --- y ates and Martha lbs wife DO appear before
the Justices of tho County Court Of POwhatau, the Court
house the third Nodnesdayin May next and ahsvee the
bill and amended bin OF the plaintiff and give security
for performing such decree the may make herein;
and that copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months excessively and posted the ,oat door of The
Courthouse OF this county, for two successive days.
Copy. Teste, II. f. GRAVES, d. c.
March 10. 99-wSw~
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NH EDICAL INSTITUTE or PfuLADELPHIA.-
I'VE The Course of Instruction will begin the first
Monday in April. Lectures the
Practice Of Medicine, by Na,h Chapman NJ. d.
fndtoRy, " w. f. Horner, NJ ID.
.hdterid yuedicd, '' Samuel Jackson, NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine and . -, :, >,
Med Jurisprudence, JOHN De''' NJ -.
Chemistry, John k Mitchell, NJ D.
n'd'cYeIy, Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice Of 70 -, :, ~
Surgery '"''"' ii'ttis' W. ~
W. f, HoRNER, Secretary,
Phadelphia March Is2D oOt IO1
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&t70l060 ~

By le foregoing statement. 90 appears thli Che hnui
purchased, between tc lh October, 1881 ond Gc ith
February 1882 oi ddie and Go. foreign bills 60 llc
amount OF 5I.59f.OGO 10.
With rCEnrd to these large loaus tlo committee refer
10 the statement marked nO. No. by which appears lat
Csc 9t OF April. 1872 tho total amount Of discounts
bills and no;c t. bank in phIlcp hid, a1 O3p6ID
81. OF tlat more tHan two-thirJs, loiuod to
ninety MISC persons, 90 Hit, a543l,l1l More tim go,
GOO eco go Use bonds OF wcntyscycn indvidual-;
and uety Che seventeenth plftiu tlc hands OF pcF
The committee have already expressed thoir coGvic
Gon Oat these large accommodations, o few indvduHi-
injurious 10 trade generally, and iey VIII sdd th4t
they ought sltsys be iuadc by either tfc board OFT o.
reciors OF he committees empowered by tcoi tsf puf
pose Torap explanation OF i5 subject plper NUM-
bcrCd l3 and ts.
Properly connected wish dis subject de accom- 81
dation extended by the bank to iadieaua. tGe p'er
Of stock. In all the monthly statements q fhe .or"Z
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SPANISH HIDES.-on consignment and for sale;
~ 34I best Buenos Ayres Hides,
Inla1 I,oas,. Cais-,l
April IL. rlII-SU JOHN POE & co
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Amelia County, May s. Ii7~6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

To this question Mr.. Stanbery answered, in
substance. that it was no part OF his intention to
impute any fraud TO Governor Houston: his name
had been introduced into his speech only to iden.
tfy the transaction to which he had REFEREED
The charge was intended against the late Secre-
tary of War, and against thePresident Of the
United States, ifhe, as represented. had know
ledge of the attempted fraud, and did rot disap.
prove of it. Respecting the proof OF fraud in
the case
Mr.. Stanberry having proceeded thus far. was
stopped by an objection to the relevancy Of any
testimony which, after what he had testified al.
ready, he might go on to give. :.
A great number of gentlemen spoke, and ma.
ny motions were made, Withdrawn, and modif-
ed The pending question. when the House de-
termined to adjourn, was upon giving leave to
the counsel for the respondent to withdraw the
question. with the avowed intention to move an
other, which he thought would avoid the perplexi-
ty in which this discussion had involved the
House.
Further proceedings were postponed to to- NOR
row, IL o'clock, NJ, and
At O'Clock. the House adjourned, after ses.
sion Of six hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

The crops.-Without exception the accounts
re ceived from all quarters concur in representing
the prospects Of the growing crop as gloomy be-
yond example. In many parts Of the country the
farmers are engaged in ploughing up their wheat
fields and preparing them for oats. This, we
understand is the case in the Middletown Valley,
in Frederick county Md. and in some parts Of
Loudoun and Fauqu,er, and a few Of our farm
ers are doing the same. tits possible the late re-
freshing rains may have the effect Of improving
the prospect. One of our most intelligent and
experienced farmers observed the other day. that
a few years ago his wheat on the first Of May was
as unpromisins as at present, but that a success
sion of warm rains pushed it on. and fields which
on the lst Of May he did not expect would yield
him three bushels to the acre, produced upwards
of twenty. -Winchesier Virginim,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

