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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

AMHERST COUNTY

The citizens OF Amherst who ace opposed to
the election OF Andrew jackson To the Pre,dru-
cy IT the United states, aye respectfully invited
10 attend a meeting 10 be held Al Amherst Court
House on the 3rd Monday IN November nexl.
The object OF this meeting IS 10 appoint Dele
gates 10 represent this county IN III, proposed
convention to be held in ttichnond CA the 2nd
Tuesday in January neat.
.Nanl ot your FelLoU CAizsns.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

FOREIGN NEWs.-rhe last mail brought u, a mass
ofinerestng fareign intelligence, and At the limo
M Markleys Address 10 the public The length of the
iter prccluIes the possibility of giving epo
me of thr orcign news.
GREECE is vet struggling; but fear her efforts to
burst her fatters viii prove unavallng unless. indeed
the stand taken by England, France and Russia, and
the DECIDED negative ~heh the Ottoman Porte has put
on the terms Of pIri6caton offered the coniending
prrtie by those three powers should lead cousequcD
crs y'ach confess sanguinc cnough to tx
ih government will continue decline the mediation Of
the European powors and if 1t should, would be
matter of much doubt whether they would render any
efrcual aid 10 the cuuse Of Greece Tho activity dis
PLAYED IN the naval departments OF the thrce nations we
have named, md the Immense force which each of them
is pouring tho Mediterranean, would secm to ndi-
cate. IT l. true, determination their fellow.
Christians from bntohery aud To drive the Bos-
phors the Nusruml horde which has long made the
garden spot of Europe of unmtigated despotsm
and murderous warfare. Bat fear, from the nature
nfhe torn,- of paeifclton proposed by them that ii il
only their intention herp up armed neutrality.
Ia prevent haies between the drspot mud his almost
PROSTATE not TO crush the power of the Turk in
Europe
SPAIN it would seem. is the of another revo-
luton Borne down BY oppressive system Of taxa,
priesthood, hgotted aud snpersttous drones
contributing neither the national strength or wealth
while tnry living by the sweat Of others brows--
her monarch weak, tanatici and vieiousher councils
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

MODE Or DRAWING
The numbers viii be put into one wheel,
5s usual, and in another will be put the pfI-
US above the denomination ot two dollHrs,
aud the drawing to progress in Tie usual
manner The 10000 prizes of Two Dollars,
vii he awarded 10 highor low NUMBER To
re determined By that which may draw the
,rize of 5000 dollars.
Low Numbers from to lo,'p0. inclusive
High Numbers, l0.o0l TO 2u,utu, inclusive
holder OF two tickets, High anii low, must
of necessity draw Que small prize, and may
draw Two CAPITAL PRIZES also
TE2M ms.
Price Of Tickets--Wtoie, ~ 3D. Hall, 81 %
Quarter, ga cents
For packages, not less Than o. whole tick
e,s, scheme price, tor approved notes, pays.
.,r fifteen DAYS after The drawing. - thons
interest: ia
O,ders, by mail, post paid, wifi meet the
.ame attention MS on personal aplicaii"n.
Address 10 Aou' LEI Ill.,
Aug. 81. mahaeer'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
PHILIP S MARkLEY.
Philadelphia, October 30 1897.

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

NorICE.-A young man Of liberal educa.
L lion, and who viii furnish satisfactory les
iimonas, wishes the situation OF ass .tant ~
some respectable Sen,ioary--or the station OF
Book Keeper or general clerk in a connetc IL
establishment Being master OF Gcl man Tex,
aud other engrossiug hands MS services mig
be rendered useful in other 81 uations Address
{" c. Mex al the office ofthc Virginian.
Nov. g.. t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
ANrI-JACKsON MEETINGS
CAMPBELL.

