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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
DRo W. JUDKlMSa
PATENT
SSpsej1c !Gittfts1tt,
Prepored by &. HERSTONS,
Near Frederick Town, (AId)

Near Frederick oWn, (Ald)
'oACEdtNED with the patentee for supply.
~ ing the Western Shore of Maryland. c-
ties OF Washington and Georgetown, York
Franklin and Adams counties, Pa. to whom
applications for supplying the places mention-
ed are TO be made-and sold by bis appointments
by S. Sweetzer and II. Little Druggists Balti.
more-Wm.F Fischer Druggist Frederick town
VIM. Gunton Druggist Washington city
John Little, Druggist. Georgetown-J. Hughes
Druggist, Annapolis-Mr Gobright, Druggist
HanoVer-Fahnestock & Co. Druggists. Cham
~befsburg-S S. Leitner, Druggist, York-.Dr.
drobp, Druggist, Taney-town.
The above Ointment is offered to the public
as a safe ard certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, some of which have SO long batied the
sklll OF medical sciences
lst White Swelings of every description.
I'd Sore Legs and Ulcers of long standing.
Sd Schirrus or Glandular Tunors, psrticu-
larry those hardened tumors in womtn's breasts
which OitentimeS terminate in liberated CAN
GERS.
4th Felons, or what some people know by
the name OF Catarrhs. of every description.
9TH Rhumatic pains of the joints.
9th Sprains and Bruises of every descrip.
ton or in whatever part situate.
9TH, letters of all kinds-in this complaint
the patient in applying the Ointment, must
keep the part out Of water.
9th. Ghiiolains or parts affected by frost.
1T 10 also ore of the best remedies for Burns
and Scalds-lt eases the pam and draws the
fire out in a short time.
For inflamed women's breasts and GlandulaP
Swelings, it is superior to any medicine yet
known to the medical faculty. 1t is much safer
than mercurial Applications (as it does not con-
tam the smalles atom Of any preparation Of that
mineral because it does not lay the patient
liable TO Injury from exposure to cold.
This ointment has cured sores of many years
standing where it is impossible or 'mprudent
to,hesl the external sore, in consequence Of the
boxes becoming carious or rotten, 1t will stop
uleiprogress OF the carries, increase the quantity
OF the discharge, remOve the Offensive smell
and ease the pain.
1t cures the worst FeIons or Whitlows on an
application OF 48 hours.
Rheumatisns which have stood so long as to
become u systematic disorder require medicine
TO be taken inWardly 10 remove them entirely
But in most common cases, BY applying this
ointment externally, as objected, it will give
relief. Aud even in old people, whose pains
have been Of longer standing. il will often case
the pain.
For hurns and scaldSIit exceeds any thing
perhaps that has ever yet beea tried
Sold by appointment by
ADAM YOU'VE, Martinsbmg
SPaENGLR s. ROSTER,
She therds I9rsn
EumpHREys s. kEYEs,
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

fear-Oh! could I but clasp him
in these arms, and press him to this
found, this constant, this aching breast
never should he leave me till The holy
matrimonial rites made him lawfully
mine"
A week passed, and Marmenia
heard no tidings of Henry. She sem
"a note to Nj. Millimour requesting
him toreturn her the note she had sent
to his son, as it was Of little conse.
quence at that time whether be %receiv.
ed it or moi. MIR. MilIimour had
written to Henry, and, seeing it was
impossible for him to return under
three or four months, he determined
TO see Marmenia, and tell her how
and where he had gone. He called
on her. She had desired that no one
should he permitted to come into her
clam! er 5. accordingly Nh Millmocr
was deBiei. He semhis name 10 her:
that was sufficient: he was admitted.
she was seated on The sofa, or rather
gently reclining upon it, when he en-.
terred. Her eyes were red, and con
slderably swslled, aud her cheeks
were quite pale. She arose as Mr..
Mllimour entered, and, after reques
tng he would sit down, she thus adj
dressed him, as composcdly as she
possibly could:
Il sent a note to your son some
time since. 1t was OF little conse-
quence, and as he has not returned yet,
| wish youto let me have it again
Mr MllIimour handed her the note.
Good Heavens" she exclaimed,
"who broke this seal? Have the con
has any body seen The con-
tents"
81 have, my dear Rarmenis; but
don't let that"-
Ii was too much: Marmenia inter
rupted Mr. Mlllimour by d shriek-
she tainted, & fell in his arms. He laid
ner or the sofa, and sent the servants
| (who hed run into the ROOM for the
lavender water. They bathed her
temples, and, after some exertion she
vas enabled to sit up Mr., lfiliimour
u a kind tone, babe her not to be IN
easy. mo, my child, (for % | shall
call you,)" said he, "be under DC ap.
~prehension. I.~ill be a father to you:
yes, | will always protect you"
Hoe cery,ptS baJ laft -, ,p,Yt
ment, and Marmenia, vrineing her
hands, g. weeping, exclaimed, Where
is Henry? Oh. he has torsaken mel"
ir. Bllimour was now under the
necessity of telling her he had gone 80
Europe; "but." continued he, che
VIII return. He dare not stay after
what ! have said to him."
This was too much for the de5ilita-
ted fCame of Martnenia to hear. She
gave a groan, and fell upon the floor.
She was lifted into her bed, but she
Gid not more: her eyes were closed
her breath appeared s'orpcd. A do.
Tor was sent Iot: he lived \ great dis
lance from the honse, and it was a long
time before he could arrive.
Poor Mr.. Mil'mOur's agony was in
describabIe. lie walked up & down
the apartment, with his hand on his
forehead, for some time; then, casting
his eyes on Marmenia, he exclaimed,
. / here she lies! Oh the murderer!
the william! and my son-Good Hsa-
veDs! IT'S too much! Oh! Hcnry-oh!
Mnmenla what will become of me?
Poor glrl! God bless her--God bless
her!"
MI. Millimour was interrupted by
the entranee OF the doctor, who walk
ed into the chambar of wo with as
much composure as if he was enter
my a bail room.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
DEFERRED ARTICLES
PRESENTATIONS OF the MEDALS.

