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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
POETRY Y.
First meeting ofihs Oh aud A,w Itorid--lly4


First meeting of The Oh uad N,w jtorid--lly4
nv MRS. siGouhstY.
she 6nmes She eoues with bcf wh,,c sails spread,
With her beansfs proudly stroanugl
Ni1l. hang brow. aud an eye rdread.
Though its darkoaed irus,s hsam.Hx
Aud Who Is sue. mid those island shades,
unsiisidea fam mranr or ,i4rger
VINO hastes from the dep vi hes iorc,i gadus
To welcome the stately s,rops on
Her GLANCE hoads not tito gathering storm,
IN IT. simple joy 1t blosscs,
Aud thu grasp Other hand isas fro. andwgtm
Al thussonlth olhrr coon ticssca
In ,the guild OF hefiisers shut turn to dust,
Ire lfeni hslorys scroll hath faded,
The deeds of that yisiant's snNge iusi
Who thus hor realm invaded.
Yes, many APPLYING ryo must weep,
Ger the old world shameful story;
Al the surge which she raised o'er hor sisters sicep,
Aud tho bped tAs sia,uod her glory,
EPifApu ON AN INFANT
beautiful thought is contained IN the follow
ING ih,es.
ife tool, the cup ofiifo 30 tir.
fnr hitter IN asto dram,
Hepsi Il moehlv from he Up,
Aud went To sleep ughn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
TERMS.

~ En-, al PEI annuai. payable In afyanre.-No sub
,,ti 49, r.ce,ssI for les ttls alan ak nIoaths
n amer ,g 30 liscansiadsd t'u, nj the DESCRIPTION
'e,.s Editors) aall ali srfeerazss are paid
,iserti-ea.aats viii Inserted At % cents per
Incomes tn so trnaa distance must bs pad for
mas 10 their in.eftins, the payment assumed by
y tno responsible personin Lynefhnrg
-, chancery Orders uotexeeeding two squares
,ortod ior siz dollars
rrAllettef- addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
II AZ t,ag wIli not b. attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

a curious fitci We Informed on good
authority, thai Lake jackson. IN Florida. about
30 miles IN Irngih. has suhdenly sunk ten leei .
aud the Indian cabins AM peach trees are
plainly .lscrrnable nj the bottom. The found
alton % this lake Is said TO i- iimp>tone. and
cavernous. rahngion Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
a SOVEREIGN RuM \ Dx


IN diseases of the Liver Debility resutine
yeteraie Ulcers Pains in he bones. attended
aith swelimgs of the joints Indigestion, Blotch.
cs OIL the Face, pimples, &c. Syphilis, GUAM
eous ii eases generally, and letter in pnrtlcu-
lar: Mercurisl ard Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates OF wonderful cures performed
BY the Cathoicon have becomp- So numerous
as to preclude their insertion in any newspaper,
and has made il necessary for the propreto or Ia
print ten ia a pamphlet of about 100 pages
This will be forwarded as soon as possible To
the several agents for gratuitous distribution aud
must, on peiusa', sireng then the GOOD opinioi.
now entertained by the friends OF this medi-
cine, aud iisarm, as it sshoped, the prejudices
OF those WIN view with dsi,us an, medicine
not kpos u in what is called regular practice. >
Facts are stubborn things, AID cannot be gain
SAID.
At the "a, nest solicitations Of members OF the
medical faculty. and dthers who have witnessed
die astonishing cures Elected by the Vegetable
Cahocon and who are anxious that its bene
tits 10 mankind may be more widely diffused,
the proprietor has consentrd to reduce the re-
iatprice to z NO EoLAARS per bot
Ne; aud his NJ ! be done without IN any way
deieridraling The quality OF the medicine, or
.edRctHg the size VI the bottle, as has been ma.
trrialy done in the case OF Swaim's Pana-
Cea.
The subscriber, agent for Poticr's Genuine
tathollcon has jus, received 1SS BOT
Z, LES a, Pm, a sE,Es pr
Feb .. -, = - "A tffo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
TILE. LAW

