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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
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~ From the New.York Enqurer1
FROM ENGLAND. BY the packet ship Silas r
ards, Capt. Hodrdgo, from Liverpool. we Ia va recs
our regular files of Bngls! papers l., the 24,b Janpa
and after a long Interregnuin of European news We
our journals unusual; barren If int rest.
u ns:derablc activity prevails i'm ATTEMPTS to peoot
peace between Russia and Turkey, but both nav
secm determined to hold their ground Private lea
from st Petersl'ur"h. state, that recruits are por
IN from all pats I" the immen sc Empire SEQ car
have hcen sent from the aIsena al Moscow tn IN,
uhe and the cavalry depois are all emptied tn sud
without delay the loss Of horses
. One hundred and fifty thousand IRREGULAR Co.'S
and ether troops arc on the march To the Danube
Emperor, il is said, will command the army in nd
and gn Tn join it in the iuontl, of March Gen DsbI
reidniuS at The head of Inc staff ana Count Wtrepj
"''ii Command the van ri the Enpcrors army Geri
Roth, Ge'smar, ard Rnid'gcr. viii have separate 4
T. set on the flank of the main ar,v and ihe Iuj
"nlehhsEg WI &c 81 RsaI,d the reserve An unamlt
Gated repit sr.s that the Polish army is ie lie pcrd
by 10000 m"n. but III t. be employ cd apansi
iurhs J, sec's b Weytr. that division Of il is
IN garrison at ST Petersburg durinr the war Will
Turks" The Sui an was ipakiuy preparotions ed
a. vig'T1us 10 defend Constant.nope and srcnpthek
Provinces.
IN" French trn pa about evaCuatinr Creed
The L re has been officially notified that the McrE
he Isles f the Cyldics arc placed under the proyE
gmaran' cc 81 Epgiand. france and Russia
ithHtf IN" Turkey mail b rings dates from +
s,Hnt'n'pc {" tic io'l. aud from Sm1ni at the 81
There had been ire 1cnt .I,e, tinps ni The Dvan n
sn'gccl th was reP' rted) OF dispatches tom
when bit ght new cfeIs OF peace irn: the e. urt II
s'n, but the demands &c Ire Aut ciat were not lcE
IN any material degree: and we're again under, too
rtJec'ed twiiis' andinr the # rIs Of H. ve,tuk
i"r peace lber0 was The g:rair>a hustle n the II
"i u nSiantin"pe: four vc$s 10 Il wnr had lrcnE
ont. and 'hcy were expected f. dC;crf f. rlbw ~
I'ardnnelrst t. rsiss' The "a chad,' 4 nit 81 m,
tlrct from Egypt Aii PROV SON i,ao e..
states the nu1hT 1T tw cnty bye ~. eC Al fw,u'yt
Ab"nt tr epty vessels. warned fl by tie Luss,aif
had arrived ut S'myrnp, and it was understood I'll
yis,oos would be forwarded by land Every III
tnaneq tranquil. 'be "nly intelligence lately II
rom the seat oi war details of the great SUITED
the Russ'n5 army dorlpg It's retreat and the accI
an unsuccessful soTtle from Wlddon. in winch tbeI
ndiDH defeat and great ss
UpE%2A Dec 20. We learn fron J,ssj thai
he arrival Of the head quarters in thu, CITY. gret
~ prevails there. great quantity of nerchaul
arriving daily aud meeting with good sale
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

