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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
JOurneymen Potters Wanted.

TWO journeymen stone ware potters
Il that are good workmen on the wheel
will meet with constant employment, and
the highest wages; by applying TO the
Subscriber. Those disposed TO come will
Immediately inform me by letter OF other
JOHN SWAMI.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
To Wood Merchants.

feb 25.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
EXTRAORDINARY GROWTH.

We are eredbly informed, that MIR. VIM.
Worden, nf Russia, during the last season,
has raised in his garden double Onion,
Weighing tico PonnaS 0ud seren ounces
We question whether
TIM .i'tids, q u etherffeid! ofyore,
Jha' many ppHgeGj Oaata burt
can show Yankee product of the kind,
superior tn this.
As our vicinity is Justly famed for gigan-
tic productions in the vegetable, SO we are
fayoured with some scattering spe, linens
OF the great, in the animal world. For IN
stanee--there is an acquaintance Of ours,
Mr.. JACOB lIovEr, now living in Open
helm. Montgo,nery comhy,j IA tew miles
from this place, whose .iimsiisiou, Are as
foilo"s--heisht, ; tect 10 inches, .ircuni-
terence If his Indy. 3 feet s / = inches Of
his thigh, thee feet Ia ,aciies aud his
arm, foot ; Il inches. Mr.. f,oyey, il
aust he "wse,i, was native of NORWICH,
SoInsasut lls lni, couctry LAS sven
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
EAucatiun.

THNiE mbseriber hkes mis- method Of injor1s
i ing h" namtrom Jrieads and lie pabjsr.
mat he intends 10 oondad n BOqrding school ne
'smmng yfar, N he upper end Of Btriinghain
conWy about 20 mil" J,om The e0priaona, 10
or IL south from Bent Crcsk, on James rtpef,
GHd 23 beiom iynchLUrg.
Tie assures Nm" j,ayents aod glsardioas lghD
may enirna hor cbiidren 10 bis care, tAnt.ererY
necessary attention snail he paid 10 their .iudiss.
he0M and moral rondurt
WI be taught, hc Grefk, Latin md Eagiisv.
languages, grammaiioqUy geogr4pby, maist-
MATES, 4r- Ierms. Tuition, for ten months.
$50 BOARD and tuition, he bhtdtnt Gadinp
ms o".n bed, bidding, pudeaadiss, Sloo Boord,
including bedding, y 10. Payabie @mi.aaHv.
qhy. the WhP0i IL 10 comDfcsies on Mondoy,
fcbrnMy I'D, ls22. Lsfftn 10 The mbnribcr
do@Id W d1ecfed 10 .N,wark, Ipttisa, until thu
Isl of Aorsmbes, and after thai 10 Buekinghaau
CoWmonicntions 10 My0r A. T.. chriaian,
Jno. NJ Halter or H. a. Ghr,iian, Esquires,
Oqi1He, BtekmghGm, eW BIZ dniy niifnded to-
EDWARD CANNON
Nor. !. IL ,e;,p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

tradesrtaan be runei 1al "a 70 tae fout
How t'errely did brush by the beaux IL
my return. with thr dclightfl,l tho'i that |
should soon have il In ns power 10 Gu,
them NIL out. How many arc the atl,anta.
tages oil a new caat new pair of trow-
scrs ratiser serves 10 contrast the uldness oi
the upper garment with lis own novelty /.
but coal d,lllscs us splrndos through the
whole II brlghtens a wlthered pair nj pan
falcons, and re,l,itcs faded aaisteoai /; il
illuminates Il worn ont beaver, and even
gives respectable appearance In an anti
quated par oh CATERS. A man m new
coal holda his bead erect,his chest forward,
he shakes Tim pavement with his Gathering
heels; h. laoAs dedauce tn every man, aud
love to every woman he oyertnrns liulr
hays, and abuses hackney -coachmen il
he enter tavern, he calls Justify for his
drink, and knocks the waiter down il he
does noi bring II soon enough But paan
IN an old coal hangs his head, fnmbles IN
his monesless pockets, and Nnmbles at
every third step; he is scorned by the men,
and unnoiiced by the women he is lccrc,l
at by children, aud hustled by jarueys al
tavern, he onters the parlnr with sheep
ish face, knowing his right To BIZ there, hut
fearing il may be dispued-ihe waiter
singers and the landlord bnlies him.
Such then Is the difference which the out
ward man makes.
FL fhnbti, jail sans Plus, IL maitre dl, rhlei.'
" H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
Valuable Real Estate