PRESENTATIONS OF THE MEDALS.
Agreeable to the appointment. and
in obedience 10 the resolutions of Con
gress, the PRESIDENT OF the United
States, on Saturday last, presented, to
the General Officers named below,
the gold dedals voted to them by Re
solutions of Congress, passed in the
years 1914 and 1915, for gallantry and
good conduct, in the battles of Chip
pewa. Niagara, Erie, Plartsburg, and
the Thames, in Upper Canada, dur
ing the late war with Great Britain.
The delivery ofthe Medals took place,
atthe Mansion of the President, in the
presence ofthe Secretary Of State, of
War, and Of the Navy, several Mem
bers of Congress, Military officers,
and many citizens, who attended to
witness the ceremony.
The following are the officers TO
whom Medals were delivered:
Major General BRowN,
Major general scoTT,
MAJOR General MAooMB,
MAJOR General HARRISON,
MAJOR General GAINES, Through
Hon. Mr.. iiouston,)
Major General p. B PORTER (thro'
Hon. Mr.. Webster.)
The PRESIDENT accompanied the
delivery of each Medal with an appro
pirate address, which, with the respec
tive replies, we expect to be enabled
to publish in Il next paper. The
ceremony was foil ofintcrest, as it was
associated with the recollection of
some of the most brilliant events OF
the late war.
1T is,a matter Of regret that general
GAINES. who is in the city, Was pre-
vented 10y indisposition from attending
and receiving his medals i'll person.
Mt. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

The above Essay is from the pen Of C.
FILLERS, and the work which Obtained the
prize on the question What has been the in
auencc OF the Reformation by Luiher, on tho
political Situation of the different states Of Eu.
rope, and on the progress of knowledge pro-
posed by the National institute of France, in
the public sitting Of the 18th Germinal, in the
year \. This fact supercedes any other recon-
mendations, which might be furnished from
several of the first diviaes, statesmen. and liz
terary characters. The notes which are to ac-
company the Essay, will be highly interesting
to the American reader particularly, and tho
biography of that able champion of truth and
the rights of man, to be compiled from the
most authentic historians, win be found in
structiye. -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
CLOSE

The following anecdote of a Scotch
Preacher in England, (Which We do
not rccollect to have e e in print be-
fore.) was lately handed to Us by an
old friend. Zion'S Herald
Having one day lecIured his audi
ence severely for their drowsy habits
at church, n of his congregation met
him a day or twoafter, and complain.
ed of the severity of his censures,
reminding him that he ought first 10
look at home, for his own wife was
observed to be sound asleep almost
every Sunday. What! said he, does
my Jenny sleep in Sermon time? /
will keep my eye upon her in future"
He did so indeed, and the next Sun.
day soon after the introduction of his
discourse, his wife was seen to con
tinue holding till she fell in a deep
sleep--stopping suddenly in the midst
OF his discourse, and turning his eyes
directly upon his slumbering compan.
ion, he Moderated three times, in a
loudertone: Jenny! Jenny! JennyrM"
She started from her dIOwSe, while
with a voice which must have ava.
kened attention, he eXpostuIaled thus:
My DEAR said he, Il dinna marry ye
Tor riches, for We had none--I dinna
marry ye Tor beauty, asa congrega.
ion may witness - anti We hae no
grace. / made but a poor bargain on't!'
A 4ulX good man, like the dolphin,
ooks most beautiful hen dying
The man who boasts of excessive gal
Iantry, is anxious TO appear the rival Of
! goat.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
TlI WILLIE
OR TIE Legal CONTEST.

