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befrd outsof the hole. .9npib,r
stance which condueed not Il liitl,
celebrate our motions was this. /, h. %
was left in the chamhrr nj the foot ,r
first descent, iinding his candl. - u.
Lurnt out, lighted a fire with SOM.
that had fallra down the hoe. H. o''t
under the impression that the snuk.. w.
make lis way innne diately out Of IL'1N
pertnre, but, contrary IN his eyp,c,.r 2
IL disseminated lis, Ii through In. 'N
ments, and began 10 be very anrIal
to the prisoners in the hole. Fur n,!';
| discovered nothing remarkabl. P'
cave the limestone III which il is f,r.'',
lies perfectly horizontal. and as usn'I'
plaees 10 this kind, we found it NM, %
by balls. The stalactites with which ;3
lined are dark colored and brittle. a.
the gentlemen upon his return t.
house complained Of a severe pain ~.
breast. 1t is calculated that we u..., We
under ground one eighth of a mil ,'0
further than this subterraneous m.a.'
has ever before been explored.-pro"n7
tions are making for another entry. rl
The company viii be better prepared wi,
ropes, compasses, thermometers. ~ n|'
surios lines, sc. sc. II any thing in,n"'
ing results, you shall be advised IN ,,
~
"A fayourite amusement here is vl,,.
termed the deer drive" 1t i. n4rfor~s
as follows : The company being pro,id.t
"Ath rifles, are stationed a few hind
yards apart, aloug,a road which leads N,
the K4llaxF L., IIan an fl. r
are mounted on horses, and taking vit
them a pack Of hounds, scour the mona
tain Tor a distance of several miles. IT,.
deer, bcinS reused, make fol the river. sn5
To gain which they are obliged to pa.,
through the chain OF sentinels ON tb'
road as Soon as u approaches within
lille shot, The hunter utters a piercing rrv
upon which the deer halt aud is sure +,
receive the well. aimed ball. The morn,
ins heng fixed when we We're to enjoy
this delightful exercise, all things were pot
IN preparation. Before day had entirely
broken we were awakened from our Sion,
hers by the winding of the horn aud lhe
yeipjns I'll the young dogs. We arose and
found our country friends prepared for the
encounter the boys and dogs took Ia
the mountains, while we bent our course
through the valley, aud assumed our re-
spectl.e stations. We could hear the music
of the chace eehoing for miles along III,
ridge. We waited IN anxious cXppctatiou
for nearly an hour before the stag mad,
his appearance. was much di8appoint,,
that it did not fall 10 my lot To have, a sho
at him. WI returned home with Our an
petites for breakfast much improved.
Demo. Press.
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GE.vER.4L Ia 4YETTE.

BALTInokE, September s. we learn
by the Boston Patriot that the General
dined on Friday lasl at the seat Of Cover
nor Euslis IN Roxbary. On Saturday he
received company at the state house, and
dined with Ex-Governor Brooks at Med
ford. On Sunday he attended divine
service at Bratlle square Meeting House,
where he heard a sermon from Rev. Mr..
P%alffey. lie then went 10 Quincy To due
with tie venerable and pairiachal John
Adams. The meeting between him and
John Adams WAS interesting beyond des
cription. The interest excited among the
people of Quincy was intense. They
crowded in numbers To witness the inter
view between one of the fathers OF the
Revolution and ore gifts best soldiers.
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DESCRIPTION OF ITURnJDr

The recent death Of the FIX Empcrot
Mexico gives additional interest to the
s%ubiolnrd character Of him, tom the most
authentic source. 1.-THE Memoir furnished
to our government by Mr.. Poiusett, after
his return nom Mexico, should ever be
published, we are under the impression
that ii would shed additional light on tho
character of Iturbide, with whom, if We
are not mistaken, Ar. 7. had other inter
views than the pubic one, described be-
low.
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~"-
RBIDE


