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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22
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sf4N TBE WIVES
An rYEslsG ~ SPRING.
pesr Aaaa, the departing day
In, .,rs ~ tand Ne sa1uid ohey)
To phsrras claaas houls
~, yeeoi = cove. ,,ith length'aing shais.
tNs,,s an evening pfanensdo'
inca lei thai blfss be outs
L, these whom Luxury invites
To ate, siih sqaeaDish anpeihsa'
Her sa,iatinr JOYS
rgaac her bat, more wisn 'han thet'
VIII haae veil Natutas call obey.
Her hanguei never cloysi
You spresding vale. With towers erosnd'
Lake rirlr carpet .preai around,
Iu,na, oar wandting ei,
Th.a th.thsr let oar Footsteps tray.
tlnae hy Won srran, that m'srs rs "ay
BsaeBtb that dosefg sleeP
IL laurelrd baas. "a charming aghi)
=. bososn. LIKE MINOR tfigkt,
Reastts across The plain
see, low the humble swallow lavsa
lis il.tlr breast beneath lhs wayes
Then soara oa high again
Ahaeo. ten thousand iussct.play
Aihv art the tuu's refreshing ray.
And upward rive Il ehasci
WIN rom tho .osom oi tho brook.
IN trout. 20 eies O paFnas look,
Leaps FROM the playful race
Lii. how the tgnsiai birds pyolong,
10 tarisd strains, their a,onIng song,
A requiem for the dgt
And, seated high above tlic resi-.
.ne no-kng bird re Planes ha breast,
And Hotks Their fouhlc lay
How naa'fous ato fhgit choral tlrofaa
A. various are his mimic notes
lie mines ey'ry strain
uoa fsr,ently he seams to sing
10 noV he spreada his airy wing,
Aud scchs the dusky plan
The lowing kline. the blealipg sheep
The rll thai gurgles down the steep,
And bro. among tho flowers,
III, ali, unite the soul to charm,
To she'd upon the hear, the baln
OF deys departing hours.
Itnp by Lnna's silver ray,
liant rinhlsm Of the God of DAY.
v hose m.ldness raleslhe nirh',
The dew. now softly fallinf, gnus
rhs fl1iag bswers' si'ken stems,
AID shels t,sinbllur light.
N sweet tle mild approach Of uirht
NAen Ystnal gales uud songs unto
To charm scene like tins
Cougcniil soassnly then Improve
She hour due tn ylrtnons lo,o,
And talk OF promitd bliss,
siufp this Is Inspirations hour
She lgcls within thissylya how'r,
Aud tcigns throughout tins grove!
And hiihor VIC agalu all strsy,
10 watch me parting sicps Of day,
Aud ak Of biiss and love.
srWas thus, one evening" l1'c in spuns,
fho4rd a rural lover sing.
VIII Anna hand in hand
nis rustic numbers plea d MY car,
Winch I've reaearsed, thlt al might hear
How s,nooth thu were aud hlaud. w
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PUBLIc-No. Ill

AN ACT establishing "A Port of Delivery NJ the Town Of
Marshhed IN the District OF Plymouth, and Port OF
Delivery at Rhne5ock Landing, in the District of New
York.
BE IL enacted by the Senate end House of
Representatives, Of The United States of america
IN Congress assembled, That the Town Of Marsh
field, in the District Of Plymouth, and Rhine
beck Landing, in the District of New York. shall
each be a port of delivery
Approved: I'd March. 1897.
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Warrants e The oficsr. and soldiers 81 ,le Re-
yolulionarv army, shall be extended uli The
fourth day u March. one thousand eight hun.
cred and thifiyi and the time for loeoting The
INDICATED warrants shall be extended til che
frs, dRy ofocioher thereafter
Approved I'd March, 1917.
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PunLIe-.No. 81
AN ifT TO ag;. sri@l tn Siatr OF INDIAN, IN ,.,,
m7're road therein nnined nv '''

AN A'I to ag' 5ri@a tn Satr OF Indian. 10 ,o.,,e ,,4
m2'e n road therein npined. 'N
=, ~ sHactei W TIC Senate and Rou,e of
Representatives. ofhs Uaited Sfaiesof 1uler,eo -
Congress assembled, That the General A.
+oly OF me Site Of Iadiana shall be, and the
samt are hereby suthofl2ei 10 locate and ,,,ln
rosa rom Lake Michigan, bv tAe wa, of In.
u. 'i''is' 10 'aatf convenient potu on Tue ..
mo river Agreeable, 10 the second snt;el, of q,
treaty mad" and concluded nea, ,bc n,o,,t, =,
IN hss's'iao"a, upon the Wabash. IN fine s,io
''u'""a' 'he sixteenth day Of October in the
year 81 our Lord ons thousand clpb, bnndrod
"nu ,"'n'y-'our' between ibc Commissioners
on ,'e pan otthe United States, aud tine chnfs
ana warriors ofthe fotaw aiumio t,iho orI,,l;.',,
hnd me sad General Assembly are berehY ,,'
thorized 10 apply the strip or land and ,hc s,,
tons Of land, by said article coded 20 the Uni,ed
1.'.Ies' o. Tue proceeds thereof to,thc making
OF me same and the said grant shall be AT thci,
sole disposal. ut '''o''
Approved "a March, 1927.
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proved "a March, 1927.
[PepLfo---No. SOL

