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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16

HUGH T.. MCNAMARA
Ill aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINE.
az Prerer,fion better than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
IS so
The operation of these Fills perfectly mild 10 he used
in SAFETY Pefsons in every situation aud Of
The proprietor confidently recommends the timely use ot
these pills. preventive and Of Bilious Yellow, and
malignant Fcveis. i. J. .
wiih the signature OF NOAH RIDGELf, Qate Michael Lee
L. Coz as other genuine.
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs
catarrhs, asfhnas threats and consun,ptons
Nervous Cordial excellent medicine Tor all nervous
affections, weakness, PAINS n the loins back, &c - =.
Lrc's Essnce Of medicine exceIlcd this III
curing Eeu.nasisr. spains bruises, frosted feet &c
Lees Agus and Fever Drops, falling cure
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted to cure the ITCH by
one application
ring. WORMS, prickiy heat, &c sees
lees Vegetable Indian Specific, eec,ual for the
veneSeal and GonorrhGa.
Lees Tooth ache Drops-whch gives immediate relief
Tooth Powder which cleanses and beauties the teeth
Lees Eye Waer-a certain cure for sore eyes.
Lees Anodyne Elkir-for the cure of head aches
Lees Corn PasteI-or removing and destroying
agan by applying to the proprietor No S. Hano er street,
Banore obtain them such liberal terms will insure
them great profit
OtT C4UTEO.N.-None genuine without the makers
them, Moan RpcELy; (late Michael Lee & Coz
Hundreds of ocures performed by the above truly
valuable medicines could be given, did the limits Of
paper atnsit Of IT, , ID. .ii ID, r.t ..r.
80 III. G.. M'NEMARA will constantly keep a fresh
supply the above celebrated Medicines his Apoheca
md DttpS Richmond 2-eowl2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16

virtue OF TWO Deeds OF Trust, to John n A,ni,,
Nlacella his wife, the the eighth dav of jaa Sm,
anu he other on the eighteenth lay of February 1875 h.
Charles Cay by the sad lillian Morris. on lie % sn
o. July, 1875 OF which deeds recorded in the
premises on the l6 day February exf for ear Sm me
% 1' fne purposes Therein menioned two LOIS pieces Or pr
inc plan OF The 'aid city by No (3i7 three bundled and
% N s l,?Il Three hundred aud fly two which vie
e"Heyeu 10 The SAID William Morris by Thomas Ruhe,smT
and Sa,ah his wife by their decd bearing dale ,Ie ,,
G iii, anu Admitted 10 record in the clerks Office of rn
~ Jog sam ciy,-and on which arc now .,cc,d
extensive BRICK buildings used waehou. and n, o,s
uor AID ''J 'ee 1n,r Lots pieces parcels OF Iar-i
80 ,hIee hundred and forty two, number three hnad ~
(31. with the buildings ooa,mnlt called Si aa1 ni,y G'
ana al other buildings and improvements thereon ,vieh %
several deeds, for undivided u,oees thecof Wy avs
eh day OF June, 1926, by Richard Gregory and Fiya
wG ana 1ohn Pesram, aud WiUn Gregory: the o,ir,
on The same day. by J0seph Dnlcy Of Cbe,te,feId c
nom Admitted ~ record IL the clerks office of ,be
known az distinguished in the plan OF laid r,,y i,
Se uh"rSd and forty SIX 3iG which was co9,eysd 10 "a
uen neeh bearing tnie the 18th day Of Stnirsr it1g AZ
admitted 10 record III the clerks office of the iu.,inrs Sou ~
ne Trustees have known the tile 10 The e,,e,o
Yss,sy 10 De Questioned butt they will only convey That N
JOHN NJ. xnNlIsTgAD ID,
W. DANDRiDGE, a.
hERBERT a. claiborne T1niees.
Richmond. Dec. IIh, i8lo .'s'
- S,ssN' oCHOOI"-AIy SCHOOL will be con(,Du.1
- the ensuing year The course of ;ns,r,,r; T
embrace the Greek aud Latin Languages Mathematics
n,ihneiIc' geography with the use Of Maps and
6iobesi Enghsh 6rsmmar, English Cunpositinn o..
Inc School VIII commence the 25th ia, oTJaTn.
iooo, atd terminate on the 10h day Of Decen,lrr
mere WI DC vacation Of FOUR weeks, conarnetnr,
me charge Tor board, tuition washing io,lline Trrl
Iue'; WIZ De one hundred and ten dollars, payable
oneh"i, on The LIST dav Of June, $780, md the otlrr
nan on the LIST day Of December following.
ine dscpllne Of tie school will be parental and as
s care and Kindness will be eS;rndei to bo, con-
hded 10 my instruction, rs to my children
NO boy, more than s yeats Dbl, viii be admitted r.,
10 'he school unless he shall be personally knovn Ca
nc Tor orderly, exemplary department
My residence is remote from tic h,,in,e az d.,
immortality, and remarkably healthy II il s,natJ III
the county OF Louisa 80 miles from, Riebtco,J' W
the like distance from Predcricksb ur,, as"
ron fredericksburg to Uarcrsve passes by ms, r,
iueneei ava wa, from Richmond 70 Iiarfi,ohb,,.
LS',S va me should be directed W G,,d.,.,.
'o "n ''u's@. ' WILLIAM NET snV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
DRU GS, MEDICINES. &tr