= vi ofI1gfss
NNIE subscriber wishes to sell the,
TRACT OF LhNDon which he resides
containing by Il late survey o37 nsres
This traet lies within one mile of Lynch =
burg, on the Poplar Forest rad, md IL wslD
ndag'ted 10 tho culture Of slI descriptions %
grna. About pnc hplf Of which Is clenred.
and partly In cultivation, the balance Of tha
tract Is heavily timlrrcd, aud inst raie 1obpc,
co land II is we'll calculated 10 be divided
Into lotsGf z 10 300 acres, TO suit purchasers,
lying on both sides OF Black v alter aud lv1
Greeks, on which streams there nre seyertj
eligible mill sites, With sufficient water foi
the erection OF manufacturing nills, Ihey .
Is nlso On II mn excellent quarry Of soap Stone =,
aud very valuable MINERAL Spring.
Ih, improvements ARE n comfortable iw a 20
hing house, With other convenient out house
10 which Is attached an extensive orchard ~
the best selected fruit, which together with IL,
convenience 10 market rendnr II The ms,sr
desirable lract Of Land offered for sals ia u II
section OF the country.
Persons Who wish to purchase lpnd,, ars.
invited rnll and examine for themselves, "a
The subscriber L. DESTROYS W seli-in bargain
nny be hnd--a liberal credit will be given -
FOR terms, apply To the ",hscfibsf on The pre-
mpos EDMUND 1iAIE
November |. Nam IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
From The Santa Fee Erpedition,

st. LOUIS, Sept. 24.--Ahout three
months since, number nj persons, princl-
pally oil this county, forming two parties,
one under the direction of Col. Cooper,
and the other of Captain Beckncil, left here
for Santa Fec. upon a trading expedition,
The former patty preceded that ol the lat
ter, several days, aud we regret To learn,
by the following extract of Il letter from a
gentleman of responsibility, at Fort Usage,
t" his friend in this pia,-', that ii ha, met
with Il serious dlsaster:--
"FoRT OsAGE, Aug. cot is reported
that Col. Cooper's party were robbed by
the Indians, and left in a starving condition,
The news came here By General Atkinson,
from the Council Bluffs. MIR. lnmrlI, OF
the Missouri Fur Company, who had been
out with party, brought the information
to the Blelis. The party of Col Cooper
had SEM 10 Mr.. lmflcll for relief, who was
not III a situation to afford them apy-and
they mast either nave arrived ut Santa
Fee before this or pcrishcd. The presump-
ton IS, that if they were not deprived OF
their guns and ammunition, they could be
able 10 live consequently their being left,
as the report says, in starving condition,
implies t.st they We're robbed of tile means
OF procuring the necessary food.
am inclined exclusive of the reports
coming from so Correct IA source) 10 believe
that il is true, AS Mr. Glenn, who came in
from Santa Fee some weeks ago, stated
that he met Col Cooper's party al the
Big Bend OF the Arkansas, aud he had no
doubt but that they would fall in with Sc
vcral war parties of Indians in few days,
VINO wo,dd rob aud probably xii them, as
he had been stopped by the SAINT party Of
Indians, aud with dihcuI Y get clear of
them, and had he not have had an inter
prefer, would doubtless have shared SIM
liar t.ae. Cooper being without an inter-
prefer, will render his travelling through
the country extremely dangerous.
Z" ! mention this il ordcr that YOU may
let thrlr friends know the source from
whence the news came, and will vonch .hat
what have stated is correct las it was told
me by General Akin on in every essen-
lial particular"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
Yhe following Slaves.

