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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
OisIxl AIRY.

Died. ofpnmonar, consumption On Snnla, n,fnin, the
Isl H~ al be Residence ct htr unro tut. o Frf,II OF
llfltN County, MI>s ftNrIE4NtE :. rotNlt IN the 2ui
la at Irr aud Youngest daughter TIM late Capt
ihom'S fa.nef. decd, ot tas~en county. Ne. Whrn
drah soii the aecd aud tufn may submit Without
ma,h ,ns fasfal, hu "hen he levels his
Young. tut. and mahr nn nut Of promise rs tn .cru
se ~ sun Inv cause ofdfep and lsIms sarraN. She
vas thdaled y tn ts at aiitcton and mudrz la.e
enc,c Of relatives aud hicd vim will long sepl, rple
hf 'otl' deat Nhr bue el prinn (which VS. long and
aneoWm"nh seserel win that ol torndc faef,
NJ" M one o hr aud She ea aud ell tho un
Portuu'r ol the parIonue 1--we ct dear Krdremer aud
sought thrush mthc pardon etber .us She lnn,r pro
h>son at fetlsnn, nnd associated herself with the Rup
ttt Church, s,NrHl wears ne,lous her anicun mud
a'2 ana 10y hi modest nha ahmg and reus lie. salts
tedoli VIM knr" her that she had peace with Gnd When
death oprna he'd her she WIS not alarmed, hut the
fuY, dcclr,a IL all mound lml she Nbne ana
Ia 60 She died perfectly IN her senses aud apparently p,r
~ The Dslnillc G,rort., will please copy.
-, Al Glakssijc, rcnng ssee, on the "alho't, GHAcr
MornlS MINI daosltcr OF NJ. VI. oudN. l.. ketr late ot
iAhchbulS, nd ria Yeats and eight months.
-, Al ms residence IN Campbell eonn,v.uo
Wednesday the inst, Mr. ions llugn,Hr, IN
The Sj,h ri his age. leaving Mud AID affection.
atr companion, several children aud numerous trla-
tinus AID hieudS to mnufa tG.ir loss. The too
common paeucc OF a talsome p'nceytlc upon The
mc'ls OF deceased Trends, Is not the object OF the
mtucr of thus feeble tubnte OF respect ihe memo
" Of departed worth. Il needs go splendid eulogt-
un, IN set iofh ms merits. To those who knew hun
words are VAIN 10 rottaN hls vntutt; Mhletp olhcs
even rGhgy eoald nolughlls dellncAte his worth. la
his death sorlety as been sufferer IN ordinary
degree wble the cucle Of hls family aHd friends las
been broken never to he repaired. lis character
through lite WIS generous aud compassionate; he
renewed the alictcd aud saeeeied The dtrrsssd As
il husband ana parent lac "as kud and atrcllonlle;
- master hrmanc, aud ~ ucIghbor klnd aud
obi gug. Ia lac IS 10 morti uuIh ~ eau stay
HE baud ot death. lie is gone, that be and gene
anus htatt beas mnte. l ms amialle aud good
" an -. no doabf, at rest Ia the ar"s oil cruz fed
tcdermrt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

o. The July No. OF Black woods Magazine
the organ Of the Tory parry ill Great Britain, ard
supposed 10 ,eIl"cl the opinions of SIR Robert Peel,
who is In be the Premier, contains an article. IN
which the 'aIlacy oihe grand denslun lhal the sup
ply Of Sugar for the British islands might he render
ed steady and more abundant by the substitution
n( fee for slave labor. and the hypocrisy which thcw
Enga land INTO a fltme OF amlabe but deuslve pas ION
ON the Ena cipation question, are fully eyposcd and
>cvet,I, saipzrd." The diminution in the produce
e West / d a tabor is shown TO have betn fully one
third, aud Tie p,,c, 10 The consumer IN Great Br-
tam fully on"-lhird higher
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E OWE rs, sc.
j. y. g'uryis s. Hslllfcl,
GROUND PLASTER.