Concerning it to be- thu duty If all good citizens
-four confederacy TO use ali Law ful and bonoura-
BILE means 10 promote the common veal aud be
lieving that much of interest Is involved Ia the
approaching President ! contest, n meeting
of the friends ofihe present administration, who
may convenient, is ehrnests solirited at
Lees, L.. on Saturday TIE lOlh day of Noveni.
Der ensuing at ~ O'Clock. Ihe object of"hich
meeting. will he to adopt such measures rs, in.
conjunction with other meetings, will promote
its success.
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N,Sn and how system,

Continued in consequence oil its Onriyallod
popularity
Virginia State Navigation Lotttrg,
Glass NustFR -FOUR.
To be drawnin Fedricksburg, on Thurs
day, the 18th OF November next,
uude' the superlntendenee o. Comm sioners
MORE FRIES THAN BLANKS.
Uighest Irize 5000 Dollars.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
NELSON COUNTY

The citizens OF Nelson oppo>ed 10 Gen. Jack
sons elect on to the Presidency OF the /
nlted Sta,rs are respectfully requested 10 NEE
II tIlelr Count ia November next, with view D
appointing Delegates To meet those "hrh my
be appointed by Other Countie, IN the Stale, to'
the purpose oilorming proper Elccisral Tick
et on the I'd Tuesday IN january next
MANY CITIZENS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

EgiiE ubscriberhes received aud offers for
I !. sae on the best terms, the following sr,e
eles
100 Snohs Salt
ID Hatfrls n. T. Rum
90 ounds Loaf Sugar
Tea various qualities
Br ~ SnRnr T. Coffee
Sp ~ Cotton y Seal Leather
Plates, Dishes b indigo
A large assortment OF Stone Nure.
WILLIAM BuCkNfTs
Nov. g. 4,l4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
Sererai friend, ofhe Administration.

meeting of the Citizens OF Campbell 0ppo.
sed to the election OF Gen. Andrew Jackson, AS
President of the u. S. IL respectfully invited 10
be holden on the FIRST day Of next November
Court To appoint delegates TO the proPosed con.
ven,ion, on the 2ud Monday ol January next, IN
the city OF Richmond
SEVERAL LEEEIDI DERS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

l he past week 10 hhds. passed % refused
tot 100
SoaIpal lsGn Of ln.perlions of November lst
lsa6=-7
Pad, Reficd fae iasp Stock i, ". houses.
1896. ll1p lss 1870 3lb3
1877. bb1 80 al 90
We have account, bonn Lncfponl To- he Isl
81 October. Ptodbcf pfesfr, Kind ~ ycfe low
AID dn'l. Our lna'ke's continue without much
change
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
TO THE,PUBLTc.

~ y thf - b. rs. her tssf, vas Stolen
" om aY Stable, by Jonah Dabyns, -
smll' 5otrel Mare, n'oni eight years I'D, four
feel ten lnelies figh, PAGES end taniers we'll.
The said Dpbyus IS about sis feft one incti
high dnik compilation blnek hair. with lie
end 81 his Nose bit OF o. one side sbeaf
fprty-6ve years old viii givr rev ard Of
Twenty five Dollans ,lpr ssid D,l.tns and
,latp, or Ten dollars for tie delivery bfths
ninfe only. / HELMS
stony Fork, Moogomery city. W.
Noy. 4. e5f-I4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
NOTICE.

10 KEGS tewis's White Lead pure Mol.
D. do do do Ne q
30 10 Spanish Brown, grouud IN Ill,
o6O Gals linseed Oil [very superior
277 10. Sprrmpeeii oil
l2u 10 9prits rurpentinc
boo lhs Dry White Lend, tEpgl,sh)
700 lha. do Spanish Brown
1nn hs. d.. Yalnw Oebre
6oO lbs 10 Vrueiinn Red
For sale ~ The lowest Term hv
WATER ". MIDDLETON,
Nov, Opposite Pot Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

= AMP Oils barrels winter strained
"A Lamn OIL, warranted 10 be OF Il superior
quality for sale by .
WALTER II. MiDDLEToNi
Nov g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
REVIEW

OF The Lynchburg Tobacco Market.
Corrected NEATLY for M firgininf. by
Hohas HoLeoanK aud RICHARD IYgEK.
Commission Merchants
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

-.aoR RENT A house and Iot on Federal
IL hin, handsomely situated for family resi
fence With an excellent garden attached.
A. HATCHER.
Aug. 80,
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MANY FREEHOLDf RS.
Of III county ol Nelson.
AMHERST COUNTY.