Sam, Nancy, Dovy, Patty, Sarah, sil,y, Fey.
ton, Joshua, Dick, Manuel, Harriet, Nancy the
younger, and Sarah the younger also, one
shot gun, one on Wagon, one horse cart, five
head oi horses, ,hroc yoke N oxen, eleven
cow and calves, twenty nine head Of hogs,
ih''ty Tour head ut sheep, snndry valuable
hon'ohold furniture, Kitchen furniture, plnn-
tatinn utensils, &c ~ specified ia sud deeds.
I"rms-A portion OF the uhoye property
will be sold Tor cnsh 10 meet the pnrro-
SEES OF said decds---the balance will De sold
IN credit Of twelve months, from ihs dny Vt
sale, the purchaser giving bond and good sfcu-
riiy.--Suoh tito only as IL vested In me will
he convened VIM. NJ. IuVEs, Trustee.
November l. wtds El
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

SsTOiES, from the subscriber 90 Tues
~ day night, The 18th OF this present instant,
negro man by the psme OF NED, about for
ty years old. he Is about FIVE feet eight or ten
lnclms high, stout made sud very dirk con-
plcNion, nnd has very " itc teeth, and appaI-
Guilty nipn In his lett knee, ocoa soprd by cut,
Tho suhserihrr II oous nced that hs nas tukan
FLY n certain Nyntt 6, Clements, WHO ppda
his cIopement from this ncgt bolhood on the
sumo evening, GloWeuta fsp snnll spare lpade
man, about iweniy-threc ortVcuty four ypprs
old, little or no brerd, dark skin hlck AYE,
mud black hair, stbop shouliprct aud has ave-
~ bad countenanas~-h on n blue Virginia
cloth mihed ron, and blue panialoons, aud
from the best information ! epn gri, ihey pre
aiming fot the Ohio statr,--l @ll give u re-
ward pi ten dollars for the apprehension oil iLe
said nesro, md twenty for Clemcnis, provided
he is tskcp With the said uegro. Information
given Ia tho subscriber liyufln bedford epyt.-
~, neur the nopth al Zig river on stounien.
KCIaliu GOAD
November I. lts Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
SkEIClI, No. !.

~-----~iiis iare had lost the bloom
or reckless childhood, aud hi, eye liz bright
There was All earnest fXedness of gnse,
Dcnotlng thu The heart beneath hnd lost
lts hnoyahcy and Its fantastic dreams
Had place 10 peaceful tiiaughtIulness.
The sprightly gar, tue laughing lip, wese
ehangd
10 calm nnd sober Seriou,ngsa pf misn.
Slonds hung above his youtli-iorsnken hope,
Bereared nilection--and tn. broken chain
ct ardent teeing--Dnd the blighlrd bud
OF young enjoyment, like the sombre phil,
Tang DER hi heart and all beneath was DARK .
Dark n,thc deep md midnight loneliness
That reisns within the vault' Il ,epnlchrel
And now no more his fancy rrvnH'd on
The. morning cloud, that spreads its golden
lllnge
Along the east, aud bTghtcn- in the sun;
Nor on the sirein bushes of the rose,
OPP ming her bosom 10 the southern gale,
Nor on the varied colors Of the bow
Which bends lis blue aud crimson arch in
heaven.
Mo- hut When tempestS vcS' 1.-The brow of night
And the dark snGrl Of the storm went forth
Upon hi. vi lid and dcsolH,ing march,
lhen glow Il his spirit with strange ecstacy,
And held high converse with the elements
Aud often would hc cutI the cypress bough,
Win the sad lenvrs oi the sepDlehrnl sew,
hndrodnd hstrmrlcs bind the joyless wreath
How diit'reni from the gny nrd loral crown
Which bloom'd upon his brow in earlier days
There was an mir Of stern and proud endurance,
As his spirit, though il ccaS'd 10 Sfrire
With its harsh destiny, hud Iearu'd 10 bsdy
As il II scsrnd to raise the sad lament,
And, broken. hearted, vail DER its misfortune
Aud spurn'1 the false and holloW sympathy
OF hu'nah kind hut chose the nobi,r part
To wrealIe lth 10 ugony In silence.
FLoRIO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

NOTICE is hereby given to NIL persons
~ having any Just claims against the es-
tat" of Richard hcnctt decd late of Bed
FORD County,to bring them forward to me ao-
thcnticated according to law, that arrange
ments may be made To pay them, or this
notice viii be pleedcd in bar against them,
as am DESTROYS to close the business OF
said estate.
LITTLE RERY LEFTWlCH, Admr.
Of Richard Denett, deed.
November | 20 IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
4 y court held for Amherst county the

