The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29


al. IL was not knayiflhst thefe w.fe any
inner p''tsoas baird beneath thu rains,
Se DID not learn the nnnrs nf ihe magt,
builders, nor what excuse HES can alf.r 70,
erecting hndioss IN 81 i,til IN inner.
They viii nilnnbielly have 10 suffer Sc.
fcfelt for their cond ,,.i.''
tomReycr ofRs North. Hest - Part Of a
company ut Americans aud MeAicans. WIN
ieii Santa Fe about the first of June l.st.
had arrived AZ fiani<lin. Missouri, On the
9Th oi August, w1ih nearly five hundred
mules aud horses. II the request Of the
EDITOR Of the Missouri liirlligrneer, pnc q,
The party has faeni-hed p,rticnlafs, from
"aleh IT appears thai when the company
had arrived near the American settlements,
a large body ofOsage Indians fell In with
/ them, and pIundeted add otherwise ily
treated them.
Bater Hrut-The State Treasury of
i tonnrcilcut has been entered by robhcrs,
and l,innderrd al one doiinr and 59rfr-eiehi
ceats. The robhc,s left behind them a
large croWbar, iron wedge, two chissrl4.
two lamps, aud finder box Which VAS
! the gamer IN this ttan5acilon--the thlef, or
the State ?
] .3nethar--A fool broke into house IN
Vesay, the Both July, and sl"le Is or H.
600 dolars--in hills of the old St,fe Il lnl
of indiana !! 1t ID that cora-hasl,et
full fthrm wonld 1T purchase a dinner
for him.
.Saraf energy and despatch or all the
occurrences winch Spited, and the
steps fhat were taken, To dn honor Ia the
Hai.aa's Guest, nene sprn5 in language
nefc ..nphatlc aud striking han i'iesr con-
aPciea vita the preparations of naflonal
- for his accommodation. We cannot,
lremarks the t}altlnere mrriran, divert
~ them without admflng At oute. the de-
llcacy OF tht compliment conveyed by her
name, the critical PROD of our history
with which that name is associated, and
tie prerlOusness of the blood al eanse-
era'cd II ; Using as il did 60 perpetHG,te the
snilrs of ii"aNen IA the cunning sirus
gle and tncn, the officer ipSen 10 com
maud her amongst the Est of the gallant
spirits who Taught ! z Int enemy what
he might tx tn=Hf ata the thupders that
i i zen sleeping under our blt of strip
&c uniting" the beauty ct the ship her
sell, ard tive enduring gratitude that Prov
d"d al tUrnish"d her An these, aud A.
boea all tie ltooRTIm expedition WiM
z llch ste ,CnS fir I, are becoming topics
4 natnnal competency aud gratulaIion.
In the latter Il cas5lance alenc, we hav"
alHra to f,r, n H,wers practical eXem-
llfeatlou of our naval skill and resources,
tit may sate IS the necessity of showing
them IN a manner much more expensive
and sanGuiuary. IL would not be easy To
credit the fact, were it not OF such recent
occurrence, That this beautiful specimen of
naval architecture, which lew 10 sea rs II
on eagles wings, WAS u mere shell on the
| 9Th day of unc last 1t was not until
some timr IN July that the President re-
ceised from General Lafayette his acecp-
lance afthe offer OF the ship bat he was
then anxious to depart hy the first Of SEP
tenber. By many it was deemed impos-
sibir 10 have her ready, but the Secretary
OF the Navy determined to :" solve every
doubt by showing that 10 do II, II WAS on
ly" necessary 10 will it'-Undrs 3yetem
u. adniable organization, and the help oi
aldsa eady aud willing aud able Ia serve
him, he rapidly developed his latent resoHr-
sces, concentrated men, guns, sails, sparS,
rigging provisions and officers, as II by ma
gle, and without Interfering with the duties
or 6esliny OF a single ship, or intcrrnpting
al, branch or object of the service. With
such energy did he collect and apply his
meaus la fulfil the wishes of Tho President
aud the nation, that by the first dayof Srp.
tenbcr the waters that in the morning
washed the shores of Mount Vernon. be
! fore The setting SIM laved the sides II the
gallant Brandy wine, waiting IN " hu0yant
PRIDE" oil readH To bear Washington s
friend and fellow soldier from the homo of
the free to,-atter all, his /" native land"
Htgh-Front n conversation held with
a gentleman recently arrived at Jenrmir,
/ fsays the Baltimore American,) we lean
that great discomfort existed throughout all
! il,ytI IN consequence OF the terms OF the
treaty of ind, pcudence negotiated with
! France. The dissatisfaction is said 10
have testified ltself in yarinu5 Mays and
our informant adds that the late arrest of
persons at Cape iiayti for an alleged c"n-
spiracy, originated from the strong opposi-
| lion e,iocrd by individuals 10 the proyl3i-
ons OF The treaty. The non-pnbllcati0n OF
the treaty ia the papers of the island IS at
tribnted to the prevailing dissatisfaction in
relation tu it.
Rui RoGA Il i; suggested in Phladel-
phla that rail roads, if they "'ro wire TO
cost as much as canals. Mould he mnch
more hpnptriai IN inierndl trade than ca
nals The quantity of iron required for
/ lheir creation would furnish market "t
such great demand, that many iron aud
coal mnrs would he opened which would
oibrruiw never be topch"d. The eSp"n
/ ditnres in making tie excavations OF ca
nal, are paid away II workmrn, Who a1a'n
txpend It on the IL ressarIcs OF lllr; hat by
the erection of rail roads the ion aud coal
trade would receive an Impulse, III II wo.iid
confcr iasting good on The ltiernai wealth
of ihr country
Captain Symmes, accompanied by an as
sistan, lecturer, Mr.. krynoIls) Is about 10
,isi, the T. stern States, with vie" to
prapag,ic his theory and, also, We pre-
some, to beat up FIR recrnl's for bis exPlor.
ing party To the nortern cavity WE VIII