WE have constantly for sale Ground Plaster.
w from the Lubee Mills, put up in strong
casks OF 500 lbs EACH "a Ibis each. These Mills
are situated at the eastern extremity Of the State of
Mnne, amidst the plaster quarries; and lhereore.
bnl the rery best quality is selected FOR grind
ing. We warrant the quality of all we sell
DAVENPORT " ALLEN,
Agents lorhe Manufacturers, Cdrystrect, Richmond
Ansusi TO- 81
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and 10000 + cTes,

madr up III several iracfs formerly owned by David
Ross, AMI VIII ell were conveyed by The same Dl, I'd
Ross's executor Il heuslo the Catanbd Iron Works
Co. On the FIST named ttact ANTHRACITE l.
coal Is ionnd IN great abundance wilhIn one mir
81 Tie Furf ace, aud IRON ORE within the same
C"tNenItut Instance. HE Improvements are vcrN
fine Ia addai to the Furnace and Other neces
M hull,lInps hmm hfn on Ihis Ilhrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

o. We learn from The Wing of Monday, that
Cnpt. Ihomas ii. Williamson. of Noilulk has bee II
appointed Instructor Of Tactics and Professor, OF
Draw eg in The Vagina Military Institute al LEX.
'ngton. lie has accepted the appointments, and
viii enter upon his duties forthwith. Capr. w. vi,
educated a W est@pallt, AID has bren for man,
NraIs engaged N lie various public works # tie
SAFE as an En- .ineer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

DREADFUL CALAMlrY.-The Steamboat
Enc was consumed by fac on Like Ere on the
9 h inst. IA shot lime al er she had le Buffalo foi
Chicago; and melancholy to relate, Of 200 ra,sen,
GERS IN board. mos Of whom we're foreign emgrants,
oul, abouf % or 50 were saved. The particular, 81
iii, melan,holy affair are IN type, bat crowded
ON
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IL e. 4; H. Ed SILK.

fENliE Subscribers, anxious 10 encourage the
L growliI Of Xix, would like to purchase few
hundred ptounds nicely reeltd: none other Is @auts
ted.
Persons having such FOR sale may find purchaser
by caltng on GEO. BAGBG 4 Co.
Jul, Is tsh
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!usttl---aSf 5,t,,,s1-th"
sss-s.s->ze - t. so

ARRIVED.
Ohio, Jameson; Pocahonias, Gram; JOSEF hiue,
Lily; Unron jerks; Champion, Puryen; j. G..
Eahrll, Loekfu; Farmer, Couch; Mohawk. Quuet;
John Randolph, Cumpacke,; Flying Lucy, Sta
l"t; IA a"La, SnrdakeI; Davy CIocketl, Doughty;
jack Downing, Iuckslep
CLEARED.
Aug. I4lh.-OM Dompion, pamphn, nolker.
Bral'; Enfelpu2". Nice fiji.
Aug. lGlh-Jos. Madison, Peters; Richmond
Eubauk.
Aug. 17Jh,-Jno. Randolph, Crumpeckcr; Far-
tont h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

The Sub Treasury dead'- We lcarn that on Sat
utday Last, Pr sdenl 7, lie, oppror,d OF The acl re-
pcaIng the Sub Treasury Should he now even
veto the Bh' X Bin, having lhus IN effect vetoed The
Sub Treasury ALTO, What will they hnk OF bin, mho
arc 50 "eddt 10 tie lattr n cosnte, and who, like
"Chdmccon" Calhoun, deem II "A 'g,eai question oi
Dclveranre aud LIberiy !" We merely ask 70, IN
formation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
70 TIE INIaEITANTS OF LYNCH
EaItG AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRY,