We have hren furnished, E,r publication with
'ne hi!""'ng statement, prepared hy the Faculty.
OF the University OF Virginia, ON the suhiec, of the
mnlady with which it has lately been visited. -
Maternal lntelligenrer
AS II appears, from some recent publications.
IN the newspapers. that the public are u,,uinrmci
regarding the stat" uf insauhrity which has pr,
vailed i"r some time at tie UmiverSiiy-nntwI,I-
standing the various printed letters which have
been addressed, 10y the Chairman, to the PARENTS
ana g'IardIanS, on the s:IhI"ct-the Faculty. PC
teen II proper to make ,he follow nu statement ,l
facts.
Two cases Of Typhoid Fever having existed
since Christians, and several Students having be-
come affected will, the same disease a few DAVIS
prev'"'IS to the 22d of January, the Chairman
convened the Facnlrv, and reported the circnm-
stance; hut the Faculty, in the then incipieut
state "i the disease did moi consider it advisable
4" q" more than direct proper means of prevention
1t :he causes were seated {nf which, however
they had n" evidence,) in the dnrmtorics. by
embarrassing, securing &c.
p" one "t the two cases Oh Typhoid Feye. ter
minated fatally on the 29th Of January, and ON th.
3Uth, no new case having made Its appearance
an'i there being an absence of every nnfavorable
symptom IN the cases still remaining, the fact was
maize known, by the Chai.WeW, 80 the Students.
as well MS to the parents and guardians, with tie
expression of belief that the constitution of tb,
aiuosDbe,e had underron. sor,o -. wy
ification
"Ou the 9Th M E.brro,v h ,D
ty were again convened, when the Chairman
stated his regret that the favorable. authorizations
ame If the f,ve, b,d ,,o, ha. Ivy '.aPpe"'-
new cases had recently br,Ler nm, a ~ Gu. :"
was of a mos, .mava,ed n,,m,o ~. "'''o',
the others had assumed cha, ,c,.r H., ~
favorable. The Farunv ,b.n deen,o, :, .'
eut tn SUSPEND fnr t,me IN. ,,d;,,.. o ,r w
of the Schools, and ~ o,a,, ,.r.,ss;,,,, ~
Students To Withdraw. il. thew we're d,.;,,,. -,
doing so, inr the purpose ri avoiding the dance, .,
which they MIGHT possibly br exnnsed NV cou,,,.
uing in the Unve sitv. il was con,eoue,,,, do
te,mIufd that the usual c>mc,s.s ,r t,,e 81
should be suslepIrd u,,,,l ,,, a. q, Of u,.L D..
10 prevent, as far az pr.s,.I. AN, -. ,n,o,.;
from su'h s,is,,rnsnn ;, w,s !,,r,;,,., ,,, -.
the Professors should ;H,rd T., su,j S,,
might remain every aid il, .d,,s,,., I.
and experimenting their stud,cs and Co. G.,
might he prar,dabp 10 sucb S,udcu,s =. n,;r,.,
withdraw from he UNIVERSITY II IVA. ,,r,,,-,.
r, solved. that the p,,c,o, u.der ,I. ,,;,.: ,
the Chairman. shn,,ld i,nmed;,,.l, ,,r,.o,, -. y,
rigid inspection fine brild,nus aud nr,,,,,,iI
jacrni auu remove auy cans, ,rany .i,,,,,I,I
which might TEND to nrnd,,e disease. a,',,
greater salnpri,. tina, he sbo,J c,,,sa u.s. W.
m,o,cs and hotels A., .. on '"' '''
whiie-washrd bpto,e the &, l,,ls st,, III 80 ..
mrnce their duties.
"Thpse determinations of tho F,,,l,, ,.,ro
made known to each pareu, or au,,d;a,, e ~,
Slud,ns, and susrensnn or ,he lsc,n,ss ,,'t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

Of that State be submitted your consideration and
8 erewith communicated.
Amendments the Constitution of the Confedeacy should
originated only when papaby necessary prevent alarm
ing and poenous evils and examined with all possible cir
cunspecon in the full conviction, that frequent modica
ions of that compact will diminish the sacredness impaired
to BY the impress of the exalted minds which formed it,
and endanger ollng authority The amendment
posed, however, would have strong claim to favor #
admitted that its adoption would harmony in the
national councils and prevent all opposition to the Executive
arising from personal considerations.
In compliance with the request of the Governor of the
of Georgia. Tay before you the report and resolutions
adopted by Legislature expressing its with
the Legislature of South Carolina in the resolutions adopted
their December Session in 1927 in relation to the powers
Of the General Government and State rights"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

night. The public houses and provision ware houses
may be opened from to 10 O'Clock in the morning
and from to O'Clock at night.
4th. Let this be made public. BROWN.
Jose NJ. Dias Vclts
A body of 1000 troops left Buenos Ayres, on the
1lh of March, for the province of Santa Fe destined
to commence active operations against General Lopez
Ell TEMPO of the 28th of March, in noticing the
movements of the convention of Santa Fe in revenge
of the death of Dorrego, says" this body has com.
mitted an act which almost provokes laughter"
The Governor of the province of Corrientes has,
by proclamation, declared it crime for any person
to utter word in favor of Buenos Ayres and any
citizen hearing another express himself is to call
for aid to apprehend him.
report was circulated on the 4th ult. of the death
Of Col Forbes, the u s. Charge d'Affars, which the
Col. the next day contradicted
On the 10th of March, three brothers aere hung
for the murder of whole family.
The Buenos Ayrian papers contain accounts Of the
complete success of Paez and Lavalle, against Santa
fe But the later papers of Monte Video, make no
mention Of such event.
The Monte Video "Gaceta," contains proclama-
tions, one by Leon Sofa, Governor OF Entra- Rios
and the other by Lopez, Governor of Santa Fe, cal
ling upon their citizens to take up to revenge
the death of Dorrego, and put down the faction nov
in power. in Buenos Ayres. The general government
Of the province was taking measures to supply funds
for supporting the army. Murders and robberies ap
pear to be as frequent in Monte Video in Buenos
Ayres. An election for Deputies to the Assembly
had just taken place.
in looking hastily over the papers, Gall that had
time to perform,) were struck with the most de-
porable state of the country, evnced in the COL
umns of every Gazette, military orders, robberles,
murders, executions, &c.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
From the Uncd States Gazette.
FROM BUENoS AYRES AND MONTEYIDEO.

