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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-28

ion, that Mr.. Crawford will not be elected.
have thus in obedience to your request,
given you my views in relation to this important
subject. Those acquainted with me, viii give
them all the weight they are entitled to.
The Bill TO extend the Cumberland road. the
Bill to abolish Imprisonment for debt which is
prospective in its operation and well guarded,
the Bill to clear out the Ohio river. MIR. Tai
bots Bill to increase the number the Judges
ofthe Supreme Court, and TO require the concur
renee of two thirds of all the members
OF the court 10 vacate a state law, the
Remonstrance OF the Kentucky Legislature
who n MIR. Charles A. Wickli!le gave notice
that he would call up on w cdncstiay next, have
all been kept back by the Tariff Bill and the
spirit Ct speech making which nothing but pub
lie sentiment can correct.
The committee raised upon the petition ofthc
Trustees of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, will
report in favor ofgranting them aid. If a want
OF time this session prevents the House from
acting on the subject, shall feel ii my duty TO
press it at the next session of Congress.
r. p. MOORE.
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necessary truths. Truth is the soul OF history TIC
ascertain some facts, my testimony ill depend on
the estimate formed Of my character by my conten.
porares. On that footing ] am willing il should
rest"
We should think that Mr.. Pickering is not abso-
lutcly correct when he observes that.ur. Adams sim
posed upon him" the task of answering the contents
of the correspondence. The opinions of Mr.. A.
were extracted Eom him with da bolical art and as
the sequel proves with amalice prepcnse which ner-
its the same epithet they communicated in tho
most sacred confidence, with inunctions of secrecy
on side and promises on the other the most So
lcmn that could he given-,he disclosure of them
when wickedly Threatened was deprecated in the
most earnest manner-they were finally produced
the world against the known viii and to the deep
regret of the writer.
Hence, though Mr.. Pickering might think and say
that the circumstance of their being extant entitled
required him to his own charac ter and con-
duct far these assailed, yet he could no,
fairly consider Mr.. Adams as having publicly ar
ragned him or justly incurred that severe, unspar-
ing, public retaliation which constitutes main part
of his Review" Mr.. jefferson made a generous
allowance for the weakness, upon which n mos,
crafty and odious imposition had been practised.-
His letter to Mr.. Adams, which Mr.. Pickering re-
fers, is a lesson of magnaninity and self-rcspect.
Ii is unfortunate for the American character, that
those who contributed to emaicpatc the country
aud found the Republic, should he Involved in con-
trove,ses with each other, in which their infrmi-
ties manifested SD much 10 the common disad-
vantage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-28
EXCHANGE 6 READING ROOM.

