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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25

fors'veness.-The brave only know
n"" 70 iorgiNe;- it Is the most refneG
and gene ou7 pitch Of virtue human ma
tu'e can arrive at towards have done
good aud kind actions, - towards bav.
even fought, nay, sometimes even ro,
quered; but coward never forgaye i.
Is not bis nature, the power of doing II
flows only from strength and greatness
OF soul. conscious of its own force. AND
above the little Temptations Of consen,ing
every frultiess attempt TO InterruptIts hap
piness.
Polrer of Music Mr.. jerks, of the
\ 'ntucket Inquirer. says-"P ganini has
hddled himself into a title Of nobility
fl has been created German Baron
q '.'nm9nder Of Westphalia; the honor
u hered'l r.; going down TO posterity &C
''lng 10 the rules Of primogenlture. He
oscu'cbe"n should be ornamenied with
aca'gn' co.'s eoHch.nt. a horsetall ran.
Pan'' and 6ddle stuck salient.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25


Red Rover the property of Mr.. Boisseau
aud raised by Mr. Baker of Chesterfield,
was sired by sir Charles who was sired
by SIR Archie, out ola Citizen mare, (See
American Turf kegister) his dam by the
imported horse Chance out of Celia by
old Wiidalr grand dam the celebrated
old mare Lazy BolInghrook who was oy
Pantoloon; Z Z & dam Cadis uy Worm
legs, King Heroo son Of Fearn0ught, =
4 6 dam Prln Rose by Dove; gggg =
Jam ~ Othelo, son of Graz; gsgsg
dam Col Taskers imported mare oelemls'
by the Godolphin Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
VIM X JOHNSON.
Feb. %, 1888
The above pedigree given by Mr. John
son and Mr. Moody, know TO be perfect
ly correct; having owned several OF Lazy
Boiling stock which | ALWAYS
thought very highly off Red Rover is a
full Brother to Helgo, who Is a race horse
Of the first order and stands as such.
JAMES j. HARRISON
Extract from Mr. Bolsseau's letter So
soon as MIR Baker returns from the South
! will get Certificates of Red Rover's
Race and time oil Running which believe
was IN | minute and 55 seconds over a
heavy course; also Of the high standing &
reputation of his dam; she is now l6 wears
old and could not be bought for $500
7. + BOISSEAU.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25

April II, lSS3.-t >,
10 The Civilian" Cumberland; Haraid'
Carlisle; and "b pository," ChamoersDufg, wa.
.acb ,ns,.rt tn, abya three times and forward
tbrlr accounts 70 this officr for payment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25

JAMES BROOKS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25

April d. 1888 If.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
AgwnDAw sIpBsTsgfe, MAr IS, 1883. NEw gEaIa3 v

Yet thy pure spiri, lives throughout our cline,
10 swell the measure Of its deathless rhyme;
Aud thy proud language still adorus the page,
The charm of youih-the pride Of every age.
Long NAV she boast the triumphs of that skill.
That wak'd o'er Mantuan chords the lyric thrill;
Long NAV its echoes fall on every plain,
The purest model Of the Tuscan strain,
Fill that proud day when DER Apoio's shrine,
Freedom once more shall shed its lire divine;
And genius from beneath its kindling flame.
Relume its torcir to light the Etruriam name.
When Rome again shall rule and bless mankind,
der empire, Northumberland her soeptre,
MINp. n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
Anfarmatinn wanted.

yNyHEREhS le a. IL y brown. q young man be-
W tween twenty FIVE md thirty years Of aye. com
mon SIZE rather spare, having left Winchester Frede.
rick County Virginia STRUT the first Of August. 1882.
with the intention ----tsverse the western country,
principally along tn, ~io and Mississippi rivers, and
probably to New ~ cans His friends not having
had any iut rrRaton 81 HIM since his departure ap-
preheu he Hip ht have fallen victim to the late
scnurgc which has rs!te! our country
Cap sins Of steamboats,, inpkeepsrs. an! stage Off
GERS look over YOUR records for such person. that in
rm,tipn msy he given to his d>consols'e friends in
YrEua
II Editors Of uewsp pcrs will commit an act of hui
manly by inserting ths above their respective pa
pers through the s,gn country tn New Orleans -
Information returned 10 the Winchester Republican
win be thankfully sye ired
Winchester siay "a, 1885.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25

*The tomb Of Cecilia y
IA title given by Homes
trempte Of Fame.
sThe beginning Of the y
Book. |z & Z
H. Arma virumque cano:
Invocation Of Virgil to his Md1 s So
z The Vatican Library. 's' s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
q ASH IN Market.