ErtFdct u q tehcF ddted .HUdfdd0, Sd IN
gust, 1924.
"The lturbidr party is now completely
PROSTATE. lturbide arrived at Soto la Ma
rina the 18th ultime. lie was arrested on
the 18th, and conducted on the morning Of
the 18th Ia Padllla, the seat of government
for that state, lNeu,a Santender,l& cxcCu.
ted On the aftnrnnan of the same day.
enclose the Mexican Gazette, " hich gives
all the particulars lpithout any comment
uhoteeer.
The news reached here on the night
of the 3lst ult. and "A feeble fort was made
next morning by the officers of government
10 %nnounce ths fact, by the ringing ofbrlls,
and the discharge of three or four piecos
of artillery. Yet none but Spauiards %rcjoic.
ed IN the event. The protection extended
10 these by the present government bad
very much diminished the confidence OF
the people in their %rulcss, and created for
ltnrhlde IN almost overwhelming party
lie, unfortunately for the country, tel
INTO the hands of his personal enemy and
his execution has a,erted the horrors of
civil WIZ.
" Ho4s parties will now stand requires no
great penetration to predict. The Repub.
llcans vii be 1oln"d by all those of Itur.
blde's party, who We're ever opposed to tie
Spanish supremacy, aud they composed hi.
only active, effective force. The Spanish
party viii receive an accession of strength
by the force and influence of the clergy,
lwho, in the establishment Of The present
governments, SEE the destruction Of Their
power,) by the mobility and wealth Of
the country. should suppose that, ortIe
two parties, the Spanish Mill profit most
by the downfall OF ltrbide-for, having
money, with corrupt soIdiery, like that Of
Mexico, what may not be done?
ten. Santa Anna. " hose appointment
to l uca'an | mentioned IN a former letter,
has taken a Stand supposed 10 he luxurious
To the union. Government are fitting, at
This port, In sail in "A few days, an expcdi-
ton for CamPeachy bat uhrtherit is To act
III concert With, Or against Santa Anna, ia
not well understood in this place"
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HayE,-Wc stated sowe time ago, that
Haylien Commissioners who proceed
ed to France wee residing at Paris, and
carrying on negotiations with the govern
mcnt. The Constitutional says that they
are only two in numhrr, VIZ. NJ. Rouennais,
a mulatto, and NJ. Larozr, a black. The
mere circumstance of the Frcnch minis
ters having nominated an agent, M. Is
mangard,) to confer with these commits
s%ioners, is considered a proof that the for
mcr are disposed TO acknowledge the in
dependence Of the blacks. One condition
ON which this will be agreed to, is said
to be the restoration Of snme large estates
in St. Domingo, belonging 10 families in
France, which We're couliscated during
the revolution. [E. Posi-.
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From Poinsetrs Notes on l.iexico."

1877
vas presented 10 Ills Majesty this
morning. On a'ishling at the gate Of the
palace, which is an exteasi,e and hand
some building. we We're received Ly IA m
merons guard, and then made our way up
Il large Stone staircase, lined with senlincI',
TO a spacious apartment, where we found
a bflsadler general stationed 10 usher Us
into the presence. The emperor was IN
his cabinet, and received us With great 20
likeness. Two of his fatorites were win
him. We were all seated, and he con
HeYaed with us for half an hour, ln al
easy tnembarrased manner, taking coca
sion to compliment the United States, aud
our institutions, and to lament that ihty
we're not suited 10 the circumstances Of h'
COT niry. He modestly iosinuated thai be
lad yielded very reluctantly to the WISHES
OF The people, but had been compelled 10
suffer them To place the crown upon hS
head 10 prevent misrsle and anarchy.
He is about 5 feet 10 orIl inches htgh,
stoutly made and well prqportioned, l'i'
face is oval, and his features are very good,
except his eyes, which WIRE constantly
bent on the ground, or ayerted. His hali
IS brown, with red whiskers, and ~
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n The Semi Weekly Paper, al 81, aud the
Weekly Paper at 50 per annam, payable ~
ulvatce.-Nn absorption Wilde reeefe 81 Tor
= iess time than siN moHthS, aud no paper will
&c discontinued Qhut Ut The discretion 81 tie
Editors aut,i al afreeras re arr fa'd.
~ Advertisements viii hc inserted NJ 30
cents pcr square Tor lcss) the 6rsi tiWe aud
81 ~ cent. Tor each continuance, Those
from a distance mist DO faid tor previous 10
their Insertion. or the payment hssndned by
some Responsible person va Lyhehlmsg
ar Chaaceiy Orders are inserted Tor sik
doliprs
AZ Al lrtters edarrsgcd a. The Editors must
be rost ram, 90 tkcy will not be niirHdrdt To
IL Il InrE MHIE lIIh2I.
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Col, FsANcIs S. HUGEa, of S. Carolina.
who distinguished himselfby his eitarts TO
reIrase General La FAyEyrE from his i'm
prisonment in the Castle OF Olmutz, is a
passenger in the ship Carolinian, arri, cd IN
our river from Charlestown. The Carroll
MAN has been detained at the Lazaretto
since Saturday, Col. Hu6er viii reach this
city today. lPba, Gds,
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TIE VIRGINIAN.