FROM BUENoS AYRES AND MONTENEGRO.
Philadelphia, May 96.-By the arrival yesterday of
the ship Star, Capt. Griffin papers from Buenos Ay
and Monte Video, to the 14th ult. have been
ceved at the Coffee House, for the of which, to
translate the following items, we are indebted to MIR
Sanderson.
Ell 1ycmpo of the 18th of March says" A civil
war RACES in the republic. 1t is grievous to say it
but is necessary to confess it. The communication
with the provinces of Chill, Patagonia Peru, &c. is
cut off,
The difficulties in Buenos Ayres have so far increa-
sed, that the citizens, of all classes, have been called
on to do military duty.
Brown has ordered organization of battalion
of Foreign Commerce. to be entitled " Friends of
Order" Every foreigner, not exempted from mill
tary service, shall either join that corps or be enlist
ed in the militia
Such is the demand for services, that the pubica-
ton of daily papers was suspended.
The English claim to be exempted from military
service by treaty. and the citizens of the United States
on the same account. The foreigners who forced
into these companies, the special objects of ven
geance to those opposed to the powers that be. We
extract the following from the Packet, of the 18th
of April.
On the evening of the Sd and 4th instant, num-
Der of copies of Pasqunades, found in the Pla-
"a de Monserrat, and conveyed to the Police. They
were follows:
INDIANS before foreigners Death 10 tne foreigners
who assist in the Plaza the day of the Federals-
they shall eat hot lead.
Federation shall reign, and every foreigner who
opposes it shall die by the law. The Indians are
preferable to the Unitarians The day of federation
! is at hand.
The French Spectator disclaims, on behalf of for
eigners the name of polanteers, given by some to
these companies and declares that the members con
sent to serve only to protect their own property
| Murders and robbery are of daily occurrence, il
the vicinity of Buenos Ayres. The Packet say:
foul murder stalks abroad - and it adds by way
illustration, several most appalling instances Taking
advantage of the times, evil disposed persons
BILE in the vicinity of the capital, and commit murder
under the of Federas and Unitarians, as MAY
best suit their purposes.
On the 7th OF April, the following proclamation
was issued.
i Art lst The inhabitants of this city and its sub
urbs declared assembled, for the space Of fou
days following the date of this decree.
/ I'd. All the tribunals and shops, shall be closed fo
the space mentioned in the anterior article.
> Sd. The corn Mills bakers and butchers, are ex
3 cepted from the present decree, and may, continue
their occupations without interruption. The hotel
may be opened from one until three O'Clock in tn
afternoon, and from nine until eleven o'clock q
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
DnxAwARn REGISTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY,, MAY 80, 1929
Prices at Brandywine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, 100: MddIings, $50 400: Rye
Flour, per bbl 400: Wheat, white, per so lbs. 1885,
red, per do. 1856 Corn. per 81 lbs AZ: Rye per 30
lbs. 624 Corn Meal per hid. IL a 1925; do. per
Dbl. 2,18 1926.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

We publish to-day Mr. Fints account of the late dpn'a-
between these gentlemen, on the subject OF Religion
Exclusive of the general which the controversy has
excited the sprghy style of the narrative cannot a 70
render it acceptable to our readers From sundry editorial
notices of Mr. Fts history of the affair, we select the O
lowing.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
From the .Nreau York American.

characterization Flnt's Western Magazine, we e@-
tract for to-day very amusing relation of the great taking
match which lately held Cincinnati (ohlo nel%ee
Mr. Owen and Mr. Campbell-ihe one denying the t1uIn "
all religion the other affirming the particular truth ana pe
ty of the Christian religion. There vein OF keen nuno'
directed by sound principle, in this notice. that will recom
mend it, sure, TO general pernsaL
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

