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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH.

| BALriMeRE, April 90 We have con
Velscd with gentleman who came pas.
sen5er IN the schrrler Dart, arrived her.
on Saturday IN "a days from Carthagena
He LETT Ghayaquil about the middle o
March, at which time President Bolivar
was there. The expedition which tn.
Peruvian Patriots had sent against thc
! sOyalists near Lima had been Debated
At the last accounts, the Royalists were
within few leagues ofLima, which place,
IT was supposed. would inevitably fan into
their hands again. In consequence of the
expected capture of Lima, fugitives and
much property had left there and arrived
at Gnayaquil. There was considerable
hustle at Il. IN consequence Of this intcli
gcncr, aud markets had experienced "A de
preston by the unexpected arrival of the
goods from the former place
Several shocks Of earthquakes had been
felt at Lima subsequent to the earthquakes
IN ChIll, and the people in consequence
were under much alarm for their safety.
President Bolivar had about 1000 men
at Guayaquil, and as many ut Cuenca in
the interior. He was preparing a secret
expedition, which there is no doubt, was
to be directed against Peru.
Ia the province of Quito every thing
was perfectly tranquil, as also at Paste, the
msurrectlonary movements at the latter
place having been efIcctuaily quoted
through the !ns<7Hmentality of Bolivar.
The Spanish General Morales was still
in possession OF Ma4caiho, where he was
closely hemmed in by sea and land. His
movements towards Traxilo and Merida,
it has since been ascertained, were made
in the hope vt uniting with them the pco-
pie in those sections Of country but meet
ing with no success, he was obliged to fail
back upon Maracaibo He had with him
5000 men, of whom about 1900 were good
soldiers and on whom he could RELY. His
artillery was triling he had committed
the greatest cruelties and excuses upon
the persons and property Of foreigner.
He had in his possession large quantities of
dry goods, which he sold whenever op-
portunity offered. The Patriot General
Montilla, was at Rio Hacha, with about
$500 men. On the G7th March there sail
ed from Carthagena, the Colombian Cor
yette Carabobo and several other vessels.
for the purpose of reinforcing the blocka-
ding squadron off Maracaibo with troops.
stores, sc. The blockade was very strict
ly enforced. President Bolivar had also
sent IL the aid of Montilla twelve hundred
old troops-at the date of the last accounts
they were within short distance of him.
and as soon as they could form junction,
would press upon Morales and force him
into a decisive battle. The Patriot Gen.
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TIE NORTH -WESTCOAST

writer in the Boston Evening Grzette
IN speaking of the late news from the N
W. Coast, says" Ii is now for the first
time made known, that the Russian Gov
eminent Theoretically undertaken 70 carry
lnto ELECT the preposieIous claims OF soye-
reignty over land and sea within certain
attitudes on the North West Coast Of this
Continent. We use the term preposterous
because IN this age OF the world II is not "A
little ridiculous as well as barbarous To as
sumo sovereignty over any part of the
main Ocean. Such an assumption we are
convinced has never been attempted by any
Christian potcntate for more than two CEN
turles, or since the establishment of the
freedom of the seas, by the treaty of u
trecht IN the year i712.
The trade of the u. States in fnrs on
some part OF the coast within the prohibited
limits has heretofore proved extremely
printable, and vast deal of property grow
ing out oithis traffic is transported to China,
and thence brought home in Teas, Silks
and Nankins TO this country. The mer-
chandlze imported into Canton from tn.
y. w. Coast and the Sandwich Islands, is
disposed of for about two-iiftlis of the
whole amount 0fimports in American yes
sells, from every part of the globe. This is
too valuable a commerce 10 be excluded
from by force. No doubt the Emperor
| Alexander is determined to risk his credit
as a Statesman, for the purpose of protect
ing the trade of his fayorite North West
Company; whose privileges almost amount
tn sovereign power both in Russia and out
OF II, within their trading districts. But il
remains 10 be seen whether the Naval pow
ers of England and the u. States will pa
tently submit TO his fragrant attack upon
the freedom of the seas. The assertion of
wide territorial sovereignty of Russia is
upon grounds not only not supported by
Facts, but quite untenable in argument"
The following is a sentiment of the in
tercsting, though now declining sage of
Monticello. II brcathes in few lines, the
whole soul Of republicanism. Ii is to be
regretted that man who can speak and
ieel as Jefferson, could not live in the Sc
questered shades of retirement, to enjoy
the pleasing reflections consequent to life
nobly devoted to the service of his country,
without being subject to the attacks of
knayish politicians:
II know no safe depository for the ul-
tlinate powers of society, but in the people
themselves, and if we think them not en- =.
iightened enough to exercise their control
with wholesome discretion, the remedy
IS, not to take it from them, but to inform
their discretion by education"
Jefferson.
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To Gen. John D'Evereux,
Col. james Hamilton,
and the other gentlemen,
slgners of the address.
LATEST NEWS FROM SPAIN.