rRtSrEU ENr pusitsHFu.sf
RICHARD a. IuLER a JollN u COLIN
Pe$jad ecs etths LgIrs y Hs Union.
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LYNCHBUR6, SEPTEMBER -, Ise4
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of deed OF trust from the
- late William Herbert, deceased, and
wife, TO me, duly recorded, shall pros
coed to sell on the premises. on THURS.
DAY, the 9eh day OF august next, the lot
OF ground lying on Union and Oronoko-
streets:-begiDnig at the northwest corner
of the intersection Of said streets, and run-s
ming thence westwardiy with Oronok o.
street 10 the lot lately owned by Captain
Conway, deceased; thence norlhwardly,
with Conway's line TO the river Potomac;
thence along the river east TO Union street,
thence with UnIon-street to the beginning.
The sale will take place at ~ o'clock,
NJ. and liberal credit will be given on
the purchase money. J. l.. McKENNA,
july 27-3taw Trustee
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Public Sale.

pY vitue of deed of trust from Will
- liam Herbert. deceased, and Sarah,
his wife, shall proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY
the Goth OF AUGUST NEXT, at I0A M all
that piece or parcel of ground, with all the
buildings tbereon) situated in the town Of
Alexandra, on the south side OF Cameron
street, and east side of Water street,
bounded as folows:-BeginnIng al the in
tersection OF said streets, and running
easlwardly with Cameron street to the ri.
yer Potomac thence soutbwardlv and pa
rallel to Water-street "a feet. thence west
wsrdiy and parallel to Cameron street
to Water street, thence noitbwardly with
Water street. and binding Herewith a.
teet to the beginning.
The above property will be sold on
credit, and divided into lots 10 ,acconmo-
date purchasers, which will be made
known on the day OF sale. Such little as
the subscriber has in said property will be
made 10 the purchasers.
Also, Ten Shares Alexandria Bank Stock.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee.
July "a Is
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MarshaI'S Sale.

s,u,,a Will be sold on the premises,
#gfA for cash on Thursday the eth day
asssi of September next, at ii clock,
49, all the right, lille and interest of
Andrew Bartle, in and to the following.
property: one t~o story frame house and
lot of ground, together with all pthet
improvements thereon, situated on tie
west side OF Union street, beginning s.
feet 6 inches, toihe southwark OF queen
street. and running soutbwardly with, u
MON street, thence westwardly 100 feet,
thence norlhwardly. So feet 6 inches, thence
eastwardly 100 leet. Also one other lot
OF ground, and all improving thereon, ~
ing on an alley running from Water sheet
to Union street, between Cameron and
Queen streets, and beginning on lhe north
side of said alley 100 feet to the. wesiw ara
OF Union street, and running with SAID al
ley 66 feet inches, thence north 50 ieet
8 inches, thence east TO Queen ST. sc ieet,
s inches, thence south SO feet inches, to
the beginning Sold to satisfy an execu-
ton in favor OF George Coleman.
d.. MINOR, D. NJ.
For I. RinggoId, Marshal.
aug 10
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Lectures on Bookkeeping.