1--WE Subscriber, having constantly on hand, in
\ Petersburg aud Rich nond, large aud WILL
selected stuck tuearly thirty numbci) OF The
best EiaNO EOrtcs made III his country, and
ing nlspuscd 70 sell them upon the most iibHal
Terms ihat could possibly be asked by any one even
The mos SUSPECT MS, he bcgs leave to suggest 10
tie people OF Iynchburg aud adjacent counties
the importance Of giving HIM at lie tral, boioie
purchasing elsewhere; since there 10 posstbl "
OF their losing, and a strong pfobabiluy that they
would be gicdy The gamers IN Let, ii would be but
pos pouement II a positive purchase, for shOu
lime, oi any Instrument whatever, uuu they could
have an opportunity Of testing the quality OF those
winch a,e unsurpassed, If equa'led III Englaud or
Americl.--l have sold nearly three hun red of
these Pianos IN a few years, without selling bad
unc, aud hold myself bound 10 rake back
change any Instrument winch, percnance, III ght
prove drlrcuvc.
lloldin", rs have ever done, the opinion. that
the sale Of a SINGLE bad PIano, woud occaslnn such
a loss of conf ience, could not be afterwards re-
paired 10y the sale oil hundred good ones. il may
well be expected that shall be particular as 10 what
sort II Instruments send #.
My prices vasy, from 275 10 GOO dollars. | lave
sold naLy instruments already IN aud ar. ut LYNCH
bur, all OF which h We doue INC great rood bu 1
should be pleased to have them LIore ex en,iyeI,
uled +. Il. NASH.
Petersburg, Va, August II tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

~ We invite the attention tf Country Mer,
chants and others to The advertisement Il Mcssls.
F. B4us & Co. OF Richmond, who have recently
established an Are Hta@thrtory IN that city. from
the specimen ah IN have seen, we leel "'ri4al-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
Real Estate on the Canal.

WE Will SELL. On The ll,n. inst Two
W ACRES NJ GROUND. On the Canal nca,
Nj John Perclv,l. Ca lis ground there Is a very
valuable Roeh Qaauy. Tens liberal.
L. y. II, ancis.
August Ell
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pOs'sL'ONi.,II.NT.
Aug 10

The sale 81 the ABOVE Property IL postponed until
atuld, the olst NJ August.
PAYNE \ TURNER. Aoct's.
Anp. l6 ,ot\
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MARIE is.s,s,

A"gel Mr.EzGhtuL EAST. aged Il ,cars. IL Mrs
NARY TnonMAN, aged d years, all OF pns, wanna
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

o. A letter 10 tie CharIestnn Courier from
Florida states hat with The Ind ans who leccn /.
came IN III Fou Cummings, was luvel, White gnl,
about ID years u! ape Il is supposed she rahen
from some Of TIA, families murdered IN the northern
par Of the Territory. She has been with the Indians
aoout "A year. Sne became perfectly frantic when
her eyes Ct pKhl srqhl OF the first white lace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
UIII' PLASTER.
a Administrators Notice.

4 LII PERSONS Indebted to the estate Of VIM
~ l.. l. ncaster. deed, are erehy notified that,
unless they make speedy payment, the law will be
enforced against them nd,scriminatel y-and all
these having claims against said estate will please
report them 10 the undersigned, that provision may
be made for their early paymen-Those who shsi
Cnl TO report their debts, may lose their priority
of aim, as is my purpose TO close my admin,sa-
ton IL the most speedy maDner
II. HUNTINGTON. Serg't. C. l..
And admr. de bJnis Of N. l.. Lancaster, decd,
July - l"it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

o. Ii j. said that the nomination of Mr.. Everett
Minister To England viii not be confirmed in
consequence oI allegations of IboiiioniSm. he
i, IN the slightest degiee tainted with ihis aracism
he oughl II he promptly l. rcted-and we hope he
Will be. Our iupiesslon, however, Is that there
is foandtlnn Tor lhs impualon. We
sue lie always voted with HE Soulh Wide II
Congress and surely President TyIe, would uol
have dominated II m witbou, bong satisfied Of his
soundrcss on the sui lrc,.
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REs'gEs E'Fs. W..

Thi, is also hne p,,ntalIon, containing about
$40 @ctre, sAly.iltce of wbieh aIe low GloUnds Of
goGd qua,i y ih"ie are 81 cleared La ID, including
Io etound- 4boar 2j0 aud iir. portion o Ihc
wood land b, Il 81 rate Tohaeco Land.-'Phis Plan
lalon Is also well set in Clover, All the Plantations
are well watcIed.
The above dcs ,ibcd Plantations have been
worked for several years as Que PA lainn, and are
now under thai Arrangement. ANY person wishing a
fine Estate IN healthy te-on, viii possibly fluid IT
10 his interest 10 examine tins.
Teams Ol Saic.-OIH fourth Of the purchase
money wili he tqued ~ The ST sale-and Tor le
residue, credtl Of /, and years, teqnal install
t-,) will be civ n, the payments to be secured by
d. ed Of rust on he properly. Possession will be
gtel at the end III The present year, wIh TIE pivI-
lr.c Of sowing small grain al The usual period du
flng the comlp2 III II. 5. LANGnDkNE.
- 7 lac Rlchmond Wing aud Enqarer will
publ sh the above advertisement once week for two
months, aud send tllcr accounts 10 this oii,co for
coieclIon.
July Is isit
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C,sSsE .y'(ATfCE.
vMiwabic torn property for sMle.

