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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

u The EDiToRs OF THE NIRGfyIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg aud its vicinity So
licit subscriptions 10 the above works. 49,
The North American Review, aud Amcrl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have a decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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NER. .NthertoM Thu, oe.aar. of Cgieb
WI Tat, 6s'.- slR-You .8ili taxi notice
fbat shah, on the Ist day of Arril. 1923, at
tie Guion Hotel, in the town Of Lvnchh1rg.
proceed TO take the deposition ol Garland
Int and other. 10 he read ~ evidence in a
suit now depcndine N the high court Of chan.
cery for the Lynn onrg District wherein You
are plainliil aud edmund Tate defendant In
cast the depo ,hioa> are not all taken on that
day, this not .ce IS 10 eGuiinuc from day to day
Tor fb1ee Ioys-at which tmc aud place you
NAV all end or not. EDMUhD TATE.
Fen. Is. aOW4w
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NJ ADDISON

WILL stand nj Charlotte court house
w the ensuing seasou, and viii be lct "a
mares AT the reduced price oftW"lvc dollar.
il paid within tie sasou, aud Gitopn If not
Mares sent from distance can be furnished
with Grain, and Oh tine cheapest terms that ear
be afforded, o. good pasturaar gfaiis
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
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.R'8. UoisionerH ana Mss Dyood.
These two lades were mol Of feelings In
SIT N green aud yellow mrlancholy, "a
worm : III bud Feeding ON lhrir damasI.
c9'ek';' nor yet qrite ready 10 exclaim
with one of Dryden's herones,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The whole oi the FIST ed,tlpn having ben
sold the Editor has been inducedto ofei new
one. on more enat ged scale, "y reason oil The
many demands that have been maze ior the
worE from various parts the Unite Sta es.
IN favorable ecep.i ION that has ueen gwen
10 this. Biuer4 phical Dictiona y" whii, II IS
yrateiut to the c Iinplel, may be regarded a.
honorab e to the \. Can community. L Z
ancient republics raised mo ullent oil , one [.
give re pet1ily to the lame Of Their he ots aaa
sac We would impIant the nI,moiy toHT's
IN the hea is OF on child en-, TO be hande own
to their Children, in p oad mcnb,a &c 1.-THE
vita and tllen a men VIII n,vei md then
supe iors. oithose who took par, in The Re
yolutioI, has bee cup attic Y said, = there
We giant. in those days" II is at once cur
dty an oui lntere t tu che ish alveyrseo &C.
TIA Of tnom. The e is an 40 eotprlde onB
igtoll tnat consu ut S a moral force oi Inii
III, u to II pubiic weliate.
The ecotd eti will be much more valn
lean inte esIing han the htst,a tMl'c
TAI many / poItant cimactelIouc aneedote
&C. ey be!oi { published, ot In ,se iu7t lous
men Who dcsed a con- II Ia pait ~ III 81
uOu Reyoiutl II. Tn EdItoI thinks Ii prop,t
+ I'd that many ge1tl aen, II IA 9Allona
at- Of the Uni n, have p olnsed to iuinrh
vi ina, 5Netchc OF on III ST Ill hugulsh Il Re
dictionary n oes, ea and statesmen.
The vau bic, Ia e. aad eloquent papers, Ia
Ken from the jOIras Il tie Rev lutionary
Congress, IL wei as the Constilu ion OF the I.
Sates-and he Va 'edicto,y aad: "Ss Of General
Washington, which he int edition did not
untaiu, sill gye additional interest and value to
heNotk.
The inst edition cantaned a biographical
ske ch Vi the character OF one hHHartd and
fifteen lniividua ), and II Is Mecca the second
viii contain a kctch OF Lac chalactel, &c. oil
ily fifty more, WIN have died since the
Publication of he III st edit N.
Anon many recomiue DAFT n ct the f St
eiton, the publisher will only give the follow
NJ:
Nh. NILS, in his Reeieter, Juy /, 1881,
sn. luded an article IL" Sen IL ,ohs,o with
Le ,ol ,u,g observations
al have been led TO .nese few remark, by
iYgm haI.u on volume lately paetisaed
=! Hr Rogers, at t.astoa, Pern. entitled =" u
ie@ Bog apnlcal Dictionary, 'ontaian9 the
Ewes Of all oul eminent 1t sm,n, "atro'9,
fatIiois aud sa .es' II Is neatly piinted, and,
my opinion, one OF the lest sch - books we
Lave br boys / ON ; 10 10 Yeas oi Aud
V'" e''y ,n''''S'',e 20 s'o'. "' ro',. .YIen
lys Us " mas ""''' an 'o'r' r, b,ar ~ =
how o., a''o '''''' = ;, '' '0''
NJ" ,io" e'e. w -, e,n-->ert T.,
Gs ',;t,a ~ "A; NP i 49, on1 70 ICONS
,,t,r" ''e a,'u "ooN9 VI ~ l,,ae s,,,c
"'"c" oIS"' eve " ".,0 - - lssr,inr
s,res,' -, ''' am li,.e and
enaov ., ti 81 II. =" n,o,e inte,,s to am
lam happy 20 G"d ,sat you gni have publised a
l"sra' D.cti, ma J, which t"nk well
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The celebrated Race Horse
S.ipOi.E0H,