DhO GS, MEDICINES, &c.
&lIE subscriber has just received in addition IN his
Il stock Of Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c. the follow
ing articles, viz:
Chloride of lime, for purifying Offensive places and
for bleaching
Rack oil varnish, for leather
Superior Spanish notant indigo
Train oil, irseed oil, Lewis's white lead pol1 leaf
LorllIards maccuha snuff, in bottles aud loose
Leipcrs, Maylands and Bells Scotch snufIs
Florida water, cologne water, in bottles of rtca1
variety Of Shapes
Superior French and English soaps, French An.
tiquc oil
Bears OIL oil roses, rouge, Robinson's patent bur.
Icy, &c.
Patent groats, oatmeal. citric mud oxntic ncidn
black drop N''
Pearl and pot ASH scaIpel's, jOined aud stiff
flexlmo IneinIc bongies, gum elastic, nipple
shields, pessarIcs "
Bougcs aud cathcters-For sole by
dPc III. c. McNTMApA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
TRUSTEES SHE.

CLARKE'S COTTON YARNS.
SPRING. HILL FACTORY.
YFHE Undersigned, agents for he sale of Cotton
Il Yarns made at the above Factory offer for
sale general assortment which they invite the at
tention OF dealers. Those yarns pronounced to
be OF very superior quality, and will be sold upon
accommodating terms.
LANCASTER g. DENNY
" Wanted at tl.e Factory, Cotton in the seed.
dec 2I-37t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16

WANTED. -1N, woke IT ia-r. woY l,,L,
w vnnng oY.l,. Aally 90 Z L. lYliiilr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16

VIhGiNIA;-At rules holden in the clerks office of
.! the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
1is'rc', The 9th day OF October, 1899: VIM j. Darks
dale, admir- Of Frances Tabb decd MIR ap.insi Aun
James, Elhs Allen, Pascha Wells, aud Frederick ID.
Peters, dts.
The defendant Pascba Wells not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court aud il appear
ng by satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabi.
tant OF this country IL is ordered, that the said defend.
ant do appear here the tenth day OF the next jana
airy term, and the bill of the painti and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in the city ofI,iohmond for two months
excessively, and posted the front door Of the cam
to, IN the said city. copy. Tcste,
r. .-+.s WV. G. pENnrkroS, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
ENOCH s. COURTNEY.