~ toemend the iitue Of issr,ng an locating ya,
sootioa7y aray VI '''' ne
De u enacteahBtte Sepaie and House Of Re.
L.eseniaifea cttte U.ifed States Of America Ia
.oagreSS assembled, That Che time limited by
.ne second section of the act, approved the tween.
syfourth day oil February. one thousand eie III
inbred ana nine'esn, for issuing Slilitar. Lasd
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n AND.-For sale 800 OF 1000 acres of land
Ia wing on Gamblers Mountain and about
4 m,tes from Lynchbug, adjoining the land, of
Capt Richard Pcfliins, horas Aioornan. A.
ch,lIS Douglas and Daniel Gambler. This land
IL heavily tmbcred with pine, poplar, &c and
Containing lnu valuable tobacco aud meadow
AID. The citizens OF Lynchbdrg, OF its vcini-
ty T. whoni the and would he valuable VIII
apply 10 Robert II. Gray for further particulars.
until die last day July next, on which it
viii be exposed 10 public auction on credi, Of
=, IL, aud IS months. The sud add vii be
sold altogether, in lots to suit purchase g.
Bonds with approved secUiit,. WI be requir. d
Fl rom Che purchasers. Hhis valuable real es ate
may be- bad at a very reduced price. Atteu ion
vii! b. be paid to any private applications made
10 Robert ii. Grey, my agent in LynchbuIg,
who IS fully authorized 10 sell he .aid land
ARNISIEAD LONG
June p. icids46
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NEW YORK. June IL.

BY the LILLIAN Buycyd.--A civil war existed
throughout Central America, IA fact every pant
was in a state Of anarchy The cause appeared
to be that the blacks wished supreme power. and
numerous excuses had been committed upon
the whites aud their property.
Letters had beenreceived at Carthagena from
Gen. Bolisar'dated Caracas stating that lie would
embark in a few days on boards the British Fri
gate Druid, in company with Mr.. Coel,burn the
British Minister, (latey arrived at Caracas,
from Englaod) for Carihagena. In consequence
Of this intelligence great preparations were ma
king for his.reception.
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1EAH. DANIEL +. JONES. offers his proes-
~ slonai services 10 the people of Bedford
tie may be constantly found, except when on the
duties OF his profession at his shop in Liberty,
TWO doors below Air. stmuell Reeds store
June %. cow46s
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w alter Ii. Middleton
June %

