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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13
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r1xDER the authority Of u Decree + The county
Court o, Fairfax. in the case of Thomas swami
, complainant against tht Executor OF lev. s"he, as-
b.r wi, oGer for sale, a, public auction, at the 'front.'
Jnor of the Court Hrrse OF Fa'rta> '"u " ~ one
n,r,nrt. p NJ. nm the 15h d. y Of hocsmbfr neIf,
fl Tract or LIND
~ on Pohick Run. in tn. SAID Count; adjoining
,.r,s L.;rs Doctor y n, Gunncli, and ID ',
Chichester, ~suppo.d "nt"'n
t6T Acres.
The quantity vii however, be accurately sscer'S'h'
ed b, the da, of sale Terms Cash.
w. ~ X. 1. TAYLOR,
80, Commissioner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13
NEW-YORK MARKET-NovEMBER II

Flour and MeaL-There is a steady and fair
demand for Flour. without material variation in
prices. Among the transactions we notice sales
of 800 barrels Troy, at S. s5. cash; Western
Canal, of fair brands. at 5 25 a 5 81. and fancy
brands at 5 s7a a 5 so; a a 500 barrels Rich,
mond City Mills. ats Is; ga 800 Richmond
Country at 5 81; and small parcels Of Baltimore
Howard Street at 5 62a.
Grain.-Further advance has been obtained
on Gcnnessee Wheat; two or three parcels have
been sold at ll34 a 1l4a cents; a sale of good
Southern also at los cents. Sales of Northern
RIVE at &C; Northern Yellow Corn al GO; and
North River Barley a 6la se"'s.-P'ice CIR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13

The lfnrhet.-In Cotton there has been a lit
tie more business this week in consequence of
holders more readily meeting buyers. The sales
of Upland are 10 cents for "A parcel of inferior,
and lO4al24 for fair to prime. The manufac-
~turers are the only buyers and they select the
best lots. so that the report Of sale6taSfe.."
view Of the mari "turceIs of new crop Uplands
'""sIa and leaves with the Cotton, the conse.
q0ence' probably. of the very dry weather. bn,
giving the article an inferior appearance. The
Sorn Exchange is IN general as at the close of
Flour. and the sales would no 'douu, naive ea~s..
led the arrivals but for the wet state OF the "ea-
,her. A prime lot of Western Wheat was SOLD
on NonJov At l141 cents; and on Tuesday at
IFS cents. Sales of Rye, Yesterday, at oo cts
of BarIey at ca consisting. Cloverseed IS
nm to - cents. sales; for Flaxseed, 81 cents
is offered for rough. Prime Beet. 81 oo;-
Whiskey.s in barrels, 35 cents. OPIUM mas
been bought up at A so, and is held at 4 - anu
; 90. Sales, Otto of Rose at S 90 per or a con-
siderable advance. Ashes are dull and lower;
Pots are offered at 5 Sc, Pearls, 5 o9 -. EH,
change on Paris. for the Havre packet OF loth' 81
25 per dollar; the United States Bank draw a.
ST. 2e3 on London, 81 a &c prem: ,
4 good deal of interest was excited IN the WOOL
market this morning. by a sale OF oe9 bales span
ish and Portuguese wool. The company oid "'th
s,;rit throughout, and the whole quantity was
sold. The particulars are as follows:
100 bales Ligovia.R a. a 5l9cts; 4la4o5
S. IS All cts: A. ,lambs) 46 cts. 81 bales Gu,
s,rras. r. 50 a 5O4 cts; F. All a 43 cts; 5: 49,
a 40I. "A bales Estramadura, r 49i a 5oi cts;
F. so4 a 4e9 cts.:s. So a SO! cts; A So a 80
cts. 10 Portuguese. Sc a So cts: sS do Superior
r. r. IS cts; r. 444 a AZ: F. 399 40 cts; FL.
"a cts: :. SIS cts, A. 40 cts; g.. So cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13
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sent 25-co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
-I,ECAp. I'll. AIlON,
1920 900
from the Na,,onal lnisiligenesr.

