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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-19
REMOVAL.
ISAAC MARSHALL.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs nj.
H friends and the public in g,neray
that he has removed from tie Carr
House Square, to the building former
tg occupied by DIR. r. r. Bailey, as a
Dwclting house, one door cea of lfr-
RophaefS store, sohere he infends ear
,y'ng on the Boot ami .iS.ioe. Making
business as heretofore and lould he
grateful for O continuance Of that
patronage phich he has lone, erioy,d
from a liberal community; pieaeinsr
hsmscy attae same time. that has uork
an eoery instance, skaH be neat, d,rn-
ole and free from ripping during the
Oearing gift.
lie ,couid also, on this occasion, in
form has customers, that he has Iotcly
purchased Nagle's Patent for maxi
ing Wdter Proof Boots and Shoes.
tor the county Of .Atbemarte. This
~'H enable him to furnish an article of
very superior usefuiness, whieh manv
certificates TN has possession, from some
citizens Of the first responsibility in the
country, wW fully establish.
NOy tf
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NOTICE. .

THE Subscriber having received
K his supply of Fall and Winter
Goods offers them at unusually low
prices. Among which are the follow.
ing: Cloths, Sattinets, Blankets and
Fla.nels, very low, Mems Calf Skin
Shoes, Ladies Prunello Shoes, Slippers
and Boots Of superior quality. A good
assortment Of Cotton Yam. A few
sets OF fine Tea China. Loaf and
Brown Sugar. Fresh Gunpowder
Tea. A prime lot of Java Coffee. and
very considerable supply of Hard
ware, specification OF which would
be here unnecessary. He deems it
almost useless To observe, that his pur
chases, which are pretty extensive i'm
Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware.
were principally made for Cash, and
consequently is enabled to sell at the
most reduced prices offered in market.
ANDREW LEITCn.
Nov. IL. 81
N. b. He also offers for sale, Sad
die Trees, Hog Skins, Webbing, and
other articles in the Saddler's line, at
the Richmond prices. A. l..
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% THIS DQY.!5
Executors Sale.

FEHfE personal Estate Of John
4 Kelly, deceased, aciH be Sold al
has Plantation, opposite the Uniper-
sitg of Virginia, on Friday Tia
Nineteenth instant, If fair, if mol,
The nert fair day, oil has Stock Of
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Plantation u
teasiis Of epery description TIE
Terms made kno,cn ON The day of
Sale. All persons having claims
against the said Estate are requested
to bring them in properly authentica-
ted, on or before the day of Sale, os
provision may be made for payment
.4lso, those indebted to the said Estate
are requested to come forward and ad-
just the same Without delay
o. NORRIS, Er'r. of
j. Kelly, deceased.
.November S. 2t
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vi LUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

W7ILL be offered for sale, on q
w credit Of one, tauo, and three
gears, on Thursday the 25M of NO
MEMBER, (present month"; if fair, If
not, the neat fair day thereafter,
{ Sunday ercepted) the Tan Yard,
formerly the property of William An
derson, containing forty t,oo Fats,
Bark and Beam house. ALSO, a
com Portable Brick D,oelling I1ous
Of four Rooms, excellent Garden, Ice
House, &c. This property is situated
on James Rioer, Buckingham county,
adjoining the Fallsburg Mills, and is
considered one Of the most eligible stu
atoms in this part of the country for
carrying ON the Tanning: Business.
Bonds, auih approved security, syal be
required, and a Deed Of Trust ON the
property to secure the payment. Pos.
session girea Immediately.
THOMAS C. MILLER
Buckingham, Nop. 5. st
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F1fensioe Executors Sale
vi SLAVES and other Per-
SCnal Estate.