4 y court held for Amherst county Tho
1 2ld day of pclobcr, ih22.
Merit NJ White and Judith bis wife, hio Ju-
dilh Tlnsley, Thongs Clements and Rosnnna
his vile, late kosqnm Iinley, ftaimils,
Against
George VI. linsry, Alexander Iinsley, An
dcrson 1insley, Watt " Bailey, mud Dolly
his WIFE who was lately Dolly 1insley, Bnn-
hester Insley and John Hutchinson mud Lu-
cinda his wife, Defendants.
~ CIi.4NCERp.
On hearing bill and the answer of the
defendants, George NJ. Tinslcy, AIexnudrr
IlHstry and John IIutcheson aud Lncindp his
wife, and IL appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court thai the defendants Anderson 1insFcy
Watt w Bnily md Dolly his wife do moi re.
side wllbin the limits Of this commonwealth :
Whrrrnpon, II is dccreed aud ordered that IN
less the said absent defendants DO appear here
on or before The Isl day Of january court nest,
and enter their appearance aud rive security
according 10 the act OF assembly aud the rules
OF this court, the plaintiff bill shall be taken
as confessed mud the ntttcr thereof derrced
accordingly, md II l. further decreed and hr-
dcred, thnt copy Of His order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published IN the
town oi Lynchbnrg fpribc spnee ofiwo months
successfully and that another copy thereof be
posted NJ fhf front door If the nr-houss of
This county ON two several conr dnys RETURNS
bic TO the first day oi Jannry court neat.
Copy--Testc.
l3 A. u. DAVIES, q. 4. G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
Trust SHE.

Wy virtue nj two deeds of trust exarutcd
D by Chniles e. Cuhbs 10 the subscriber
one bearing dnte ihe27th day OF August ls2 |
The Other hearing date the Goth dry OF Alny
1872 both duly recnadod Ia the bedford vlerk'
aiIirr, aud for the purppscs thcrpin nnnn'd,
shall, on the I'D day of November tis22)
II fair, iinot ,ha nest fair day, at the house Of
said tohbs in Bedford county, ploceed,p sell
In InL LInD...I LitlllI... I.l.lI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
COMMuGIC ATID,


DlEb-AOn the mnrning of the Iath inst af-
ter n long and severe Illness, MIR. WATT
GUTHRIE, son of William Guthrie, of Am.
hrrst. Ilg drceased was u Young mnn of pro-
missing abilities, aud bnde fair 10 make use
tul and highly respectable citizen Modest
retiring aud nnassuning, in conversation he
was nthlblr serious, but not snd cheerful,
but moi subject to Ic,ity. Oh that like him,
UHh0W Ing ring grcaH,
mnyHr u,tcOmt Wpm ferftrf;
''.hgbodg uh my chdrSe iog dorm,
" Ind ce0se AT OHct 10 tg0rk and Hrc = s
ON Thursday the 18th nit. after n
long and severe illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH
OGLESBY, cousnrt of Jacob Oglesby, of
this county, and formerly Of Lynchburg,
Va. in the .3Jtt year of her age, leaving "A
husband aud SIX children 70 lament the loss
of an altcctionatr wife, a tender parent, and
n freud To NIL manhind--yct whilst we la
mrnt the loss which her ianiLy aud ac-
quaintances have sustained, there is still
q consolation left, ryen in Authorization
the uniform, christinn-likc conduct, and ex-
rmpiary pIciy bf AIRS. o. no doubt can
arise Of her new being an inhabitant of
heaven, and PLAYED on seat at The right
hand nf God Tor her last moments were
spent in II, IN praises and singing glory to
her heavenly ETHER.
L0uiSrIle nv .7dp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
GOOD NEWS.

NFw-YosK, October Is.--By the srhr.
Neptune, that arrived yesterday in 10 days
from Havana, we have received accounts
to the 18th inst. which state iha, The brig
of war Hyena, schr. Diana, six gun heats,
and several transports, wnh 300 troops on
board, were about TO sail 10 destroy the ri.
ratleal establishments at Cape Romano aud
Cape San Antouia. A detachment of CA
Salry was 10 SO by land for The same pur-
pose. The Spanish authorities, and Nil the
merchants at Havana, had heartily engaged
in the ENTERPRISE and were determined TO
break up the nest of sea robbers that infest
the coast, and seek shelter in the bays and
creeks of that island
The United States ship Peacock had Ia
ken FIVE plratcal vessels, three vi which she
burnt; one had arrived AT Havana, and the
other had not been heard of. Twenty -fyc
OF the crews were made prisoners, the rcst
escaped To the shore, and tvok To the
woods.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
Seth Ward, Js.

