The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-14

~ nreiie.saiy ~ Hionins he 1t. EI'' Tat ,.1,.
rbis Is supposed to trmln.if me Fa'''S
ICON the twn States, II itast herf'-
-. .nnonut bei IL the SOUTH n ea.d ID u
-" ooo. aud girsinia has probably NOR"
- recovered her former losses ne
~" hrt,cd here = in .n""sa. - Ha M
,,oprlety aud disposition In tar PLY
yas displayed lbfodohaat' i'm.
..r,t~..
r,vnrRIcksBcEG, Nov. s.-On Tue
,,,,ht The Mayor, accom- rhni"d by Ar
u' ib,j nart, Esq. Justice OF the Fe"cr'
~ s...rd oiher gentlemen entered d
wv. here gambling was nadrI stood 20
h'', ,,ag an. and arrested Elias Brewer,
,,rlols gambler, and took tron hln M
h. raIlrd a Roulrlte, ~ Nhr"i al f"f-
a. Win ais dollars. --lr. Brewer Was
s w., On thr sa NJ night. lie s9hsr-
gu" .,,v, hail To take his trial th's NOR
-, This establishment, as II has since
wv" ,r,l was MT the only Que ut the klnd
"P and il was An unfortunate cirenm-
. ,,.. that thr asistratcs werr not ap-
s',',d IN fine If the existence Of anoth Z
Pm, immediate urighborhood Of the first
u ' ,'',' ' lHuali.
D.,,,,rr. Nov. I've learn by a
,i,,aa., from Chestertown, that the trial
ooiJogh Cnnners has cl' srd mat 1hr jury
'ho, ,haul an hours delherailon, acquitted
a, ,,n,n the force of the evidence of gen.
" ,iaen from MiIIersbarg, IN kentucky,
ra,nrrs, Al The ~ of the murder
i.II
', r',;., cunn.,ghAn. 'eciI, with winch
81 w. rh,ta,d) W. MiIIershurg, in
" ..onlSmrnt. We team tina, this
y" ~. presented a singular instance of
ran,r,rlqty of proof ofthe identity of per-
',a If man av0wIng hlnsrif n mnr-
I.. and nf d Jury being satisfied that
,,rn 4sowal was untrue. thfoh'cte.
-oI9-
.a,rivd orthe John .ida~s at Pensacola.
8 Tns un,,A States ship john Adams
4 ..,,f,he squadron of Com Warrlngton,l
+ Nicholson Commanded, arrived ii
D.ass,ola on Tuesday the 4th ait. 4 days
I.n afr Havana. LIFT there Ia" Uated
STATE, brig Spark, Lieut.. C"mdt. NV
,nn nGi,rrs aud crew 10 good health,-
ipL. re,rirr renamed off Matanzas Ia give
convoy. and thu Fox WITS cruizlns between
Neu,itas and Matanzas; tie officers and
c,,.,,s ofb both these vessels were well.
The general health Of the ere" of 'hn
,,hn Adams had been good considering
ia. circumstance to which sh" had been
,yuostd through the llst season, she may
h.. Irmed a fortunate vessel, having iosl
bot f,nf persons.
For alnety four days, with the exception
4 Of ON, nlsht Ia Havana, the Joan Adams
i kew Al sra. Her Obj rct III visiting Prnsa-
i 4, va. TO take secession Of the Bar
,,ncl.. and othe, public property Il be-
surrendered by the army for the use of the
raw nn that station, and To rtirrsh her
srer. Arrangements have hrrn made for
Il me parta, transportation of the stores from
4 ThompsouS Island t. Prn-acoia, and tor
q The entire removal Of the sick To the fol-
4 fupr piarr. II WAS very sickly at Havana,
fad alike to the troops and To strangers.
Tle Spanish squadron under commodore
i.ibnrde, consisting VI three frlgatcs and
some smaller vessels, hid gone into the
yuf To relieve The castle of ST Juan de
IUoa. Since the pronotlon of Labor1e
10 The command, some ,lgor, spirit aud
activity had been infused into the m ,rinG
ofIldyana. The Island of Cuba was tan
qu,