An Instance Of fraud was discovered recently
lya mercantile house in this city, which, in no.
'clty aud impudeOce, exceeds that of the rock,
aach made It's voyage across the Atlantic, i'm
Fdtled IN bale Of cotton; and, in tact, equals al
most any ct the wooden nutmess, or cabbage
eal segars stories Of our own countrymen -
Nh'shiy respectable importer, on opening seve-
al cases, lnyolced as ''ltaian Sewing Silk" dis
,overed two out of three OF the cases to contain
"''Ea' neatly aud carefully packed up, sealed,
marked aud numbered, in due form. The bricks,
eaVns the silk account minus three or four hun
urea dollars, renderedit necessary the matter
s'a.d be inquired into; the result of the inves-
raoon showed satisfactorily that the cases which
we're Drought to this city by one of the New York
'"'POr'atlOn lines, were received here in pre-
,'''y The same condition in which they were Ia
Nn ron the ship BY which they were Imported
,4'O we" FORK; so that the fraud must be of for
O'e'n' This superstition is also sustained
we peculiar t"rm and quality Of the bricks,
Su''n are decidedly Of foreign manufacture; and
~" 'he measures that have been taken to trace
Imposition to ITS source, we think it more
'au pFooaOIe the silk bricks will experience the
4e VI he "cOttOn stone." in being re shipped
Tue order Of the owner. He is. no doubt,
, .%sAHns at the success Of his vilany, though we
1u1y We laugh will be on the other side Of his
S.a So" Hoen he hnds hi. bricks staring him in the
asnn, as We trust he eventually will.
Cpb;ioJeInb;o Cbroo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21
GEORGE POINDEXTER.

Fish Lake Erie has diciosed during the past
winter and spring, new source Of amusement and
profit to the disciples Of Isaac Walton. A hsh,
hitherto Unknawn. or nearly so, has been taken this
sasOn in quantities truly astonishing, near the
mouth Of Buffalo harbour. They are of one kind
ouly. and vary from or 8 TO about so pounds
IN weight. They have been caught by set lines
through the ice. They have been called trout.
though with what authority we know not
Ihey are a darker colour than the shad; have
saes, exceedingly small, and are marked on ell
her side Of the body, their whole length, with a
~an resembling scar. The stranger. whate-
,er his cosnom2n, is of delicious favour. By
data furnished by the fishermen, they have taken
no less than 1854 lbs. Of the new corners the
past winter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

I1e Markei.-Ashes droop. Cotton is quiet
this week. In Coffee very little is doing The
cargo price of Orleans Mo'asses is 2saa9s cents.
Flour is firm at the closing prices of last week:
grain also is firm. Freishts are rising through
DAT the country. The weather since Sunday
nisht has been an incessart and violent storm
from the NE. though little modified to-day
The mercantile accounts BY the Sheffield are
on the whole favorable but not calculated to pro-
duce any great change in our markets The
letters were none of them brought up last even
ing. so that the news contained in the papers IS
ali of which the community is possessed.
steam boat went down early this morning to
bring up the ship from her anchorage inside the
Hook. and the letters were deposited in the Post
Office at IL o'clock.
rN. = Jour- Com. 1prH 90.
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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, March g.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, March 6.
Since Tuesday last the imports of Wheat, OATS
Flour. and Oatmeal, from Ireland and coastwayss'
have been to fair extent, aud the demand, al
though moderate, has been very steady; there
appeared more confidence in the trade generally,
and the prices last quoted have been FULLY obtain.
cd for every description of Grain, Flour, and
Meal. here, and IN all our Country markets
There being scarcity of good Foreign free
Wheat, a considerably quantity of CaoadIan OF
middIing qualities has been taken by the M'llers
and Dealers at from IS. 10d. TOYS. l0d. per 70
lbs. according to the various degrees OF injury
sustained. too general last season. ny the Cana
dian cargoes being heated on the passage hlther.
Flour and Oatmeal, the demand has been more
limited, and prices UNMARRIED.
The only alterations in the duties OF Grain from
Foreign ports this week, is an increase OF Is Oh.
NOR uHarter on Rye Several parcels OF sweet
Flour in bond have been sold during the past
,ysek far eyport at from 2Ss to 24s Der bbl. but
for sour Flour in bond there is little demand, tho
# NAV be had for COS per barrel, and some '"fe,
rior narcels for much less. For Wheat IN oond
there has been no demand, and we continue the
nominal quotations thereof :,
Az this davis Market there was pretty GOOD
attendance of Milers and Dealers, who bought
of Wheat more freely at an improvement Of about
Id oer 20 ID. generally; and some parcels OF We
~ sunenor Irish obtained, as usual, little above
our highest quotations, say Is 90 to IS OIL per ~
lb. For all other articles, the demand was very
limited at the prices last quoted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