7NIlE SUBSCKlB =. X, wishing 10 remove from
l. l.ynehburg, offers inr lie her residence on
Couu Hause hill. The house has six large well
flushed ROOMS with good out. kitchen and smoke
house, and very fine garden attached 10 1t. The
whole premises have recently been thoroughly re-
paired.
Also, two story whe house opposite Martins
Warehouse on fist street. There are SIX rooms IN
this house, each with fire place, aud there is
ext client garden, brck out knchen, and smoke
house. a large stable and well Il The finest water
belonging to it,. Ii desired considerable will be
gwen, as the money will not lie needed. Persons
desrous OF pure haslng are invited 10 call and
anime.
Mr. e. Phelps will give any Information uessessa-
ry
Also, n $ leudid. new Piano Forte. OF the hiest
sly lie and fashion. ELIZABETH S. CABELL.
Arg. Is II
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a Tract oft20O Acres,

on which the sand FURNAt + aud many other val
liable Improvements ale suualcd; and coulter trdct
| outa ming between
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

THIS E-tale Is situated Immediately opposite the
lowct end o. Tie town Of Lynebbnrg. aud nnl mnie
HAN one mite distant. 1t contains u,lc n1re than
SEQ acres; so Of vi ch are cle1lrd, 80 acres Of
,ine bottom land all The Gle ned baud Is well set IN
clover, except bout 80 acres, and IN high STATE OF
L llIlLL rLLNLl III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

Nor Paper in Riima"i.-Nessrs. Robert NJ.
Saunders AID ii. NJ II IVES propose IL establish, IN
Richmond, new Wing paper, to be called the M
uona Shield" Il is To be published twice week
except during the sessions the Legislature whe u
1t is 10 be issuej lr-we'kly, at So per aunum. The
Redmond Wing speaks u h,gh terms OF the pub
I,h''s-fhe Compiler says: Mr.. S uhde,swho will
'"he he Editorial coatto possesses So rlt aud
pacliy that will make hm an efficient advocate of
the cause he esP'uscs. MI ticnes is deserving
man and competent printer, aud Will conduct with
NH the mechanical pant Of the business. We
doubt not lhcy will n.ahc iue paper, worthy Of
public support We shall publish the prosp, ctus
~ our UeXl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

MFRS. SARAH WAITS family hay ng been
w tCslot,d II health sic proposes iesuming
the duties OF her = & III q - l., On the 18Th
Of Sep embrr-promisng that no cil,r will be spa,ei
on hei pat Ton the advancement ui those children
tomnltlcd 10 hri catP. bnc all piils " III
b. taken into llet family "a boaiders. Terms for
tuition SlO per sessiI n OF five months.
An msl - Wv
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a,Oi.I.sNG,s GltEEtl.

This estate regarded by The best ng es Of Prop
eft, to be Iniesior 10 none n James K yer. Il
lalns $50 acies, = OF winch a,e Low Gtoands add
dGG high Land; II the l"ter - in woods except -.
b1ul 50 acres most Of the unclrarcd Land Is fine
'nhalln lnnd
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o. We suppose, fom rlaln indlcatops, hat
the Nodisont&n, aud not lie iaehReocer, is the
"otI IL 81 f'csdenr I,Iet. Here is anoher 're-
mmAable co,ncucncc." The lmprati,eabIrs aud
the Conservatives elise ALI, Who could
have fote'oli this 'hrre years ago, Wien lulle
squad sal in corner Of HE Capiol IN Richmond
under the command III Gio>ler, making fIoas
s>anlls upon Caste IIltl Where are l,Ju now .
Gen. B1yls
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IAuUs ,s.yE, LAND rOU .AIU.
U'EgFYE EOYy.EGE.