ENUCH :. COURTNEY,
:uain Street, opposite he OH .Maylef,
Y ESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of bis
oToeeTes, which he offers for sale either BY Wholesale
0, RETAIL on as good terms they cuH be purchased
elsewhere III the city. Much care has been taken in
nc selection OF his wines and liquors, which arc
warranted genuine. i
Masters OF vessels will find it to their interest 70
eaFc their orders for ship sores with him. which will
DC nut ~ low, and sent aboard free Of expense
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16

Herchants' .Hccoant Bo6ks.f
4 ROLLINS & co. have on hand. nm ssso,,,Don, r.
- Merchants Account Books, for sale ON reason
nI'e terms; Also Writing Paper of the various sizes
dc" WI WI DC Tuied ana bound TO pattern or order
- boxes loaf sugar asgoftcd.--JtNt received and
o sur oN -. TLtIBGltLA1lE,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.

The conduct uf this broken down poliiicinr
"a Washington man, keeping huuse iheIc) in
suffering himself 10 be set up as a randidnia
for Cnngress in Ply mouth District has had no
parallel since the tnys Of Dypusius, The iyrahs
fSicly, who nitc being tEyriied from throne.
turned scnoolmaster. Tic philosonlt.ts ar
antiquity sneefirglg remark that his love oS
Office aud powor was 50 great, that when lie
could not CONN and men, he Was " illing 10
command boys, aud whom compelled. Ia lnv
ASIDE The scepire, wns mean enough TO wish IL
flourish The hircll. We expect next 10 hear
IhnlCbarlos X has applied for tho office of parish
lconsiublo. II Mr.. Adams had any IL no dfgni.
", he would bow in silence 10 the solemn yer.
dict of tbs people, pronounced by one hundred
and seventy eight clocloral votes against tho
oaliiiOn, keep in the retirement which. ms iho,
orator OF Roanoke says, Dec0Mts has Iabeel.
Hy and 6enefh his shame" aud hope by hnn,il-
ny ana repentance 10 appease the indippution
Ot Tho dnIIocratIc Republicans, and induce than,
not 10 toheh their children TO hate and dcsni,,.
tho very nhino Of the race, nriee erpelled-nrc,,
more thnn tho Tarquins--ns often as tho SIN.
srts-und once lass than tho Bourbans, We
do not think, however, that his case falls undor
INC rule LAID dawn by Mr.. Monroe uga,n.t
ics'dents returning into he arena Of polities.
Tor Mr. Adams mover was preaident. liz ~
like Lord Duborly in The playa mcro ,.,s,a
ing pan ola President 10 keep the place com.
ioriablo for Gen. Jackson and lie peonl.
never did, aud never will acknou lcdpo i M,
have been any thing but nm usurper In Con.
eres' no VIII DO iko wig block in a bar.
hcrs 'hop--a wooden mute subiec; for others
to crack jok6s and do their work upon: &, tbc,.
no wall be, as he was formerly in tho SonoIs
and as his ialhur described Mr.. Timothy pick.
etihg to be, by mistake intending 10 draw tbo,
likeness Of ms own so' in the following lerm,:
nc mas Oeen serer0l years IN the SENATE.
om 30 ahy obscure and instgHi ficant as 10 kelr.
him an AZ, agony" Ii Mr.. Adams, WIN NJ.
irayed tho ioderaliss, and sacrificed Tho rennh-
leans " whom every honest man of both par-
les should oppose, should be elected, as from,
the sorvie spirit abroad IN plymouth DintrlLt
seems likely to ho The ca,e, We shnll indeed liz.
lieve IN the remark of one of Shakesnpnrs,s
Inhnrclers, mat man Is never unduno till he
"a hanged" II the family maxim laid down bv
ms ialhor-" 'ehea a family mhict has been hieh
!" aHce' Ja4i 'nto decay + ON preagacy, Gee or
lm'yorinne' Mey generally turn denoe, ais, and
court NE forrest efhe people wiM an ardor, an
az ana consequently Nth a success uh,ch no.
l,'"Sar democrat can al dm "-sliould happen
lOe"g found ~, 10 lose It's force, and the Sc
como Duke oil Braintrce should lose his cleo
''on, We hope The Quincy people will take com.
passion on his hankcring after Office, and make
MN either town clark OF sexton of the psrish.
,Sr give him The place which Dogberry ouoo
hold--caplaln oftho waich.--Bos. Stale ptan.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