"A 1 the request of many of the most respectable
inhabitants Of this city, the subscriber has been
induced 10 open an Erehai,gc and Reading Room,
lot inc aceonnodaton aud convenience of the n,er-
chants and citizens generally. Tue room now &c
cupied by the subscriber and the adjoining one will
be opened Tor that purpose. The principal newspa-
pers and prices current in the United States, and
the most approved periodical reviews and zues
IN this country and Europe will be furnished.
Strangers are respectfully invited to visit the Ex-
change.
The annual subscription to the Exchange vii, h,
hive dollars, payable in advance. Persons WISHING
to subscribe, will be pleased call at the sbscy;s
oers' office Due notice will be given of tho oprn-
ing of the Exchange.
The subscriber will sell public stocks Of every
description atauction or privately.
-, CARTER B. PAGE.
Richmond, 18th May. ts33
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Richmond, 18th Nav.
NOTICE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of Deed of
Trust, executed to the subscriber, by John {.
Montasue, on'tfe Sd day of March, 1923, recorded
IN the Office of King X Queen County Court, r
snail offer for salc at public auction, to tho highest
ior SASH at the front door of the Eagle iIo-
tel,in the City of Richmond, ON Saturday Ie,l, of
June next, at d o'clock, P. NJ. all the said Mon
tasues right interest in s. to Tract or Land w.
ing and being in King & Queen County, containing
l3o Acres, more or less, adjoining the laGds of Thos
Faulkner, dec, and being the part of the estate of
capt. Benjamin Faulkner, dec. which in the diyi-
Sion thereof was allotted tn his daughter Elizabeth.
afterwards the wife of said Montague, who as en-
ttied to the same as tenant by the courtesy. This
is desirable little farm, and Mr.. Montague is a
hearty young man, not exceeding thirty wears of
sge. Such title only will be conveyed as is vested
IN the trustee by the Deed aforesaid. The sale
will be conducted by Messrs. D. Judah & Co.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee,
Richmond, May 81, l824.--tds.
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At Rules held in the clerks Office of the Court
of the United States, for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District, the fifth day of April, 1924.
Malcom JAMESON and Isabella his wife, Pnfs.
against
Robert Gordon, and Janeta Gordon, Robert Cor
don, Isabella Gordon, James Gordon, Eleanor
Gordon, Katharine Gordon, Mary Gordon, Lily
Gordon, and William Gordon, heirs of Janet Cor
don, the seven last named of whom are infants ur,-
der the age of tweniy-one years, and James Cur
rie, jun'r, David Currie, aid Ann Armstrong,
Defs.
ME defendants, David Currie and Ann Arm
u strong, not being inhabitants Of the State, and
not having entered their appearance apdgiven secu-
rity according to rule Of the ccuIt-On The motion
of the plaintiffs by their counsel. lis ordered: That
the said defendants do appear before the said
court, at the city Of Richmond, the first day of
the next term, and answer the bill of tile plaintiffs
and that copy of this Rule be forthwith inserted
i'll some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the oapi,oisin the said city.
COPY, Teste. RID. JEFPRIEs, elk.
April6 waw2l
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4 N the Court of Chancery of tie State Of Della
u ware, held at New Castle in md for the Coun-
~ Of New Castle, ofthc August Tenn, Ammo DOM
iui 1928,
Thomas Roberts,
James M. Broom, Jacob P. Broom, Ja,nes Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro.
berts, Asa Moore aid Ann bis wife, William
Lyon, Rachel 3. Lyon, George Lyon, John Lyon,
and jacob b. Lyon
And now to wit, on this twenty day of A.
pri, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-four, oil motion of Joshua G.. Brnckle ESQ.,
compliments Solicitors and Aidavits filed, 1t is
ordered by the Chancellor that William Lyon Ra-
cbael Il. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and 10 the above cabse, on Thursday, the
18th day of August next ensuing, and the Chan
ceor directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days be published in the Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, and the. Constf-
tutonal Wing, published at Richmond, in Virginia,
and be continued in such newspapers for the space
of three months next after its first publication
.Ne;O Castle County S. do certify tfatthe above
is true copy ofthe record thereof--In tes-
,imony whereof, have hereunto set nv
H. $. hand and affixed the seal of the said court.
ty,at New Castle, the Sd day of Nav, An.
no Domini, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Regr
3in3t an ChnncerD.
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lEW CoNEECTroMARY-

TESHE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
N zens of Richmond and its vicinity. and fbe
pubic generrly, that he has this day opened
a Confectionery Store, in the house three doors
below the Bell Tavern, next to Messrs. Cotton
81 CIarke's dry good store, where he intends
keeping all kinds of CONFECTIONERY; to.
gether with many sorts of FRUITS-alsoMI MIN
ERAL WATERS.
The subscriber will use his best endcayors to
give satisfaction, and respectfully solicits share
of public patronage.
THOMAS BOUDAR.
may 10. 4t32
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BOOTS & SHOES.
COTTON s. CLARKE.

