Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

"fh ;e at the S,rvayM. 1t il stated
uo other article was stolen Tn,s cloak
was beautiful aud .s,Iy garment-a
present from the DEFY al AIyi.rs To
MJH Noah while that 20 ,,leman was
an agent Of the government of the U.
States ar the Barbary states.
Uimn which the Bal,i,n.Te American
says:-hi IS quite a custom L" make en-.
tries there; but it is "a usu al to clear
out quickly.
Athens. (Alah. Sept. 25. Frairi-
edo Saturday evening last, a n,ur-
der was perpetrated by Ja.n-s S;m, NIP
o"the body ri IN, ~ .t,,er r ..,benS .o,t.
They are b 9TH ciiizens uf thus co,,utv
aud had be,n during the d.y together
al sh"oling match ut R.dus's mill:
ana both. as we are inGmmed, had
drank pretty tie, ly. On their way
h'me - the evening. they fe I intp a
dispute about SON. tr,ti M matter. as.
winch 0t their horses could pace the
fastest; the excitement at lie nth he
came 81 g.eat, that James SCOT ut fr,,n
ms horse, aud with the bn,t at his gun.
at one h'oy, f.'l.d his brother from his
horse aud killed him.
Wages Of Females. Matthew c..
rey, "f Phrlad-ii,h,a, who, ,bnuIh NV
advanced'n life, st Il takes deep inte-
rest in all public concerns, has recently
Undertaken to advant e the wages of H..
bT. Mr.. Cdrey's statr,ne ITS and tie
idcts which he has elicite from com.
mt e.s and individuals, show that the
madeqnacy of the wages %: females is
the source of great. al,rmin :, and an
nnai'y increasing Indebtedness and
crime in all our CHI 8.
Mez'cdn BonnfTy.-Considerable
excitement exists ina kansas i'm rel ,tion
to the boundary line between the Uni.
tel States an Mexico. By the treaty
with SIP lin of February 22i, 1919, the.
boundary was agreed IN, hut the line
has MT yet been run, AS was { e-rin
determined, by cnm n,ssiolers al the
tw' governments. Al err ,nrfe survey
made ny "ffi GERS app nn,e! by the Mex.
lean G wernmeut aioae. throws ON ,n..
Mexican side of the lIur several n m,-
ishhn5 and prp'ilou' srul .,nen,s here
toi"re supposed In be in Arkansas, and
the Little lock Giz, tte says: -" Tai.
state "f things, as may we'll Ice expected
prDduces considerable excitement and
uneasinAss among tn. citizens of thu.
c"uu'ry in dispute.
Fruits IF Turkey. A clover of
Agriculture" has, very properly. re-.
commended improving our present free
intercourse with Turkey, IL obtaining
thence the Tres, Shrnos, Pl,n,s aud
Fines. which are peculiar to tina, coun-
try, or furnish the hest fruits of heir
kind. Olive Trees, it is said, are east.
ly sprea aud cultivated A iw,s.
thtusti into the earth, will take root aud
Hmrish. The Fig Tees are also east
~ raised. wheret the soil and climate
snit-a f,l en- branch, resting ON the
gr"uni, will rnnt Its,li' like the ,endriI
OF the Strawberry.
Tie Il. r. Cute !S1ow SJciefy.-
The liberal Offers OF III i Sncie,v. last
year, I, iuIuce the cultivation nf Mnl-
berry, have not been without success.
M':Ssrs Dyers have already, a nursery
at 10000 see'lAays, from = tn 3 fee, "a
he ,ht. Thrs we. spwn on the i7th
OF April last. Mr.. S,,ink nf N. Kng,-
ton has 4jJ0 seedlings. which were
spwn ON the 2Sth or 29th nf Apr,l. an
are now vigorous aud thrifty. Othrr
plantations Of this tree. less extensive,
have bee" com manccd ia different
parts nf the Stue.
Gei LafdgeIc Alta &c eral meet
Ing at Phila9el ,,hia, res lit."n~ c,.u,pli.
menIary TO the recent Rev. tinn ~
France, we're unanimously passed. and
directed Ia be Transmitted To Ge, e-aI
Lafayette. Resolution were also pass
ed IN honor of the Paris El,tors. who
resisted with spirit aud success the a..
tacks on the Liberty of the Press.
S0indlpr. Last August, IA gcmteel
lopklng char, calling himself Joseph
Flag, "fthe firm OF Fiagg s. c.. New
Orleans. went tn Portsmouth, Omn,
intending to embark H. business lie
cut great dash, and turned tie heaGs
ofthe silly girls in town:-bm sad re-
verse, on the llih ult. an officer from
New York arrested him, under the
name at Joseph F. Carr, Tor swindIimy,
and the cresi-ial!en dandy accomI,anl-
ed the officer with the best grace he
could assume.
Working Men an Philadclphia-
Upwards OF 500 ut the Working Men
Oi Philadelphia have had meeting ou
the SUBJECT OF the late Revolution a.
chieved by the Working Wen III Paris,
and have voted a congraiulatuiy All
dress to them. They have also ,esoIv-
o Ito celebrate the glorious even, Wy
public dinner, and appointed C,u.-
mite. Of Artsns
A trial of th-ee Rail Road Cirs. OF.
tered tor premiums, on the S. CrnIIna
RalIR ad which is e, Instructed Will,ou,
Any travelling path for horse l., mn,