The ctizeas ol Amherst county, friendly to
the election Of Cru. Andrew Jackson TO The next
p esd"acy, re- invited 10 attend AT Amherst
Count House, on The first da, Il the No,rrm5er
term. SUNDRY FkEEHOLDLRo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28

The count fell upon his neck, and on the fol-
lowing Friday evening Quilted, the prison. A
gondola passed him to Mestre, where sed;oLa
with relays awaited him. He arrived al Bres-
cia at o'clock in the afternoon Of Sunday, and
took his post near the church door AS his
enemy csme out from vespers, he stretched
him dead with shot from carbine. Not one
Of the by-standers thought Of arresting Count
Viteleschi, who calmly returned to his sedio1a,
and was back in prison on Tuesday evening.
The Seigneurie Of Venice were soon informed
Of this new murder, and Count Viieleschi was
brought before them, scarcely able to hold him
self up, so enfeebled was he by confinement.
On the accusation being read-"How many
witnesses have signed this new calumny?" ask.
ed Viteleschi, with sepulchial voice. SHORE
than two hundred" was the answer. "Your
excelIencies know, however, that on Sunday
last, the day Of the murder, was In the cursed
prison, you may now see how numerous are
my enemies" This reasoning shook ome Of
| the old Judges, the young ones favored Viteles-
chi on account Of the singularity Of his charac-
ter, and in short time, owing 10 this fresh
murder, he was Sc: al liberty.
Agar after, the jailor received through the
hands Of a priest, one hundred and eighty thou
sand Venetian livres (about 10000 frs) the
perry that Viteleschipossessed. This de,ermin-
ed, imprisoned, and extraordinary individual,
whose life would make most interesting vo-
lume, lived to good old age, the terror Of all
his neighbors. A curious story is told of his
having lived concealed for fifteen days in a
chimney, for the purpose of watching his mis-
tress; who to his great JOY he found faithful.
She was in the habit Of receiving the visits of
a rich young gentleman who was enamourcd of
her, but whom she was DESTROYS Of securing as
husband for her daughter. Vitel6sthi, con-
vinced of her innocence, dropped from the
chimney, and said to the astonished young man,
"You have had most fortunate escape-see
what it is to have to do with man Of probity!
Another in my place would have killed you
without testifying the fact lie once at the
approach of Easter, made one OF his retain.
ers affect to be in articuo morris, and send for
the confessor of this same mistress; the holy
man having partaken of some refreshments in
which opium had been mixed, fell asleep; when
Viteleschi borrowed his clothes, in which he
disguised himself and repaired to the church,
whittier he knew his mistress was to go that
day 10 make her confession.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
AN ITALIAN DEspERADo.
From Hndalh's "Ron'e, Naples, Nld f10'eHe.

Eyon Hendah's "Rome, Naples, ana FLORENCE.
There was living in 1886 at Brescia, a Count
y;,eleschi. most singular man, and whose
energy seemed to belong 10 The middle ages.
All that have heard Of him announced him to
be character similar to thai o. Casiruceia Gas
,racani. AS he was only private individual,
h;s character showed itself in disspatlng his
for,une in the most extraordinary way, COM
n;,,;nc a thousand folIies 10 please the woman
that he loved, and killing his rivals. AS he
wac one day walking With his. Mattress, man
hannened to look at her, sCastdown your eyes,
cried Viteleschi; the man contspsing 70 LOOK al
her v;,eleschi shot him on. thesspot. Adven-
,nrss Of this kind were looked apon but as pee.
e.d;,,oes in rich pasrician; but. viteleschi
having killed a distantrelation'cf the Venetian
family Of BragaGin, was arFered and thrown
into the famous prison a. mce, near li'e
n nom, del sospiri Vi.eleschif ~ was very
b r. ndsome man. and not deyossIo OF eloquence,
GO, about seducing the jailor's wife. The lalior
susnec,ing the intrigue, loaded him with IRONS
My;,eleschie:hough in confinement, in chains
and without Money, soon succeeded IN ,".er'
es,inp his prosecutor, though a jaI'or and Jea-
Lone Thi. man used to pass two hours every
a.v with his prisoner. On one occasion, VI
,.,s.cbi said TO him, "What torments me most,
:. ,h,, Wills, I arm here ro,ting in chains, my
enemy is s.ru,ting about Breseia. o.,
could but kill him and then die. ihese. nne
sentiments touched the jaiIor, who said 70 h'm !.
81 will give you your liberty for four days
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
Pifts5urg, II Pa. J June Is.