COLIUN Y CLARkE,
IA AVE recently received considerable additions
Il IL to their Stock of DRY GOODS; comp,i-
sing general assortment of staple articles. mostly
They bare also on lard,
Tanners Oil, prime Pork,
Sole, wuxcd and russell Leather,
Calf kip, seal and morocco Skins,
Shoe Thread,
All the different kinds ofwritng Paper of Ames'
manufacture,
Mediums printing Paper, &C. &c.
on coNsIGNMENT,
bales New Ipswich Shcetines,
half pipes Madeira Wine,
Old Spanish Scgars, and
Valencia floor Mats, sc.
April %. ewo6
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Making together. sla&.11a
[coNriNUED.l

-idNi1S together, > tJ0, tI9
The Kentucky bank notes mentioned in the Sc
efetary's letter of the ID of March, 1920 were not
transferred, having beer otherwise disposed of by
tie bank. Nor the Georgetown bank notes.
mentioned III the letter. then transferred; and
II is only within few days, that the Treasurer has
received from the agent OF the Missouri Bank an
Order for transferring them.
Thai the notes thus received from the bank had
been properly taken by the Receiver, will aprsar
from the Instructions given 10 those officers bv the
5ectftlry pies Of which herewith transmitted:
and that, the time those instructions were rivep
they were considered, by the Secretary as the nntc.
ct banks which discharged their notes in specie ON
icmard. and, consequently, notes which by the re-
,.i.,tiou Of Congress of the j0th of April. 1916
e,e authorized 10 he received in payments to the
t,oted States, is manifest, from the terms of the
same instruction, in which the Receivers are po-
sitivcIy interdicted from taking the notes of any
bank which does not discharge its notes on demand
liz specie.
That these notes were received by the bank from
the Receivers, during the first arrangement with the
Treasury, and consequently previous to its engage
1nent to account cash, and that at the time they
were offered the Secretary, they were actually in
fine ssion of the bank is bshed by evidence
ajduced by Mr.. Edwards himself This evidence
is statement f. prepared at the Bank of Missouri
and laid before the Missouri Legislature by a COM
mittee which appointed to examine the report of
the bank, and which committee represents its IL tn
have had before it, and carefully examined, ,be
49,
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NoTiCE.

A COMPETENT workman in the Hoiue CIR.
"a Pc"fsrs' oad Joiacrs Busiafys, is DESTROYS Of
being employed hc would prefer the upper country
F. particulars, enli'ire tits oIco,
ATrl l5. .s2a
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HENRY GIBSON

NNtLL in future attend the Superior and tna,-
iior Courts Of Cumberland county. in ad,,i-
ton 80 the Courts held in This city. His Office IS
Immediately over the store OF Mcssrs. Geo. Dybaii
& 60.
march 10.
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NOTE.

NOTE.
wis Department has received intelligence
from MIR. Robert K Lowry, Consul the T.
niied states at La Guayra, under date of the i1th
instant, of the death at Caracas about the 1gth OF
the preceding month, March, of Hr. ]. o. Tomp-
kins of Richmond, Virginia and an Inventory of
the Personal Effects belonging TO the deceased was
at the same ;ne received from AIr. Lowry, and IS
now on file in this Office. This notice is given for
the friends and representatives of the deceased.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13
.-'.ssss..--
DIlsl.l TORS


