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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

eQn DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
CIV subscriber, OH the 10Th inst JuIy) two negro
men, DICK and ANDERSON. Dick is about six feet high,
and about "a years OF age. dark complexion, with
tooth out before, somewhat inclined 10 be knock kneed
has down look when spoken Anderson is about four
feet ten inches high, and about 10 years Of age also
dark xion smoohskn rather gged has good
counlenance expect they both lurking about the
neighbourhood OF Newons Tavern Buckingham county,
as Ander'ons iaher resides in that neighborhood aud
The property OF Mrs. Harper will give the above re-
ward OF thirty dollars for experimenting and delivering
me the said Dick and Anderson, in Powhalau county,
miles from Cartersve; orl5 dollars for either.
July %. t22-w4w'l JOHN POWERS.
A PETITION will be presented 10 the next Legisla-
IA tue, by some Of the securities Of the late Treasu
fer 10 be released from the payment Of the balance Of the
DEBT due 10 the Commonwealth, account Of Isis dedlca-
ton such considerations be addressed TO their JUS
lice and nsgnahmiiy, that, it s believed they cannot
use their prayer. July %. 22-2t
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cnAnLorrr.vrLLr. July 10.

CHARLorrEsvtLLr,J July 10.
TIN CoMMxNc rhfESr.-The public exercises, usual
upon this occasion, took place at the University yes
terday Oh the Board OF Visitors observed five in at.
tendance: Chapman johnson. Joseph C. Cabell, VIM. ii
brodnax and tn. j. Randolph. Esqs aud Gen. Cooke
In our next we shall probably be able lay before
readers, minute accoun; of the exercises list of the
graduates and OF such Students dist gushed ia
her several classes at the intermediate aud hnsl exami
nations NO less than eighty three Diplomas
icued. d.. Socrates Maup,u Of Alhcmaric. MIR. J. L.
Csbeil OF Nelson, and MIR. Rober, c. Caell Of Rich.
mond were the Essayiss aud Mr. Slansd and Mr.. Wick
ham Of Richmond. the Orators.
We learn that yet the Board Of vi-ors have made nu
appointment to supply the vacancy occsoned ty the re
sgna'ion ot Dr. Dung ison and that il will probably al.
Journ without having made We understand. how g.
YER that the vacancy will be filled before the session
commences.
Inc young men are going oil as rSppdly the stag cs
can carry them: many OF them 10 return nore-drs.
ncd as the are soon 10 upon the busy Of
life Our best wishes for their health happiness aud pros
peri,y. attend them a.-9drocaic
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CASE OF SFDTTCTIoN


The Superior Court of this Corporation was engaged
the great part OF Wednesday and Thursday last in the
trial OF case of seducton the first action Of the sort
believe, which has been brought before ncs its orcan-
zaiion. The plaintiff was Beniamn a. Philips v ho i'm.
stnied suit against insley Padget for the seduction of
his daughter, Maria Philips under promise of marriap
the consequence of which seduction the birth of an
infant, during the last winter We were not al court on
Wednesday, and did not hear The testimony but the char
acter OF II may be inferred from the fact the jury
turned verdict against the defendant of thirteen hundred
dollars damages according his statement of his
pecuniary resources, which he is nnable to paw
Counsel for the plaintiff; William Daniel. jr. Chiswell
Dahney, j. H. Rsque and c.. Anthony, Esqrs.-For the
defendant David II. Edley and Samuel Garland Esqrs-.
Lynch Pug.
1he Quaker Tridl-resrecng Tire division of pro.
perry between The parties called Hcksies and Orthodox
comes on next Tuesday. the 10Th Trenton, before
The Governor and ConDc sitting Cont Of Errors and
Appeals We are told those styled Orthodox claim oil the
property while these called Hckses willing 10 divide
IN proportion TO numbers although they have large ma
jory.
II is expected he Trial will be very interesting one
Counsel Tor the Hcksites, q. H. " all and Samuel L.
Southwark; for The Orthodox George ood and Theodore
Frelinghuysen.- Princeton Courier.
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Of n. DeioDors-nrsnr Z. pAlLAn.