PosrscRlPr.-We stop the Press 10 announce
The resul, Of the proceedings OF very hume
rous and highly respectable meeting OF our ei-
,izeps. held at our Court House on Saturday
las, Messrs. Forward, Baldwin, Stephenson
and others, took part in the discussion oil the
following resolutions, which were adop'sd ny
an overw helming Majority. we regre' eH-
,remely tina, want Of room this week, prevents
us from giving a detailed statement oil the ar
pumeuts of the several gentlemen, who sub
ported end opposed the resolutions ou,i'e ~
however to say, that Opposition 10 inc Ame
rican system will never be countenahced oy
the Manufacturers Of this district.
/. hesolUed, That every description oil Anne
rican Manufactures, wherever located Is an oo'
ject of national concern, and deserving OF ma
tional protection. =, -,
.. Resolrsd, That thep rejection ct the woo :
len manufactures and the Wool grower, Is SUI
ice, Of the deepest national interest; and that
the failure of the Wooden bill in the last Senate
of the United States ought to be dep!ored oy
every true friend 10 the American System.
5. hesoired, That i, be earnestly recommend
ed, that the Wooden Bill should be brought ior-
ward at the frs, session OF the next Congress,
and so amended as TO embrace any other article
which needs protection.
.Resolred, Tina, four delega,esbe appointed by
this meeting to attend convention at Harris
burg on the 9th inst. and that Messrs. FOR.
ward, Graft, Patterson, and Cowan be selected
by this meeting.
JOHN DAsRAeH, Esq. was Chairman, ana
JOHN NJ. SxowpEN, and Ross WILKINS, Esqrs.
were the Secretarcs.-JonrnaL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
THE PTTTsBURG DINNER.

Extract Of letter to the editor oil the 6aiti-
more Patriot, dated 0ittsburg, Pa. June H.
] enclose you the regular toasIs drunk yes'er-
day at the Public Dinner given by our eitizens
tc the Honorable HENRY CLAY, at the anehor
Paper Manufacturing establishment OF Nr n.
Holdship, which was fitted up in neat, repub-
lican STYLE, and well adapted to the OCCASION
/ have not been able to procure copy OF the
admirable Address Of this distinguished states
man and friend of "the American system, de-
lvered by him when toast No. IL, was gwen
suffice il TO say it was received with long and
loud applause The toasts were equally wen
received, particularly those given to the old and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28