A resolution has been snbmitiied in the Mary
lamd Hpu," Of Representatives. the olgect Of
winch $50 prevent The nte of foreign Law bonk
and foreign cases ns authority in the Courts OF
Justice OF that STATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

copper Still, CAP and Worm
/ pair elegant Bronze Laml7
The subscriber ha' the above for sale a.
arry rpasonatlr prices, which he will sell to-
a III, ar barter for c"ralfg produce,
H. ALLISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
PLATED * BRITANNIA WARE,

Which he invites his friends and customers TO
call aud see. Anorg his stock. are the fol-
lowing articles, viz
Casters With cut Glass and siver edge, OF sup.
quality
Do. plain and ornamented
Colfee Pots and Tea
Sugar Dishes and Cream Pots
Ladies' Ridieulcs and pocket books
Plain and fancy Jeweiry
Jeu, pearl, filigrce and Paste Ear Kings
Patent. Lever and plain Watches
Fiue GoId Chains, Sesls and Keys
Plated do do do do
Coral of every description
Silver Table and Ten SIP IONS, Ladies' and Su
gar rongs
~ Watches carefully repaired, and all or
ders in his line ofbusiness punctuaiy attend
ed 10, Jan. Do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
ONLY 50 rlR aoTyLu.

ygyHE unparalleleirepula,ion of this inedi-
\ cine is such, snd its pre- eminent virtues
are so well established. and so fully acknowk
edged by an intelligent public that it's scarce
J, necessary to say any thing further than thai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

DOGS IN HarUess.---A gentleman with hi
'"an, pf Dogs las .nyelled from Boston 70 Pro
vidfnce. *. |. where he was sreu on "Wednesday
gDia.. at the Iate Of five mites mn hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
HATTERS' MATERIALS

lonS'sIIhg of spanish Wool Bodies, Scotch nnd
Came's hare, Russia Hare Skins, an extensive
supply OF Baud buckles. Lit,pgs aud Bands steel
aud orsss io"'hed Cards, hlur aud yellow Skiy.
rrS, qnaniny OF Alcohol Gum Sh.llau. \.
hna Forts fsnperior) Quicksilver. Oil Of VI
hal, hogwo"d. fnst'e. &c. AZ. All the a
"nVear''c Is be pledges himself 10 sell whole
sac ~ fe's'', upon The most reasonable lpfn.s.
in1"'dnHis waning Hats, Hauers aud mcr.
'h"n,s would hnd i'tothcir interest 10 give h,m
a call. Feeling grateful To hi, fiends and the
P""'ic Tor pnsf iaVor'. he hopes, by his coni-
hnru eke''io"s I" accommodate them, sill 10
receive share oil their patronage.
WM, rsRDY. Agt.
Dee. goo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
EcOMNMsY /! EeNnOuNN

'f'h UoE dispnscd totEconomise in dress
VIII hnd it to their advantage to cnll n
orr establishment, where they will find an ele
giant assert nlent Of Gentiemen's Clothing, oil
super hnr line and coinmon qualities, that,
upea trial, will be found Ia ST as well, and
are as t"ii,inliy made 10 if made 10 order, AS
,he work may he d'peuded upon, this esiab-
i'sh'nnt will ." t'and Ia be great convent
ence To the Citizen aad the Traveller, As they
caa be Supplied with eperg article OF Dress,
Also, Boots, Shoes, Gne and coarse Hats, eve
~ description of Cloaks aud over Coats, &c
t"o'e wishing gnoi hargains, would do we
10 taysr us with "A call WALKER T. Co. :
Emporium of Fashions.
Main Street, Lynchtstg, neat TO the Virgil
han ohice.
Dec. /.
N OTtCE.-All persons indebted 10 the con
" ezra OF s q NJ Allen ~ Co. Iyoch5urg
arr request Il To call and make immediate set
Cement, as no longer indulgence caa be given.
= & NJ. ALLEN a. co.
-''fTi1iEs "r' = III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
SwAIwy'S pAWAcEn

