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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
JAMES CAEANIs>, Com'r.
Ntv'I'jt,r

Il OEFER for sale the property which hold al
Lohis' Court House. Its pcculi, situation is
such, as we'll as its unu.ial Advantages, that d..
scrP,on OF them woulh make an advertisement
TO" long. Inc buildings of wood and would
require ssh Ill adv inca improve them saw from
one thousand TO fifteen hundred dollars tn mako
them sufficient for all the advantages which pertain
TO the proper y. The lInJ is OF ord nary analiiy
Dial lii hl!h state of Improvement. The tract
contains 392l acres. the whole OF that which ia
Cleared Is III very fine tit 1t likewise cont Tins that
when Is not common to such establishments, a
superaband nee OF farm t.mb.r and tire wool
should the seas oms br c"ngeniai, the II " crap,
which will nc swarther this year, is worh not less
imam one thous nd dollars, and be sold directly
At home. The land, like other lind which reunire-
cultivation aud improvement, and br taken care
OF, IL I'D pied In any crop which b~lonys 10 our
Climate la rsiua-ldtitude b drgrcrS-and the
soil smsc-Psihlo by the application of thos. nralIs
which are easily and readily to DC had, If there
were capitalists to purchase. The pl c. tboupb
called Loui>a Conri H,u>-, L. dee ned will n.
and ny many indifiduils il is thought could ne
made much l1rger If the owner o.: the land would
lay IL "H I'D lots. The cost 10 the purchascrs in
ropartnership. was originally twenty five thou.anJ
dollars, III Tie year 1917 or 3. TT. expenditures
anu su 'seqIent improvements have been very CON
sierhole at all events 10 make the sum ut this De.
rod equal IL thirty thousand dollars for the ynoir
ana tne Pr"hts wuich annu lily arise ut this Gu 4
period, as well aS the very my had of late rr,p
years, has paid than per ccntun; and e
the purchaser should think that 1t were O his i'll
teres, after examining the peculiar adv .nta ges
winch Tie property hos, outd bring an Interest
! at more than i23 per ceUtu The subscriber in
| the absence of those which are necessary
TO avail himself of all I . advantages wlic, are
necessary, is induced oil, II for vile. |, is stu
ated on the mann no l;r'ing from Ricl uoud,
north aid northwest about So miles from K CHI.
| 'no"d, and OH The stager" q, nov ga led tn. L,I,.
sa and Or'ngc 'ine and gu the dir,c ion
Cna' lettesvc district: from ,h,t place in the pre-
sent road 81 miles, bu the more dIrcc, route is ty
the Ureen Springs, the w,ters of which wsrc for.
m"ry much rrs"r ed to, and he d in ii gh tepuie-
They, however, are the property ut DR. Jimes VI
Morr's, and not nov rosorted to as "a y Iblc water.
ing place.
Il is presumed that the place offered for sale ia
generally known in Vrg''ia, if not other ) ,tes
and the subscriber confidently and IN goad faith
recommends it as exceedingly valuable and
heaithful situtiion. Reference to the sub>cr ,er
for fur her particulars OF her by let err or in perso
mus be Louisa Court Il ,use, W.
june Its JOHN NJ. PRICE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
U. STATES BANK.