III ~ <.xt{ suing seasonn New Glasgow
aud at SOME other suitable place--the season
10 commence the lst of April Terms, and
all other particulars made known in due time.
Napoleon has been the winner Of many races,
aud has never lost but one, until he became
injured in one of his fore legs. Among tie
celebrated race horses he has beaten, We viii
name u few
Mr. William Wins Nirgnian
Mir Johnson horse by sir Archyi
Mr.. Couons Mare Rarity;
Mir. Maeklin's Brown Horse
Capt. IInrrison's Sir Horny
Mir William WINS Lady OF the Lake,
Capt. Harrison Beggar Girl,
Aud Ia say all this is but common praise, rs
thi, wonderful horse beat al three heats not
only YOUNG TlMOLEoN with ease but lie
also, TO crown the whole, beat tibet h0rSe NJ
h6rsrs. CAPT. Hnrrison's NiEGISiAN. IN the
spring Of 1870, IT New Market, he was beaten
~ Coniertion 3 or 4 feel only The next
week. AT DrunnoGdslurg, ut three heais lie
beat Contention and the famous horse slf
WiIlian. 4 mile beats This celebrated horse
IS not ouls famed for his blood, beauty bone
and bottom, but for his Superiority Us u I,ai
geiter. LEWIS SNEklfl.
February 81 % VITA
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN STLLIMAN, Pros
Jessor q ChcmlStry, DC. laie coH,ge
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers. between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form a volume
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
Nne Vract OF N.nnA.

containing 100 acres, be the sumo, more or
less, adjoining the lands of John Thomas aud
others, and is well adapted to the culture OF
Iobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats The sale Of
the property will take place At Tie residence
Of the said John n Pu.h, in Charlotte coun-
~. Acting as trustee shall only convey
said deed
RICHARD ". GAINS, ruiee.
February : WV 20
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Just received, and for sale,
Brown sugar,
LOAF do
Imperial Tea,
Best Green Coffee,
sPermaccl Candles
1alow DO
Dmham's Superfne Mustard
superior CauniyterPoWdcr
a6 boxes best Havana Cigars
Basl British Ink Powder
Windsor Soap
Castillo do
Iarpentinc do.
Lampblack,
IN addiiionM suppg Of
groceries, Medicines, Paints. &c.
/, expected in the course Of few days.
y. I. OWENS.
January , Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