OCHe Bdaf Of InrC1am md branches, toi
He present ytds.
RiGUMOND.--John BrockenbrouSh
Wiium Gall, Edward unuiughani, Tho
mas Rutherford, Robert GsAtlmcy, Phi
~ Baxa Edmund Christian, james Gray
Madison WaIlhal.+ Edmund F.N lck ham,
William Ford Garland II Mitehcll,s Asa
Ot,-,# .Jaqurilu J.. ia, lo'.f
NORFOLk-Wm. Il. Lamb, VIM. ID
sciden, Vim. A Armistead, Anpn T.. Holt,
james Nelson, Eugene lligshls, Caleb
Bous.d, Walter IIrrrou,f g9r"ell y. Nose
Icy, WIN, fraueis, Vim. MoseIey,* DanicI
II. Fisk Edward Delapy.h
PE1ERSBURG.--J0hn II Brown. ri
ehard Field, John i. May, Edward Pow
ell, joel Harmon, VIM. Ilaxali, Alexander
Cunningham, Daniel &. butts. Thomas
Wallace, Samuel IlInion,f banl. Bigger"
Hector Brandrr,& John Glllam
FREDERiCKSB RG-Iiugh Mercer.
Robert $. hcw, John Scott, John ). Wei
ford, Wm. a. KNOX, BAIL Gordon, james
Vasy, John Peck, Thomas Siddon,* John
Roy, George Cox" Joseph Whittemorc,*
Ficding Bnrns.
LYNtHBURG.--JoiIu Early, William
Henry DAVIS. David 5. Garland,&
David ktle, John .. EcltVich, Jas. Left
wicl,, Bdda Mcdaniel, john /. Cahell,
Johu Tharmon,f Hill Carter Henry
Brown" Wm. II. Morgan
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~ Psadletos. Cab'n. Whether, Gillilsnd.
Watkins Of Po~haian, Old, Slgirr, Iinn,
CulleY. Foster, Harrison of lfince VIVA
NaH,ny, Branlan, Bouyer Whiie, liu-
fl1cilitd, Caldwell, Jesse Of Russell, Bare,
Riuler Briggs, Th"rninn. Mason of stat
Grrl, pnuitl Of Stafford, Mason of SUSSEX
Harrison al Sussex, Grorge, Ptery, Carey,
Jones az Warwick, Fulton, Bradley, Hun
e.lfsfd, Jrit OF NestmareIand, Pfelui-,
Chapman. Saunders. ffirl, jones 81 iora.
10y IL, Sfaouef, llarie al Richmond city.
IL
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1aNenbtRG.JtNuAltt -, Iaga.

~ C,bsea Of Patqet," who writes IN
~. llsf Dlasilir Seulinrl, desetNes nulle"
rtlihrr for his polilcness mr. lls iogic.@
tie say. ihat the NtrS.nisn either asserted
=. = dire T.IslI, nr made a sross IA s.alcnla-
uos" relative L. iar sentiments "t The pc
lie nf Patrick, On Tho Presidential qtes
tian; aud yci, brfofe he winds nP the h"fhy
...bl,llllaa Of his bralu, euus,ncrs ss that
III Allegation "f f,lsehood would apply
nnh <iriG Justice Ia hins'lf Far be- ac-
s.,,,,,,l.,Jsr, hat the influential elii1cns Of
tat county are - ftvor Of Mr. Adtus-
thai they lead the mayor para OF thor IL
low cuuotymea hy the n"ae--and thaio
rerc Il aof ./5r Mi5 circumstance, q mgoriiy
= 1pii BE- ~ fator u NJ. CsdHIotd thus
Actually ,ottnmiug nr assefl'"n, which,
ID muinrut before, IN the Righteousness al
his nsolrnrc, hc hid stlgnatiz,tl rs n" dire
f.l.Ity or a gross miscaiculalionn We
do not, however, belir,r the assertion thai
lie umjaiity Of The people of Patrick arr
.ad9l, iHiucucrd u any sci Of men. We
kaaw enoush ol the people ol Airgmla,
;,na have too high an opnlaa of their eha-
raclr, la ,ceacur with any anonymous
scrbhler IN .nch Il degrading suprosition.
Our assertion, or calculation, or Whatever
.lsr IT may please onr friend, the 4" citizen
uf Patrick in hiq wisdom IL call II, was
- ,,,.l,,.,t.1 ,,tnu ,.nr t,,#r.nttnl untX
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The performance of This unpleasant d .,.gs
imposed by the constitution, oocn ita wa
Legislature to a late hour in the day, avn
no further business was done The eiG',
ton Of Brigadirr General, which bad 'l'
been made an order Of the day, was f.'
Poned, Pae"'4
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After the first ballot, Mr.. Lambert was
droPt by the rule of the House, aud Mr.
Anderson was Withdrawn by his friends.
Colonel Robertson having majority of
The whole votes gwen, was declared dely
elected.
The House then proceeded to execute
the ioInt order of the day for the elet ton
nf Treasurer Dir. loyal nominated Jer-
man Baker, the present Treasurer. The
ballots were, for Baker 149-Scattering ~.
Sn Jerman Baker was declared duly elec-
ted.
Tuesday, January 6.-On motion of Mr..
Daniel of Stafford, the militia committee
were instructed to enquire into the cxpedi-
ency of SO amending the 18th section Of
the militia laws, as 10 require the com
handing officers of regiments to give pub
lie notice oft vacancies which have oc-
Cured in their respective regiments al the
same time that they make application for
an order To summon the justices for the
purpose ofrecommeuding suitable persons
To supply such vacancies, with leave 10 re-
port, &c.
On Mr.. Stuart's motion, the G.. for Roads
u |. Navigation were directed TO enquire in
10 the cXpedieucy Of directing the President
and Directors of the B. of Public Works to
subscribe one Thousand dollars To the TN e
River and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company.
ana MAXI report thereon,
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On the second balIoting, YIN. seIdrn,
esq. was removed after four ballots, WHICH
were as follows:
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Virginia 4 legislature.