SEE viii pay Casl, FOR any ruusbes 1t LIKELY
" NEGROES, (of both sexeSl from u TO Is years
Of age, F,clL i!asd. Also, Mechanics Of every de.
sr'iplion. App!, Ia
Il C sStnrd & Co Richmond. Va
J. " t,nniers & Go. Wsrrenton, Va.
George Kepieagt ;e Co Frelerickto..l. Nd
James r Purveis - Co. Baltimore
Thomas n. Jones, Eus,on Eastern Shore OF
Mary land
or 10 the subscribers "a, ter residence in Alexandra
Persons having likely servatsto dispose of, will do
wei to give us call. we, at all times, will pay
her priccsn Cash than any other purchaser who is
now or may hereafter cGme into market.
All communications prompt, attended to.
may7 If FRhNkiIN u AREFlELD'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
Charles RenGett

{EAS received and off rs for sale
IA few bales 81 % inch stout unblcacbed Co.tg.s
A. bleacbed COttons
90 aid 81 Cotton Sheetings
81 inch Cotton tlstaburgs
No 1, 3, iiempen hurisps
Rest Dorchester Bedcks; Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark biue and w. Is paten, ), wing rirfesi
Best dark blue and black super6ne SaAohy Cio,t
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, Al and Pins, first quality
Hemming's genuine first quality siver.eyed Nee,
dies; W. G. ditto. mar 25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
GeOige y. IL N.N

S now onenng 3 choice selection e F.2NC{ - .
Il SI3PLE GOODS, consisting ~ ,.rr n
Super ionon Cloths and c;s,t,ntrcs; mos urlI..r
wear; black III rugs am pnu!t dc go = y ,,e.ei aud
figured silk; white, pink blue ard b. t,,ii,s, pr,nt.
ed Illus igd cacoes; high! Fc nc .t icocs vary
handsome pslnted pnlmr.ite; itsl'su cr.pc. Cyprus
and Iris gauze; csmhric>; acSo1e 3; Ja,n an fur 4
Swiss and Book dn,u plaid nusiius. .,ighsU.-; roai
searsuckers; poneee,i hire and brown fittings;
stripes tor boys one case super sft dressed rsh H.
mems; super ioag lSums grren ant @'e h;cnd yciis;
figured and plain harFege ditto, ,iii- csh,nslr, l,lo
hdkfs Bishops lawn; white As: c.Tn y b. 4
shawsi beautiful assortment OF faBcy hth,5 4 -.
and iac-s Grecsnette; Bun's lace; Eo-kj-y ~ lkid.
glove; 'sFge sssornen q coto lCS,.rG; 49, ut.
u. rety superior; hags,L.sI'd s,a veto, ..
DC .nt,'ci eve 5ieF-., i.;S.,-. - glsa sip, pgS,
b!eaclcd; bac. l0d co'uss las .i,g, h'nr and s..R
t.a.e cnr-rs; coaIsd md white sa,'rp get.n EiseS
csubei lor bonnets; laust and OIL. F.D0as " o''s,
aS hisr brftS-riie and circs ssars; 4 'S. - -
foundations. yellow aud bio naUkrcn>; - r..
ncis; fancy tuck, se and u. combs, bar bI~h,s ID
great variety; tooth AID Eal ditto; hsa mas,
st crop; rnttine, Ter coscAinsker; rrgHps ard be
ve,teeni tickinss aud dn,Hescs g~neia.ly silk and
cotton umbrellas and psrssois; lcpntao's and wa!
ding; point blankets; cDarse lnea.; cotton bmrars;
low priced carp ting. very handson, four
, bonhetsi "ghorn hits boys eghorn hat mei's 81
pertine palm ditto
Cotton Ysrn. Candisw wick and Gu',On Bats constant
| iy un hand, al Baltimore pr,ces Attn mo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25