&etnccd to only Q d9liars tie bottle.
nr PANACEA, has just received 1SS
BOTTLES. which be- Offer, at Plila'lnl,
n'ap process. NOVEL DAVIES.
E,h . -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
EDWARD BROWN

~ ErURNS his thanks TO the public toI
40 heir liberal encouragement, and solicit:
II continuance oil their lavors. He has just re
ceived from New York, in addition to his tor
mer supply OF Jeweirs, 81. ii esplendId assor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24

Liverpool dates to the l2,h nit. Inclusive,
have ben received a, Boston. W. are ind-b,.
ed to the Boston Daily Advertiser for proof
slip. but its contents have been mostly .antici-
pa;ed.
The Lord Lieutenan, Of Ireland has issued a
proclamation, stating tina party Of Orange
men on their return home after dining toge Their
in the vicinity Of Arneybridge, were attacked
by an assembly OF Rihandmen, when one Of the
Orange party was pikrd to death and six ohrrs
wounded, 'hrer oi whom had dirdI He oH, rs
reward of 1901 for the apprehension Of The
persons concerned in the murder.
A Lond on paper of the 10th says: At late
hour we are favored vii intelligence, BY ex.
press, from Cons'antinople, 10 the l7,h ul,.-
Il fully confirms our statement that the sultan
instantly rrJrc'ed all o,erures Of peace from
Russia, and tbs, the offers of mediation of the
English and F'ench Ambassadors were also
dcclined,S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
District Of Columbia,
{ ounty IF Ilerdndf

nAvlD BANGS has applied to the Honorable
~ william Cranch Chief Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia be dis
charged from imprisonment under the Act for the
relief of insolvent debtors within the District of Co
Iumba, on Saturday, the twenty instant at o.
clock, A. NJ at the Court House in Alexandra, when
and where Lis creditors are required TO attend:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
handing

ERoM schr, Esther & Sally from philadelphia
Il S bbls linseed oil
10 realms double crown straw paper
IA do single do do do.
Nv STORE
so reams straw wrapping paper
10 do medium printing do
10 do royal do do
SO do bw priced wrapping do
10 do medium do do
for sale by ii. MILLER - SoN'
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
For ereigMt.

NJ. MILLER & son, offer for sale
AZ TIHDS. Porto Rico sugar
III SO bbls do do
90 hhds ". molasses
1000 bush. ground alum salt
300 d" cheap dark do
so kegs manufactured tobacco Gray & Pan
80 boxes do do do 5 keys brand.
90 casks French Madeira wine
10 smeet Malaga do
3 Lisbon do
1000 hides, of various qualities
90 bbls tanners oil
100 bbis mac kerel, No.
20 boxes Goldfish 9mo22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA.

NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of stock ia
~ this Company, that election will be held at
their Office on the first Monday Of Nopemb. nert. be-
ing the second day thereof from ten till two O'Clock,
for twelve Directors to for year thence
suing -. b. NICHOLS. secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24

sugar, Paper, Gin, &c.
Il boxes white Havana Sugar
u so reams patent straw paper
barrels country gin
9barrel cloves
S or. casks Malaga wine
S boxes prime apple cheese
25 boxes Muscatel raisins
30 Lisbon Mats. Just received per sehr. Virgins
ia from New York, which will be sold on accommodate
ing terms by LINDSAY HILL u Co.
sept % WR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

For !nt ky numbers III The above, call NJ my Office
doors above the Eaelo Hotel Tickets SIO-shurcs
IN proportion. w PEIRNAN
oct 9 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
Shoes, Hats, Domestics, &c.
JACOB M. WE. a Syrsn