from the National luieHigsnesr.
We occurred the other day 10 the Iccnllcc.
~ at the Two last years of Mr.. MADIsaE's
communication, which, We saId cnme ose' us
like the muse OF other times We dad r.
'ui 90 HE records OF them this ,ety day, and
t'1r reHdels shRll pnItak, III the pirBsurc and
i siroc.ion We d rived iTom the lettosptctJn.
We ,r.sem TO them thu telloNirR rom the
pIcrllcn, speech al JpMN { Caucus. now
Vice President Of Ihr Timed states ihen on, Of
- Representatives 10 Congress. from The stat,
VI euuIh CAR,ilhA upon Tue motion OF Nj,
JbHs l.ASuJLrH, noM our Minister To Kuss,s
10 II ~ "oi 81 the IsrH Bai the minimum
valuaupn oi Co'tyn Gonas. Il VAS n nohle
81 eeh and IL. loi'o~ins are the admirable
V1ser'st"us v IN VII Oh II closed
" Another objection had been made. which
he mus Acknowledge was Observation-Disclosures
,apilal en, loyed ia manufacturing Produced a
fi1ater dependence on the pat OF thr emplo,
-. tha" a. commerce, ua, il alton, or Ag,ic1t.
tNtr' / Is tr,,at, y ua ~ hud 10 be GegIe,-
"a - -" on ~ 'aing "a detrsisr OBJ chou
10 h sts rar Especially Nhau Il lad claenitI
pt''ith hatdHiasr. "bIFh IN lis opIni IA more
pihn coun,efpoised =. II ptuIurgd au interest
ti1cil Ameiichn, ~ much So US agriculture IN
Nhtch u has he decldrd advantage al com.
nertr II navigation. The count, Nil from
u Is deii'e much adYauiage. Agnin IT /, Ga,cu
lace 10 bud together more closely our NhIpI,
spread Republic. j. VII greatly increase our
Inu'aai dependence and intercourse and viii.
as necessary consequence, excite an iact,sh-
Cd attention 10 internal IMPROVEMENT
sntef trery rRy so iatimaitiV eolIgtcieg
~dh The ultimate attainment Of uaiIoati
Strength and the perfection Of cur political i4sit
futiJnS lie regarded thr fact that il would maxi
the parts adhere faore closely, that IL wonll
form ne" sud most powerful cement, far out
weighing ANY polincnl objections that might
b. urge hgains, the system. la his oninion
The LiBEili aud The UNION oChis country
acre instPdrnbiy united That, ~ the dssjYue.
ton o. the Iater would most certainly involve
the r."rr, soiS maintenance will with equal
ttslnty preserve ii. lie did not speak bg hiIy
lie had often aud long revolved IL ia his minds
h"d he had crnleaIIy examined INTO The cause :
tL"i destroy ed the liberty of Other States. There
are none that apply 10 US, on apply with a force
u alarm. he basis OF our republic il too load
f"h Nssliuciure too strong ~ b. shaken by
tth. It's extension .-su6 Organization Will b.,
touou TO aEord rf~ciusl security against then
olN'"hoh oGi let II be DEEPLY impressed on
'ne hesst % TVS House aud country, that W lie
lacy guarded ng"."si the old they exposed ms
:" "e" 1Hd tetrihie danger, DloUNIUN
ma s'a<ie word cumprehended amos, Va. sun,
"es political dangers; and AGAINST
OUGHT IubE pERPETusLLY GUAR.
CED. Ni'
J. a"' 'his. worthy friends, " like the music
Di oil er Tins ~
Ifhoss Editors who. like ou,s.Iv.
'Ds " lfcl uaae, would WIi,e miia more inu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
TIE VETO.