ini virtue of 4 deed Of trust executed r.
~ The subscriber tie I'd das ol Ortolef
ie2o, 10y John sanpier, aud duiy admitted Ia
record IN the clerk Once OF Charlotte com.
y. Tor purposes therein expressed, | shalt. on
bedeesdng the - dan If .3prH ret, il hir il
no. The neNt tar dry thereafter. proceed 10
eel, IN the hiahesl llllcr Tor cE.
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Ihe tolloWing PronertX

or 50 much thereof Is viii he sufficient 10 Va
llsiy The purpose ct the trust, VIZ One
Grey Mare, i've head II Cattle. three Feather
Beds and Furniture, Two Walnut 1nblcs one
Loom, half dozen Common Chairs, , Ovens
aud Lids, two Pots, all his Carpenters Tools,
all his Plantation Tools, two Pine Cupbourds,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
One Yract Of A.anA.

commonly known by The name Of Edmund
snmPior, decd, containing loo acres, he
the samc, more or less, adjoining the land
81 Dickinson 1ennne aud others, la the
county of Charlotte. Acting rs trustee Twin
only convey such title as is vested in me I'M.
der the aforesaid deed The sale will be on
the premises.
THOMAS WOOD, Truace
February :. N3us 27
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.Ehe toAloMinS propertN

or 81 much thereof as will he sufficient to an.
swer the purpose Of the trust Eleven head
OF Cattle, one BLACK Mare, one sorrel Colt,
three Feather Beds and Furniture, and one
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PROPOS SAILS
biographical dictionary,
A REMEMBRANCE
For publishing, By subscription,


OF TIE
.,,a Heroes, Sages and Statesmen Of n
up mer.ch.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

Polished q"arierlg-Pricc Fo1'r Dodm9o ycar
payable N odropce.
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y oticc.

Try virtue Of Il deed of trust executed TO
--s the subscriber the 3Olh day ol December,
1920 by John NJ rugh, aud duly admitted To
record in tie clel, office of the county OF
Charlotte, for purposes therein expressed, |
shall, On T0csdog He l1h dag NJ april uelt,
II far, il not the neN fair day thereafter, pro.
coed 10 sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
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CONI;i11ONS.
EAank Checks

OH Of The Banks, fer salo II this otiic'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
S. j.

Lottery and latU The " Grand
National Lottery" 18th class) is alrca.
dy pronounced by the corporation of
Washington TO be bubble. Gillespie
the " contractor" for ''the managers"
who were ''thc managers" for the
corPoratlon) has managed to leave the
city OF Washington leaving scarce a
rack enthusiastically scarce hope
that the prizes 6 ever viii be paid'')
and the corporat!onare now manae
ing to clear themselves Of ali RESPONSE
hllty for his acts and doings. Rather a
singular period, by the bye, for max.
ing this annunciaton, when the prizes
are to be paid : Enlightened coun
sci" differ, of course, about the case.
The corporation are advised by one
Gentleman of the bar not to pay it.
Two other enlightened gentlemen of
the bar advise Mr.. Cbastain Clarke
that they are hound to pay his prize OF
s 100, 0O0-A law suit of course i
thus gentleman has to run the
gauntlet twice After succeeding in
the lottery of luck, he has to encounter
the almost equally uncertain lottery OF
the law Eng.
DETROIT, MARCH, a singular
DLscoUery.-Last week, manuscript
volume, of between 5 and hundred
pages, was discovered by Col. r dwards.
of this town, under one of his buildings
The book is in a tolerable state Of
preservation and is one of the fines,
specimens of Penmanship that we have
ever seen. 1t has travelled the. round
ct the literary circle of this place for
the last four or FIVE days, and il still
remains a mystery ! The characters in
which 1t IS written are unknown; they
are neither Hebrew, Greek. nor SAXON.
and the only parts of it hitherto intelliei
BILE, are few Latin quotations. 1t is
now deposited in this ogce, and those
who are curious in those matters are in
vited to examine it.-Eaz.
SARATOGA. n. Y. MARCH live are
acquainted with a case, which will iusti.
ty the utm1st severity of structure 90
the present mode proofby deposition.
1t was the trial of a disputed payment
OF about 500 dollars, the sum claimed on
bull to foreclose mortgage. The fees.
merely for the examination of witnesses
and getting their evidence before
the court, Amounted to upwards of GOO
dollars, more than double the sum in
controversy.
We perceive. by the Philadelphia pa.
pers, that Public Dinner was given
on Saturday last, TO Mr. HENav Clay.
who is at present on visit TO that city.
From the same papers. we learn that
Don JOSH MANUEL Zoz,YA, Minister
pienipotentiary from Mexico, with his
Secretary of Legation and Suite, have
taken rooms in that city, where the
Minister "prosposes to reside during
the recess OF Congress" -IM.
Inc Boston papers inform US. that the
name OF the Right Rev. Bishop CHEvsR-
appears IN the list of French Catho-
hcj Bishops; he il nominated to the
see oil Montauban, near TheuIouse. This
gentleman, whom it appears that Boston
Is ABOUT to lose. has the reputation OF
being an amiabIe, couciliatins, learn 1
ed, and excellent Prelate." i
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
TCsURoETs