"A AS received his Fail Supply and offers for sale
n an extensive assortment OF GOODS; comuri.
sing among them,
500 CASES SHOES-consisiinc Of
Gcntlcmen's fine Shoes boots and brogans of TIN
dhercni varieties OF sewed pegged and nsilea
Ladies' morocco and pruneila shoes and booteos
DO. sealskin walking shoes
Roan's leather pumps, &c.
Misses morocco, prunella and sralskin shoes
Boys and childrens do. of every variety
Mems common and course Shots and broyans-
100 CASES HATS-eonsisting gf
Beaver. rorHm, wool. &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If
Brown and bleached shirtings
Sattmets, twillcd kerscys
Cotton yarn, &c. &c.
CARDS-conpriSiny about
go cases OF the Whittemore and Eastern brpn,is
Paper. writing, wrapping letter aud printing
Soal leather, shoe thread, shop Irvine
Trunks, vnrn'sh, &C. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
VIM. ALLEN.
MERCHANT TAII.Op

Opposite The United States Band
ID ETURNS his thanks to his friends and tho npb
AZ iIo Tor the LIBERAL encouragement he has receiv
ed, and hopes still TO receive continuation Of their
patronage and confidence.
he has received by late arrivals from Philadelphia
ord New York, his fall supply Of Goods, CONSISTING
OF oIue' naek ana variety nf fancy colored cloths
cut velvcts, Voeucies, .Florentines and Marseiles
covson's patent continuous spring stocks, Chester
mans suspcnders. shirt collars French, buck skin
Bondsrd's and Hoskns gloves.
Also, assortment o. superior trin.Tuings-and Is
prepared to execute all orders in the most fashiona-
bic style.
WANTED-Twoo or three fret rate Journeynrcn
T-pOai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
oct 7-eoa;

VENHE Subscriber has concluded TO remain
- in this City, and has removed hls Stock to the
store he formerly occupied, next door above Balls
Central Hotel, and few doors above the Eagle Ho-
tel on the opposite side Of the street. where he sil
hopes to merit liberal share Of patronage. HIS
friends and the public hive had Blk years proof of his
abily as workman, and nc promises still 70 do his
best To give satisfa ton. ''
lie has on hand full assortment of English nnd
american S9DDLERf, some common and some
of tie very best quality and almost every article snt
able for saddle horses. gig, carriage or Wagon.
All orders from the country will be promptly atten-
dcd to. Repairs neatly executed.
sept 29-eots DAVID JACKSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
STEEL a. SMITH,
MERCH ANT ITALIANS

Five doors 6etOtO The Bell Tapeya1
HI AVE received their Fall Supply. CONSISTING ~.
n u blue, black and fancy colourcd ciobs of varo,n
qualities also cnssmeres and vcetings together with
~, TO which they confidently invite the attentian ~
their customers and the public generally
In addition TO which, they have on hand suspen-
ders' stocks, hondkcrchIes, gloves crayat stapners
terms.
Hen'emon furnishing their own cloth can have
" made aud trimmed in the best manner and at the
shortest notice oct s1owtt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

Pr,ce 81 .ad,n'ssion.--Boxes and Pit IS cents
Middle Gallery S0-Side Gallery 2s.
10 meet the heavy expenses incurred by op,,-
dollar. one
Performance ersry Evening during the Season.
,,,,, THIS EVENING, OCTOBER d,
wa De prescnted tae much admired Comedy Of
"A Cure for the Heart-Ache.
,, AFTER The Comedy, the celebrated Song of the
BAY OF BISCAY, in character b, MIR. fivyf.
, INC entire new Comic Song Of the RICHMOND
RAVES, by Mr.. A. Dickson, for the first tius
10 conclude 'c,th the tanghdbie Farce Of
THE RENDEZVOUS.
" ooo's IN DO opened at o'clock, ind performance
commence precisely nit.
u ~ lew season tickets for sale; enquire at the
Box office of the Theatre.
- rigid police is employed
~ In rchesr sal, the new dra,nn,ie moe, or Oh.
KING d THE DESERTER. or,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
WM. GOWAM