HETURNS his thanks % bis friends and
- the public IN general, Tor he ILLEGAL pat
rounge they have extended 10 him, and lakes
this method OF Informing them thni he ms re-.
Gently removed 10 Lynchburg, aud now occu-
pies n Shop neat door 10 .Mssfs. .1mmon Ham
coef & n where he will be prepared 10 cur
~ on the
Sad'iling and Harness Making
Business. on the most liberpl terms, ond where
he sol'chs continuance OF their pairpngr.
Octohcr92 ara
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
liehest bidder, NJ public auction,
WV Yract " l.nnA.

On which snid Cohls resides, containing 100
acres, more or hess, adjoining the lnnds Of
M"''rs. John North, Benz. Robinson aud " ad
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
COMMIINIAAIEn.

coMsrsIAATEn.
MARRIED-0n the evening of the Eth
ult. by the Rev. Geo. w Charlton. Mr. VIII
LIS REi NoLDSto the inter- st'ne Mis-. ME
DAWSON, daughter of the iiey, Levi. Daw-
sou, all ofiAmherst county.
--------, on Thursday evening, the Eth
MT hy the Rev, Samuel Phillips, CHARLES
WHITLEY, Esq TO Miss ANNl &, youngest
dohght"r of Capt. Anderson Thompson, oil of
RrGlnr1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
Valuable Tract VI AanA,

conveyed Ia said billiard by Rev Ias Turner I;
and being ,be plnce OF which said Turner for
merry rcsided, four miles above Liberty, Bed
ford eourt.house, and within one mile of the
great western road, Containing bv late sur.
Ncy, four hundred aud I've ncres. The i'm
provements arr a ootpmodious dwelling house,
thirty feet squire, with eight rooms, fur he
low and four above stairs, thrive chimneys and
five fire phees, together with all other houses
necessary for the arconm ddnton Of large
family about hall the lun, IL in woods md
well t,mbered, the greatest proportion good
tobacco lnnd, and pnrt FIRST rnir, the balance
Is we'll adapted 10 the cutur, OF AL kinds of
grain, the p1ntalion IL In pretty eosd repair
aud sufficiently fresh for raising crops oferan
There Is on this tract an orchard OF nbout four
hnndred nipple trees that scarcely ever lp
hruring, aud perhaps NJ we'll selected ~ any
~ the state The land Is we'll wuiefed by tue
principal headbranchc, of Little Otter, passing
through II, IN the vicinity o(two or three mills,
nnd ~ II healthy neighborhood IL is but seldum
places possessing such advantages are Iylt IN
mnykei for easl, pnd n ereut bargtin inny be
expected, those wishing 10 PURCHASE are solir.
ted TO avnl themsolves ol tm.npponnuity and
view the lnnd prey ion, Ia tie dny Of ylc,
which will eeflainly tnkc plnranaless preYcn-
ted by something ennvoidahl. The tnle
vested IN Us n trustees (which islclicvsd to he
ln9i'Pulnble) Will be conveyed 10 the purrha-
ser aud none other.
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGiN, !
THOMAS l., LEFrWiCn, f""'e''
November J, Htds ID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
4 n county, Containing about 4io arres ,beine
the snlne land ON which Reuben Pepdlcton far
merly resided, lying in miles Of Lynchhure
immediately on James river, n sonsi,lrable
proportion OF which is good tobacco land AMI
inely 'imbered. Acknowledgment deem.
ed'nnnecessary, rs il is supposed those wishing
10 purchase will first visw the land Fthe ~
move land Is not sold privately, il win be offer
sd IN Saturday the I4th of pecenber, ~ tie
highest bidder, an credit Of 6, ~ and "a
months, the purchaser giving bonds with coed
oc1ity and deed Of trust on the land 10 I'd.
'ure the rayIHent. Those who. wish 10 pu,-
base viii apply to sSnuel Garlan nd Of tynrn-
3nrs, ar the subacsibtr Lying agar EeN ,gsa.
'ow ), s: e. EeLEr0N
HoVemsN |. WILD lS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

him residence 50 long, that we believe her
entitled 10 the credit of bringing him to his
present goodly bulk. He is abou, 30 years
OF ase enjoys good health, ulld Is social
and intelligent eompanion.
Peoples Friend.
Query. What is Mr.. Hovey's system
of loconotionY Does lac walk OF does
Inc rnl. 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