Il GIBSON (from Philadelphia hav.
~ just finished teaching very respect.
able class OF young gentlemen in Wash
ing'on City, and having been introduced
by several of bis patrons there, to some of
the most respectable merchants in this
city. soljcitsihs young gentlemen of Al
lexandra 10 attend his lectures. and will
impart to them a complete practical know
ledge of the science of BOOK KEEPING
by double entry, according to Bennett
much admired system, exemplifying Do.
nestle, Shipping, Company and Comms
sion business; and can assure them, that
should they attend bis lectures, that they
will, for their time and money, receys
ample satisfaction.
His Lecture room will be an exact copy
OF the counting house, as it regards the
manner OF proposing transactions for con-
slderalion Please apply soon at lis lee
ture room, at Mrs Taylor's, on Duke, be-
tween Fairfax and Watersheds. The
hours Of attendance to suit the coavenince
OF scholars. Terms moderate.
Bsnnen's Conversation Cards on Book
Keeping
J. G expects to receive in few days
few packs of the aboye-exempiifyin
the journalsng posting, and balancing of
set of merchants books OF accounts,
comprising a complete system of double
entry bookkeeping; by the playing of
which, in addition to the amusement, each
person becomes teacher OF the arl-coh.
tanning e6 cards.
aug I9 st
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Mal.shal's SaIe.

s,s Will be sold for cash, on the
Hn premises, oy the marshal, CD Sa-
Hssss turday the 7tb day of September
Gnext. at IL o'clock, all the right
title and interest. Of Alexander Perry, to
the following property; one two story
brick house, and lot of ground; together
with all other improvements thereon; si-
tuated on The, South side OF King street,
between Washing ton and Columbus SIS.
fronting on King street 60 feet and run.
ming back 100 eet. Also, one other lot
the back part of the aforesaid
lot, with brick stable thereon. Sold to
satisfy an execution in favor OF the Union
Bank OF Alexandria.
D.. MINOR, D NJ.
aug 8 For 7 RinggoId, Marshal.
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Notice.

ENHE Leeionary Court of Inquiry will
a. sit al at the Town Hall, on Saturday,,
the 2lst INST This Court. for good cause
shown, Will remit any fine imposed by the
Battalion Courts last preceding. The
said Court may also exempt any militia
man from duty on account OF bodily in
trinity, and may again direct such person
TO be enrolled when able to do duty The
law also provides, that when any fine or
fines shall have been collected or imposed,
the delnquepts shall be at liberty at any
tire within twelve months after such i'm
position, TO apply TO any of the Legionary
Courts to return OF remit the same.
C. BRONAUGH, Adjt
lst Regiment, I'd Brigade M. D. c.
aug l9 ct
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sTr FROM RIO.