Inc schr. William and Nancy, has arri-
we'd at Boston from Malaga, and furnishes
the following news from Spain.
MADRID. March 1.-THE King, Court
and Cortes, were to leave Madrid on the
9th instant. The King illustrates much
that is attempted.
Ii is thought that on their arrival at
Seville, the King will be declared inca
pable of relgnng, and a regency be APP
pointed.
This day the regiment of Galicia will
leave the city, on their march to Seville, to
protect his Majesty's Government from
any molestation they might experience
from the Guerrilas, who infest that pro-
vince, on their removal thither.
We learn by yesterdays mail, that 40
GOO Portuguese troops have entered Bada-
loz, where they are 10 remain until part
IS assigned them by the Spanish Govern
ment in the approaching warfare.
The Guards of the Custom House,
throughout Spain, are said to amount to
10000 men They have all been recent
" armed and equipped, and only await
the royal mandate to march into La Man
cha, where is to be the general rendez-
vous.
Ihe fortresses are provisional and gar
risoned-a guerrilla war will be carried
on-but the French may reach Madrid
Nina may invade France, and attempt
revolution.
1t does not appear that war has, as yet,
been formally declared. Tie intention of
the French army appears to have been TO
march directly towards Madrid, and sur
prize GoverDment which, however, hada
foresight of their Ubiquitous views and re-
tired providentially to Seville, from whence
they can with more facility retire to Ca
dlz, in case affairs should be inauspic Jus.
Cadiz will afford them safe and srmt
asylum. "
1t Is SAID a regiment of French deserters
has been formed in Catalonia.
Recruiting goes on in the vicinity of Ma
laga, aud The new soldiers are in spirits and
generally singing patriotic songs.
Gen. Lalemand and several other
French officers, who have been prosecuted
Tor the love Of liberty, are about leaving
England for Spain, to contend for free
dom against French oppression.
The greatest activity was manifested IN
Eng land in preparing muskets Er the
Spaniards, considerable quantity had al
ready been sent off, and several thousands
were shortly TO follow. Il
The files of the Espectador are crowded
with addresses from all parts Of SPAN
they breathe the sentiments of people &c,
termined to defend the sacred cause tha'
calls them to arms.
The females of all classes are busy EN-
pioycd IN the noble task of preparing lInen'
&c. for their husbands, brothers, and sons
who are going forth to meet the invaders
and the more wealthy part Of the Span'sh
fair have spontaneously contributed luno'
to this laudable purpose. i
The Espectador of the lst, oil Mare"
says, we have before us letter from Paris'
ofthe 18th Of February, written by per-
son on whose good Judgment and SO -"
politics we place the greatest reliance liz
speaks thus
England is every day assuming more
menaclng aspect. Public feeling VIII u'ef
the Ministry into war with us II we PEI
severe in our project of entering SPAN
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eral was organizing a handsome force or
artillery.
General Desereaux has arrived at Santa
Fee from Tunla, 10 meet the Colombian
Congress, preparatory to his departure on
his missio" To Europe lie was expected
TO arrive at Carthagena about the end Of
april. The General enjoyed the full col.
iidence of the Colombian Go..rnment.
Alessrs. Duane and Adams were daily
expected at Carthasena from Santa Fe,
as also Mr. Lorich, Swedish Cons,l Gen.
eral. They would sail in the first vessel
for the United States. l.imer.
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L.YNCHBURG, MAY G, 1879.

u. We understand TINT oeu. Alexander
smythc is reelected 10 Congress from The
wythe district, by a majority Of about Gu votes
over Col. Estill /! "TeH Il not in Gaih %
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mar'et No"land, William Bum
Thomas Jacobs, Thomas Frn'.;-
hLPUBLIc OF CoIoupt,
"of''""fW House M Bogota, Nor. -. ls5o
"ENTLEMEN-The address which
consequence of the proclamation ar -, IN
Spanish General Morales, you hay. n VIC
scented to Government, declaring yon, Pr
Nloiable adherence to the cause ofC,i. "a.
bia, has the sincere and hearty a,""l },
baton of His Excelency the Vie. p la,3
dent. resi-
The disgust with which Won vie,v a,
conduct of the adverse chief is = G..E ;ne
suitable to souls formed Of Liber,y lug
beneftting the human race. Its ;,a ny an"
BILE that the rawlings of an exprinr r,a,;
should lntimidale those who did b., 'Nt'on
to unite their lot with that of Colo,at;. IA.
when the cause of Independence bors
a very different aspect from what il noo
does. Nv"
You do Justice TO government, gentle.
men, IN reckoning on a speedy and com
piete termination Of the present contest
Tor, however embarrassing the dinienh,es
arising from the runous state of CD
bia may be, the public spirit of this b4roir
nation-ther fell and fixed hatred In III.
Spanish Yoke, aud their devotion tn Tho
actual system, furnish the Executive win
sufficient means for crushing the pride of
an lnsslent foe, and annihlating his hones
aud pretentlons.
Our laws guaranty security and protec-
tlon!to all foreigners residing in the Repub.
he. As the Government is the most faith.
ful observer of those laws, you NAV rest
perfectly tranquil, not only shielded bv
the generous sentiment you manifest, but
m the confidence that your fate is identified
with the honor of Colombia.
The Government will forever remember
the day with the highest satisfaction, in
which you declared those wishes and feel
ings, which you have constantly eyinced
throughout thu course of the war, and docs
not doubt that Colombia will be grateful
Tor The important co-operption you have
rendered.
Accept, gentlemen, from me the senti-
tlments OF pleasure and consideration, in
spired by those you express in favor of the
Republic and have the honor to be,
gentlemen, your most obedient servant.
5. MANUEL RESTREPO.
Secretary of State for the
Home Department.
To Gen. John D'Evereux,
Col. james Hamilton,
and the other gentlemen,
siguers of the address.
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st the close Of the poll ON Thursday last,
tie following was the state OF the vote
FOX CONGRESS
Jabef Lcitwioh llso
Nathaniel n Claiborne ~
Majority for L lib
Deduct C's majority 81
-
MAJORITY in the district for l. Sly
For fbe HsnSe ~ Delegates
Pheasant VI GbggIn 1000
Robert Csmpbeil' ob4
Samuel Hancock 40
-.Ncw Members.
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DIR. c. l1REE.lE.l.N.s
COUGH DROPS. or INDIAN. spEc.

