The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
Thomas Born,

Joln Scott, Thomas p orn,
Thomos Hunion, Imam Horncr,
Thomas l.. Moore. John Robsrt HdNact.
Upon molions srVefally made, Berkeley
Ward, John Scott, Henry Fizlugh, aud
Henry e. Dadc we're chosen a eo%riespon-
dug cutnnifier, fel this county.
l. was further resolved that the proceed
Jugs of this D,ertlng BE- published IN The
Fauquier Gtzrtte, National lntrlilgeneer
aud Iiichmnnd Euqulref--and thea the
meeting Adjourned.
THOS. HUNTON, Cbr'n.
Turner AsHBY, Sre'y.
A Public Dinner is about 10 be given. by
a number Of citizens Of Boston, and the
peigbbuuring tow s, =" iur the express paf-
pos, 81 testify iug Their respect and good
f., llog L. Gen. lIuLL, who has been insi-
ted To partake ofthe Dinner, and has &C
ceptrd The in.iiaiioi.p The following OBJ
sel,ations on the subject, taken from the
Boston Courier, concutrlng Nth other re-
marks W. have seen in th. Rost n t,atl-
mel, sbew the feeling in whleh this Public
Dnnpr has originated
How far This v III accord With thr ppi-
lie feeling, We hase no mean Of ascettalnlug
correctl, hui, from d moments inspection
al he subscription papers, aud from the
few remarks Vt have heard, We appreh"nd
thai there IS Il general wish In so"tite tar
wouodcd heart, aud enlI,eu the dropping
spirits Of an old Revolutionary officer, By
some such testimonial OF sympathy ana
respect. Tj.is can be done, aud probably
will be dppr, in a mannrr tiiAt MI be or
tlfying 10 him, ard without exciting pollt-
ical a5petit,, ~ casting injurious reflections
on the administration Of 1912. There arr
those VIM honestly believe Gen. Hull is an
nan there are Others, who b'lIe,e
Thu he has suffered enough to expiate all
offences that he may have com ltted and
these can unite in an offering of gratitude
for revolutionary patriotism aud an express
SION Of sympathy for subsequent mlsiur-
tone. II il expected that the company
\ III consist Of Two or three hundred
Gen. La Fayrtte arIivcd-at Wheeling,
We hear, on the eth instant, though VT
have no newspaper account ofhis move
uIent between thai place and Louisville.
MAJ. Int.
We lrarn that Gru. La Fa,rtte passed
GcorgotnWn on Tuesday, making
4 -hott stay at the Blue Spring here lie
Isrlook Ut an elegant dinner prepared for
Col. Il. NJ. Johnson and where had
assembled a large c|oucourse of people f
sexes to behold the Nations Guest
He lodged five miles from Georgetouu
la, evening and started for Cincinnati yes
morning ut 1 O'Clock.
Harrington Gaz, May 10.
The ratification of a General Consen-
al Peace, Amity Navigation, and Com
between the United States of Anne
lra aud the Republic Of Colombia, 60 lclu
and assigned At Rogota, on the Sd day
II OctnhfI last, by Mr.. Richard {. Andcr-
Minister Pirnipotenliry OF thu United
states in that capital, and Don Pedfo Quad,
secretary of State for Foreign 4 fairs,
we're exchanged in tins city, on the cath
by Mr.. Daniel Brent, Cnirf Clerk
II the Department of State, on the part ol
hr unIled Stats, and Don inse Maria Sa-l
,zar Envoy Extraordinary and Minlslet
pleolputenlary, GA the part of bis govern
lncut. I.N.t. lat.
NoRToLK, May 50.-The command Of
the Navy Yard at tins place was, an Satur-
day, transferred by Capt. Rcusllaw, tthe
ou4crr to whom ii had been temporarily
aseItncd,l 10 Commodore Baron, wnosr
appointment MAS sometime since aunouu-
cd. A one O'Clock the Commodure Ian
Died II the Navy Yard, where he was wei
con'd bs Captain Rrushdw and the other
officer, OF thu lard, and conducted Ia his
quarters, the Marine Guard, which was
tprued out tor the OCCASION, presenting
arus as he passed, aud the artillery firing
a salute. AT MS quarters be Was received
nth every maik of cofdality and respect
by the Navy Agent, the officers Of the Ma
rous company of citizens, amou6 whom
were the Mayor and other distinguished III
divldaals al oar Borough, who were polite
y ln,lrrd 10y Capt. Rroshaw to join in pay
ing tins tribute of respect to the worthy
EpmmUdure. After the reception of the
Gommod ,rr, the company %lartook of an
excellent collation., and departed highly
pirascd with the attentive hospitality of
tDe,r entertainer, and gratrfed with the en-
JOY ment which The occasion had afforded.
Aerald.
900
GREEN NATION.
We Aavc received no further authentic
d%CCounts of thu proceedings of the Indians
relative To the murder ot M'IntoSh, Samu-
Il Hawkins and Etomme Tustenugga. -
Benjamin Hawkins, brother OF SamueI
Hawkins, whom we last week, Supposed
Has also killed, arrived here 90 Saturday
last. lie states that he lett his town Hi
lebee) for Montgomery, and had not pro-
,ecded very fay before he discovered IL
part, of "rnty within ten steps Of him.
G.oe ofth' party, this e%onsin) after throw
M the powder from the pan of his rifle,
Ie>elird 1t him, and snapped it as a SIX
md nl hnnorr.- IIaMkln MAp.lnd his hnrse