Some Of the supporters OF IN present Adj
miai.uaiian .na approve eveit thiug that
,t.es. orathaI ~ ieases nsdoue, have e,pa'i lated
,ss, iatgrI, snd ffeluRly IN The drii ol g'st.
i.nde dur TO 30. Pfe-iaen' iof his late eErtels.
Il uh. Veto, because. by nieans of q, The IRA
any !. TO be saved from exhaustion, and The
nuilic deb, TO be sooner eS,ingai,bed. TO Hi
srrh We respectfully submit the following ia.
kea lfom thorough Jackson State Right IT,
publican paper. The Presideai, NJ The late
session 81 Congress, actual, siHned bills, II
will I've seen. npaiopiiadng 'icD millions aud a
caHf{tr II dollars for Incidental objects oi ~.
I,saannto, ND then refused his sgoaiure 10 the
nisy,lie kod Bill tptopos'ng "a Apr. pil-
att l5o,DIO iollHuJ iesi u should drsm The
Irtasufg. End beerase tfpfopoted the cEerois'
II 4 doubtful poner. The discovery Nes,a-
sh.rlae Does MT tbs view Of Tie tuhJ e.
80 lar 70 CO. rubutate gor suggestion, that, ~
certain petiod lnir IN He Session. III. lie.
- i've. under III mBnsOcs 81 i's lawful a3.,.
strs, took nes drpa'tnrc, IN path due ctiy
onpnsite I, ihr wen selIled dopes,c policy Of
be Gov rnmeni .Ndt, iAi
From The Gtorgin =" Hseordfr"
DsArpoisrMIsT.--Ar like mnny oiheB in
the unaed state, haiied the Veto OF the rrspi#
deaf Ga ,hr Nay.tlIe bill, es the hnfblnger III
hrt,.t i,nfs, the io,, rauu.r Of the adoption OF
wiser pohfy,o ny TIE ednhhiAifa'l"h al TIE
Federsl Government, hBG. especially. ~ -
marital law gwen 10 the % American system
We congratulated ouf.el,e, mud the American
Psnple a Hifis toO soon. II We had waited
Lftis White our lone would 10, have brsn 80
ioyons ". ieeriysda lev DAYS ago tom
Washington CITY, copy II the Laws passed Al
the Inr session. of Congress. ihese laws I'M
deraeni our Examination and what have We
.ern Appropriations, sanctioned Nv the
President, which are W near OF KIN 10 the pro.
Visions Of the Meyssi. biz, rhni II !, imposs lble
10 deay the identity Of he pafcnage. Ia show
th- reader how the public money IL disposed
ol by ,he Honorable Rtpresentdhpt, ofite PEG
ps we have made The following extracts from
'hr several appropriation laws, IN ordef that
he may Judge lof himself, whether the Mays
Viii b'll alone should have been rejected by lhe
f4esi1eni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

An Northumberland of letter from the
Editor 81 the New England Review, daied AT
Buffalo. Ny.
VA wednesday We passed through a varir-
W oil 'ht towns hni tIe villages the names of
when cannot now recall to mud Noun q
MCGUIRE" '" anus. OF interest me I'll nlcr sun, ct
"n'n perceived We we're about meeting ano-
'her ; age coach, IN a road 20 marrow that th.
vehicles could not pass each other without
some uilbculiy. The drivers seemed aNar. of
'ome Coming quurel aud, rs Ihey appoach-
va nearer and nearer. each gave hI, hat "A
ntlce COCK, aud began 10 look blg and rcsnIu,e
! III my own mihd took paIi with neither of
the blhse,ents. should natural, hay. Celt
Son'f NIUE phi'hlli! iot the man n,.,n The buh
OF M own vehicle. but hts antagoIf,I va, the
oih.r OF the Pioneer hue ol stages 4 line that
never travels on the SaObath-and of course
could not hud II IN my heau to sd, yuh the
""lla against the CHURCH. AT length IA ~ met.
tive The road - ciIed my dtiveI TO us on
Pon'h'' nIve II yourself !" responded the
uiheI' Make way Instantly" ~ iomed ths
hrsi' or II crack my whip about ,our ears "
crack aud be id sad the other. with a
Wo'a"'s maj became al agent vi the Poo
nrer company. Feeling my own stuallnn
'ome"hai Insecure, now leap,d from IN.
Stage door and seated my self on a ne,snnnr.
ing ithee to ENJOY the hay. NV driver vas
OBVIOUSLY l''i's agitaled al FIRST, and .aslead
OF mah'os dlrec, attack, he 1ourished III,
""'p moment Ia the air, and brought II down
uPo" ths nank "t one OF the Pioneer hmsr,
A"e noise di'rd WITH furious buund Lu hi.
has'ei cub'd hnn snhluily with his len hand
anu pied bis whip with The other 10 such pond
sneet, That II wound around INV compaDiun's
"ead and shoulders as ii il had been ,ran..
vine Ihe battle was now fairly ON foot, and
never "ah one conducted with more ierociuu,
SPIRIT Crack crack crack = went the
"' "n'Ps "Ierna'el,, and every blow seemed
enough To fay bull dog Ihere was no sim.
d'ng ms tor ANY irngth OF time. The frs, AZ
ta'"hi seeing that he was likely 10 get the
worst at 'he fray, jumped from his box and
commenced an attack With his 6sts. Here
again he ~ss met with spiIit no .ay mi.
'io' 10 ms own but the horses, finding ,hrm.
Se'ss o! hotii!, sIaIt,d al full speed. and The !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