semblage was most numerous one, and but fol
the absence of our battalion OF volunteers on 9
visit to our ueighboring town OF Washington
would have been much larger as many Of then
are the warm friends Of Mr.. Clay. The regu.
lar toas,s were as follows
!. The People ofthe United States-Free, sove
reign, and independent.
9. The President of the United Stdtes-Let ths
tree be Judged by its fruit.
8. Tie Gouernor of Pennsylvania-The zeal
Gus friend of Domestic manufactures and inter
nal improvements.
A. The memory Of the deceased Darriors and
statesmen of our Hspoiution.
Charles Carroll of CarroHton-The surviv
ing signer of the Declaration Of independence
z The SURVIVING ,Uarriors and statesmen Of our
Rerolufion-He wish them healthy and hap
Ply old age.
+. 8. The gallant and magnanimous Lafayeife-
WI melting heart and fearful eye,
Wen mind you still, tho far AVA
9. John adams and Thomas Jeterson-Em
men-:he temple erected to their memories viii
be more glorious than the pyramids, and as e.
,ernal as their own imperishable virtues.
10. The cause Of National Ladusiry--In the Ian.
guage Of our guest, at is the cause OF our coun
try--it must and will prevail"
IL. Our distinguished Guest-Let us not, like
the ungrateful butler Of Pharaoh, "forget Jo-
seph;" but remember him who cheered US In
1he midst Of gloom, and foreiold, with prophet
ic spirit, our deliverance and prosperity.
IL. The Congress Of Tacubaya Honorable a
like TO him who projected, and those who sup
ported the humane and glorious mission. May
The spir: of 70 animate its councils.
Is. The Voo!ien B,H-"Le, us feed, cloihc, and
protect ourselves"
II Gseece-May heaven prosper the cause Of
Freedom and the Cross.
IS Roads and CanaLs-The guarantees of oui
union.
Is The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.-The wa
ter cement of our political ARCH
II. I'm Penn-The mild and benevolent
founder of Pennsylvania. Let US not forget the
iliustrious dead, however remote from the pre-
sent time.
Is. .Asr. HamHon-The frs, advocate oil
protective duties
l9. The memory of Fulton--May the extent Of
his fame be bounded only by the triumphs OF
his genius
90. Ofrer Evans-Who foretold the achiev-
ments of steam, anu whose genius contributed
to fulfil his predictions.
81 Rezekiah Nies-Honor 10 him who has
nailed the American System to the mast, and
never struck his flag.
%. Matthew Carey-The jealous advocate oil
every policy which can add wealth or honor to
his country.
%. Mr.. Nanary-Chairman of the Commit
tee of Manufactures. May he prove the Jason
of his country, and win for 1t the golden fleece
"a Our fair Country,comen-The only letters
we can endure are those thrown around US by
their witcheries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
Notice to builders.

TIME Trustees of the Theological Seminary Of vir-
ginia, invite proposals for erecting, on the tene-
,nent lately purchased from MIR. Jonah Thompson,
81 miles north-wes. of Alexandria, Three STonr
Back BULDSo, 40 feet four inches, by 81 feet four
inches with apassage seven feet wide, four rooms on
each floor, and covered with shingles. The materials
to be of the best kind, the workmanship plain, but
substantial.
Proposals for the whole work, for the brick and
wood work, separately, will be received.
The building to be completed by the 1st Nov. next
Persons disposed to offer may plan ofthe building
by application to DR.. Peake or John IIooh who will
receive the proposals, until Saturday next, at noon
june ~ dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED-JUSE ~,

ADVANTAGEOUS u,
Brig Earl, stctson, Rio Grande, AZ Gays; hides and
horns 10 j. S. Miller. May 26-la 20 ~, S long. 80
81, W. spoke ship Esther, G. Robinson, 81 days from
Liverpool for ombay June 2-of Pernambuco, was
fred into Ly the Brazilian figate Tetas. after having
hove too according to his directions June l8lat %
81 N long g. %, w. spoke brig st. Pierre, from New
York, for Martinique. June l9-lat. % Us, N. long
IS AZ W. spoke brig Julia, of Gardiner, IA days from
New York, bound to Porto Rico
sloop Eagle, Wilson, Jacmel, so days; mahogany
and coffee, to VIM. l.. Kennedy.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with passcn
gers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
AUCTIONS.
MaMogany at auction.

On N0ND.iY NEXT ca July at 8 o'clock, p. H.
,oiG Be sold on 7Aompson's Wkmf-
1T Logs City Of ST. Domingo. Mahogany,
now landing from sloop Eagle, Capt. Wilson This
wood is principally Table Wood and Crotehes, and is re-
presented to be Of very superior quality.
Terms will be liberal and made known at place Of
sale. JAMES C. BARRY. Auct.
CT The Baltimore American will give the above
three insertions and send account to this Office.
june 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
Groceries. Sc.