u occasionally happens, that the disposition
and Intentions Ut a government may be as EASILY
discovered in little matters, as an broad and d.
rect declarations. --We are led 10 this ohscrya
ton in consequence ola paragraph which will
be found under London date, in q preceding
COLUMBIAN order in council had prohibited
the transportation Of arms or amunn,tlon from
British ports to any port or place within the do
mnlons OF the King OF Spa,a. aud il now up
pears eiicialIy, that this prohibdory order vas
rcrDked on the 22i of last month Thus the
Spanish Consti,utonaiis,s will find a ready sup
ply OF AL they may want in this respect, mat.
ter OF great importance to them At tins crisis, rs
well as q very eloquent assurance to them ofthe
friendly disposition Of the British government
There is another item in the news received
to-day which claims particular notice The
London Sns, Journal which for twenty FIVE
years has been perhaps msrr strongly minister
al than any other, states that the speech dtliv-
cred by Lord Liverpool IN the discussion on the
address, on which appeared in the Gazette on
wednesday last, was not in very material pas
sage correctly reported, TO the
Sun the passage should have run thus
81 will not admit the idea that, in case Of
great danger, England is not in condition 10
embark ia the war. If WAR Is CALLED
FOX ~ rue VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE WE
ARE PREPARED TO WAGE IT."
This is certainly an important version Of
prime ministers speech. upon which the Sun
makes the following remark
a The only inference we can draw from his
speech is, that fpublic opinion in England de.
cares itself with sufficient energy in favour OF
SPAN, Cur government is resolved TO espouse
the just cause, and to exert all its power and
resources to maintain the independence of ma
tons"
From all we have been able to collect from
the recent arrivals il would seem Pretty clear
that ''public opinion in England declares itself
with sufficient energy in favor Of Spsnn
1t there are those who still believe the pre-.
vention DIVA between France ard Spain pro-
hable, and We are told there are those who adj
here to that opinion, we present them with tbe
declaration OF the French Minister NJ. de Viz.
LKLE, delivered in the Chamber OF Deputies, as
follows:
81 had hopes of preserving peace after the
Congress ofVerons, but at present agree the
invasion OF Spain is necessary. We can expect
nothing more from our negotiations with Span;
they are broken off and from hc-ioeforfh rar
| only can maintain the security Of ON frontiers,
and prese,rc our dynasty"
Here we have distinct declaration, that in
The opinion of the French government .sar only
could preserve the Bourbon dynrsty, and 1t is
10 be presumed, that when the Minister so De-
ciared himself he was in full possession Of all
that England had 20 offer on the score of medi
ltion.-At the same time we see no ground to
warrant the superstition thai she had discontn-
utd her exertions for the preservation Of peace
Fed. Gaz. Apri7.
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AND 0l5OGH
MAKING
j. LITTLE.
j. LITTLE.