Trlraprdinnrg Desefm IA Dining HeH -
A. su~rpt : nov making 10 raise the sioDp
D-tfoit 81 Aihsby. bteh IVES run ibul uI AZ !
sunk 80 M 92d 81 April lat. ~ the cinunsI -
The b,g lanJs. opposite Wet pDtpl 9Th n Tar
2, ct intAt.d 90 b~ worth about ,s25DaD. BY
.nrans 81 the diving brll, Ct ains tase bern
placed under her forward aud ait, whtrh
when properly connected. are to he used ~
raising het.-Ibe weight 10 be raised, - est
mated ~ from orr hundred 10 Uue hundred nd
iaeniy tons Mr. John Bar VII o hBsirsauent-
" descended ga tne Diving bell, Ia various
parts Of the United states, has On this accession
La exceeded any undertaking Il The kind on
teeotd. H. descended several tunes 10 the bed
81 The river. beinR depth oi oHe hnndJld aud
figbfg Icct. wherr he remained on one OCCASION,
something more fhsn thtse quarters 81 IN hour.
1he prcssnfe he sH9eiiracsd vas 80 great, thai
when dtau n up.h was found necessary 10 place
Inn IN ~atn lied for several hoars, before
br vas seffoeutly restored 10 couversr. Ihe
bell !. made al black wslnot. libom two aud
n half feel diameter Al The upper paff. by Sc
ven feet at the base. mud about ~ feet ~
height strongly secured with iron hoops. aud
loaded ri the lower 1ange with pig ron, ~.
cured 10 ihs rim by canvass bandagr. II IL
perfectly simpir IN It's constructions and unpro.
vided With the means OF deriving any supply
of air, other than tbai coHt AIMED within II. when
FIRST let down upon the water When drawn ~
II could b. distinguished several feet below The
surface Of the water, from the Kissing NOISE,
"a, ths attendants expressed it, which the
roniord air produced through the pores OF the
wood. altogether one Of the mosi uncx.
amp cd dsscenls ever attempted Ia tbs or Any
Other county. Ihe 1gt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
nENARps Asp rrhtsnMLNIs

Rittnd Ctni,y, WHO has been rewarded
with the Post Olliee of Columbia, Boone Coun
,ty, Mo for his services 10 The you'd 6dnst, in
Tie Missouri S.nafe, hos been DIS afded " the
people OF that county, sad Mr.. JtuLLL. a
man Of different poilllos, has been elected by The
people ~ his sicFd.
D,Hipm Cd150n. late RICHTER Of the Land
0lfce At Palmyra. Marion County, Mo. why vns
punishtd for ll,iobng Nj. Adams an honest
man, aud removed rom his oihce, 10 make
room for linie "hilTimg poiaitfer Of Hayward
COUNTY, has los' bcet clncted by the gOod peo
pie oi Marion Count 10 reptbsnt them u the
Goneial Assembly. ltuly the PEOPLE differ
widely from tue AUGMENTATION
His5our, RopuJhcan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