specified in the further Articles, al tho arms
mud munitions wMch are in tho hands of tho
citizens, ur doyosliod III places where there ia
not magazine, shall be collected and dopoe,.
tod IN this.
Passports aud guarantees shall be granted
10 those who may wish 10 absunt themselves
from tho capital lnr any other place either
within or without lilo kUpublic. 1hose who
from wounds Or for tithor reasons, uro unable
10 do this immediately, shall bo permitted T.,
retire whenever they uro able, enjoying in the
mean time due security, aud assistance shall
DO rendered 10 lhDse Nho neodt
5 Tho Callao div isiun shu enter the garri-
son IN this capital At ono o'clock to-day, III
VII ch time II shall not conlnin u soldier or
artlleryman in the blaza lopen square.l
9 The articles shall be mutually ratified with.
in the apacc of one hour.
II is stated by u correspondent the Rodact.
or, tAgreeably TO the decisions oftho proc
vislonul government Of Carlhug ma, the Pinch.
incha aud Jaquachi hdtiahons, with the squad
ron of AZURE. In tbs number of I0OC mcn.
we're marching nj tho interior, to sustain tho
movements Of The Other provinces aud tho cap
ital, anu that the divisions Of Santa Mar.hc was
prococding TO RIO Hucho, under the douiand or
CarronO
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

tons, two 10 cover their present residence
and two to be located on any unoccupiSd
lands they are to receive $3.50 per annun,
20 years. There are reserves allowed 10
others which ure floating other reserves 10
a great number are allowed, with restriction,
such as that they can be sold by the consent
of the President by living on their reserves
for five years, they are 10 have grant, &c,
There are some other immateFial provisions
Upon the whole, conceive Treaty has
been concluded, which is in its terms advan'
tageous to the Indians and honorable TO oui
government. They can now be preserved
as nation from annih1lation, which innevr
tably awaited them, if they had continued
where they now live.
think too much credit cannot be given it
Secretary Eaton and Gen. Coffee, the Com
mlssoners, for their eKertious to effect the trea
lty--their communication TO-, and intercours,
with the Indians, was not that OF traders wish
ing to get the best bargain they could, but tina
of friends, warning them oftheir true situation
and the cloud Of difficulties which hung owe
them.
There were collected on the ground abou
5000; some Of the warriors are dissatisfied;
understand they threaten their Chiefs"
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05
Epitome of News.

u IS strange that CHARLES the Tenth did NOT
come 10 Massachusetts 1T once our tories.
would nave cungr atulated "tbe Venerable
neau OF Tie House of Bourbon" uDou Ills ..-
caPe IRON the vlIlg at democrats" of pnris. ma
found some 'siien borough Tor him 10 have r.
presen ed IN Congress We would prub.blN
nave cut out me Cfu6' = candidate il DDAton'
ana we should ihen have lad three rott, bu-
lrou6ns IN AaSsschuse'ts-Nofolk, Plymouth
Logic. -some people deny that Senator
Barton dri"ks--he only rours il duwn.-N,
The seatence Of DIR. cleveland to death r. >
the murder Of u widow latly in V, rn,o,,u,',t,.
whom he had hsd illicit intercourse, has be,."'
commu'ed By the Legislature 10 five Yeas i'm.
lprlsonment.
Smride.-. On Sunday morning last, sebu,,j,v
Murdnck, Esq member Of The Serroo,, 1 :.
legislature, cut Ills throat with rnznr ~
supposed 10 have been partially dsr., ped ia
has leil Aw'te and thee ed, en- al Whn,n,,.
ham.
.dhoihsr -Ieniamin c. bacon, a r rmer in,
a harus0me property, a wife and five ch,lJr.,.,
hung himself in his barn, in Midd,.tugn' ~,
on "Wednesday week. "' y"
EAnLr SNnw The Bos,on T,ransc in, 80
wednesday says -" We saw last ni,rb, ,Is.
h'st hakes OF snow that have fallen FRI. ss.-
son. ihey tell about 10 O'Clock, and wr,e
I a., ''sio'e On our coat, aud the crown of our
Inc operations at the Breakwuter ara
suspended os no stone was received after the
Ins Richmond Enquirer states, tina, when
we Mail contractors wni,cd upon the Ppesi-
cent an old gentleman frm North Carolina
gave toast' wishing that he might continue
iour years more; "Stor. my dear Eir. said
me- That is thing With Il pc ,ple to a eide
u you Know, never offeJ for my olfis,n
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