The \. Y. Even ny Journals Correspondent at
y" s"ingon en- crs into n.'nute C: LIQUIDATION S upon
fate of he u NIX Bill in the Housr ~ R.prc-
s"nt dives, ana arrives at Ihc following rcsul -
Mr.. Car on de,l red Lii lurp pose f voting against
tho lii. and Is not therefore dcu! tiul.
"OIr attrr'ivc Correspondent ha~ appended to
his last letter miruie calculation of the prnha' lie
vote upon th' question of tn" final passage of thu,
Bank Bill in Inc House If Representatives, incn-
ding lie name OF every member, and his opinion
on the subject, so FIR as known. According %
this 'sim I. there 800 members of IN. PRE-
sent House: 1873 wSrr present ON Tuesday and vo-
table IS in favor. and III diverse. of the | l.
ter numncr our core sp'H""n SITS tou n II p
sib hostile TO the passage of the III leaving leg
in tuv"r. Of the number absent, c,n never
his seat III the House: of tie 10 absent
may thcref re inc called to q the final pass
age--and %! ihe>c i'll vote i'll favor o :, and 9
agnihst the bill thus making in he II ost inf vor-
able s'nte the vote that can he we'd lU9 for
and 80 0g9inSf It The 8 doubtful ,otrs are tho~r
of Mcesr-. Allen, Branch, Carson. Or zig, Daniel
w. X. DAVIS, Root Vince or and Vic ,l.tir-thrsc
gentlemen voted against laying the hill on the IL
bic, and may >Ii possibly he aga, st lis final
p"ss"ge; hui If any of them vote OF erwi>c the
estimated maj"r ~ al 10 ~ i'll re much the IN re-
enlarged. We place crca, rcliiu' u on tie accu-
racy OF our CO riCtI' nteUi-a CO niiCencc founded
IN our frequent tArcri' nee of his CORRECTNESS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
CuARIOrrESvIiLE CONvENr1oN.

This body met on the II h, and adjourned on the
iith We annex the Journal OF their proceedings
from the Advocate. accompanied by pig iant
'kctch from the pen OF the Eiitor of the Jetsr
The friends of ,rb pur, called their Convention
tno so"n, and hence il was thin'y attended
than Nigh otherwise have been the Their
plan o! aSccrtainrng the choice OF the people be-
tween B,rhour and Van Buren,, might answer, If
there were not many voters who have never heard
OF either. The Van Burcni,cs have tno Legislative
organizations; Jealous Standing Committee in every
cou"y and ii is easy to forssco that discipline will
prevail.
The Convention unanimously recommend Jack.
son for reelection. lac who has opiAi"n which 10
not also Van Buren'r, and has pcs lively recon-.
mendedto Congress. all those obnoxious measures
which Van Buren, is suspected to tavo Oh! lovo.
~ consistency! In the minds of rejecting people,
this circumstance must impair confidence in tn.
opinions of the Charlottesville Convention and ca .,
shade upon the s,nceri,y If their professcd tera
~ ~ principle. Mucir they love principle, they
are evidently unwilling 10 assert 1t when it my
them ahwArt of Ja"ksOn's popularity and tolerate
nay, even compensate IN him, those departures
from it, tor what they call, which in li,;lo Van,
they visit with rcmorselss Remuneration.
We will publish their Address W hon we get it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
TIE GREAT NEWS

The country reader will find copous Diet lis o.
the late extraordinary news from Engl md the
exterior page. r limits p' mi c"mm'nt nor is
it necessary Ia ena rlr every man to comprehend It's
hg'' hnp"r.. The X rg III acted with Stuart
blindness and Stuart re,f y. From The pinnacle
"f personal popularity, he plunged in'o he pro-
found Of n ;i"nll o,u II. BIT, it tx for the hes'.
Tic Pco,le will tow got ,nors than the Reform
Bill promised and We er'ain the most Gang line
hope. that mtrc ma corrue,, If not tho Crown
elso, will be tr ,,nplei under foot by x public IN
England.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