sswhen lovely V man s,oops to folly,
eAnd inds, TOO late tast men bctray.
"What hopes car soome her melancholy!
"WIiat ar, can dave her guilt aSsyf"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

Mr.. Hugh Kennedy, of Newtowp)
Stepbensburg, Frederick county, Va.
died on the 2Oth ult of the wounds he
received by the hands Of a murderer,
about week previous. The exami
nation ofthe person supposed to have
perpe!rated the act, took place on
Monday last. The result is moi!
known.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Farmers Repository.

GEoRGErowN, KEN. Jan. I've
learn by a gentleman who passed thro'
Paris on yesterday, that Robert Shields
Il of the men who we're tried in the
Bourbon circuit court in June last, for
the murder OF James Mccormick, and
acquitted, was killed on Wednesday
evening last. He was attending a saw
mill, and while in the act Of starting the
saw, he received four large shot in his
head & three in his breat, fell, s. expired
instantly. 1t being dark at the time,
(aboui 5 o'clock the perpetrator could
not be discovered. A brother Of Shields'
was with him at the time.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

We are glad to learn, that, previous
ly TO the termination of the late session
of Legislature of Maryland, an act was
passed, abolishing Imprisonment for
debt, so far as regards females.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
A BIOGRAPHY OF LUTHER
From the best authorities.

Br DAVID F. SCHEFER, A ,.
Pastor Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church 10
Frederick, Md.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

A fact has been mentioned lately. in
conversation, which serve to show that
the late alteration of the Tariff has not
been imperative in regard TO Mauufac-
lures. 1t is this: that, since the passage
of thu New Tariff Law, at the last SEES
sion of Congress, at least a hundred
thousand dollars have been invested, by
New York capitalists, in Manufacturing
Establishments, in the state of Vermont
alone.
The actingGovernor ofLower Gamma
ca has recommended to the Legislature
to make appropriations for Craig's Road
which is IN the route from Quebec to
Bo.ton-and for q Road from Quebec
to the Kennebeck.
The Navy Commissioners, under
date Of the 18th inst. have issued pro
posals, for timber, mas,s, &c. for three
ships ofthe line three trigates of the
larger and three ofthe smaller class,
for three sloops of war, s. for schoon-
crs, to be delivered at the navy yard
at Washington, Gosport, Baltimore,
and Charlcstown, Ms. on Of before
the first day OF May next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

keHtuckey Legtstdtue.-rhr last week
of the session (sassthe Lexington REPORTER
a. usual Vas devoted To Judge Breaking
The Resolutions y Address 10 remove the
Judges OF the Court of Appeals were tried
in both Houses, and failed IN each by IA
few votes. The attack was then directed
against the Court, and the Court of APP
peals Eas actually breh abolished by lr.
sisllti,esct The VOTE WAS taken in the
lower House of Thursday night, precisely
ut the hour of mid ulghl, aud The bill re-
cehed his Excellency's signature tile fol
lowing day. The Reporter continues /:
d" observation-disclosures at this high handed
dlsoiganlZlus measure, has been very gen.
orally expressed, by one party II Is view
ed as most waaton dagrdat and obs,ous
violation OF the Constitution, while by the
other il is applauded as the finest relief
measure ever adopted, aud IN truth M il
is. For If the avautious and Indebted parl
Of the community continue 10 violate the
Constitution with impunily, aud are suffer
ed to absorb all the powers Of Government,
though but for snort period, the party
Ali 80 manage AS To get relief enough
The Judges Of the Court Of Appeal. how
ever. do not inttnd to submit. They could
not be impeacned nor addressed off aud
the Constitution does not autht4 Use any q
tber mode ot breaking Judges. To submit
To This encroachment wu I'D prove them
idithicss to thelr government aud regard
less OF thril oalhs.-We may therefore ex
pect ere luug to hear of IA resari To force. |,
will be a brilliant aehln, ement FOR the mill
Tia of Kentucky To pat down thai Supreme
Judicial tribunal which is expressly prosid
ed for in the Constitution, al the point VI
tue bay onrt.o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28
Valuable Noung Slaves,
FOR SALE,
About 745 Acres Of TOBACCO
LAND.