CoLoMBIA,-By the way of Jamaica and
Havana, papers from Carthagcna to Sept,
18th, and from Bogoio 10 August 2e,h has
been received in New York, and by the way
Of Halifax, the Jamuica Courant ofthe 2oth
of September hus been received in Boston,
This latter paper contains the following
items of intelligence.
The following is translation of a Procla.
nation issued by the Liberator, on the 18Th
instant.
Proclamation 9f Boiioar TO his Countrymen.
The public calamites which have reduced
Colombia to state of anarchy, force me "a
quit the Tepose of retirement, 10 fulfil nv
duties as Citizen, and Soldier. MANY Of
YOU call me, that may assist in freeing it,
Penetrated with tho sincerest gratitude,
promise TO fulfil, to the utmost of my abilities
the confidence with which you have honored
me. offer you all my zeal, to cooperate
with you in the reunion ofthe family. Co
llomblu, at present sunk in the horrors of civi
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05
From The U. 5. Telegraph.
CHOCTAXY TREATY

We received by last mail letter from the
Hon. John II. Eaton, of which the following
is a copy.
Ctoeta,O Agency, Sept. 90, 1880,
Yesterday Treaty was concluded with
the Choctaws and signed. They cede their
entire country they sresnicitous 10 depart
many of them Immediately. They ore to re-
move within three years. ! give you the in
formation, not doubling it to be matter Of
nolicitude to ,he'people of Mississippi"
Another letter Of same date, from gen.
tleman at the same place, adds the following
particulars of this important Treaty.
Choctdw Agency, Sept. 90, 1880.
DEAR SIR-On yesterday, at Dancing
Rabbit Creek, Treaty was concluded and
signed by the Chiefs, Captains, and head men
Of the ChoctAw Nation, with the Commits.
aioners on the part of the United States.
Knowing that the citizens of our State
arc in great suspense on this important mat
ter to the State, have thought proper t.
address you these hurried lines, giving III,
basis on which the Treaty has been conclud
ed. in order that il may have circulation il
your useful journal.
The government gives an annuity Of 90 ,O0l
dollars Tor twenty years, removes them /
their new home west of the river, at the ex
pense Of the government. One half are t
remove'in the year 1881 and 1882, and til
other half in 1888.
Three churches are to be built, one in enc
district, to cost Slo,Ooo-They are to b
used as school houses. One Council EIous
is to be built at convenient point near III
centre of their Nation. Two thousand blair
Eets, one thousand axes, hoes, ploughi
wheels and cards; 400 looms, three black
smiths shops, one in each district, 900
pounds Of iron, and 200 Of steel in each di.
Srict, for sixteen years. Each warrior is /
receive rife gun, wipers, rnonlds and anu
milton, m their arrival at their new home.
Each Chief receives a reserve Of four sex
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

net Ieane on momentIy, he grips me tight
heaving me like bunch Of cats meat
into a barrow, and hawlS me of to the
watchus."
The magistrate remarked that three
O'Clock in the morning was an unseason'
able hour to commence praying, and IL
ned him five shillings for drunkenness
The defendant, on leaving the Office,
declared that as long as he lived he
would never attempt to inform the habits
Of the many sinners who inhabit the
Mint. London Atlas.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

i'rirG'ralna'y CEenmstance 1t has hson
sla.eo - TACT That labouring man, living
luneral of ono of his children, ionnd nno,bn,
one which had been dangerously in, dead
Anolhor coffin was obtained BY The unhnnn,,
parents, in which tie body of Tho ltile XXI
was depoSited. The doctor and many otipr
persons had examined her; all pulsation Nal
ceased tho ehscks wero cold and lived, md in,
l9ci' every sign of llfo had departed; Lut to
,heir asionlsllmcnt, as they were watching
beside tho coffin, the body was seen 10 move.
a an tho child arose and called for hor nol6or
Iha doctor was again called for, who, by civ
ing her an emetic caused her to throw M =,
great quantity Of plcgm. She is now alive
and we'll. "''''
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05
FURTIIER FMOM CnInlinrA-