q IHGlNIA.-Ata Superior Court o.. CL,nccry
he'd at the fhr.mcr Cup al. ~ tn" city of w /.
ia'nshurg the - II JA,u,ry, 1881. Rrbe,t Cn.I>-
tian, Peter L,id s. Company, Ann Roystcr, john
u. ~ 10 'cs X. Christian, cNecu' ors OF W.n Dnu-
glass, nce i>ci, I'd Fra csc. Ciiyton, piun,iitS,
,gninsi Judith q. Hill. Am b. Hill, an infant. lay
J ,mes Cabin'ss, her Gi,r; ~ N.S gncd, aud w IN.
Tyler executor If VIM. l.. Hill, dccoLsrd defend
uuts.
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel, Jrnes
Cabaniss ~ signed Giird.in IL the infant defend
ant. to defend he. ia tho suit: and therefore the
cause came tn d,y tn he he ird ON the bill, M
swers and exhibits AMI was argued by c"uiscl: Oh
consideration whereof, the Court d" h adjuigs. or
der and decree" th the follow ing accounts he lkun
before one of the Cow ii siohcrs at tins Ccir,:-
FRS, an account % w, hta Tyier's transactions,
as executor OF w u. E. dill d cd il king yhc',
acco 'rt the audit re nrn"d the County Corr' of
Chars City, copy of which, is filed Tn tine J'll,
is to bet ken as pr iaciI trae liable To DO sur
charged, aud fisiied BY the p aint'tfs. in taking
winch account the Co h"i'sioncr is directed to as
certain what portion of the person II "stite al n"
said WIN. T. Hill has been applied TO the ply ncnt
OF debts, which bound his heirs. Sec nd, an &c
count of tine cli,ns of N, pl ,nIif, aud sue
other creditors "f Wan r.. Hi AZ my cxh ut and
prove their dem IN IL before the 20 u,nisSioucr
the usual terms design ,tin. in id account such Of
sa d clai ms bind the heirs of sad w n. T..
Hal deceased. Tard, an accoun, nf he probable
annual value OF the real est t- of tho said WIN. f..
Hill, Mi h his heirs hold bv dsvco des sent, its
counts the COMMISSIONS is diro"'ed TO examine,
state and settle, nd to the Courr port, with any
matters specially stated. deemed pertinent by him
self. winch mIy be required by tie parties to
be 80 stated.
9th SEPTEMBER, 1881.
This cause came on t MS d.y 4" We further heard
on The papers formerly read, and tho rep.rt of l..
made by the Mlrsha, pursui ant {, the decree IF
day OF February lssi. and was arg led by coun.
SELL On considerati VIII, rcof the Court con i n.
ing the i'd rc''rt doth adjudge, ord md CREE,
that the same be et'b!ishsd between tn. parties
And IN" Court doth further adindge, order and de.
cree, that one of The Com ,ssi n-rs of t-. Court
take, IN The usual mode, account If any further
demand existing against the estate oi VIM. f.
ti'll. d'ce .scd according 10 the principles stated
in the id decree, it being init mated. there are
o her credi oss who have not herctnfors exh bitcd
their claims 10 he Commissioner, which he
tomni, si"ncr is directed to mime state and
tie, and to the Couri report, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertncn' by himself
eh may 10 required by the parties to be so
stated. Copies. T,sc.
JAMES CABANISS, c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE AND PRESIDENT
JACKSON.

JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE AND PRESIDENT
JACKSON.
We puhlish day, i letter addressed by Jndue
Breckenridge to Andrew Jackson, the first of an
expected s'rics. which III the course oF the sum.
Country to the real character aud pro.
tensions OF its present Chief M,yis,rlts.--
No ma" kn"ws Gen. Jackson better than Judge
Breckenridge. He much with him, and as it
now appears WAS entrusted to write his dssp tches,
&c. nay even his to.sis. for in the u 5. Tele.
graph of Friday, in letter addressed /" General
Jackson, BrAckcnrdg" relates the t; flowing anee.
dote: addressing the President lie rays:
II. is no, for To defend Mr.. Calhoun; he IS n
bic to defend ii isclf. AL ike J ,d.n B,rren, he
signs thai which he writes, and tr,j'eS that which
la signs. will mer' y .em rS, that il is possible
the ioea OF my having an understanding with Mr..
Calhoun. ''uy have impress ed itself on your mind
tom the cir'n,1stn ce "t my having. CORA II
occasion, filled atrqui ition o' yours for Il toust
with the fellow ing: ''Jo II {. CALIFORNIAN honest
man is the modest work ~ t;ad." That gent.mln
oas then ynur Mlruu. Apollo. and merely took
y"nr measure for tn" sentiment"
This anecdote while il iustr ties the Tier s lite.
which Breckenridge stood with him, and the ample
opportunities hc enjoyed Of stud ing his character,
That he we'll undo rst"od (hettcr PERHAPS than any
other man save Col. Wiiliims) that Character, and
in his recent developments has portrayed il
with equal spirit vigor and fidelity, We have
the assur ince Of di>ting ,i~hed per, ons, who
themselves know JickSon we'll. Breckenridge
has made so mach impression the public here
tofore. that need not invite attention to his
Address.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
A Prvate letter 10 the Innaon Standard. ln-