10y my request, Judge Thomas Il. Bout
- din viii sell, 10 the highest bidder, on the
Third Monday in March nrr,, ut IL O'Clock,
before the door OF the Franklin Hotel, in
Lyoehburg, til, above tract OF and, being the
choice OF Ross Stope-Nall land There i n
lieu on the hand, but Judge Douldn and the
trustee will join in making Tee simple RICH.
10 The purchaser. One fourth Of The purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in three
equal annual instruments. The rent of this
year 10 go To the purchaser, with liberty to
seed grain in the fail and complete posses,
aiOn 10 be given as soon MS the present crop
ran be flushed. Those who wish To purchase
Iine tobacco laud had better look at this traCt,
- ". l. LEWIS.
January %, wlds23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

Now, iheref,re, be it knawa, ihai I, jam, .
Monroe, President of the United States,
have caused the said Convention lo be
made public, L. the end that the same, *
every CLAUSE aud article thereof, may be
observed aud fuiilled with good faith by
the United States and the citizens thereof
In Witness whereof have hrt.uuto set
my hand, aud caused the seal of
the U. 5. tn be- affixed. Done at
the City of Washington, this 18th
L.. 81 day of January, in the year OF our
Lnrd one Thousand eight bundled
aud twenty five, aud of the Indr
penderce of the United States the
fofly.nlnth.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
john Quincy Adams,
Secretary Of Sifte.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

MARRIED, On Wednesday evening
last, by the Rev. Isaac II. Judah. Mr. H..
NJ. ANDREWS, Merchant of Lynchburg
aud late of Philadelphia, 10 Miss CLARlS
"a, daughter of tho late Jacob III ~, dec.
- on tuesday the 2sth ult ut Verona,
New York, by the Rev. Mr. iiollisicr, the h.v.
AMOS {. IkEADWAi, late of Lyhchbnrg,
Va. to Miss MINERVA Is. GRANT, eldest
daughter OF } Grant, esq.
- near Richmond, on the 9th instant, by
the Rev. bishop Moore, AIR fENIoN HAli'
MsoN, Attorney ut Law, formerly at Lynch-
burg, 10 Miss JANE &. CARR, daughter .oi
Mr.. Dabney Carr, one OF the Judges OF the
Court vi Appeals.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

O." THE subscribers anxiously request
Ill persons indebted 10 The hate firm of d. H.
Nm. Kyle, 10 come forward L. make pay
neni, ns longer indulgence cannot begiven
DAVID 4 ROBERT KYLE.
January S8. aw23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28
,NOti ice.

MY friends and the public generally are
4FA informed that the Legislature has pass.
ed n law establishing a town called Kingston
on my land, eighteen miles from Lyncbburs,
and slk niles from Wards bridge II i'll BE-
located on both sides of the great southern
road, called Wards road, leading from The
town OF Lynch6ufg to the Carolinas, Georgia,
AZ. &C, by far the most public highway in this
part OF Tue upper country. The situation IL
delightful indeed, nearly a dead level, fertile
grey EARTH and springs of good water very
con, enieut, prime hnildng timber all around.
and three saw mills within two miles The
laying oil and making forty haii acre lots will
be performed by the trustees for my benefit,
which will he done as soon as the law comes
10 hand, which is hourly expected. Judge
The lots VIII be sold on II credit, to the high.
est bidder but liberal discount will In
made Tor cash ora dischorge pf my inst debts.
My creditors are ,ntfrlore respectfully iuy;.
ted TO attend the sale, when every thing In
my power will be done TO discharge their
demands. All friends To humanity are also
respectfully invited to attend the sale, and
help tbs unfortunate old sman through tho
world. Your friend,
SACkVILLE KING
Timely notice will be given by the trustees
oil The day OF sale, aud the terms.
January %. Ito3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

Our readers lmay recolleet an account,
published by us some weeks age, OF the
murder of Mr.. Spo,wood Mills, al Match
lloohes. We now learn, that d.. Charles
Provost has been convicted aud sonten,rd
to death. for the murder, contrasting the
fact after conviction, when he made also
other shocking revelations.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

to take command IN The West india Seas
and Gulph oil Mexico, "as On the 9Th mat.
treated Ia Pld,lle Dinnrr by his brother
Officers At that Station Cnpi. Isaac Chaun
CO, received like public testimony al New
luik Oh the same day.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28
Messrs. James Patterson, Robert In-
nes, and Eyerard Patterson.