. especially informs the Citizens Of
y Martinsburg and its vicinity.
hat he lnient's carving on tic above
business in all its varieties. in the house
lately occupied Dy Mr.. Zinu. deceased.
nearly opposite the Martinsburg Inn.
tie hons by strict attention and tho
rough knowledge OF his profession, to
merit and receives share of public pa
tronage. A. he intends to devote his at
tentlon particularly to Watches, he will
repair all kinds. Repeaters. Duplax,
Horizontal. palent-levcrs. in the very
best manner. Also those who wish to
favour him with their custom for Clocks,
may rest assured on having them, made
OF the best material $ and finished in the
neatest manner. Silver work and Jew
elry neatly repaired ALI on the most
reasonable terms foreash only.
Mariinsbarg April 10.
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TlR 9A1GTTGa
MARTINsBURG, April 10, 1928.

! yonday next The freehoidcrs Of
kelley county, will have the right
xercising their elective franchise,
Deue electl3n of a member of Con-
gress, State Senator aud two, Dele
ti,esto the G neral Assembly. What
ever way the Elccii~n may terminate,
we shall be perfectly satisfied. AT
our election, let us follow the example
set US by our sister county, Frederick ::
their election lasted for four days !;
not single quarrel, nor one single
instance of personal luminosity was
discovered during the whole time-this
reflects credit on the county. Certain
we are, like con duct might be
practised by the citizens of Berkeley
if they were left to their own un
biased Judgment. But this is not likely
10 be the case Judging from prcsen.
appearances, in the warmta of the
friends Of the candidates, it is likely
to be otherwise. "The golden bats,
dressed in various gilded forms," are
powerfully thrown out. Let the finger
of scorn point to those who may pre-.
sumo to transgress the rules of true
rectitude on this occasion.
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Chariesto,cn, april Q

CadftestotCn, 4Prl =.
FTe-On Monday morning last,
between 2 and 8 o'clock the black
smith and wagonnaker's shops, be.
longing 10 Mr.. Thomas Rawlins, in
this place, was destroyed by fire
Every thing combustibIc IN both shops
was entirely consumed the flames.
having burst through the roof before it
was discovered Fortunately, con
siderable fall OF snow had taken
place the day preceding, which pre-
vented the destroying element from
spreading any farther. Ills notknown
how the fire originated.
On Saturday night last, barn on
The farm of Cato Moore's heirs, about
three miles from this town, was bnrnt,
together with quantity of grain
supposed to be accidental.
Repository.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10

WILL be sold Al Pebble Asc.iop.
w on Tuesday the gid incl. nc
the Subscribers rssioepae, " 4sssn
Hebberd's Pulling At., 0 yvis,y of
H0U sEH0LD ard kIICNi.S Fun.
NTfURE, arcrg which ses, case OF
DRAWS, Corner Cspbas.a, Tables,
Chairs, &C. Six months credit ~ill he
given. the purchaser giving bn.d ard
security Tor oil sums over five sn.lars.
The sale to c0mmeace ct 10 o'clock,
A n.
GEORGE WHITE.
4th mo. 10. 1885,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
From the Natioaal Ia.clryen,ef.