Ann pEANs news, 2IS5l
ESsO 81 do fac toolscap
81 do fac pot
II do blue, yellow and white letter
81 do super letter
u 10 No 2sNd 8 TO, from the msnufac,o
~ Of y. 81 AmL-. Springfield Mass,
FOE sax at maaufsctory prices by
may 20 &. MESSERSMlrH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
ntiGe.

.-es. Steamboat POTOMAC.
A>-~-,.> Joseph N",iu, master, be-
= ~ ,'g ii complete orL'r, will
h. i'd, j,e ~, rs.A-,, res'une 'u"ui"S L. Nor
+. "a ..t .trLuoad ir~s;'s u City us " wsninEtUn
g.. ...4 . ,aa.li.. q, + O'Clock. Z 81. kcturb,Us
su - on i1.csc.y nora'nS. snt Nottoik oi'
y SIS. - u.sn.ug ~ DC peH
Ig.e l., Nurr..S nc ,t'a, meals, ~
. tea 10 a,cLa,u,1. 30
-, tArii. Art us, Agets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
DStlpt paiu
DUFF GREEN.
SsMusA II. t.aemUur y Co.

S9NlUeA Is. IiAfWUNr . W.
O6sr for sale,
on Hhds Orleans, Porto Rico and st. Croix Sugars
on 5000 lbs Refined do
rs hhds 1rinidsd, Orleans & ST. CIoix Molas IL
i 900 bags Rio and Java Coi.e
90 80 Pepper
IS do Pimento
Gu boxes, half chests and chests Young Hyson,
Imperial aud Gunpow .er Tess
6300 bushels Liverpool, ground alum, Lisbon and
Turks island Salt
COO sacks Liverpool blown do
With their usual ass iim=n, Of Wines, Liquors, &c
.dlso.
800 boxes mould and Gipt Candles I of their own
20 900 lbs br wn and yellow Soap manufacture
ADr4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25

Window GAass.
on Boxes Window Glass; Northern manufacture,
UU from Xi0 to l2xls. at moderate prices
Marbles, in bags 1000 each
Looking Glass plates, Pipes in boxes
so dozen Class Knobs, will be sold low to close
set very rich cut Glassware. S45
With an assortment Liverpool Dining Sets. and eli
other goods in my line. Il. Ii. MILLER.
NAV 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
Toc freigNt
For Freight.
Notice.


.ea The steamer C0LUNB a.
4 +s~ Ia C,ptsi' isGes Michel ~.
- 10y ur ,.e hr~t O. s,.,~;J.-.
nExt leave bs.tur"e 'or- tn
G.t Of Cc'ouih,s~ :, /, w,'rs at-ya ! o'ci'ek T.
q .a! ,e,urui0.., Will iyayc Wa>hu ['on. .t ., and
l..a..ria :, ? o'cl *. An. on sansH &c B'iu
= MAJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
Opposition fOr Washington &

BALTIMORE.
BELrzHoovER g. Cos Blue
e@a-AL Line of Safety Coaches leave.
HffH their Coarh office. IL, " street,
-s.hANAbetweenK ,e street. and New on's
City HOTEL every morning La past o'ci ck, di
rect for Washington and Baltimore, Calling b, liar.
rlngtons and Morrs's Taverns Cor passengers Pas
sengers enter their and their seats at
either Of the above places Passengers wishing 10 20
to Baltimore al any other hour, will be- sent TO Wash
ington without any extra charge. These Coaches,
Horses and Drivers surpassed by none; and ra-
cling allowed. Passengers called for and put down
where requested. Every exer,ion . please.
Fare to Washington 10 IS
" to Baltimore 5 IS
G " BRUCE, Agent
s. Stage leaves the Office adjoining 90 .b,'s.
Washington, every afternoon At o'clock for ileAsn.
dra eEr lJ-if
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25