X MOI IN The iasi Dirccfory.
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The fol'owing Members Of he Legislature
attended The RtehmOHd Caucus
Ofhe Mess,~ w C. Holt, Spea
6er +; Johnsnu OF Chesterfield. Goodn in,
Clupton, Amen, Brown, Wyatt, Dade,
Campbell, ,iliit, Hog, Cahei aud Rose
Ia.
Ofht HouSe NJ Btltgaies. Messrs inn
Banks. Speo6er; Dlummond, Gordon,
Randolph, Booker, Garland, Crawford, Ro-
hiusun, EdgiuStan, Drumgoolr, Yanccy,
Evere,t Iaidley, McAllistcr, Dickinson.
Parker, Tyler. Armistrad, Carringtan of
Chsrlotlo, Branch, Anderson of Chester.
field, Hin, Turner, Miller, Wynn, Russ,
Cotton, Celler, Muse, Brockenhronsh,
Thompson al Fairfax, Moore of Fairfax,
Payne, Strange, Galloway, Holland, Sex
ton, Barton, Sniduw, Lewis, Morris OF
Gloucester, Watkins of Gonchlaud, Bryce,
Hal, oGteshy, Mays of Grecubrier, Kin
caid, Lundy, Maciin, Peasants, Davis OF
Hanover. Nevill, Burton, Bould,n, King,
Purdlr, Henley, Davenport. Slaughter, VIII
son OF kanawha, Re. nuids, Hnrwood, Pc.
Hard Of Il. and @, iioor, Pollard uf kir
VIVA, Az lett, G,imour, Hail, MeAlinnn -
Lee. Bland, Cbiitnn, Striking W.T.,
Dani,l ef Louisa, Fisher, M'Fmlanc ps;r@o
Newman, Dlsges, AlexaTier .pecle. Jessns SOC
Middlrsex, Morgan, flaynond. Vnss Sbor
rsrd, Gustin, Rlvcs of Nelson. Ctristis,
oIa'es, Stephenson, Thompson of Norr,Il
county, Nottingham, Belts, Watkins of \
/ "'isi pahisoIo, Mallory, IIairston. Jones
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GOV. TtDUF , NITSo MI.
Eceratiue Department, Mttedgeeiue, Geo. )
10th December, 1929
IIasinG been made the instrument of cot,.
veying . you the accompanying document
1ransnittcd to me by Gov. Carroll. of Ten
nessee, at the reqne t Of the Legisla'are al
ihst s:ate, could che sriully have submitted
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-15
THE LEVY COURT.

