The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-14

brightest ornaments q CIV My. vie.s
rious over the common e.rnay, alisr M
forming one Of the most gallant explnits
be found on the naval anuais. Lieut.. ".
n Watson. on the departure of Cam.
Rcnshaw for the United ,tairs, vas nj; IN
in command of the fiigate John Adan,s
He died the day before she irtt the Dor, +
the United States. lie is nept over :.
others brsidps his kindred but his ao,5,
parents, lis nenr aud dear relative
this district-who shall paint Their ae;,,
ton
Others have died, among whom -.
Lient. HAMMERSLEY, and the Rev ~
p. ADAMS. We have not been abI. :.
get further particulars.
The officers Of the Peacock, after Icay:,.
Kew West, saw the Sea Gull, bearin, ~
pennant Of Comm. PORTER, clear Of ill.,
harbor, steering for the United Statr.
The Commodore had been very ii, bun
supposed out Of danger and in,coded. vb.
the Peacock sailed, Immediately to lea
the island.
1t will be readily understood, from H..
abandonment ofthe station, that it had can
tinued SO unhealthy as To render a retn..
ofthe squadron 10 the United States ind.
pensable.
Comm. Porter, we presume, NAV l..
every moment expected to arrive in On.
waters. May he arrive in safety, and lon,
survive the late severe trials Of his constr
ton IN
A letter from an intelligent gentleman ii
his friend in this city, dated at Pensacol
Sept. II, 1928, says, "Our town remag,E
perfectly healthy" Ii is satisfactory r.
have il thus demonstrated that the Olsen
of the last summer was the result, NOT
climate and locality, but Of accidental 81
cumstances. m
The trial of the Rev. William Hogan
charged by Mary Barry with being the a
ther of her infant child, closed on Saturd1I
afternoon, having occupied the mayer,f
court during the entire week. He y,I
pronounced by the Jury 4" not guilty." adj
the prosecutrix was ordered 10 pay Il,
costs.
This is the second time within ypn
that Mr.. Hogan has been arraigued ajI
tried for crime peculiarly inconsistent
with his character as "A Roman CMhoI,
priest OF his entire innocence, the trib.
nails Of his country have declared thn,E
selves perfectly convinced. Phi. papa /
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-The 5th regiment
of infantry. commanded by Col GtoveI
Stewart, paraded on the morning of tis
lst inst, The good discipline and hand
some appearance Of the corps excited The
admiration of the spectators. The HOA
Mr. CALHOUN, secretary of war, and Ger
MGoMB, being on visit TO the city, mi,
tary houors due TO their ranA were paid by
the regiment.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-The sChr. Juniu
Captain Chasteau, arriS ed here last evening
III distress, ia 10 days from Dog Island
where She was carried, on her way from
port IN Mexico, for -, by the Colon,
blan privateer Bella Isabella. The priw.
tecr took her cargo from her, and afrf
OBTAINING The Jnnius 10 days, returned he
10 Capt. L. and two of lis crew. Hal
mate, four sea,nen, cook, and three pa, /
Scngers, were Detained by the priyateer. /
The cargo Of this vessel is SAID 10 have q
"''H "o"bfn III me Chiltu ICldleS lot III
hundred thousand dollars 4
-eCS-
1t Is stated that considerable dsc0rd prt
walls in the Greek nation Of Indians, III
tween the agent Of the u. States rsdnI
there, aud some of the chiefs Of the nation
The following -, according 10 the MuutqoG
merry Republican, the cause Of dispute :
white man, by the name OF S;linson, h'
been for some time past engaged IN seIla,
goods nj or near Fort Mitchell. in compaiYE
with Chilly Mcintush, IL son OF the Genen
at which place Mr.. CroWell, d brother u
near relation of the agents, has also a storeI
The agent charges Stnson with haYiH,E
sold goods without license, and has caused
the marshal Of the nation II take posed
SION Of all the goods in possession of StgI
son and Mcintosh, as forfeited or confscaI
ted FOR breach Of the kiws of He Cnitel
States. Some of the chiefs of the nation
dissatisfied with this COURSE Of proceeding
onthc part of the agent, have directed SOM
ol the warriors TO go IL CroWel's store, III
Fort Mitchell, and rctaliate by taking p0'H
session OF his goods.
Savannah Georgian.
-~NMe--
SAVAGE REVENGE.
The Sangcrfeld, n. Y. Intelig.ncer saw
that Abraham Antoine, the Indian who Wa
executed IN Madison county on the I2ut
INST. had committed thrpa y,,,r,l,ro nreviI