Teas, hoaf sugar, C"hee, &c
81 Chests and half chests Teas
x 10 boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
IL hhds Porto Rico and N .. Sugar
IS bags Laws and St. Domingo Coffee
bols Jamaica do
10 boxes Chocolate
90 hhds prime New Orleans Moiasses
5 casks new Rice
25 boxes best bunch Raisns
so drums pulled Figs
10 bags PImentO
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
8 boxes Plug do
so reans Wrapping Paper
20 reams Foolscsp DO
case assorted Fancy Soap
Is boxes yellow do
Is boxes mould and dipt Candles
Is coils white Cordage
Just received and for sale by
mar 7 kEfK flIHaoon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
kiu IGNIG

Tub AGco
sstGsivED this day, per Schooner Cyane, from
: hcamoad-
80 k>Cs manufactured i6's, warranted
We hare also ia More
aoxes AMI kcss pound plugs and twists. part
vvty superior
- do les. warranted
AHct ~aich.s Offered al low prices and liberal Gre
"0y GEO. JOHNSON y Co.
nav II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-25
TO let,
70 Rent
70 let.

do One.half of that commodious BRlcK m tTSLa
I.sopposte to Mr. Smiths Foundry app. "a
may 9 JOSIAHH. DAVIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

NoRroLx, June i.
=, MiLiTARY MovEMENr.-Company G, LIST Regiment
o Arniery under command Of NJ sjor Kirby embark
ea rom od Point yesterday morning. in the schrs Susan
D'ooks aud Commerce, Davis for Beaufort IN C 10 re
neve company H. Of the MT under cor, sna
Of Captain Griswold They will proc ed thronyh the c..
roe.-Beaeon. - --
treaty nth Ndpies.-The Globe in relation 10 a p,
New York paper, the subject of this Ire
says;-Ihe treaty negotiated by Mr. Nelson at NapIes
was not fully ratified there II has been ratified a. va
only by the American government, and Mr. Davxsc we
presume has been ordered TO proceed to Naples for the
purpose Of exchanging ratfcatons."
Melancholy Casuohy.-Jacob Bucher and Richard
JONES' TWO men who were residents OF this town were
sunday last They the eastern side of tho rivsr
anu Cook, Esqbeing on the opposite
size and wishing over Butcher and Jones offered In
ASSIST Mr. Wyetb, the proprietor of the upper ferry to ma
Vgae the BOAT across by means Of rope stretched from
opposite sides OF the river In returning the rome broke
anu The boat being borne down rapidly by the stream hev
threw the hooks attached each end the boat over The
rope at the lower ferry the boat reached IL tho
ooa mus tied btoadde 10 the violent current of the river
hied Immediately. Mr. Cook, mounting his horse the
a'tnui ANIMAL after swimming about hall mile down the
stream brought him safely TO lane. Wyeth made his es-
cape oy swnming-the two others were drowned They
eoh had famies.-We regret also to saw that negro
man. who generously pushed off in boat 10 extend aid
was drowned also in the attempt Winchester piren
University Of Pennsyipania.-The Rev. DR.. De Lam
ermned TO resign the situation he has for some 40
ably occupied Hon Richard Rush and Mr.. Pickering of
ass, and others have been spoken Of as his
Pennsyipanidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04
THE SAC AND FOX HOSTAGES.

We understand that report having been received from
Cen Clark the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs at St
Louis which he expresses the opinion that the Sac prison.
smay be restoredto their friends without affecting the
teress safety Of citizens, and that their release
would be peculiarly gratifying the friendly Chiefs and
Ke-okuk and his associates themselves having solicited
their discharge from confinement and pledged themselves
for their good conduct preparations have been made for
their return TO their homes.
We learn that they will be conducted through the prn.
cpsl cities, with view TO exhibit to them the extent Of
the population and Of the country its wealth,
and means oil Defence and TO impress them with convc.
on Of lis strength and power, which will be productive
lasting good consequences. They will probably leave
Fortress Monroe early in the next week, proceed fa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