IEfAS received by the most recent arrivals.
IL large supplies of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Physician
furniture, Paints and Painters Materials. Oils
Perfumery, Dyc-Stufs, Varnishes, Port and Ma
dera Wine, Fancy Soaps, Sm1s of every des-
cripton, Superior London and American Mus.
tard IN pit l.2pt. aud ipt. bottles. And on
hand, as usual, large quantity Of Putty N the
incest manner Opposite Post Office.
June 70
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they did on Tuesday morning, when they were
boarded by pilot. who understanding their OH
lJectto be 10 obtain provisions with the lra>i pos
sl'ie delay, advised them To put ia at Old Point
comfort rs the most convenient place, and they
| accordingly anchored there about O'Clock on
Tuesday evening.
MI. Dohsob, the mate. from whom the fore
gong particulars IRE obtained, states that an
cheering, the pirate CAPTAIN ordered him to have
the boat lowered and brought alongsise, as he
intended TO go ashore at the Point lie accn-
dinghy got into the boat. and as soon as she was
lowered 10 the water he cast of the teaches,
seized an oar and sculied away TOR the shore,
The pirate calling after him amt asking If he
going TO betray him On landing, the mate
lated the above particulars TO several of the Off
GERS the Fortress, who were for olne time doubt
ful as TO the probability ofthe story but on lis
mentioning that The name oflhe vessel on the
stern had been obterated, Captain Dana or
dcred n boat aud rowed off 10 the vessel 10 as
certain If such was the fact. Before he had
reached the vessel however, he was halted from
her by the pilot, and informed thai the pirate
captain had cut has hrodt The three Spaniufds
had little before, BY some fncsse, got pos
session Of boat from a neg hborlne vessel,
and made then escape TO the Elizabeth City
shore, where due diligence has been used 10 eff
feel their apprehension. Captain Dana and ms
boats crew boarded the vessel aud kept pos
session OF her until she was delivered over to
the custody Of Nr. hestwood, the custom
house officer al HamptJ1, to whom Colonel GTa-
not had IN the first instance sent information,
ana she has been sent up to Norfolk An in
quest was held on the body ofthe piI}ite captain,
(whose name was believed from his papers, To
have been Alexander Tardy,) which was the
next morning Inferred on the beach.
Or the victims Of the blood-thirsty monsters
who wrought This horrible catastrophe the fol-
lowing particulars are Obtained from Mr. Dob |
son, the mate Of the Crawford
Captain Henry Brightnan ofTroy, Mass. |
stabbed and thrown overheard.
Asa Bickncl scamen, OF Connecticut, shot * !
thrown overheard.
Joseph Deliver, do. Of Shem, Mass.) throat
cut and thrown overheard.
Oliver Potter, do. Of Nestport, (Alass stab. |
bed desperately, bui escaping ii IN ms butchers, /
ran up 10 the mast mead, where he remained un-
I'll exhausted by the loss vi blood he fell to the
deck and cxpic ed,
Nathan Dluce, do, jumpedove board and was |
sometime afterwards heard calling fpar plank or
barel TO be thrown 10 hun, but The demons re-
gatded him not.
Mr. Norman Robinson, of Connecticut, pas
senger, and part owner Of the Cargo jumped out
OF the cabin window aud was drowned
An ltlshman, (name not recoecteo) murder.
ed while lying IA his birth.
An American, a carpenter by trade from
Providence, OK. H. VINO had been following his
business for somc at NaianLlS, as killed and |
thrown overheard
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Norfolk, June l6.--Ihc three Spaniards, who
figured IN the bloody tragedy on board the
brgantlne CeaWtord, the shocking details of
which were gwen IN Thursdays Beacon, were
brought up !rom Hampton last night, between
II and IL O'Clock, IN The packet scar Brothers,
Captain Bennett, guarted by TX citizens Of
that place, undsr the orders of Dir. Samuel seer
tdM with Instructions from the committing Ma
gistrate, to deliver them to Nm, LofALL,
Esq ) Deputy Marshal for tins district.
MIR. Loyal mad them Immediately escorted To
the jail Of this Borough. They are now I'M
dergong An examination before The Mayor.
The names Of the prisoners are, Felix Brr-
6etfo, Joseph Mora,tdo and Joseph Cassory
One ct them is between 30 and 10, another about
20, aud the tard ABOUT 20 years Of age
Should the Documents connected with their
commitment, which we carn, viii be despa CHI
cd by to days mai, reach the Chief Justice IN
Time, II IS probable the euiprits will be order
ed to Richmond to undergo their trial before the
District Court ottne unIied States, low in ses.
Sion IN that CITY. Beacon
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this efire. ''''' AZ
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LYNCHBURG. JUNE 10 ,.,-

" Daniel Webster, Esq. has beca -
,. Senator from the state of NJ,
we wonder who DOW viii be called & ~
oil the House of Representatives bv u. ''.''
nation prints : And ia manager of H.. -
was so necessary, we wonder sill ,no,..
friends OF the administration were
as to 'hro" away their chief reliance Vim p''
answer, Duff Green1 Ia 70
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u The address of the Commute NV,
by the friends Of Mr.. Adams in Pat,ic ' '
TO their fellow citizens, has been rece;,., ~"
will appear next week.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22