GAMUEL NJ. JANNEY has just received and offeN
- for sale
hhds WI sugar Of good quality
10 bbls No. !, beef
10 baskets salad oil
bags Havana coffee
Is do Brazil do
casks sperm oil
pipes and half pipes Madeira wine
% bbls Baltimore loaf sugar
40 boxes cotton and wool cards
~ bolts American duck
ONO eft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
Notice.

A GREEABLY to the order of the District Court for
the County of Alexandra, will be sold by the Mar
shal, on Saturday neat, at ii o'clock for cash. at the
Custom-House on Unon.street barrels of brown SUI
gar. G.. SCOTT, DIN.
june 27- tor 7. Rnggo,d, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
Employment

IN Grocery Store in this place, could be afforded
Il TO young man who having knowledge of the bu.
duties incumbent upon clerk. Apply to the Print.
ers. iuue %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-28
AlE,1al .ASyDD1As
ruuRspAy MORNING. JUNE %. 1897.

Erseution of Criminal JONATHAN De-
VAUGHN, who, during the late session of the
Circuit Court of this County, was convicted Of
having murdered Tomas MARTIN, Of the coun.
~ of Washington, and sentenced to death by
hanging, was executed Yesterday, between the
hours of two and three, P. NJ. So wanton was
the crime. and so illspent the life of the crimi-
nal, that the President Of the United States pc
remp,orily refused to exercise the mercifal
mower conferred upon him by the law. De-
vaughn was about seventy years OF age, but OF
vigorous mind and constitution.
The New-York Times gives the following
history of the Ministers OF Great Britain, from
The Conquest to the Reformation, viz:-Died,
BY the halter S--do by the axe, lido by stur-
by beggars, S-do by assassination, 2-do I'M
prisonment. Ado in exile, 4-do penitenf, !
saved by sacrificing their masters, 4--lo'ai 81
A letter dated the End of March, at Lima,
and on board the U. s. frigate Brandywine, just
received by the editor Of the n. York Times,
says--aWithis the last 5 days there has been
revolution here, the people refusing to aeice
~ Bolivars Constitution, and Congress l.
about converting to elect President and other
government officers Santa Cruz is at present
=, the head of affairs--all Colombian officers
are seized and imprisoned This very day
vessel arrived from Guayaqul with othcers
Of Boliyar's, bearing dispatches; boarded the
vessel, and while on board, the with their let
,srs were seized and transferre to The guard
shin. Bolivar is expected her from Venezue-
J., and on his arrival much disturbance is anti
eina,ed; he will no doubt hang and shoot
crea, many Of the Peruvians before he can get
them quiet again." There will be hot works
without question.
FROM LAGUIRA-A slip from the New
York Mercantile, says-We learn by the +
cI;nse. which left Laguira on The 9Th inst that
Bolivar remained at Caracas, and it was not
known when he would depart for the interior
"a letter from Laguira, of the Sd, says, "We
have intelligence, that by direction OF The ex-
ecntive. all the guns and ammunition in the dit
ed, and tina, the only castle now remaining In
tina. place, is to be demolished. The object OF
these proceedings, is quite unknown to us. 1t
is reported here, that the Congress, has accept
ed the resignation Of Bolivar"
Colombia 4. Peru,-We are indebted to our cor
rcsnondent, for Carthagena papers 10 the lSth
of NAV. Gen Tomas de Herez had arrived
at Guayaquil, in ten days from Caliao. ne
was lately Minister ofwar in Peru, and left
the country on account of the revolution. The
public papers are warm on both sides; and the
aYa cs ell tempo" "a new one, speaks with bold
ness against the Bolivian constitution. ne
"Amanuense;" although it generally speaks In
IFS favor, contains the protest dated at Caracas,
and sigaed ga thousand citizens
We are happy to see that there appears to be
no military movements in either Colombia or
Peru. w. FORK Daily adr:
Pifts5urg, Pa. June g..
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