but hsir contents Of great Importance Arrange
men were making, and money for the purpose
Of carrying on the against the Indians HON these
mercui successors OF Pzaro and Corez have avowe
10 be their determination not merely subdue but TO
terminate.
Inc weather had been remarkably hot and Saturday
the 10th was said TO be the hottest day ever known in
buenos Ayres The thermometer was at 81 egrees.-
quantity OF floating islands, from the Parsna, &c.
nave a'eiy maGe their appearance of Buenos Ayres,
oroaght thher by the prevailing notlerly winds is
said that snakes have often been found upon these floating
substances AT distance, they look like small vessels or
boats During the Brazilian war, an alarm was given
That the enemys boats were pulling TO the Inner Roads
they proved to be number Of those islands, which had
been driven towards the shore by strong easerIy wind
The government in consideration allie ed of va
ous niormaities in the trial of Captain Pinedo relative
to his conduct at the Falkland Islands has that he
be separated from the naval service and from
all employ Tor four mouths after hch he placed
upon the stan oil the permanent army
oNE WEEK LATER. -Since the fore going paragraphs
were IN type, we have received the " Argentine News
OF the 30th OF March, announcing that the expedition
against the Indians was commence, and that the
troops oil The different provinces in motion The cen
'rai DIVISION, under the command OF General Huidobo had
already gained important body Of Indians
who mediated another ncursion into Cordova were at
tackled by the troops Of that DIVISION who killed some of
'hen, and put the rest to flight General Quiroga is 10
command the troops OF the interior provinces.
The House OF Representatives OF the Province of Bue
nos Ayes have decided TO all civil to
the intennarriage Of Catholics aud Proestan The ses
sion OF that body closed OH Thursday 2sth of March-N
Y. Com. .ddp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04
BIGGER's
EXCHANGE NM LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA.


Draon Nos. for The New York Lottery, Extra, NO. is
SO IA 60 AZ 81 al 63 36 So Is.
BIGGER has recently sold and paid at sight Grand
Capitals of $50, 0OO-2 OF 2O,0OO-6 Of 10 600 &C. &c
And Capital Prizes than any other Vender in the u
States.
.'.Orders meet the most prompt attention, address
THOS. B. BIGGER,
June 4. f9-t1 Richmond, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Louis McLane Of Delaware to be Secretary of State,
in the place OF Edward Livingston appointed Minister
France.
William j. Duane Of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary oil
the Treasury, in the place Of Louis MeLane, appointed
Secretary Of State.
Edward Livingston, late of Lousna, TO be Envoy Ex-
tTaordinary and Minister Plenipoenary OF the u States
to The Court OF His Majesty. the King OF the French.
Thomas Pennant Barton Of Pennsylvania TO be Score
tary Of the Legation Of the United States at Paris.W
Globe
WAsHTNGToN, June 1.-The Honorable VIM J. Du.
ane, Secretary Of the Treasury, in this city, and has
entered upon the discharge OF the duties OF his Depart
ment - GLobs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04
tfrom the New York Courier & Enquirer of May o.
THE RACES