At the recent fair and cattle show in
brighton, Mass. among other exhibitions of
hrs stock, were three SOUS by the birth of
Mrs. Willis, wife of Joseph Willis, of West
Sudbury. Their names were George Wash
ington, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams.
They are now % months old, and weigh II
pounds. The mother is 40, aud her has.
baud 81 years Ut age AT the close OF the
festivities usual on such OCCASIONS, a i,umbcr
which we select the following:
The Coulter on the ldnd--.ih, kseL on the
sea-May the first run deep, aud both run
clear and all who hold the handle or the
helm find honor and reward
Our mother Earth-MI, those have the
best share in her affections WHO take the
piongh-Share.
The World--A great Cattle Show, where
the best anmalb are those who are not orer-
deShy, nor uader1cd.
The nobest part of our Exhibition
that which Is above price. aud needs no
premium--tllc Show of New England Yoo.
many.
BY Professor Everett-Collcses, Univpr.
sites, and Cattle Shows---Alay all their
pens do them equal credit.
BY Hon. Mr.. 0uincy--The Presidential
Ploughing Mat'h--May the working on
beat the fiies.
by George Blake, Esq--The American
"lough, and the American Prom-May
theirs be The victory on the PLAIN as On the
lJ1;U
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Wa sINGT0N, October 43.-'Fhe Pre-
sIDeNr of the United States has returned
to lis official residence at the seat of go
'ernment, and continues in the enjoyment
oicxseilent health. TNdt. Int.
we are authorized to state, from an un-
Questionable souycc, that Mr.. GALLATIN
would not accept the Presidency of the
Dbshk Of The United States, ii elected,
ID.
Although the official proceedings in the
est ct Captain Hun nave not been rrcel-
'ed at Washington, yet, We learn, from au-
uo1ty winch wc question not, that he has
been fully and honorably aeq tilted of each
and every offence alleged against him.
when the Official decision shall be- made
Known, We have reason 10 believe. the
captain Will he more highly apprreiated
1an ever BY his countrymul, who viii re-
se've the Intelligence Of his acquitted with
heitngs of JOY, increased by the reco,lec
Aon ct hls important SERVICES.
hfs accusers had every opportunity they
so''id desire, Of substantiatins their chht-
yes Never was an inquiry conducted
"hh more lmpartialily or patience, or IA
s1l'se more ably and thoroughly iHvestiga-
@l' Every allegation, however tr,hrg it
A"eM appear was infinitely examined !;
"'s Every means III the possession of the
Nopti employed to procure evidence. The
i'o'sedltss viii probably I'll two large oc-
ave volumes
ne are also assured that Nv" inquiry as
!" TIE state in whic1 the Macedonian Mas
"neh she last ,ett Boston, has resulted in
~ "' complete acqulttal of every officer Of
N-'' Lara lfonA all sort OF censl,rc. 10.
=, we nave been Informed, on the best au-
''of''y that the Marine Commerce of tins
i a Tor Tie first three quarters in 1872, en-
"s september 30th, yielded 3s mllrh RE-
'eiue AS was received during the whole of
'ae year 1891. The amount Of duties paid
w. er Cnstofn-House in the third quarter
- "e present year was 1895 dollars. u
WIS IL these facts d. not indicate the
zane COMMERCIAL prosperity which Wp onrs
;agoyea, they certainty show tlat our trade
a. Sraouaily and steadily gaining ground,
'u uiat we have therefore no cause for
'Nuu' oino In despOudcncv.
l.Nubatyport Herald.
nc next President ought certainly to he
L. "''n' uniform, and decided republican,
o'sh' III his appointments and other
,'ea'arp3, practically to Remember the de-
,"",r party, by whom he will be elected
r ,"a'ee. IN these sentiments we goas t;t as
W. republican ia the Union. Noeandi late.
h;n ao'e l'odllcs orparty attachments are dp-
~n'' ''' ca consistently be nominated or
'FP'ftrs " lie republican party.
,FrGnkiil G4as.te.