From the National Ia.eHgsnccf.
A singular achievement of the brig
Brutus is described in letter from
capt. Lewis to his owner in New.
York, in the following extract. The
Brutus was not armed, aud a crew of
only 10 men, but had on board some
cannon for Com. Porter's squadron.
winch she made successful use of,
although she was without po,cder:
" ThamlpseH's Island, Key West, FEB. 22d
On the 10Th instant, | put into
Key Vocas, for several days
n lew hours after | come to, Span.
Ish polacre brig come in. with 90 men
on board, armed with 8 muskets, IA
cn:lasses, and other small arms. A
short time after she anchored, / went
on board TO inquire where she came
from. The first man saw was one
OF my former crew in The brig Har
nony. This excited my suspicious,
and | returned on board the Brutus.
mounted two IL Founders, got a spring
on the cable, and hailed the Spanish
brig, then about IS yards from us, to
send her boat with The captain and pa
pers on board After some delav, The
captain, two other officers, with four
men, came on board Il inquired for
their commission, but they had none
except a journal which had been kent
Tor three or four days. SO detained
the officers and men on board the
Bruius, and sent to examine their YES
sci. Every thing on board appeared
to have been stolen. therefore de
termlned to bring her TO Key West.
Tor the inspection Of Com Porter. She
arrived here with me this day. Com
Patterson, who is now here, surveying
approves Of my conduct, and assures
NE Com. Porter will do the same.
The brig has on board, flour, butter.
lard, rice, silks, Irish linen, wine,
brandy, and some Spanish cedar.
Yours respectfully,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
LIGHT INFANTRY,
ATTENTION.!

Won are ordered to meet at yosr usual
Il place ofparade in Martinsburs, on
Saturday the Goth inst. with arms and
requirements. in complete order. A
punctual attendance is required from
every member as there is to be an elcc-
tion on that day for first Lieutenant to
said Company.
- BY Order Of the Captain,
JOHN AYLE, . s.
sApfil i0--3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
TUITION.
MlRSa riIlrarILIR.

S41sHo In - - ln-9so
v EsPECTFULLY informs the inha.
AZ bitants of Martinsburg and its vi.
entity that she intends opening Semina-
ny Tor the instruction Of Young Ladies,
On Monday the 18th inst.
In which will be taught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammer,
History and Chronology, Geography with
the use of the Globes, Bellies Letters in
Guiding Rhetoric, Composition, Elocu
tion, &c.
Drawing and Painting Maps, Land.
scapes aud Flowers. also Painting on
Velvet and Satin, with every variety
OF useful and ornamental Needle. Work
Mrs. l.. fatters herself that the exne.
rlence she has had in the importantduty
OF teaching both in England and this
country, will enable her 10 secsre the sp
probation of those who may honour her
with their patronage. Terms, may be
known at the Seminary where parents
will have an opportunity of examining
specimens OF several OF the above bran,
ches.
A few Young Ladies can be accom-.
modated with boarding on moderate
terms.
Martinsburg, April 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10

Alfred ii. POWELL 5bo
Samuel Kercheval 159
Jared Williams 104
STATE SENATE.
William Byrd Page 452
John Macky 800
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs
Richard w. Barton s08
Joseph Sexton 493
james Ship 40S
Mr.. Powell goes to Shenandoah (the
remaining county in the district with
majority Of 42l, aud MIR. Page goes to
Jefferson (the remaining county aiso)
with majority of 62.
The number of votes taken was about
$50; not three fourths of the whole
rumber in the county: vet more than
could have. been expected, considering
the incomparabIy bad state Of the roads,
and the height OF the waters.-Rep.
FROM HAVANA-By gentleman
who arrived here yesterday in the Gen
JACKSON, we learn that the military oil
Havana. were in the a very disafftcted
ot"tcs u dl iHS SoNeTiiOT hau Uut very littt
confidence in either the white. or black
part of them, and had ordered the ferts
to be g'rrlsoned by each alternately
The people were much enraged at the
idea of being "sold to England''--a
Varge part of them are anxious to place
themselves under the protection of the e.
nited 5 ,tes.
The populace boast much of having
stoned the boats crew of the Spark and
openly dror their determination cfos.
sass ntine COMMODORE POR TER
or anu Of his cGicers, shsald they land
in Hdrana.
"Piratical goods" las they are there
t'rmed) of every description are pub
l'cly offered for sale in the city.
One o. the crew of the Patriot priva
teer Gre Lasuirian" which was cap
tured SO ne tims ago by a Spanish mar
war, arrived in the Gen. J.-he eff
ected h escape BY bribing the guards.
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