From the Philadelphia National Gazette n.
The public disputation religious topics, between Wy
Owen of Lapark, and the Rev Mr. Campbell at Cincinnati
has excited much interest in this part OF the oho
We have adopted from Flint's Western Review cncum
stantia graphic spirited account of the extraordinary %
Mr. Flint Of talents, who writes dueny ana 'is
though not always with the best TASTE The present
reminds US of some of the effective in the LONDON
Monthly Magazine We consider Mr. Owen as nsfl h a.,
notwithstanding the zeal and perseverance with "ncn Nc
temps to disseminate his extravagant doctrines ms p
al good humor his imperturbabe serenity which MI
particularly notices. are traits that win kindness Tor MN
from persons to whom his theory 10 odious'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

CASE OF Tobias WArKrss.-The trial Of DR..
Watkins was resumed this morning. Various
original letters from him TO Mr.. Paulding and
Mr. Harris, were presented and read upon
the admissibility of which as evidence, repeat
ed arguments took place. The court, however,
allowed them to lie received as such Other
witnesses we're examined Mr.. Gilliss and MIR.
Gill, of the 4ih Aadilor's Office; Mr.. Su,h.
erland, messenger the same Office; and MIR.
Harris, the Navy Agent a, Boston. Mr.. Pauld.
ing was also re-examined as to particular points
respecting his testimony Of yesterday. After
the REORGANIZATION Of Mr., Sou.hard, the late
Secretary Of the Navy, and the reading of Two
letters produced by him, the case for the pro-
secution was closed.
Mr.. Jones subsequently commenced the de-
fence on the part Of the accused, by Ihr exa
mination OF Messrs. Fowler, Paulding, South
ard, and Gilliss, which concluded the evidence
for the defence. Messrs. Swami and Key then
proposed 10 submit the case 10 the jury with
out further argument; bu, This having been de-
cl,nrd by Mr.. Jones, the court adjourned with
the understanding, that The argumen, will COM
mence Tomorrow morning. Telegraph, Jury l6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

The New York City Convention, now sitting
10 revise the Charter Of the City, appointed
selec, Committee to repor, what alterations they
though, proper. This Committee have report
ed :,
l. That the Common Council shall be com
nosed Of Two Boards-,he Board OF Aldermen
and ,h. Board Of Assistants.
Q. That the Aldermen be chosen, one from
each ward, for three years, the assistants, TWO
from each ward, for one year.
2, I ha, neither the Mayor nor Recorder shai'
have seat in either Board.
a. Tha, the Mayor be appointed by the eom'
mon Council, as Senator's in Congress are aP'
pointed by the Legislature; ,,s
: rba, the Mayor shall have veto upon 'ne
acts of he Board, similar TO that oil me cover
nor mon acts OF the Legislatu'e-make ap'
ro;,,m.rts in certain cases on his own resPon
s;b;l;,v and in all others, nominate 10 the ooaro
of Aldermen, and with heir consent shall APP
noin,: and generally exercise. win regard 20
The Common Council, the functions when 'ae
Cov,rnor of tn. State exercises towards the
Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

M.pcu OF The Brownsville Pa.
Galaxy of the 7,h inst, contains The following
eau lion:
"wberess FANNY Morton, alias Kerr has, without
c.,.e refused cohabitation and floating the ocean
of Nrannicai extravaganza, prone to prodgaty TAX
coal of curiosity, to absconG and abolish such ins'd;
Gus, clsnde,,ine noxious pernicous, d'abo'lea ana
notorious department., therefore caution a..
from harborne or trusting her my account. as Will
nav no debts Of her contracting from this date unless
compelled by law. JAMES MN"
Here's storm; and il Mrs. Fanny Morton.
alias Kerr, does no, throw whole column OF
W.bs,er's Dictionary after Mr.. James Kerr, 1t
mus, be because she remembers herself oil Nan
,ippi's missiles, which are in all similar cases.
deridedly preferable 10 NEE Verbiage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