E'oR the cure of colds, coughs, ashnas apDgscl,,
consunptions and al diseases Of the brea,t and l
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lh-t tie above medicines have proved enincrtly u.f
by all those WHO ha gl en- them trial will tujy ANN,
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several hundred taken before the mayor and aldermen q
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LANCASTER CoUN1r, ST.
do hereby certify, that the following metinorcl o
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.uerleh soy the city q iancaster and being div sworn
.! il'ihvd scferly deposcd and declared that the, hal
lnade use Or Dr Carsson Frccman's cough tlrops IN nj
dIn Spcciic) upon themselves with the Creates suc
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those Who have used them
fe'cr l1rtgM, aged sd years. of the CITY Of Ia cisr
was long tlae exceeding ILL., with violent cough rll
anu utcnGslh ms SIDE and breast, accompanied wAt.c
FEVER, night sweats and emaclated, commenced n
q. freemans remedies and Indian SDcciic ooh Of lJr
aFy' l"!9 nc soon found himself getting bette, afl h
con,lhhg rs use, restored to health agal--Swonaa!s
scrIbed to, 22d Of December, 1919
.Idam UefcR, ofCmestogo township Ioncoetcr ccnnr
cI 20 years. was long time exceeding ILL., with nan and
sutchcs III ms sides and breast acconpanied VIII al IN
cessant cough, and cupious discharge of matter ym Ia
lungs hlSnt sweats and much cmaciatcd SC AcomDen
November, 1879. ~
Co'rad AfraA aged 81 years, of JcococI ,ownslir.
Lancaster county, long time afflicted with most violent
cough night swoats, and symptoms as above comDett
Noycmber 1919. 'NNsO''D'- 20 -'''
-. 9Gflaa 1anss, aged % years. long time exceeding III
misi' vioieh' cough and splitting matter from his Nng
RRNl S%e1'$-ld symptoms above, complctc cure by
using 1ot'ies-S cars since, and 40 retr-swcrn md
subscribed to, 1th Ialy, 1919,
'0|m iI"tef, aged 50 Years, Of the VILLAGE of Sabur,
gmp'onis = above-By using bottles complete cure
@ ~ re'llI, now two and half years Sworn and sub
SoItpG" Io' 10Th September, 1879
"l D"T', aged y years, Of Newcastle county, state oil
beware with most violent cough hoarsenes and n
TOMS as a9Gve,a complete by using bottles now
NO, ember, 1879 "''N 'u""o4'D'e' y" =
Joh" MSon aged 80 years of the civ of Lancaster
.9 , ,nc n with cough night swcats splitting Of blood
ana symptoms as above, complete cure byusi1 Sbotes
NOW years and no return. Affirmed, 18Th seP 1879
'ol o"s0age7 aged 81 years, i'll two wears, with symg
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'ies' Affirmed to, 9th August, 1919.
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caS'er. 'N' i s,y u tic ny ,y q
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Feb. IN 1895 ,,2,r
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TO RENT.

yE'HE Cotton Mills and Factory situate on the Brandy
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present III the occupation Of Jain ID. Carter
This property entitled to the fone halt ;he water
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For Sale or Rent.

Il IN Mill Creek Hundred on Pill i,Ia@thcre are y
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oth a On e arn-ln'he Factory there are $50 spndc
wa'rr preparing machinery the stream {"
es-he whole will be let or sold on reasonable terms
'0r iufuief particulars apply on the premises 10
April Is. 1879, '''i'i-A ID ~. An
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