0Deus IF the Dsiouors Z. BALLARp
Esq. Commander
observation-disclosures w wyman. Franklin Buehan.
an, George a. Msgruder, William Seton, L. o. Seihidge
Albert f. Downes, Sidney Smith Iee James l.. Lardner
fi'z Allen Deas, Andrew II. Foot, sc.
Major General Macomb, omuianling the U. 8. Army
came passenger yesterday morning in the Steam Boat
cdhonos and landed at Fortress Monroe Shortly after
his arrival salute was fired in honor his vs, that
Military Pos,an honor eminenily due 10 the distinguish.
ed hero Of Piat'sburg.- Beacon.
Claims on Ndp'es.-Mr Davezsc, our late Charge
dAhres at the Hague al Brussels in the Latter eSd
OF April He arrived there from Holland by the shortest
possible route having obtained permission FROM the Prince
Oahgc tn pass by the Of Brcda Our
az brussels writes us: 81 had. yesterday the pleasure o!
sn h"r'cw WIN Mr. DaveZsc the representative OF the
umed States oil America al the Hague who has lust AT
nvcd tie - now on his way Naples on special mis-
"on involving the commercial claims of the IT, States
against the government OF the Two Sices arising out of
me Illegal seizures which took place during the war
" Y. Courier Wv
WEST NDIA isLANps-Thc following in,ere sting ex
tract OF letter dated Barbados 2Ith June IS33 has
politely communicated for the Herald by commercial
friend.
'"Ihc future fate Of the British w l. Colonies il r,pdlv
approaching TO lis crisis and fear nothing but
run VIII seal the issue Of that enmitv with which the
Ph'ian,hropss OF Engap have so long distu
lher peace The United States must participate in IN.
injury which Affects every interest connccte with the
Colonies and the deep and fatal results of their
involve many serious considerations respecting the safety
and rePose OF that portion Of the United States in which
slavery exists trust il may please that Providence.
whch directs the moral governmc of the world for visa
purposes, TO avert from the scenes of horror which
worked the overthrow OF one of the finest Colonies of
France. '-.Norfoik Herald "
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Church, about IL o'clock, where the ceremonies w,!ll
commenced by the Rev Mr. Hargrave, OF the Presbyte
ran Churchthe Declaration OF indie pendence alters ONE
very appropriate remarks then read bv John Janney
Esq which wa. succeeded by eloquent Grafton, manly
and mpressively delivered by Major Charles A. Alexan
der. The ceremonies concluded by the Rev DIR
Dorsey, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church; after which
Tie iniithTy and number OF citizens repaired to Mr.
James Snciairs Hotel, where asumpuous aud very
did entertainment was preparedAfer the cloth was re
moved number OF patriotic toasts drank which we
are obliged to defer until next Great credit is due IN
the gentlemen that ociaied on the OCCASION though ~ a
should have been much pleased to have seen the esye.
extended, as is usual in large cOinmunitiesCap Sell.
dens company made very martial appearance, and de.
serves great credit forts exemplary order and discipline
Gen. NJ LIBERTY.
FoURrH OF ULY--Frederieksbug-Tbe Ami
veT-sry vi Independence announced here by Fede.
ral Salute at dawn, which repeated in the evening
he GuGTds and Ryfe Greys parad0d I'm HE morning and
HUcf peftTnng various evOluiions and irings
missed at an early hour. large party dned near the
Poplar Spring. We understand toasls were drank -
Frederick,Jurg arena.
The ReuenUe.- under. tand that The amount oi
duties secured n, ihe Custom House this city Tor The
hst quarter OF the current year. about So 500 600
'nd lhAt since he present law into operation the
monthly smOun here has been about one million of dol
lars So tha' II The imporatous which have taken place
since The b OF Narch shall prove fair average The
receipts IN New York for year from that time qu h..
/ Twelve millions OF dollars.
! rom hese principles Il would appear thai lowering do
les does not ATTY decrease the revenue have
no exact data hy which ascertain The laci but presume
there BE- little doubt thai, when IL j. considered m
o'h9r articles, the increase Of importation has been cou
ueF'o'e 10 some fptcies OF merchandise, ohe wise ht
dunes con'd not amo1nt million o. dollsrs per month
( ~. T. yhsr
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We copy the following portrait of Mr.. Van Buren, from
late Boston paper
Mr. Van Buren, attracted great deal of attention ma
ny being anxious to scrnze the face of the magician
see any thing could be discovered of his wonder
power there. We suspect they must have been dist
pointed as we nothing in his face general
ance, which matched notions OF a magician. The
grave, thoughtful, arseeing, solemn and SEARCHING
glance oil such parsonage wanting. The traces oil
deep medIation were there. Instead of it, we had
small rather slight but exceedingly figure bright
lace u OF expression, but expression that was in con
slant change showing very quick and rapid play of the
muscles particularly those moving the lips. These which
upon the whole, denoted character much decision
were frequently compressed, with almost nervous VIC.
lence Judging merely from glance at his physioeuo.
N.Y. we inter that his perceptions quick acute and vi.
was and that his resolutions taken with much prom
oiude and executed with equal energy and decision
Mr. Van Buren, arrived at the City Hotel Yesterday sf-
ternoon from Washington and left here this morning for
Saratoga Springs, arrying awhile at Philadelphia New
ork and Albany, by way OF reconnaissance. Mr. " b.
IL direct from the Presidential Manson and looks in
kably good condition. General Jackson is not so well a,
could be wished and left preparing for an excursion
down the hay to the Rip Rap there for while to take p
his residence, and nhae the refreshing breeze-BaH
Patriot.
ALEXANDRIA, July 20.-The President of The Unit
ed States has, understand deferred his trip down the
rver and bay TO the Rip Raps, until next week II /,
probable he Will proceed down in lAe
next frlday.- Gazette. '"> OO'"''''
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my healthy, being ST. i,sn. ted.
here T Gliding is fine large Of brick very
tastef y Enclosed with high wall OF tire ifateral
Ne passed through Staunon NJ about the midi OF the
day, and reached Coverda!e at dusk where remained
all night Cove'dae IL about seventy hve mil.s from
Charlottesville aud hunIred aud forty i've on Fred
efick sburg
Leaving Cloyerdale before the first dawn Of day. we
reached the Warm Springs nineteen miles distant in
time Tor olerdby early breakfast These springs are
situated at the western base Of the arm Spring Noun.
tain, the road OF which IL nearly three miles long As
we approached The summit, The most sublime add mag
hhcen prospect opened TO view that tie Imagination
could CONCEIVE. The view OF distant mountains eDcr.
sung an immense extent OF country Of lofty peaks catching
as II the clouds aud separated from each jthe by
vast aud solitary glens, OF most imposing and ine.
resting nature From the Warm 10 the Hot Springs is
distance al five mlcs, but had visit either
rsmhn day It each on return. crossed the Al
Ieghiny mountain 10y an easy gap, about twenty-five
miles rom the Warm Springs. From the summit deere is
very exltnTye view both 30 the east and Vest We
arrived At the Wme sulphur Springs before datk-Tbese
springs forty miles ion The arm SPRINGS and about
two hun red and tour from Fedcficksbtrg We rtnan-
ed here hree days leaving about one hundred AID hy
West
Leaving The White Sulphur At half past fyo on the
morning OF the ri inst reached the Solt Sulphur al
an early hour, having travelled twenty five miles On
the next Day proceeded TO is place the Red Subj ur
sixteen miles from the Salt and forty from The White
sulphur This route requires SIX days, five tlic wife
sulphur ant one 10 the Red. A considerable portion OIL
We road IRON Fredericksburg Is tnrnpiked no paved
The remainder ~ oersble summer roid tlioug Il
some places - very rough. The drivers, however
very CAREFUL sober men, aud very skiul ~ the
Wen' 81 horses ihe eceo uuoJiiious the road (ai
COOL.
have tfs hastily drawn ~ for an an nperrset t,cl
Of what consider .ls bes. route the Yirein sp,Sgs
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ina' suthas been commenced against the Corporation
Of Trinity Church, having its object to dpossess said
Church OF its immense real estate in this city, is yerv
probable and in fact true. But in this hcre is NOTHING
very alarming or very vocabulary sits have been COM
menced at different times against Trinity Church for the
recovery OF this property but they have uniformly failed;
ana we have no doubt this will. We believe il would be
better both Tor the church and the city if hispropery
were owned by ndiviualsbut that is not the question
ihe amount ei the property in question is unknown, at
ea US though we are persuaded that $25 600 900 is
much too high estimate its value i
y day Increasing, and tho time is probably far distant
when II Will be worth that sum, and more. Even now
we suspect the Corporation OF Trinity Church the riches
Corporation in the United States Every year almost
new and splendid edces erected for the accomuoSa.
ton OF new Episcopal congregations.
But we are sale in saying that Notwithstanding the Sc
large expenditures the property the church becoming
more valuable with every succeeding year.Jotnai OF
Commerce. -
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(Fy.ou, me Bosfon Jronscr;,t ,