NEW YoRK, June l3-rhe VIM. Bayard,
from Cafthagena, brings advice, tothe l2tb ut.
President BOLIVAR was expected there Ia or
10 days. Lette had been received + ON Car
accas, stating that he ouid sail nom Laeuira IN
the Druid Br. frgste accompanied by Mr. Cock
burn, the British Minister.
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1914, atNoo,Ie, sleY me at have 6een echt.csed
by thirty officers, Instead Of three, without aay
. pprehensiofi Of injury 10 the service. The ar.
my was lying quietly ~ garrison; the Greek war,
tor the iosecoiion OF guicn The militia had been
drafted. was terminated by the treaty Of August
1914; and II there was any circumstances on
| earth to prevent tie convenina OF a general
court martial, II was tlist no other officers than
those who were chosen. could be found 10 etc.
cute SO horrible purpose; and is no stretch
OF snppositiou 10 MAKE tins inference. tghorart
ms General Jackson Is Of civil affairs he must
have known the rules relative TO general Court
Martial.
We shall shew hereafter thai Militia men are
not Subject to capital punishment for desertion /;
but that question, huweyE intfinsically impor-
tsnt, does not concern thu present investyaton.
We are speaking only Of an illegal trial aud IFS
shocking Tesulfs, IN the case of men who had vi
olated no law.
The ship Chancellor. which left New York on
the Sd Of April, with cargo Of provisions Tor
the Greeks, arrived AT Gibraltar on the 18th, and
proceeded TO Nopoli de Romana, ON the 30th of
the same month.
Uea Point Aeademy--The following gentle
men compose the Board of Visitors of the West
Point Academy, now in session; Hon. Joseph
Vance, ofObio; e. GUSTS, Esq. Of New Or
leans Hon. Joseph Ktaer, Speaker of the
Penn. Assembly Col Andrew NJ. Provost, of
Philadelphia, Hon X. Z. Mailary, OF VI. Col
Daniel Breck, of Kentucky Hon. Thomas b.
Reed, of Miss; Rev. Mr.. Levin, OF Nv York
Hon. A. IL. Powell. Of Virginia Hon. John
Barney, of Nd, Hon. Geo. &. Washington, of
Md. Hon. Albert II. Tracey. Of New York;
Hon. f.. II. Mills, of Mass. Geo. Blake. Esq
OF Boston Hon. Lewis Condici, of New Jersey;
MAYOR X. Stanton, Qnariermaster, u. 5. Amy,
y. Y, Major Thomas Stockton, late of the
Army.
The first named person, Gen. Vance Of Ohio,
was elected by the members President OF the
Board.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-23

violent attractions Of the great palladium. OF our Union
Upon what principle do the opposition Justify their
hostility to MIR Adams and their support OF General
jackson: ihey are now straining every nerve TO
2,event bis election, because torsootb he ,.,ei,
entertans these opinions for they must admit he has
passed no lao on the subject that internal improve
neh and tariff and at tie same time pu,tip forth
every eSertion TO elect Gen Jackson not because ne
Is opposed 10 these measures, but because he is more
strenuous dro.otc Of Ner, than Mr.. Adams himself
can see no reason IN all this, anu consequently there
is no principle involved in Tie contest
AN OBSERVER,
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SFHAEE OIIAMBER, IAN. +, 1917.
SFR; enclose you the translation of letter received
rom the Mexican minister here, the which re
interesting the citizens of Missouri. 1t was written in
answer To one from in which claimed indemnify ind
used such arguments Of, to obtain H. for
some OF our citizens who had been plundered by Indians
the Mexican territory. From the liberal spirit of the
answer probable that this subject will be arranged by
negotiation between the governments: and in con(ur-
nifty with the Minister'S request will proper that all
the claims should be fowaGded for which purpose and
giving Hotice the claimants you accompa nyinr
translation of the Mexican Minister'S letter
Yours, respectfully, THOMAS II. BENTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-23
E.rltaci 10 a. EdiLor. dnLe1.

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 3
zine h to graduate the price public lands md
to ccde the refuse the States considered y the
committee which referred, reported vorabIy
ana without alteration. 1t is certain il can ma S.
unless defeated by the report the the House
OF Representatives in the State of Missouri large ma
jory OF the members OF Congress convinced of the
justice and pr0mic'y opasng the bill but do wish 10
force even Beneficial act upon the people contrary their
CONSENT
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. 1897.


SIE;I nave received your letter the Sd instant with
the accompanying papers, the object Of which to obtain
from my government Naturalization for American citizens
who have been robbed the Mcxcan territory while car
rying on aawfu commerce. Although, in my opinion no
government is bound justice such inomnfca-
tons, even though tine robbcry should be committed by
own citizens. the example which you cite me, of what the
government Of the United States have done for Mexican
citizens, viii be that the government Of Mexico
~ spirit Of just reprocy, should do the same with Ame-
rcau citizens, who may find themselves under the like cir
cumstances.
In order that my may decide according to
your request is desirable that you Should have soodncs
TO inform whether these udemnes Mexican citizens
which you cite to authorized by Congress
THIS Circumstance IS very material because the
winch MY government might apply this object, might
such that would not within tc powers the Presi-
cent TO settle considering tine large number Of Americans
who 90 into Rev Mexico aud other interior states.
would likewise desire know tire nusbcr Of n1cun
ties made by the American GCvcrnmeEti 10 Mexican czeHs,
and the amount paid to Jon SIMON dc Escnbcro.
Your canlor, Sir viii acknowledge that in order
ablis true reripory is necessary that the number
tie merchants engaged in this rac, the capitals CUT
pIoyed Ia 1t, should approximate; all which should form
materials for convention between the governments
am, Sir, your obcdeut servant,
PABLO OREGON.
Mr.. THOMAS IT. BENTON,
Senator in the Congress Of the L & ofyo.th America
Vt'e-tt~7s-,, tie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-23
tXtfac oi letter from gentleman at ifarrsh,yy
March XII, % -