1--WE subscriber WISHES 10 SILL la, Read E1ate
L iurhe county OF Aml4elst 1t conslssol lhlee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

~ = WILL SELL, on : iutlay the alst inst
W IN front 81 the Market House,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01
CRIMES, CASUALTIES, &c.

.a,son = Kendr;ck Trov was commi,te1 IN mil
= ~. .Lo ,e,, ~, ., .;, ~, ,.;a, :.
u" ''''S 'i'"se u" VIC '0'" W. " '"".' VI. '''a' vi
charge OF having burnt the barn OF Mr. Israel =.
Jackson, Of Monroe, in this county. The barn
was burnt en- the night Of the 18th ut. with all
i,s con,en,s and seven heal of cattle. I.oss 5000
Ito insurance.
The womns, said by Rochester paper TO be
charged with three murders, was Mrs. Durfee,
wife OF the man killed at Schlosser, when the
c.rol;os ,vos b,rr, ,r,ho o,orno ,,as ,,,d. h
''''''o y
her own daush'er; Out lie impression seens now
TO he that the mother is mol guilty of murder, and
that the daughter is guilty of rasehood.
D.oaJr,, 1..;l,,t ror,,, Iodv -, p.,or--
t,,r,,,, ~ ill., o,,,,,, ,.l,Ia r1;nT " oh,rch n
'osv ,.;,,, s"ayy, Giles an rUos,an ins
,,.a ,,'9, n,', H. I,L o,oirs, 80 ca,no'
I'D ;n,red 90 snvcr,Iy ,he, clio died Soon aG,or
The tonpue of the sleigh dropped from the neck
woke willie descending hill. and the sleigh was
overturned. throwing the Young lady against the
sl,arn point of one of the rails of the fence. by
which she was completely trans6xed it having
entered her body on one side and passed through
the other.-T,rou Uhig.
a,,;An, W. Ioor, TIM, or;,ds,one brrs,
Ill. ~ a,;e -, ',a Sc,,,ha ,"orLs nc tIaio
WIZ. Ip,'i w. in MiI.,I.h,ry on Tho I3,
inc, One a aar, of,ho stone was ihrown ,hrongh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01
MR.. PICKENS' REPORT.

We have placed this document upon our first
page, together with brief account of the debate
which it occasioned in the House, Tie documen.
is said to be War Report. A great error, we
think, if we must give character TO the report
consonant with the intentions of its author and
supporters. 1t is clear to us, that it was made for
a party report. The design of ii seems TO be- to
curry favor with those who are disposed for war,
and to embarrass the new administration, if posi-
BILE hut at the same lime not one probably OF the
committee or the party which supported it, is in
favor of a war. Pickens wants no war with the
nation that buys the cotton OF his constituents he
knows it would PROSTATE South Carolina instant
ly. The iocofocos want no war for they know
that it would rally the American people, rs one
man, TO support the administration Of Gen. Harri-
son. They hope, indeed, to gain credit by SO
patriotic a report; but we tell our readers with all
confidence, that these patriotic gentlemen don't
want fght-no, not for forty steamers burnt, nor
! for hecatonbs of victims to British cruelty. If
they do-why has their patriotism slept SO sound
ly and SO long, when they had power in their own
hands But it is supposed by some, that this report
will have tendency to produce war, by exciting
The wrath OF Great Britain. II may be so. The
report audes to matters which have nothing TO
do with the Caroline affair; matters, too, which
are worthy OF serious notice at the proper time &
in the proper place; but their unnecessary intro
duction here is calculated 10 give occasion for Of
fence. We think, however, that the effect of the
report, for good or for evil, depends entirely upon
the temper and intentions of John Bull. lfEng-
land is bent upon war-war will come, and
come ere long. This report may hasten the
time; aud may thus occasion the loss Of many
lives and millions of property, for the want oil
means of defence which more time would per
= nit. On the other hand, if England is disposed
TO peace, we hope that even this report will adj.
monish that government to hasten to an amcable
settlement OF difficulties ere the popular feeling
in both countries becomes too fierce to endure
peace,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01