| SNhoi ALStotCs
SHALL offer for sale at Public
L A"ef'oo, at tie Plantation of the
&c Daniel Grinnam, deceased called
pRESQU ISL E, in tie County of
C"tpeper. on the 6h day of Decem-
Der ne1t, the sale to continue from day
10 day until the uhoie shall be sold,
an me Personal Property rhich be-
longs to the Estate of the deceased. on
that Plantation, consisting in part of
oe'~eea Fifty and IS;xty STAGES, be-
ftoeen 20 and 30 Horses. several
Brood Mares cfthe First blood, about
one hundred Head of Horned Cutie,
large Stock Of Sheep and Hugs,
about 700 Barrels IF Corn, a iaree
quantity OF Hay, Fodder, &c, Plan
ramon Utensils, Carpenters and
Blneksmiths' Tools, HousehoM and
Kitchen Furniture. Copper SIN,
one Of Chambers best .Syyevor's
Composses, 'ctih Chain and Plotting
Instruments, NTH many other articles
too tedious to enumerate.
1t IS confidently believed, that in
proportion to the quantity of Propeytv
that miA be altered for sale, larger
proportion Of rery coiaoble Propertv
'cas nerer offered at Pu6tic sale in
Virginia. The SLAVES are generally
likely, many Of them uery much so;
and amongst them is a uery raluaJIe
Blacksmith. young and healthy. A.
mongst the Horses there is a Stud. be-
Aeced to be ofthe Best Blood in the
State The Stock of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs, are IF the most improyed
6cecds-mony off them no,o fit for mar.
ket, and ,oeN worM the attention of
Butchers. The Furniture of superior
qudt'ty. c. Farmers md OTHERS, de-
s'rous. of procuring Valuable Stock,
'oiH do weH to attend the sale, as an
opportunity ofprocuring such uiH SET
dom occur.
The terms of sale as foIio,os: The
Starcs foiH be sold for Cash, the resi-
due Of the property upon credit of
IL months for all sans ADORE Fortv
Dollars, under that. Cash, the pur-
chaser giving Bonds roth approved Sc
curity, to bear interest from Tie date !;
bit as it is important to the interest
ct the Estate, that L should be able to
commamd the funds at specified time,
tciH agree 10 rslinguish the interest
to those ~ho shall pay their Bonds
'ohen due. No Property to be removed
mut'ithe terms Of the Sale shall be com.
Piled NTH Persons DESTROYS of rieo.
ing any part Of tito Property, before
the dag IF sale, can do so by applying
to Mr. Joseph r. FHppo, the Manager
on the FdTm.
A Continuation of the Executors
Sale.
On Monday the 1911 dan of De-
cemb,r merit sOiH be alfred at pu5hc
s0t3, an like manner, a. TIE late resi-
deace IF Daa,el GrnRan. deceased. in
Tie io,0n of Fire 3ericksburg. An tie
Personal Estate of said Grinnaa, in
sad IOaon consisting of .Se0eral
House- .Ssrcasts, Gardener, Cook, Ost-
Ter and SempStre:S, DC all the
HouShoii and Kitchen Furaiture Car
rage AMI Horses, light Wagon,
riding Horse, considerable Stock of
Bucks, 'oith rarely Of other articles
too ieHouS to enameraie. TIE terms
Of Sale, as stated an tie preyious ad-
Uerii ement.
JOHN s. WEXFORD Error
Of the last wiH an Testament of
Dan Ell Gr.y.naR. dsreasc9.
Oct. 22-I2 ids
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Buckingham, N,op. 5. St
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Gunsmithing and Carpenter

ing.
!ESHE undersiened respectfully in
Il forms has f1,nds and tie public
in geaerai, that he has commented the
abope business IN the shop formerly oc-
capiea By .M, Robert III. .Hiiier.-
fo0'ns employed a first rate ,eoyk-
man an tie Gunsmitaing, he hopes,
by unyemiHing attention to business.
ard faiiht"l and prompt execution of
ioorh 10 merit a share Of the public
patronage.
CaSAIEG.s, Of all descriptions,
neatly ezeeutsd
CARPENI'ERING. He uould
dlso inform thtm that he carries on
tie CdsPsntering business at tire same
place; tchre he soHciis the fauors of
his friends aud the pabt:c, ,oao mag
rely opon his punetudi execution Of
all Oork Nth Which he may lie fa-
oOred, and on has reasonable charles
for tie snme.
EUGEWJUS III. GARNER.
N0o ~ 90
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@ASTRONOMY.4aa
The last Lecture THIS EDening.


TIE last Lecture THIS EDening.
IAs r. WHEELER returns his
IS-A thanks for tie attendance gwen
his Lectures-and' by solicitation Tor
the accommodation Of those who have
not attended his course; he will give
a review oil all the diagrams used in
the hrst tour Lectures. This evening
VIII also be presented views Of nebu-
lous matter and cluster. of stars, seen
through lerschePs 40 feet II lescope,
with powers over 5000. These are
the only views Of the kind in the
States.
Tickets, so cen;s.-To be had at
Brown and Ftch's Hotel, and at the
Store Of Mr.. Price.
Nov 10
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Rice. Cheese and rea

a UST received two casks large s;z.
- Cheese, and 300 lbs. of New Rice. of
very. Superior quality. Also, chest Of
fresh Imperial Tea a few bags green CoE
fee; 100 pounds Butter Mustard in lead
boxes of excellent quality Also, on hand.
small lot of good Bacon, all at the lowest
pricos in exchange for the we'll known arti-
Gle called cash. JOSEPH nISuup
Nov 10
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ASTRONOMY. The Lecture This
II. eaIng Will be unusually interesting !;
and, from the high cucouiums elected
irom the talented editor Oft Freder-
Hksourg Arena, and many other scieu-
hhc gentlemen, in regard t, the man
ner with which Mr.. Wheeler illustrates
the sublime subject OF astronomy, as
well as rom what we have heard from
his auditors IN this place, we shall ex-
pet To see crowded bouse 10 night
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Salmon, Mackerel, &c.