Extract of letter from an intelligent gentle
man IN Fauquier County, Virginia dated
APRIL 18TH, 1882.
"The Crops of Wheat are improving, since
the late rain. [ think we shall make something
like half crop, from present appearances
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21
BALTIMORE MARKET-ApRIL 20

In consequence Of the weather there nave
been no public sales this week. The receipts OF
Flour continue very limited. Since our report
Of yesterday, sales OF Howard Street nave Oeen
q 81. City Mills is held firmly at 25, but we
could hear of no notwithstanding.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

FLouR.-Tbursday the wagon price OF Flour
was "a s. 90; yesterday. go. Consider
able transactions have been made from stores at
q 95. and some at 90. 1t NAV now fairly be
quoted at the latter: some holders will sell at
that price, and others arc not disposed to ac-
cept it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

WYE have rented the Ice House belonging to Louis
w Beeler. and are prepared 10 furnish ms former
customers and our friends with GOOD CLEAh iCE'
delivered every day at our Drug Store on King street.
aprl8 "h' LnTr HEN v o"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21
Pan0rum.a VI Mexico,

PanNruy,.a VI Mexico.
,HNIIIs s,lentd Representation Of one Of the most
4 beautiful, as well as unique. Cities of the world,
after Al exhibition OF unparalleled success in London
and in som. of the principal cities in this country,
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspection Of the citizens OF Alexandra. and
the public generally, in building erected for its
reception, in Washington City, and situated on Mar.
krt space. south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9th and 9Th streets.
II is the original picture, painted by order Of the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing Of the kind ever produced in the Ca
Omen each day. Sundays excepted, from O'Clock,
A. NJ till sunset
Abundance IS cents Season tickets (hot transfer.
abIe) one dollar each, TO be obtained of Mr.. ii O.
bullock. Agent for the Propretors, at the place OF
exhibition
Pamphlets Historical and descrptye] l23 cts
anr 4-cOtf
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 81. 1852.

The Telegraph rejoins to Mr.. Patton's denun-
citation Of that print, and speaks in proper terms
of his u.otion to prevent the publication of Hous.
toms trial. The Telegraph gives the following
side blow. We advised Mr.. Patton, yesterday,
to be cautious:
"The direct allusion to this paper, and the en-.
dorsement of Houston's statement that our pub
LEGATION was false, would justify much more seve-
rity than we are disposed to indulge-besdes,
we are by no means certain, that the honorable
member would regret any severity which he, no
doubt considers as the surest means Of propltiat-
ing the favor of tbs Kitchen Cabinet, which seems
to be the SPECIAL object Of his AMBITION
The report of a ship being ashore near Hemp
stead. Long Island, is thought to be incorrect.
Mi,a.-The Court of Bucks County, PENN
will commence its session Oh Monday next. The
Inteiligenoer Of that county says the proceedings
are expected to be of more than ordinary inter-
est. The trial Of Nina, for the murder Of Dr..
Chapman; of Myers. for the murder of Cole; Of
Leech, for bigamy, and others Of inferior enormi.
ty, are expected to take place.