Private letter in the London STANDARD, da
ted P,ris, May IL, contains 'hc following
The moderate parties in France reIico at the
rejection OF he Reform BID. All men Of propcrty
aud chIr,ctcr t,Sfits, bit the n.n of the re-
Souronary faction are enr god and clamnrous II
always predicted Ivy The dcInlgogurs OF z .ris.
that the rrSgnat of The Grey ministry would
produce fail III the French finds II lest = ger
cent; hut, strange !" say, the difference Of prices
since c Intelligence his hcun known has not *
crrdcd per Ito day, when It nnnounc.
oil TIA the Duke of Wellington AID Lord Lynd.
hi had been charged by the King 10 form new
CaIinei, IN" drurg"guos again predicted larg,
fall in tho funds ard they all rushed to the Bour,e
to 'cll their stock II t tic moderate and royaliS
priy was there; Ini. you viii prece'ye from thi,
letter, the news prod iced yory lite effect"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

The schr Emperor, arrived at n. Orleans on the
- insi from lampco, bri IS accounts from that
pice TO the 25th ui'. from which il appears that
the igiIt of g 1911 tho army OF General Caider"n,
WIN u was beSicrinE Vera Cruz, raised the siege
and marched into the interior. This fact is an
n0uDced officially ~ General Montczeuma, who
CONN nds at Tmnpco, and whose proclamation
TO Il 8 effect il published ~ the Tdmpjco Gazette
OF thr % !.
We further learn. Gays the editor Of ihe New
Orleans y c.) from a aenlcn IN who came pas.
senger IN the Enpcr r, that Intelligence had been
received by the latest rnIH from V'rd Cruz, that
General Stntt Anna n I'd sent detachment Of
20O cavalry in pursuit o. the fugitive army Of Cal
i"rnn' and wonlI. with army Of 1890 disciplined
troops, together with many new recruits, set ont
,nmed'at ly on his march for Mexico. This in
'eIiigonce Is $50 confirmed by lGtteT from re-
srectoS!o merchant Of Tampjco.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
X,kHE.NA k1AAh

oSl from the Petersburg VI al Stage, on Sl
- turdly night, (supI osoa on nt ns,r n ,y,,s
DrIige') square BLACK leather TRUNK, CONAN.
ing vArie'y at gentlcnens wearing lp,arel-- na
owners nA"o legi ly mdrAed Oh tno ilinp. g..
twenty do'i"rs viii he paid at the Bar OF the
on o" Hotel on delivery vi tie FrinA dnI ITS con.
tents
Ms IT is possible the curiosity OF the fortunate
bnaer might prpnpt hun e. ex unlne his pr,z.. he
VIII oblIgc Tn. less fortunate loser by 1t lie ISL r..
tn mug tie nj ture OF a lady, for whi,h no w II
Oc oultoDIy TcWIiuCO, lS-hll
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

u COUNTRY FLOUR is quo ed on Thurs
day, lrisk at S5.75. We hsurd Of some sales on
Saturday at S5.s7l,
WIEAT.-Thc Farmers show a backwardness
IN contracting for their crops. The Miilers We un.
derstand were offering up to Saturd;y Sl.lO for
white, and Sl.05 for red, for immediate delivery;
at witch only one gtwo Dm Ill crops had been con.
tr"c,cd for. Tod we learn that a contract or two
hay" been made Sl.l5 for white, and SlI0 for
red--inmedate delivery.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
Extract letter to- ea.,en.n in ri. ei,u dnted

Er!TaetU letter toa gentlemen in this rim datsd
"fAMrco, 22d VI " 1882
Tho mail from tae interior towns) To- ,his ri,v
Is now stopped, and all bus ness remains of course,
at st md. We have hitucrto rom lined pcac..be an
tnn town and unprrcedtn'ly que. since all the
,,.ry nave now taken up their quarters in ,b.
oincrent i"rls. A M,xlcam schooner arrived the
" ss," no day from Vera Cruz. wi'h supply of
S'2ooo. which was doub, very acceptable
T. >; o'hck.-An express Ina. Just arrived
from Vera Cruz brmying in por,api news Fen,
"en Santi Anni. He hts defeated Ii. opp"neris
ana zen. Calderon, commander of the govern.
m'ni f"r'es, has fled, leaving behind hi N his ean
non, ammunition and baggage"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
V.FCfF,vE .gG zaH.ls,