The nauat force Of Great Britain. AT this time,
when conflict between John Bull aud Brother
Jonathan appears TO be possible ere long, the ma
val force of Tie two nations is matter Of inter
est. Tho U. s. Navy consists of Sc vessels all
told al only Of available vessels. To this we
may add at least four hundred steamboats, which
may, ut short notice, be fitted for the defence oil
our harbors, but which are not of sufficient
strength for any operations at sea. On the other
hand, Great Britain has 60 Oar steamers, and GOO
commercial steam vessels, all built SO as TO he
suitable for ocean navigation at one weeks no
lice she has in addition about 200 war vessels
not steamers A proposition is now started, and
urged upon our government, to employ steamers
to convey the mails to England and France; the
design being to convert the proposed steamers ia
10 war vessels in case OF necessity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01
AFFAIRS OF THE STATES.

Pigimid.-1he locooco Senate has at length
been driven to GO into the election OF the U. States
Senator in place Of Mr., Roane, whose term ex-
pires on the 81 of March inst. The election is to
he made on that day.
NEw-JERsEY. Hon. Jncob W. Miller, whg
has been elected U. 8. Senator for six years from
the 81 of March instant, in the place of Hon. Gar
ra, D. Wall, Iocofoco.
UNITED STATES STANDARDIZATION
OF THE HON. RUFUS CHOATE.
We have great satisfaction in announcing to our
readers The election by the Legislature yesterday,
Of the Hon. Rufus Choale to The Senate of the
United States, in place of the Hon. Daniel Web
ster, gned.-Bosion Alias, gath
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01
FOREIGN ws.
NEWS FROM CHINA CONFIRMED.

NEWo rhOm wilma CONf lhMED.
TIE steamer Brittunia arrived at Boston OF
Monday eve last, in II 1-2 days from Liverpool,
and brings London papers TO the Sd of Feb
The news from China 10 substantially confirm
ed the news of the settlement of the troubles in
Egypt fully confirmed. The queen in her speech
on the opening Of Parliament said, that the "plen-
poien,ares were by the last accounts in negoiio-
ton with the government of China;' and tho
English papers treat the matter rs settled.
An American named Scott, who has been max
ing Sam Patch leaps in London, undertook to
initiate an execution on the LIST ut by hanging
apparently himself. He performed the feat smelly
twice, but at the third attempt he fixed the rope
too low on his neck and actually hung himself
A British steamer was recently wrecked near
the Sicily Islands, between London and Dublin,
and all on board, from sixty TO seventy persisted,
except one man, lady, and two stewnrdesses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01
WAsnINGreN, February 16.

n
An interesting case is before tina Supreme
Court involving most important consequences
and some millions of dollars in property. The
ph oflhe question at issue is whether the sale OF
slaves imported into the State of Mississippi is
valid. The Constitution of Mississippi prohibits
the importation for purposes of merchandise, and
the question is whether the sale is vtated.
MIR. Walker, one of the Senators iom Mississ-
ippi, opened the case in favor of the sale. Mr.,
Jones replies to-day. Mr.. Clay of Ky. will re-
Join TO- morrow, and the argument will be conclu-
ded by MIR. Webster, of Mass.
| The Court room has been crowded to-day, and
the case excites great interest.
The Amisted case was set apart for to-day, bu
| he case under consideration took precedence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01

FLORIDA, Feb. l0.-The mercury in the Their
mometer OF our hopes is still rising, and now
have the pleasure Of stating that the band OF Cats
ah Tusienuggee (Tiger WARRIOR has faithfully
come in and gone 10 Tampa This is the party
surprise by Col. Riley; it numbers ~. AS I'M
Harvey in the everglades, think from the efforts
OF such brave and energetic spirits we have much
to hone besides, they seem 10 have adopted tho
proper mode OF fighting the Indians. You will
probably hear Of their operations via ST. Angus
iine soon.- Savannah Republican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01

Bank Of Montpelier, lnew) At meeting of
the directors, Thomas Reed has been appointed
President. II will be seen from an advertisement
in this days paper that an assessment ofthe stock
is made payable on the 18th Of April, preparatory
10 putting the bank into operation.