hesa arrival this norri"gis vary snsil. a.
cnrfing 10 the indicstieas of The kea,ber. IN.
harvest. II Is thought, will he rather late. IT,
aiendanee Of mlllsrs aud country buyers hi,
morning was tolsrHbly good. Tse hes, parcel.
81 Ehglisb aud fove,gn free Wheat are r.nored
ina IS per quarter, desrer than on this d.y
st'nnigb', whist all descriptions Of Wheat II.
bond Dave an obtained an advance al IS To !.
per quarter. The supply OF Flour is iolerahty
good, and the trade CONTINUES WITHOUT aIlr,.
ION. II ls expected that the duty on foreign
Wheat will bs los Sd IA two or three week
time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

DiGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchbnrg, Aug. SON, 1880 )
Drawn numbers IN the New York CousoIidaIs
Lottery, class No. 81, for 1880,
8 II Is SO 16 Al 22 IS !
Renew your small prizes quickly at
DIGGES' OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

ness md eandol, 49, sosia have more inhd-
ent. aah the community lis ts'efHs
theory NIB some anfi=,af u wiiieis. ihh Tie
,nanufaeInf.r ~ This = charges, upon ne
.sfnsl .alus 81 n goods. Tie shnlf amount
II III dni, upoa the Irsign stfiele, " mp
tel. over and a1avf y reasonable Ps"ii Ana
N . soufhefn pap.f nuw before -. We hna II
STATED. in fegsfj - eparzr f".'oos' 'hAi 'h'
connmcf ). obliged 20 pst he o'"h"i'tin'ff
ib. Amount 81 tae dniy opnn the iarfien ishfie,
10 addition ~ ~ wo14H II ihs artiels. we
saei The faci, II s".,d he maeslfahs s,iniiion'
BIZ Ne sfe inclined = dtiiasnf opaniun. iom
the supple faci thai fhr dsiy . - esnis me
square ,sfd an ihe Imputed afiiclr, sh'le mi
lions 81 ,a,as csn be- pnffha,ed ~ eight ptnts
ugri H., thu. thr Jnts lie added TO TIE
value If the eoods. the ally maauiae"ter e'sss
the consumer twenty seVen crn's yard i"f ~
k,ne he good, for no'nue II ~ ao'i1srih.
lies dont support our doctrines "a a mofs sen
s,bie way than this, W bad hotter give them
up IA. Y {. 9dr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

SHUTS, Chewing Tobacco, 4. SegaIs.
" HHE subscriber offers for sale, IN eAcelle
- assortment OF SUITS, in jars. hlados
and bottles supply of good Chewing obnIs'
and superior large assortment of old oF'
lsh Segars HOW'LL DAVE
Aug IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

S-Govffoor Nsn Bur.u departed 81 II o
clock 10 day ~ tie Steamboat C"ns'iuiion.
lie l-.vrs the vessel which Contain, his polfi.
cal treasures 10 ,iukinF CONDITION. under the
pdotaee Of n mutipons cfeW, Who vii throw
Their officers overheard, aud lake 10 the iogg
boat This man has been lsenfy yesrs SOW
ing the seeds Of da5eniipo aud neachsTy. The
ifp,f Is now rpcnlng. May he have az abu0.
daut harvest tdUony Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

\ iLEMhlA.-Esttsc,f from dialogue be.
tween la. her aud child
fhid--f aihsf what's dilemma
fatber.-A dilemma, deaf ia dilemma
Wien sny body dph kuo" what to do, that's d
dirmms.
Co yes | know dilemma +, just like
yon are when II, scolds sou.
Elem You Ia Il loo ingch. ehIld.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

lee siater la . q 80 MA ,p, est. N :
sisesi, AID ite naest - fenced mtn =. Souin
Sstohns. Let G,eea' v, IL furnish her uota--
.ionala nttr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