DI.EASE to take notice, that on Thurs,
day the 3lsl day Of March neat, nj the
court house OF Bote'oun county. Virginia,
between the rising and setting Of the sun Of
that day, shall proceed 10 take the deposit
iron OF Miles b. Elam, Ia bn read as evidence
tel mined in the capt,y Of Franklin, wherein
| am plaintiff aud yos are defendants, when,
nnd where you may attend il you think rso.l
per. Yours respectfully,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
= Saa1sry 2sl- Haws2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

DIED, in France, NV Q, the Duke DE
NOAlLI.ES, Peer of France, aged IS
lie had Eve daughters by his wife, the
daughter of the immortal Chancellor ia
gucssau. The second Of them was til, he
roie wife of General La Fayetie. Ills g,ea,
store of knowledge obtained him the -ui-
frages of the Academy of Sciences. lie
preserved IN old age his memory So unm
paired, that, a few days before his death
he dictated, without hesitation, To III,
Connt de Segur, his brother III law, q lonp
piece in verse composed more than forty
years aso. =. ,#.,.... t..#....s
-, a, his residence IN Mary land, on
the 9th inst. Mt ISAAC BKlaGo, formerly
Assistsnt Engineer oil the state Of Virginia.
-, at Ilavre de Grace, in France, OF
tlle 3ist October last, Mr.. kOBERI GAMBLE
WiHI, son oi the Attorney General OF III,
United states, n young gentleman Of groHl
talents and attainmentS
-, at Chumbersbnrg, pcnn.) on the
ith inst Mr. WILLIAM MACLAH, formerly
member OF Congress FROM that sinie.
-, at New Orleans, on the 18th ut. ~
the 3itb year OF his age, Mr.. BENJAMIN
RI 5li, son OF the late DR.. Rush, ol PhiIadel
phia, aud brother oil our present minister TO
threat Britain
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28
Irish iinens, sc.
Notice.

TIVE partnership hitherto existing under
L ,hr firms OF d. l. w. KYLE, Lynch.
burg, VIM. L. u. KYLE, Richmond, and
ID. n WM. KYLE L. Co. Milton, North
Carolina, are hi, day dissolved by mutual
consent.
DAVID KYLE, Of LynthJug,
WILLIAM KYLE,
DAVID KYLE, jilton, NJ e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

A most extri,aSant Use Is said 10 have
taken place Ia the value of the Shares ct
The Company recently established IN Eng
land, for Working the Mexican Mines Ia
rise of rom ssrrnty pounds the money orr
glnalll paid in, to Serea hundred pounds a
STARE. We have not learnt what Is lhr
appreciation ol the London Bathing Stock,
respecting winch he had some words wltl
one OF our vocation lately. How aptly do
not the lines Of Swift apply 10 the present
slocsjuhb'ng monta IN England
i" The mutton but TOO iate vU fua
" Dirfc'ors promises but mind,
South Sea Ut 6.Si mighty bubble"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

THE business heretofore existing unde,
i the firm of DAVID Il WM. KYLE,
in this place, will ia future be conducted by
David Kyle and Robert Kyle, underline
firm Of DAVID IL ROBERT KYLE, WIN
are duly authorized 10 collect and settle all
debts die TO the old firm.
DAVID KYLE.
ROBERT KYLE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28
".Nn reitt is SliH LoL. Unr.n

The following toIsts, drank With much
applause At il recent celebrationin this city,
was -handed 10 us yesterday fur pubca
ton:
:" The Hon, John c. Calhoun, vice PIE
sident eIect-AIay divisions aud Snb din
SONS produce constant collision IN con
gress until the 4th of March, that he may
he hailed the chief masstrate of the ma
ton" IBoa. Ga<.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

.7tiens Judge Bay, of South Carolina,
has decided, after hearing an argument on
tie subject, that aliens are Liable to the
performance cfmii,tia duty, aud this opin
m is predIcatcd upon the principle of the
Ter ioci. We nave always considered it
the duty Of men TO defend the government
uadrr which they h.r aud are projected ;
and as THIS duty refers 10 periods of actual
danger, the performance of militia duty
ma, be necessary, as preparatory to that
danger.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28

One orthe last Pats papers publishes a
letter from Spain nhlch says that three
thousand men " no had bccU assembled AT
Cotuuna, 10 embark Tor Havana IN the Two
higatrs built al felrol, rose IN budy and
refused 10 50. The grealer pat Of tne.n,
II Is added, deserted Into the country, whrr.
they no doubt lotm strong ldcilon against
the government