At the late session of Congress an act was
passed, entitled An act to confer certain pow
ers upon the Levy Court of Alexandra. and
for other purposes One OF the principal
objects Of this act is, to give the Levy Court
the same powers, in relation to county lev eS,
as the County Courts of Virginia possessed on
the 18th OF February, 1901. 1t will be remem-
bered, that the County Courts of Virginia can
only lay a levy on ttteQbie which. INC
act Of 1872, are defined to be, all male persons
OF 10 years and upwards. and all iec'ale Ia"es
of l6 veal, and upwards with the power of
exemption IN certain cases.
The Levy Court of alexandria County, I'M.
der the late act of Congress, cen only lay tax
on titheables, as designated in the Aforesaid act
of the Virginia Legislature. This mode of lay
ing levy confined entirely to TIT eables), is
supposed, by many, to be unjust and oPpres.
sive, inasmuch as the holders OF real estate o
not contribute at all to the burthen.
The Levy Court Of this county owe Divers
sums of money. to pay which they AZ no
other means than b, county lev. hese
debts have been due for years, to mechanics and
others, and ought, upon every principle OF JUS
tice, 10 have been paid long ago. This Court
assembled on Wednesday last, to act under the
new law. and petition was presented to them,
signed by citizens of the town, praying that
the Court would not proceed to lay the tax. on
the ground that it was oppressive in its charac-
ter and consequences, and was manifestly UNI
Just. by compelling each man to pay the same
tax, which, they said, ought to he paid IN pro-
portion to property. member Of the Court
discovered, that the Court, under the Virgi-
MIA act of Il 96, could only lay the tax in Sep
tember or October Of each year, and moved a
pcstponement Of the subject till the first ofthese
months, which was unanimously carried.
The object of these few lines is, to advise the
citizens of the town and county of the existing
state of things. and that they may make such
representation to the Levy Court, at their
next meeting, as they may deem fit. lfa ma
iority of the people should be pposed to the
laying of levy under the late a. Of Congress,
il is believed that the Court will pay great re-
spect to their wishes, and WI be glad to re.
ceive any suggestions thar NAV enable them to
discharge their duty to tho public creditors.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-15
ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY MORNING JUNE IS.
SCOCKlNG MURDER.

A man by the nsm+ OF GoiIyhorn was
murdered IN Quantities.. Va. on Tuesday
last, by person named Burgess. The
circumstances as lar as Can be collected
were as follow -
The parties were engaged in pitching
quoi!s, when quarrel ensued, during
which, GoIlyborn kicked Burges- 10 the
face; alter which burge.S procured a
butchers knife and returned to the place
he had lett Gollyhorn, & found him asleep
on the step OF house, & upon his waking
plunged the knife Into bis body. The
deceased walked abou: twenty steps and
dropped dead. Pursuit was Immediately
made alter Burgess. who was apprehend-
ed and conducted to Brent's Vile, to a.
wait his trial in November
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2J.sXSE ~ lT.
PtkU

An extract VI a letter IRON Lima OF Feb
95, published il Jamaica paper OF tie
e7lr ui says The Bueuos AyrcanAux.
i'll ~ roops, consisting OF two Regi-
ments, the e., de Ia Plata, and the No
H. crossed the Ante. with San Martini
Not having fe -Ted any pay since they
came INTO Peru, they lattery became We:
ny muInuus, aud being HE only regular
troop, ID Lima. plan was nearly matured
early 10 Jsnua Y, 10 ,acK he nty. lEi:
imheI lie Gov nnent. 10 t.lace Of making
an@xampis OF he ring ie ,d.rs and salts
tying, as tar a they were able, the Just
demands OF the soldiery, hu,lied the mat
ter up and gave them nothing hu pfomI.
srs. and sent inpm down 10 garrison the
Castles OF Calso, thereby putting into
their hands the power OF rIgbting them
selves
Three thousaod Sp.niards are within 81
miles OF Lima, aud Tor some time all COM
muniCalions " Ill bp pu, stop t.