ANOTHER ExTENsIvE RoDBERY.-The Eastern NJ all
Stage was robbed yesterday Of a package containing
SiiooO in bank bills, belonging the Piscataoua
Bank, redeemed in this city by the Globe Bank Tho cir.
cun'siances were follows The stage driven bv
MI Robinson Ii left town o'clock, the usual hour
with three passengers two from the Eastern Stage Office
and one from the Commercial Coffee House. Mr. Robin.
son having previously received at the Globe Bank the
package oil bills He crossed the Winnesimmet Ferry
and while on board the Steamboat person entered the
stage az fourth passenger At Lynn he paid
rs lar as That town. and LEFT the stage nng sickness
Mr. Robinson drove TO Salem and willis, stopping the
10 change horses his box found been broker
Open and the money stolen Mr. Read, tho agent OF one
OF the lines OF Salem stages, being made acquainted with
all The circumstances, took the road Boston in COMPANY
WIN another person. in search Of the thief
On The Turnpike hey overlook man. whose appear
anre corresnonded 10 'ha OF e person who 70
INTO the stage whilst on hoard the Chelsea steamer They
follow ed him 70 the hotel az hclses into converse,
lion with him ard invited him, 10 drink with them He
accepted their invitation hut they the
oa their backs being turned, he gave item the siip Mr.
head ana his companion went Immediately in search OF
bim and being directed by two females, who said they
say man passing in certain direction with bundle
under his arm found the in a WOOD pretending
10 he asleep They opprehended him and accused him of
NE robbery The money found i'm his pos ssion
and he strongly denied air Knowledge oi the theft lie
calls himself George Mason, and is an Enelishman
ne was brought before the Police Court thi, morning
nd was o'deredt 10 recognize in the Of sos coo 10
appear for trial the Municipal Court, aud for default was
committed. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-17
900 ReWarA.e

u ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Piscata.
T. way, on "Wednesday night, the 9th instant, q Ne
gro Girl named ELIZA. She 10 bright mula,to,
about 16 years DID, low and trunchy uface, and has
fiery full suit of hair She took with her variety of
clothing Eliza went off in company with Girl nam
ed Nancy, with whom she seen to 60 on board one
of the Washington s,eamboatsa at Alexandra Her mo
ther ID living with q hr. Asbury Elyason in George.
town, where think she has probably gone.
will give $40 to any person who will spprehend
and secure the said Girl in any Jail that get her
again, If taken in Washington. Georgetown or Prince
Georges County. nd, or the above reward if taken
further from home. MARY STANTON.
Piscataway. June lift MAT, init
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-17

From, Liberia The arrival of the schr. Ell.
gar, at New York from the coast of Africa, has
enabled the Editors of the Commercial to furnish
intelligence from Liberia to the 24th OF April.
Within two months previous to the publication
of the Liberia Herald Of that date, there had been
en- tries into the port of Monrovia. of twenty five
vesses-of which one was ship, eight were
briggs, fifteen schooners, and one sloop. They
were from Boston, Salem, New York. and Nor
folk, in the United Stale; Liverpool, in Eng.
land; st. Thomas, in the West Indies; France.
Cape de Verbs, Grand Bassa, and the Leeward
and Windward Coasts. These are testimonials
which it would be difficult to eontrovert, OF the
prosperity of the colony. 1t indicates greater
extent of commercial business than the city OF n.
York could boast of in nearly and perhaps more
than half century after its settlement.
In adyerting to the erection of two or three
warehouses on Water street. in Monro'Ia, the
Herald says" The great rise OF property in
this part OF tine town would astonish many across
the Atlantic"
An annual meeting Of the Baptist Missionary
Society was held on the 18th of Apri-a collec-
ton taken up-and measures adopted to engage,
forthwith. a suitable person to teach and preach
among the surrounding natives. A sermon was
preached on the occasion by the Rev. Mr.. wa.
ring.
Much gratitude and sensibilty we're manifest
ed on receiving intelligence that Frederick Shell.
don, ESQ Of this city, had placed the sum OF
$4,000 at the disposal of the Board of Managers
of the Colonization Society, towards forming
fund for the support Of High School in that CO.
lony. MIR. Sheldon's donation, says the lie.
raid, g is noble foundation Oh which to build,
and long may he live to witness 'Ihs Weldon
High School of Liberia in full operation. :"
The Reu. Mr.. .auery We are Informed that
the committee of the Methodist Conference ap
pointed to investigate the subject, have after
thorough investigator unanimously reported that
they consider the Rev. Ephraim X. Avery. to be
innocent not only Of the murder with which he
wss charged, but Of all suspicion of criminal or
illicit intercourse with the deceased Sarah Maria
CorneIl.-Bosfon .4tias.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-17