Henry Ciog mh. oen Siaie.-Wc leatn
from u gentleman vino Was upnn thn spot. That
whrn Mr. Clav lauu,G on TIA Kentucky shore
oppo'he lswteneobHig on hif way bomr, lie
was inel b, ao "scou ot four haadred hone
place avery large number OF ms fellow citizens
had Hsstmbl"d Ia meet him, AID paitahr oil n
public dinner wlIich had hem prnv,ded Ion bun
IL. addressed The people Tor about two hours.
Which, we understand, was remarkable for ITS
sH'ei IL IS stated, HAT several old men Weni
op TO h,m ard took hold oI his bands. while
speaking aud we're so mach affected hy his re-
marks ne TO sob aloud. fIoIn BntlnAt ton lie
proceeded dneclly Tor his ,o.dsncc.
CHraiu1it idr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

csathfa coming n e3a,Gti sfre eash2d mic
pieces. Tie contest aas nov euded, aud tact;
rombatapi set Of ~ parsu,i af ms horses. As
Tor myself Kept NY ,sai above FIVE nnetes,
laughing snd mafal,zins - fnfts, and thru
made my Nay 10 a htile .pg taYrrn, lnd frl ~.
Ia pfpfannh sirrp. fsvta ablet nas at"nsed
~ ihs blowing nj stase hufn, nj su eioss
ia the morning.
1ht fond 10 Elia.--k lrios - ide iHsiais
canal recently draak, % q sager, gallon 81
ehiskey IN the course u a i,~ haurs. lie
"as found dead ia tne highway the nert MT
ning.
Logs among The Rostg.-In neiglborne
county, Daa ny The name of oimous stand.
indicted Tor the abduction VI iwo Al,ss Roses,
daughters OF 5am8el llaae.
Etqifa, " Y 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
Ffom he Bls'ou Csniilel, .guru,, Of

From ne B's'on Csahpel. 9ugai 81.
S''tm it'als Tol Thursday forenoon, IL
o CLOCK, Nj. DEXTER 1lo1ed the del.ucs al
1Ohn lfdneis hiaQP. Nj. WEBSTER ,.pmrd,.
a'e'y commenced his argument for The prosec,-
ton a'fd bad not closed her the Couri g,-
l''fned at o'clock IN thu evening of,he
AUDITORS On Thursday seseral huudred were
ladies.
yesterday Mr.. WEBSTER resumed ID finish.
ca Tue case an tue part OF the government.
''ose PUTNAM summed up the testimony j,
anu 'ns rnc'ed the jury on wha, constituted
aidnns snd sheinug ina murder, and the bear.
'"g VI HE testimony ss II related 10 The prison,
tr
iosrscaIPr-l0 O'Clock. The case WAS e;.
ven TO the )uyH O'Clock, P. VI. and at lxcn
minutes past liz they returned = v.rdict of
"oibif. Sentence will be pronounced tins
hofo'nB al 9o.loek. This trial was ,b,,c.
important, inssmuch as on the conyictio, nj
ms man as the only surviving princIpal depeu
ae",-"e VIII not soy HE CONNECTION. but I'M,
care ma vi the tao scc,s.s!lrs, who bur ia, =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
LIGHT HOUSES
$226,6o5

Appropriations Tor lrgh houses SlS6,O0B
new light houses 100 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