We alluded in our fist edition to tho forms
oil The capitulation agreed on at San Victorino.
near Bogota, on the 28ll Of August. INC
commissioners OH tho part of President Mos,
Iquera, were DIR. Jose dol BaslIllo and Luis Ia.
ra Il, and on The part Of " tho people and lie
Callao divsion,n Coils. Carlos Castell and Pc.
dro Dominquez. I lio-capitulation was mutu.
ally ratified by President Mosquora and toI
FlOrenclo Jmnenes, Commander-in-C thief of iii,
victorious army. II contains SIX articles. n.
Ilollows.--Journai Of Commerce.
/. All the inhabitants OF tho canital, incluJ.
ing the military, shall enjoy colnulete and ali.
solute security Of their lives, persons, liberty
and properly,-no ono being indicated or iniuf.
ed IN any respect, on account of his conduct
and political opinions. But the following nor.
sons, for their safety, shall depart with govern.
ment passports for Carlhagena, within three
days, viz;--Manuel A. and Juan Anublas
francisco and SO M. Montoya, Vincente and
Juan y. Azuero, Gen. JOsa Maria Moutilla
Colonel Jose Maria Gallan, DR.. Juan Vargas
and Colonel Francisco Barriga.
Tho recruits nov in the capital. who hav,
now. been absent 30 days from their bones
snail be incorp rated into tho Cnlao division
IN ord 10 Iarm q Q rps which may supply III,
place OF the defunct cazadoits and Boyac.
battalion. The corps ofmi!itn, cav
,Iary shall retire Immediately after these Of Il,
{ PIAZZA have complied with the precodIpr a {
subsequent articles, pres fglng tho miIiiar,
rights whiehilhoy before enjoyed and the frs
regiment necessary, shall constitute a part o
tie Ca'lao division.
: With the concurrence of the officer VIII,
may be appointed by the Col. Conlnand ant.in
, Chief Of tho Gallo division for giving oui
commissions and attending TO other matter
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

Inc Daiiy advertiser publishes extracts and
translatlons fpm Rio JaieiFO papers to the I'll
September -
On the ID the Emperor published decree CON.
vOking an extraordinary session of the Gener
al Legislative Assembly Tor the 9Th September
10 continue 10 the close of October. line reas,
on assigned is, that the ordinary session In.
closed without the accomplishment of such
objects as the constitution requires. lie saw,
lalsO, that" certain legislative measures are ne.
lcessary, which are demanded in The existing
lcrllical Circumstance Of Brazil" What they
are we have not the means Of juds ing.
BuESos ArREs.-The British packet had ar.
rived, with news irsm Duenos Ayres 10 the
l4th of August.
There wasno important news. The reioic-
lngs continued at MontevideO, caused by the
oath to the constitution. The Consul OF Bra.
iii kept open house.
The diplomatic missions from Montevideo
to Buenos Ayres and Brazil have ceased.
A private letter from M1nteyideo mentions.
that the English brig Rh6da, from GLASGOW,
lost IL out Ut lie 90 persons on board, running
onshore after leaving st. GATHERINGS, Among
Iihem wsTv- The capts'u. maze aud eight sea.
men.
The Captain of a vessel which lately pissed
within sight oftbe Island Madre de bios, norh
fthe Straits OF Magellan, reports thai there
were so many men on tile shore, that although
he had gone 10 take them oil, (having been In.
Turned there were persons ihere) he was a.
fraid TO land. 1t is coniunctured that those
men may be pat ofthe crew of the friga,e
Buenos Ayres, late the Maria Isabel, purcb ssed
by the Buenos Ayrean government from Chill.
in the lde war. She was commanded BY Can
tain Cobbe', and had 500 men on board, when
she was los. (probably August 9th, 1896
About 200 Of the crew were English and A.
mericans