French legation the conclusion ofpeaee between
the Porte and Mehemet Ali. No such docu:
ment had been received BY the Austrian govern
ment or any other legation. A commercial let
ter Of the 18th. received by express, however'
is published. which says: 1--WE can give you ,,S
the agreeable assurance that the differences with
Egypt are as good as settled The sultan mas.
c.dss n Mebemet Ali the Pachiiks Of Acre,
TripoIi. Damascus. aud Aleppo. az we'll as the
districts Of Adona and Taurus. With respect
to the latter, how ever. the questicnis NOT ye'
quite decided Ibrahim's troops have begun
Their rctrogade march,"
GREECE.
Letters from Greece were brought to Trieste
on the sO,h of April. They confirm previous
eoud accounts from that country. aud especially
tranquility prevails or is returning in all parts
of it, and that NJ. Peuo Mauromchali Is at
Napoli. under tho superintendent OF the police.
and that Zavellos had him bought thlther as q
prisoner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-17

T.RMs Daily paper eight dollars per annum. pay
able half yearly Country paper hve dollars per
annun Advertisements inserted at the rate Of one
dollar for the first three insertions, and twenty Ave
cents for every subsequent insertion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
EYNCIBURG, july s,Is33.
TIL. ANEIVERSARY.

The Anniversary of American Independence
celebrated in THIS place with considerable spirit,
. At nbout hall-p st ten. mo Lynchbarg Troop.
Commanded by Capt. Maa.lce Langhornc and
The Mechanic Artillery, comm ,n1ed by Cap James
H. SIMPSON, together with tue Patrick Henry De.
Eating Society formed in order ofprocessgn o, tie
Union llolei AL marched through main. To rs III
tersect.on With 3istre-t. 4, the Fraai,iN iiotci.
whence II moved 10 tie Methods, Episcopal
Church, escot,ins Nh. John NJ. srsed, the Reader
OF the Declaration Of Independence, q Mf. Brans-
ford Vawter, the Orator Of the Day.
The Church was crowded to OVERLOOKING, more
than moiely Of the aItoty CONSISTING Of ladies',
exhibiting as usual Ia theit yariegated costume al
Il ne eoIors OF the panterS palette aud wei wrough,
limitations of the gay hovsrs which the hand of
Nature SO profusely scatters in the lap of Spring.
The ceremonies were commenced by a ieryeni
and patriotic appeal offered to the Throne of Grace,
by tho R:y. S. Dosgeu He vas followed by
Mr.. john VI sP4ci yho preface the Declare
ration ,fIniepen 'ase winch he read in foreibly
IN. ressiyc manner, ", 5tefba, beautiful com.
men,ary -Nr Braast,fI Yaw,er then rose, and
addressed bis dtleudyo auditory neafiy an hour.
Travelling over beaten groan the Orator never.
iheless conirivcd t,set the attention of his hear
ers by the splenli imagery With which he adorn.
cd hrs rather copop, narrative aud when he con.
Guided his eloquent adircss the house echoed with
reiterated pIauds. 1t rs proper To add that both
Lie Reader and the Ofator are young gentlemen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
EcisE,l,.N NEWS.

FOUR DAY, LATER FROM ENGLAND
The packc, ship Philadelphia, AT Nv York,
bugs London papers TO he ,ven.ts OF the 22J
May An Extra sheet ir.1snat ID by the Editors
OF the Courier and tnqator furnishes with the
following aclas Of Intelligence
The question Of the eApediency the British
Com Laws had been again discussed in the House
Of Commons, ami altnoash it resulted in retaining
all hci Of acouable features for the present 1t is
oy,drnt We tbink, that some alteration in them
will eventually be made
Tic otiun nuties Reduction Bill had passed
both Ilou,es aud received the itoyal-assen,
nn he subject Of y gro Emancipation, a qucs-
ION beng pu, :" The House Of Commons TO minis
lers Torr =. horp SAID 10 vas clad OF on oppor'u
nifty to state ,hat M ssers were determined to
proceed with the question with all possible dcs-
patch,
The accounts from Ireland represent the state
of the public mind Of tha country perfectly tran
qur
The great meeting oC the Political Union of
Birmingham called by Mr.. Atwood, had passed
over without any disturbance Mr. O'ConncII
was present some strong resolutions were pass
cd condcmlng The course pursued by Ministers,
aad recommen log the repeal OF the Legislative L.
| mon with Ireland
khAN, TIE actor, died at London on the 18th
May.