fom Vera Cruz, came passenger, Mr. James {
iaite, IA native OF Kentucky, vino, together
with his ialher aud six other PERSONS the Lou
is,ana Advertiser states, had been confined m
the Gale ol santa Drago, on the coast OF Cali.
lorn'a, as spies, tor The space n eleven monihs
through The active nierieTenCe vi Capt. Brad
shaw, oil the ship FtsnkIin OF Boston. and sew
erhl other humane Americans, The incarcera.
ton OF thrse eight unfortunate men was mail.
known 10 the government OF the unied Stale.
and orders wsre forwarded by the PresIdent. 10
The commandment oi lnr provinces of California
Don Jose Maria de Ehesndla, 10 hberale them
on peril OF suhlsoGng himself To The vengeance
OF The government OF the u, 5. lhAy were sin
retained as prisoners on paIole, the command
mt refusing 10 give them passportsto return
nome. Nh. PatiIes father died while IA p,isoo
III separate cell from hImsclf aud while ou
hls ob iIlg bed "IOte letter with ii. owu bland
10 hlS Sun beheechIng him 10 peinion the com
ihandanl 10 sulfer HIM TO visit his father in ms
dyhg IN memo. The petil.n OF The son ~ n,
refused 6y III, DENT barbarian. aud The faith,
permitted 10 depart this WI WITHOUT oura.a.
gain behold'ng he only solaCp WITHIN hi, roach
| on 'ailh. Shortly niltr the patty Ind h..u
ifeed irom prison, revolt among he solJip,.
or place, headed by QUE Joaquin ooli,, when
Tue Americans add English Ia poli, Amounting
10 about iofIy men, took advantage olthu Rebel
ana ms party, aud confined than IN the ,astl.
III M"n'erai consisting IN al of about POO men.
lA'y immediately wrote 10 the governor ol
The provinces vi upper aud lower Cal,(,,n,u
: to come and unke possession Of the castle of
ho'eIfa and The prisoners. For this signal
p'ece 81 service, Don Jose NJ. de Ehrand,a
s'ah''" ihem pass, oris, Ia December las. and
/ nu'lN 10 return In iheIr native coanu,. MIR.
= ihhks that t"o OF his con panions must b.,.
Gee" ma'de'ed hy the Indians, as they under.
'"oN I" 'a'ei home through the wilderness.
bn'hs InA"F lhetr escape .oon ailel iitey we've
released LON dose confinement, and nothing
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DAIRY nj his cid irifkr.-When Dasv Crock.
cit returned itom Warrington CITY. hc was una
hle Ia drive II, 10 his own door IN the stage,
and ih't'iese chose to lake his loot 10 his hand
aud walk i,om the ueairsi pont. IN his Pc
deslIian roursf he came 10 one of thu District
Iiyris over which tbcle sas 10 badge. 10 get
ovs' "as The illlical ': bat such rrre fellows
nrc never ou,donr In thu tuloIIIng al an eye
he had stripped off his con- and boots and
n nh - hHndanuH handkcrcbItf tied Ionnd hInl
he took 'uunine start anl with all ease would
have csafsJ N. rss', but uuluokhy when he
aas aboni midway, suspended OVER the water,
he brthongh i Inn Tint he hnJ tIi lis coat hat
Il boots without the least hrsltHtipn hr ve,red
round, gave another leap sni laudcd sately a.
the point from ~hsnc. hs started. Not choos-
lng 10 Try the experiment with h,stt &c an,
he prOcecd.d NJ the ritei some distance when
he found iva tees on opposite sides, with their
hodiPs lranlng towards each other SO much
that Their tops nPproximaied WITHIN ,,eni o. ten
let OF each Other. up one oil the treas Duy
come near the top wien he gave leap aud
psfched himself Ia The top oi tlle Other tree on
The opposite side OF the t,yrr. Gown h. ,sn
heRdlor,mosi With vii speed aud having come
near The ground he Hiucd ~ handsome snmrtsel.
hghI"d nP"n hts feet and Iempng up aud
koo' king his rei togal he, hi.c lIurs, he cred
ou', hall horse anh hall alligator = bea, tins.
II you osn, Sam pa,ch OF Tommy Chiffon.
columbia Tom Mercury.
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AFRICAN EXPEDITIONS.
TELtGRArHIC DESPATCH.

-. >, N0"AT HTO UEaPAICH
-1amFa' D"perre 10 HIS ErceLieaey IN: Minis
Ter of Marine
.,, oiDl FERRUcH, June so.
received Yesterday by Tue telegraph of
Inc Army the following despatch
Nea'e ma.tess o. he yu.iiions which
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fin"'s Editors who. liss ourselves. are in IA.
''s 81 'fel ,iade, would w.i,e Win NOR, fow.