~ AS Just received, and can offer to his CHS.
NJ ioaers and the public, n choice assortment of
god and SILVER lever and verge watches clocks, time
pieces, fashionable jewery, silver plated, and Bri.
tanna ware fountain silver, aud steel pens evcrpoint
and common pencils tooth picks, thinIbcs becd Ritz
cues and purses pocket books and card cases she'll
tuck side, and pocket combs, SNUFF boxes rnniatute
frames and cases, musical boxes, spy glasses Their
mometers, percussion and flint pocket pistols, auI
percussion caps, razors and razor straps, uen ami
pocket knives and Scissors, w6lkng canes steel and
SILK watch and safety chains, steel aud gilt seah
keys and rings tea trays, military goods, nsthe.
matca instruments, rich gilt and plucd military md
common cont and vest buttons gold, silver, and shell
spectnccs, watch makers tools and materials, with
great variety Of other articles in his ine all Of which
he offers at the lowest market prices
w. G. continues to repair watches and clocks oP
every descriptions and from his superior facilities 10
enabled to regulate and adjust them with accuracy
Hoaso repairs aud adjusts m''haHat, a ',siriin1ents
Orders for any article in fffal.
tended to. o. !, ,lts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

GG3G Prizes, amounting TO St38AG8
Tickets SO, Halves D, Quarters so, Eighths 95
Persons desirous Of adyenturng in the above
splendid scheDie, Will please make early application
at LANBERTS SEw oPYIcE.
" Orders from tho country enclosing the cash, or
Prize tickets IN any respectable Lottery, will receive
the most prompt attention, IL addressed 10
THOMAS LAMBERT,
oct Richmond pfpginin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
HUBBARD g. GARDNER

~ ~ "A AtlJlN1n
Haze received their Fan supply Of GOODS, and
noo oG'sr for safe 1
OF Shoes, comprising an assot,
COsOOO ment OF almost cvery Dissertation
most OF which were made to order
e'oo pair plantation shoes, city made and war
ranted good WV "'i
5000 sides soal leather
$50 do russell aud wax upper leather
81 dozen wax calf skins
IL do kip DO
IS do white and coloured hninp skins
20 do sheep do
do hat,ers lining do
do hog do
1872 boxes mems fur hats
. do boys do do
~ do meme and boys wool hats
. 90 do black d. drab do round crow
30 dozen childrcn's morocco hats
A3 do mems and boys fur cans
81 nests hair and seal skin trunks
600 realms wrapping paper
90 do do do, large size
1'2 do writing and letter do
oO boxes w hittemore's cotton and wool cnr,s
y do common cotton cards, No. 10
ECO lbs. SHOP Irvine
sooo do shoe thread in balls
25 doz. black oil varnish
IS do boot and shoe lasts
gross cup backing
40 dozen Websters spelling books
10 do Emerson's razor s,raps
Leading lines, boot cord web &C.
sept 28-eoatf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
Observation-Disclosures.

TTNHB New York Consolidated Lottery, N2th
y class,l will be drawn in the City Of New York,
THIS DAY, and the drawing received here on
MONDAY next.
30 Number Lottery Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

are my qualifications To- be Of public utility. In the
FIRST place, h1vc 10 PrctcllIoir 10 be an orator; /
AN plain blunt -poakcr my SJrrnsc habiIs have
clpacIatcd me for putting IN Ineligible language,
Whatever ecu understand, without Tie necessity of
repeating my sentiments. or Of any humining or haw
ing in what have 10 says but the wing Of fancy or
Of poetry has never formed my check nor has the fro
of genius thTOgu one hcaVen-born spark upon my in
tcllect can only pretend, a speaker, ~ honesty
of intention and facility of expression. lCIeers.l /
um taan Oh busines9-he nGst " 81 @. c.scr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17
.R0RlaIGlfa
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA

LHIEST FROM COLOMBIA
BY the brig Medina, the editors of the New York
Mercantile Advertiser have received B,goa papers IN
the 9Th September inclusive, aud Carhag ma dates of
the IIth October.
passenger states that the rebellion Of C ,rdova com.
mencej at bull given by him to the nhaban's at Rio
Negro where he proclaimed The Constitution of C,cu-
ia, the first Constitution Of Colombis and was Joined by
all present except the Bishop and some of the nrncs
officers OF Bolivar. The Bishop Immediately left for
Bogoa TO give the information and the consequence
was that the government despatched force of or 100
men for Antoqni' commanded by General Oiery,
who had arrived al Mercy with 1000 men. Although,
the papers speak OF this rebellion very lightly there s
reason TO believe that strong DO iy OF men wi oin
CordoYa in opposition TO Bolivar. and that civil war
will cnsue. Letters from Bogotd OF 9Th September
state their fears that the revolution wo "A extend Ia
that place, that General Urdgneta, the Minister Of
War; had established his head quarters II,ndy a.
bout II leagues from Bogota, with all the dspo,able
force Of that Capital.
1, was expected that General obsnJa, commander Of
The province OF Paso, would join Cordova, and this
seems TO he confirmed by the proclamation Of that G en-
era The troops left Cdrthagena for Antioauis on The
9th September, unicr Col Vargas, and notwithstand
ing what Gen. Mon'illa says in his proclamation about
the with which the rebellion will he crushed the
fact that he and most OF III officers Cartbseena left
unexpeci " for Mompox the day before the sailing
oil the Mcdnh argues that their presence was necessary
at the scene Of rebellion.
Mr.. Moore. our Minister to Colombia, arrived will,
his suite a, Bogota on the 18th September. General
Harrison was expected at Carlhagena We last Of Ocio
Der. where it said he would wait the return of the
-loop OF war NatcheZ om Rio Janeiro, to embark for
the United States.
We have several files Of Mexican newspapers down
to the 10th ut Feryent reioicings 10 have been
almost universal, in regard TO the capituaton Of the
Spanish invaders General Santa Anna is uded 10 the
skies in both prose and But there are symptoms
in his conduct Of the ntOxca'ion Of success and nae-
~, which may prove fatal either 10 himself or 10 the
Mexican constitution. The following letter is FROM an
intelligent observer in MeSico. Phil Nat GGs.
VEEA CsUz, Oct. o Il must refer you 10 the ac
company ing tie # papers Tor The particulars attendns
the surrender Of the Spanish expsdition under q :,
Barrada That expedition which 10 have re-unit.
ed Mexico TO Spain, ngleriousy surrendered TO a
few raw troops and militia the Il:ii at They sur
rendered, II were discretion. As mark however
OF Mexican generosity. the officers we're allowed 10 re-
tain their side General San Anna who led the
Mexican forc9s againt the enemy. is hailed AZ the
hero OF The day dad siaDis before the Mexican public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17
I'D ONE 3PYD,
Gen Idyior's Speech at me .VoyJok Meeting.
at which the resolutions on our first mage were

Cen Idyfor's Speech at he .VorJok Meeting,
(At which the resolutions on our first mage were A.
dopted)
In his speech, Ten. Taylor promised by observing,
'ha' he had attended the meetsg in compliance with
an invitation in the mornings paper, but thst in event
Of no such invitation having been given it was hs pur
Fose TO have addres'ed card, and formed meeting Of
the Borough constituents, IN lis individual cauari,v
That he had obeyed his letter Of Instructions no, In
conformity 20 the will Of Few who styled ihemseves
the people, but in accordance with his desire 10 one
what he eonside ed The command Of mi rity of his
constituents. lie said, idi with The view of explsio.
ing his motives in full TO the district lie had gone 10
NAn'emond on Monday la' and on The succeeding day
hau developed his motives W speech to the people
which was followed by letter Of ins,rnc,jops C'oo
tcfn TO the delegates IN Co1venlion commanding ,,eu
TO follow his, (Gen. To course, which letter had beer
by nm transmitted lie stated, furthermore that II,
resigned, because he thought The instructions which n,