yesterday and since the great contest between Eclipse
ana He1y IN 1872 when the North arrayed against
e oo" 30 numerous an attendance has not been wit
messed we had IN measure suffered the delightful
amusement oil the turf TO fall into disrepue, although
thousands determined 10 attend upon this OCCASION they
orgo hat would be necessary 10 make early effort
Se' tie river. me consequence was, that at IL
Seoek when the hrs race came OIL there were
es AZ edch VI our ferries IMAM could have passed
III TWO nours course The greater part were compelled
W Ielu'i' many, however, succeededn getting convey
anees on me oher SHE, yet some thousands dsap
III vsiuhg ne course and partaking oil the sports OF
Jay we mention inns Tact TO Impress upon sport
ing readers The necessity OF their making arrangements to
o Ii'ei "' d" GARNER honr 'hah mas heretofore been
TIy,
SUI I QUAY consisted oil match hoses-the regular
w'uo purses Dehg Tor tuesday, Wednesday, and
mn III suey.
Ae mIs' was produce stake made in 1922 and which
o's''""y eo''ai"eu 'he io'io"ihg
sObsCHibERs'
7 r. ci froduce OF
. II WiItags' eogueue by Medley
2 r. d Th; oaiude oy Medley.
o. II; r. C9roin' Powancey by Medley.
o. ,sn.sso"s' homP oy Eclipse.
g w S;LI' 1eneue by Eclipse.
pnho,, S'oDn, meg Dods oy Mons Ionson.
T. rooert stevens Laila kookh by Eclipse.
Two OF te mares aied TO produce, and two of the colts
Withdraw leaving contest only three, wiz
Walter LiviDgsion's bright b. h. Niagara out Of Romp
by Eclipse.
William Gibbons dark b. H. Milo out of Meg Dods by
Mons. Tonson.
Robert Stevens bout of Lalla Rookh by Eclipse.
Niagara the iavore from the start, readily taken
against the field, and continued increase in favour un-
iii freely offered without takers They started
precisely at IL o'clock-one mile heats which was won in
gallant style by Niagara follows:
Niagara
Milo, 3 2
Name moi known) 3
Time of first heat, I'm. 56sec.
{" second heat, In 53sec.
Then a Sweep Stake Of s. 900 entrance-four
miles out Three horses originally entered withdrawn
paying $4,000 forfeit, making purse $4,000.
William r. Jobnson's Blue Bird out Of Coquette by
Medley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04


Then followed a match race between Cant SiocL,on,
grey colt Powhatan, and Mr. John C. Craigs bay coli
Cnares kembo, l mile heats, for $4,000. It was won
OF LIST heat l I'M. 4S sec A'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04
PORTUGAL

OPoRTo, April s.--To.day is that appointed for the ce-
LIBERATION OF the birthday Of Donna Maria H. and
attack was expected from the Mgueites upon the
sion, the troops under arms at daybreak Nothing
Of the kind has, however occurred, although appeared
that the enemy occupied during the pas. nigh, IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

From BUEEos AYREs.-By arrival we have re-
ceved Buenos Ayres papers Of the 10th Of March. The
proposed expedition against the Indians is the principle
iice OF intelligence Gen Estanisao Lopez, Governor Of
the province Santa Fe, has stated in letter General
Qroga that the ncursons of the Indians Of the North had
obliged him to be constantly the alert; but that he is
taking TO exermnate them perish in the
tempt Should he succeed in subdUng them he promises
to send part OF his troops the grand expedition against
the Indians OF the South, and in the time offers
forward 300 horses in good condition for the service Of that
expedition
The Directors Of the National Bank at Buenos Ayres
the 9Th OF March, made report the Stockholders
which they say that %" morally impossible that the Bani
proceed satisfy its exigencies and declare dyidend
with the small product which yielded by the business
carries on, with the fund Of million Of dollars which
now approXigiates to 800 000.-sN y. Ere. Post
Correspondence of The Journal of Commerce.
MARAcAIBo, May 4, 1888.
IL was Of high qualification to learn tina
the South Carolina question, which at time appeared
threatening had been adjusted in spirit Of mutual
ccsson proving that respect for the institutions OF hi
country s stronger in the breast Of the American than
other feeling.
Our present Venezuelan Congress have been employee
in way msnilesing very liberal spirit The Tobacco
monopoly has been aboshed the lilhes have been don
away wil-and the subjects Of religious liberty and civ
marriage have been seriously brought upon the tapis.
such spirit, II coonue cannot fail TO prove beneeia
! to the country
4 Adyees from this Republic have been received by III
Cameo, at New York TO the Esd Of March, six days late
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-06

by Mr.. PoiNDExrER's Resolution, being CO.
pies of all Military and Naval Orders issued
10 Commanders Of troops or armed vessels
on the Charleston station, &c. Some Of
them were read to sheu the general charac-
ter of the whole. They appeared to be in
general pacific, defensive, cautionary, and
discreet, indicating at the same time some
reason for apprehension Of violence being
attempted on the other side, &c. &c.-Ib.