r.n,siu Whitiredge who arrived at Ss-
IN Eriday last from Rio, which place
ieu, ~ ON the Is; u!t. states that a fleet was
DC e;1s expected there from Lisbon. to
osnJ de the port, in consequence of
u ,S;eb the produce OF the country had been
'"'nnped in coming in There were great
ssamber of press.gsngs lmPressing every
hu tbey could 6pd for the army and navy;
.ou. had even impressed an American
m,y,.;p. who obtained his liberty by tell-
eap Coz mem that ne syas an officer belonging
us English packet then lying in the
.ds /: was rumored that the Emperor
io .bout granting commissions 10 any
, gso wsrs disposed TO fit out PKIvATEERs.
as cave all his troops a great dinner on
,hs g5tb June himself al the head OF the
,able. He had appointed captain Jewett,
,sbo had. short time previous, beea dis
~'.;ssed from the service ior.tarriDg and fea
,boripe man, to the command of new
..;r.,e Il was understood that the En-.
, neror bad paid Lord Cochrane bis prize
ppnnsy. and that all his vessels of war had
boen ordered TO be in readiness.
Captain G0ruOa OF tue UriC OFOnO, ART
ID At Providence OH The 10Th inst states,
,hst on the 18th of June. being about eight
i,gnes east OF fobssco, The Orono was
chased by pirsliesl schooner, but out
lied ber-next morning in sight she
Soarjed Spanish brig, and next evening
bosrded The Csiharine, took out all the
crow confined them in the hold of the pi.
s,,,cal boat, robbed her of all her provi>
.oos, Globes, watches sc. OF the seamen,
s,oye The cabin to pieces, took all her spare
y;,o,ng, and were about unbending the
!. ne when small sail hove 10 sight. which
deferred them. The captain swore that
h. would have the Orono il he cruised at
,er her month, snd would cut the crew
70 pieces The Orono escaped the barba-
Ran by entering the port in the night. Two
dsys after the pirate appeared of the port,
and was taken near the shore by an armed
brig-lhe captain and crew. however, es
raped to iheir rendezvous, which was at
81 Peter aud Paul, where they have dro-
Ger. On me lib July they made an at
tempt to cut oGt the Orono, but were Ia
Ken. and sent to Tobssco to be tried.
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GERS Of the q. S, Army, the Officers of the
Navy, the Major-Generals and The Briga-
dieg Generals OF the Militia-the .Presi.
dent OF the Chamber of Commerce, the
Committee from the Society OF Cincinnati
ti,w,ll proceed at 9 o'clock this morning,
The 10th inst, to Staten Island, where the
Marquis is lodged and escort him to the
city They will be- accompanied by the
steam boats all with decorations except
that in which the Marquis IS embarked,
which will only have the flag OF the Unit
ed States and the State OF New York
Bands OF Music being ia each. The EN-.
barkation OF the Marquis will be announc.
ed by salute from Fort La Fayette, and
the steam snip Robert Fullon-the Forts
IN the harbor will also salute as the boats
pass
The masters Of vessels are requested to
hoist their flags at mast head, and when
convenient, TO dress their vessels.
The Bells OF The City will be rung from
12 TO O'Clock.
The Commiltse request that no carria-
ges or horses excepting those attached to
the military and the procession, appear
south OF ChaGber.st. in Broadway, Mar.
ketheld-st. or WhitebaIl-st. between the
hours OF ] | and o'clock.
The Portrait Room in the City Hall is
appropriated 10 the use OF the Marquis,
where, during his stay, he will, alter this
day, between the hours OF IL and 2 O.
clock receive tine visits of such OF the citi-
zens as are DESTROYS OF paying their re-
spects 10 him.
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ONE DAY LATER.

We have received by the Courier, Liz
verpool paper OF the l4th ult. but it does
not add to our political intelligence, A
paragraph in the London Sun OF the 18th
states, that accounts from all quarters con.
time TO state, that the oeraskier was sig
nally defeated in bis attempt to open the
campaign against Greece by forcing The
passage of Thermopyla.
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southern Money W anted.
North Carolina,
South Carolina,

Georgia,
and most kinds of FoRElGN BANK BILLS
Dough. at the lowest rates by
S. s. NJ. ALLEN 500.
Lottery s. Exchange Brokers,
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington City.
Where can at all times be had DRAFTS
either at sight or short dates, in sums 10
suit purchasers, on
BALTIMORE, PHILADRLPHIA,
NEW YORK. 4 EosToN.
aug l9 It Il
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National Government Journals
REGISTER OF OFFICIAL PAPERS.

hLOlS l btt VT OE Z lSiAb AZ E't9o'
FsNHlS publication, which is Exclusively
L. devoted 10 the compilation OF OffCial
Documents, State Papers, &c. is issued
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