H. "M. S. SCOTT HIS been appointed by
the Executive, Vaccine A gent for The Sla.e
OF W. AS directed by law, he is prepared 10 lur
nIsh without fee Dr reward" genuine ,cciue
virus t" all persons WITHIN the State d.siro,s ,f
obt lining h.--Pcrsoni applicable. . at his Ollie,
OH NJ an Street nearly oppo lie TIE = rte IL nks.
OF ny i'tter' postage paid vii II: promptly attend.
ed t"-DiTcrtIons for FIccin alton VIII acco n upv
each parcel Of matter distrilnlod. ma a.l--.t
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jun 1870
Trust Sale Of Valuable ropertY.

IuSt Naie Oh taluQDlc rOperty.
SY Decree Of the United ) ates Court, 5,h
NJ Circuit, and Z stern District OF Virginia,
pronounced tho 20 day of NJ y, 1891 cnipower.
ing Daniel Call To require the Trustees in certain
Decd OF Trust granted hy Robert Gordon to them,
tor the purpose oil securing sum Of money there.
an expressed, which Decd is recorded IN tho Office
of the Court oil Hustings for tho Guy o: Il chmond
10 carry the Same into immediate executions: and
the said Daniel Call having required the undcrs gn.
ed Trustees named lii The said Decd of Trust to
carry the forth with i'm Mediate execution:
Notice IN hereby given, tina; the Subscribers
Trustees. med in the said Deed of Trust under
the authority and directions above specified and
by virtue of the said Deed of Trust, will proceed
to SELL on Mond ~. the 81 d.y of July next on the
promises, for really money, the whole of the Pro.
perry mentioned in the said Deed viz:
O,e cert lin Piece of l. and in he City of Rich
mond beng part of Lot 769, in the plan OF the
City, lying Al the intersection of ii & 10Th Streets,
whrreon the la,e CItharil-s Mccall resided, bat
n"~ occupied by David Anderson, jr.. containing
eight thousand three hundred and oghty.two
SOU re i.et-be the same more less.
Also. one other Pece Parcel of Land, on
which there ia BRICK Tcnemcn nj and Ofices lying
in the said City, on the Street leading from b
Street BY Sh"ckoc Warehouse towards the River
adjoining the property OF Mr.. Richard Anderson
and Formerly occupied by Robert Turner, decd
containing at feet The SAID Street
The Sale will commence at the last named pre-.
misses, at ~ O'Clock, and Immediately after that is
Sold the sale OF The frs named Properly will take
place. GEORGE FISHER |r
DAHL N. NORTON, trustees.
p,-t,,, ~ nA
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i$OOk and Job Printing dci.e
at tNc WING Office.
James River & Kanawha Company,

James River &, kanawha Company.
4 NE Commissioners appointed by the Prcsi-
n dent and Directors ut he james River Com.
Pa"y, Tor opening books of sibscrp ion in the
State, I" tho Stock of the james River aud Kanaw-
Ina C"mp,ny, are particularly requested 10 re. or,
TO the said Pr"sdcn and Directors, with the least
possible delay. the amount of subscriptions recc,v-
cd Il the several places designated for the purpose
BY order of the james Il yer Go "p,ny.
J. BROWN, jr.
Jun l3-2.c 81 Auditor.
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Richmond. I2,h June. ls32-d ids