i The columns Of our paper will show, that
e have never attempted to screen those per-
bns, who have been charged as defaulters, from
he arm Of justice. Our course has been, as
e trust il ever will be, independent and open.
Ehen Watkins was first arrested, and "xer,ions
ERE made 20 poison the public mind, and con-
kmn him unhpard, we con,endes for the hu-
lane provision Of the law, allowed TO operate
the case Of the most abandoned criminal,
ba, man should be presumed TO he innocent
hill he is pro,ed to be guilty We argued for
fair trial, aud the judgment of Jury 1t is
hanilestIy wrong to impule wish TO our par
which. they are confident, they never held,
hd which they utterly discl,im. The sentence
the law, whatever il may be-, in all the asses
thich may come under the jurisdiction Of a
bur, Of justice, viii be as much respected by
be friends Of The late Administration, as by
heir opponents. We are willing, as we have
bid before, TO give every commentator 20
be administration, for ferre'ing out exist
BIZ abuses, and removing unfailhful officers
! SO much, they have gone on well in the cause
refortn"-but we are unwilling that these
buses should be urged, as the pretex' for Fur
bling hear,ess and cold-bIooded system of
Persecution and prescription
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-We saw man yesterday
who lost an eye in The bat,le OF Smolensko. -
He was soldier in Wes,phalian regiment,
IN The division Of Jerome Bonaparie. d.. Har-
rail- rs Fulton stree, has supplied him with an
artificial eye, which answers for every purpose
except tina, Of vision. The Wesiphalian whose
name is Ferdinand Eikereukottet is so delight
Gfhbof f'; eioairiing widow al once. 10 do this
a man should have both his eyes open, and SO
has Ferdinand.
DR.. n. imports these artificial eyes from Pa
ris ". Y Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

Some men gam themselves an n"enviabie no
toriety by the course which they pursue In poll
itics, and BY din, Of much talking, Inconsistent
ey and disregard Of the ordinary ways OF &C
curing popular favor, con,rive to make no
small stir in the world. We have very re-
usrkabl- instance Of this in the case OF Mr.
Benton Of Missouri. This gen'lemans talents,
are not Of the 6rst, second, or even 'hird or
der" he is neither learned, or naturally Of
vigorous nind-he is neither eloquent In de-
Bate, nor deep in argument, aud yet he swim.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18
'VMis is to Give Notice,

vuyH At the subscriber of Alexandra County the
n.,r;ct of Columbia, has obtained from inc cf-
nh.n., Court Of said county, letters Of administrative
onnty Aforesaid deceased. All persons having clam.
5sainst the said decedent are hereb! warnea 70
r., n or before the 30th day Of June, $780, oer-
wise thew may by excluded from al. Denea,.
,.s estate: and those Indebted thereto. are reqSmeS
n make immediate payment. Given u"der my "."''
this 50th day Of June, ls2y ,,,,,,.w n. MUTT.
Admir- of George Coleman dseea'ss'
iune 3o-1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

We sincerely regrei 20 learn,'says inc h1
audria (Louisisna) Gazette, by Inc 'a's. au
vice from New Orleans, that nu,nOer VI ,n,
camille houses in hat city, some OF 'ne" =, ~.
hiehes, respectabili'y. and on whose , s;,h.r,!
n,sc.d. have recently failed; and from the ra~
,.;d;ty With which the downfall Of one concern
pad been succeeded by others, cons quenees tne
mos, disas,, GUS and extensive were aPPrsnena'
ed. &
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

A Buenos Ayrss paper, Of May IS, says,
George w. SIacum, Esq. Consul for the Unit
ed States Of North America to this Republic
and who had been on visit 10 the u. States
disembarked on Friday, 9Th inst. from the sIoop
Of war Vsudalia.
The U. S. ship Boston fred = salute Of 9
guns on Thursday afternoon, in compliment to
Mr.. Slacum, the Consul from the United States
to this Republic. Captain Hoffman had din
ner party on board. Nat Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

r,s times, which have been for period press
ing. are, we think beginning to look better.
NJ rcnan,s & Manufacturers who had been car
ryinp on business, on fc,i:ious capital, TO the
injury Of those who were in good standing, nave
suffered and fallen under these difficulties ou'
hose who have survived them are anticipating
brighter prospects. l, is not 10 BE- denied, that
The population of the eastern states, have Tor a
perioa la~ourad under peculiar embarasi ments
-,ba, confidence was in measure diminish
ed and ,ha' men d,srus'ed one another we
conf;den n, " believe ,ha, the crisis has passed
ha, business will be resumed as the season ad.
,ances. and things be- restored to their OLD ana
usual train with better prospects to ali:
Hartford Times.
| This is very sensible paragraph, and sui"
fcien.ly explains the cause OF the lac t'iiure
of several northern mannfaotorie which have
been so much harped upon by some OF the
Northern editors. Men who engage In extern
sive business, mus, have capital 70 go upon
or they will sink, nor should their misfortune
influence public opinion as TO Manufactures IN
general. We are strongly inclined 10 believe
with he Times, that the crisis is passed and
tina, we are on The eve Of a very favourable
change Ed Gaz.