Extract Of letter from gentleman now at iFarrib
ted March 18th, 1927.
DEAR SIN: got here last evening n nd find ~ ;.
sing good feeling for the Administrations and n cor,eero
ding disgust at the proceedings OF the Opposition which
Ay 10 DC increased by the strong and would say STRANGE
effort making obtain an expression of $3.50;
III favor Of their candidate. Not satisfied with using ~
niucHre OF their own citizens Gov. CARRoIL of To-,
efforts to induce the Inelligencer a n old es,ab;sbed
10 "come out in favor of Jackson" And as The IDLE,
do not APPEAR disposed 10 be driven into ,Ie,
no. OIL ey are threatened with The bisbnene
OF rival papeto support which, it is said 1000 dI,
are provided 50O OF which said comes from General
h io-mopow dinner will be given to Gov Carroll
and 20 doubt hut full cup of gall viii! be em,ed ON G
heads of the Administration. But lie, them alone al,
violence VIII tend to open the eyes those who are 6na
20 settle the question: The people will speak in
which few perhaps, at this moment look for This mo-
mentI learn that the German Lancaster paper has CONS
out in favor Of the Administrator
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out OF view there - III be better chancr for dccevinr
me South Silence on subjects of policy as on every
o'her point, can commit one But PennsyIyan
has departed from her usual accuracy Of Judgment and
promptitude of action il she will ,us risk her great
interests her ayorite policy; She is the firm and
independent ami consistent State take her to be- if
she VIII tasen herself TO the OF any candidate With
ont being first of ALL well assured as TO the course
she rs 10 run with him. What has Penns, lvania TO
gam by leaving an Adnnis ration which is sustaining
her iavoriie policy, and protecting her interests
Tor the purpose of taking up party whose views on
That subject are uncommitted and eQuivocale
We heartily concur in the sentiments contained in
me extract from Wasiiugtons Farewell Address OH the
subject OF the danger of these local distinctions. We
regret that It has been thought necessary by the Op
position prints 10 bring them TO bear the Prcsden
tiai question: while themselves afectng concern that
such bearing should DC given to them. They have
originated with the Opposition, have Shown by
our reference TO MIR. Hamilton's Recommendation of
General jackson on the ground that he is Southern
man. With southern interests and Southern feelings ,,
The people OF tie Union cannot therefore, be ignoran,
who are the designing men lwhol endeavor TO excite
oeei that there real difference local interests
and views" The public finger will of necessity noint
to Mir Hamilton and his party the source of the
attempt; as the quarter whence has been proclaim
ed-that Southern birth ahd feelings interests arr.
the best claims which candidate can advance for ell
ovation to tue Presidential chair
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Recent occurrences have fortunately chanped H.,
extraordinary state Of things that has existed for @
years; We mean, state of real active and deierron
cd but at the same time, Of uDproessed and sayo,ed
opposition 10 the Government This upmanJv I'D
hyPocrltIcai policy, gentlemen at last are obted 10
abandon, aud they are compelled to come in tue oper
held much against their inclination. At This earTv
Development of objects and motives we sincerejy
ieJoico Not that they new to U.s. we have ions
known their existence; but because the counfrv 90 III
De able now TO see both men and things in teir trrc
coios' stranger state of things never was fhan
mas existed, especially in the Middle and Northern
states, since The election of Mr.. Adams 10 hardly
any OF these States has any body of men been found
except IN pennsylvania who avoved hostility TO The
Administration; yet, almost all Of tlcfD candidates
came before the people for election without uteripr
word OF complaint opposition, who, nevertheless
Inc moment they chosen, arc claimed by certain
prominent leaders opposition men, New York
hDdeT particular management, has been the most
signal theatre for The display of this noble manic
honorable policy. at the election of Members rs
Congress last fall we did not observe that more f
one candidate risked his election on p1ofession rs
opposition TO Mr. Adams. Yet hardly was fIe eIecl
'on over, before ii announced thai such and en-
many were friends Of General Jackson. MIR Van
nOren bbseli, down 10 the very day of his recent
reelection TO the Senate, open and professed
IN MS opposition No: He only exercised tIe rioLt
G 'A-'7idual Judgment il differing, Oh particular