A Il Circuit Superior Court of LIw anu Cnan
I n c'ry, hell for A bcmar.c County, the 2lst of
October 1881, james rnmpkins and Sarah his w fe
tate S.rah Minor, Plai"iiifs; against Alexander
Garrett, Executor of D,bney Minor deceased Al
bert e. q iarles and Mary his WIFE, late Mary NJ.
nor, T.. W. Rcnhlrt and Catherine ms wife l,tc
Catherine Minor, William Minor by John Min.
his Gmardian, NJ dred Minor hy John II. [ staco
her Giardiin, and Lucy ] NO Minor by Martha ]
Minor her Guardiin Detemdhnts--1N CHAScknY.
This cause came on tins day 10 he he, I'd on the
bill answers, and exhibits, and argument of
counsel, whcreupon 1t IS adiudged ordered and
dccire y the court, that the d-frnGent Alex tnder
Garrett, Executor of Dabncy Minor deceased, do
proceed to advertise the property bot RAJ and
personal, mentioned in the bill, answers, &c. bc.
longing to the estate OF Dabmey Minor deceased
and undisp"sed 81, il such newspapers as he may
deem best ale Hated TO give public nuice thereof
and I" sell the same 1t public sale for the hest
price that can be proc"red for the same-srllinp
the lands OF said estate, ~ such time AZ he NAV
'eem best, he wrcn now and the first day of Sep.
TENDER next, either entire tracts smaller p.r-
ceis be besi for the interest of said leg ,tee.
IN credi. OF one, two, and three years, taxing
Eom the chrsnrs, bon 3 with approved secu,I.
ty, and o,ed OF tr, s. tho lands ,cxcept the
Western or lndiIna l4uds) to secure the payment
oil the purchase money,-ihat the negroes and
other personal property be sold, as possible,
either altogether tor credit, partly for cash ana
partly on credit as may ne deemed by SAID Garrett
mosi conducive I" tho interest of SAID eS,ate-and
should The Whole, or any of said personal pro-
perty be sold on credit the not 10 EXCEED
Twelve months, taking bon Is with un, xcepton .bl,
security iron the y .rchaScTs-dnd thai The said
Alexander Garrett, do make particular and specil
report t" this court of his actngs and doings touch
ing the same, preparatory 10 ii decree The Carr's
Br. Ok lands viii be subject to the re,.t of TN.
ensuing var, 1922 Tcstc,
| june ll-cids ALEX'R GARRETT c. C.
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the II. receives some cour'cnance from tho cir
- - nee ''.N the ioh t" go u'io cSectiv. bu-
si"' SIX has bon INily n.adc by Nr. rIzowcll. l,
~ c"rlatt that thcre is great per l'xity a'vnding
ihH dcchi"no the question, and there Is likely :"
hr very considerable dis :usSion before any decision
VII DO made.
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Williamsburg, 18th June, 1882. (
The par les in crested in the af;ircgoing orders,
arc desired to take notice, TINT nave appointed
the 3Ush day of :ly next, I" ,cutc the said
ders, on which day, by 9 ~. lock NJ. they arc
desired 10 attend, at my OFF e, with Their vouch-
ers and evidence.
e l8-5w JAMES CAEANISS Comr
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THE - LII.
Something H0re
TE A2 aE n t.

The Boroug non !sers have SO t.. sanction
REFORM which the WIZ aIIT,FTRS pro-
po-''. I'h"v ~, roy m TO ~. REFORA
which tie PEOPLE wi dem nd. We we're will
i"g T." have HALF A LOAF a'hcr thrn NO
BREAD. We must nov hav WHOLE LOAF.
The wrongs of ENGLAND, IRE! AND md
SCOTT AND mus now he rchr ssed PEAC EA-
BLY, if possib e-hut nj al! events retr.sscd. We
must strp the SUPPLIES of the nstion; that is
the Remedy.
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CONGRESS.

L. the SENATE, Frid,y on motion Of Mr..
vi roy. the Se"at, proceeded TO considcr The bill
I" a,"cnd the f the relief OF Ins olvrEt Dent
ors ct the Uuted Stats. An amendment 20 the
bill striking "m part of the second sect, on, and
Inserting substitute. af;er some discussion, was
agreed IL. Further amendments were adopie on
motto" of MIR. NJ rcy, and the ILL, as mended
WAS ordered L, a iri reading.
In the HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Mr.. Dun.
c an req 'tstcd the Honsr, by general consent, to
take up the bill for mounting and equipping a part
Of the Army of the United States, as amended by
the Senate.
The qnes ion was then taken upon the bill n.
amended Ivy the Senate, and 3 agreed TO vii hou
a diyiSInE.
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CHOLERA ~ AMERICA.

The Ch"ler. is certainly at Quebec. See de.
tails. l. seems as certainly to have come by con.
tapon.