EHiCkLED Salmon, in kegs, Shad, Mack
a erel, and Herring. Also, 25 sacks Lii.
verpool filled Salt, West India and N. o. Su
gars, Loaf DO. Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate,
prime West India Molasses and New Orlean ;
Rum, Whiskey by the bbl French aud Ap.
pie Brandy, Cordial and Malaga Wine, Tat.
low and SPermacita Candles, Turpeniine
and Shaving Soap, Fur 81 Wool Hats, Shoes
Soai and Upper Leather, with variety of
other useful articles, for sale low, by.
JOSEPH BISHOP.
Nov l2
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DANCING SCHOOL.

M K. RICHARDS respectfully
lVA informs the Ladies and Gen-
hemen of charlottesville and its oi-
tinity, that lie intends opening a
DANCING SCHOOL.
'chere he wW tcoch all the fashiona-
bic Dances, such as Quaorilis, Co
tiiLons, Walzss, &c.
For Terms apply to Mr.. Puline,
or at the Central Hotel, where a
Subscription paper uiH bel found.
Oh Y and NIGHT SchooL nil
be opened.
NoU 10 ~
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WOOL

Sn pounds of Wool, wanted immed
eSU ately, for which tho highest price
10 Cash will be given. Apply to
JOEL w, BROWN
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j. r. & e. s. Watson,
Az ILL receive in few DAYS,
w three tons Of Iron (from Mil
ler's forge.) Also fine assortment Of
castings from Blackford, Arthur g. Co.'S.
NoY. l9-I6 z,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
rlIn Nnw CONSTITUTION.

We commence this morning. ond shall concuoelo
o,,ov, Mr.. Cookies fourth letter, IN roply to Mr.
poddddgos exposition t'rhsfourih letter appears
sin tho winchester papers before The third which Is
not yet published /;
II is aways vnpleosanto sec old friends iaI.hs ou'
=; Il vorticulorly wheuwo ourselves arc friends 20
horl,. Non nostrum tantae compouere hlea. we arc
even afraid that tho breach in this 70 TOO VIDE 70
10 healed by the intersection Of mutual trends ouo
well vyishsrs. we shall certainly not run tl'o Faqne
Of widening il by showiug,or attempting 70 show
who is most in fault, but VIC may be indviseu 20 ''-
pressing our rcgtet at thocxrcme hardness sD'' =
verify Of tho terms which Mr. Cooke has usea wn."
speaking Of bis former friend and associate We
know the generous mcttle ofthe man. and we pro-
nounce that no win whom somewhat moderated p5
time, rcpon, tho osrnriiy in which no has ineV'sou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
by J. Il s. COSBY s. co.
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS

On FRIDAY, the 26th inst at II O'Clock. tvs
WIN seli at the residence of Sir John g. Blair. an
assortment ofrare and valuable Green House Plants
9Teiohging 10 The estate of James Heron, decd.
FERNS cash. BY order of the Administrator.
mar 21-eo % J. 50 S. CO CO. Aucts.
- Inc above sale is postponed untlI Tuesday
next the So.h inst, in consequence of incleneat
{" . 80. a j. q s. C.. s. Go.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FyJRNYTyJpE
nm SIoNDAf next, the 18th instant at 10 O'clock We
vi az me residence OF j. E. Heron, all OF bis household
tn J. & s. c. & co Aucts
te above sale viii be added, OF furniture be-
longing TO the estate of James Heron decd-by order Of The
administrator 49, 81 ss :. He
aseo 10 The aoofe sale two pianos Of superior
''r Nv wS o tsiinanshp. J. & s. c. Co. Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

ARRIVED.

I - - ~ ARRIVED. - - =
Schr Vsntivy, Couch. days to The ferry. with sun
ores, TO Davenport, Allen g. Co. OTIS Dunlop & Co.
G NJ Mitchell, Il Peyton and others. 4 : -
SAILED.
Brig United States, Knight, has dropped down =.
yer the bar TO finish loading for London with fiour.
The scbr Hornet Gould, 81 hours from New York.
IS detained about ~ miles below, on account of a
ireshet IN the ryer-w sundries, to G. NJ Mitchell
Ruling q Day, Warren & Reynolds III Eustace.
YIN Mlcon, l. II Bancroft, Lancaster g. Dcnby,
Bagwell g Smith, Hall & Moore, G Meriam and T.
Porter. i,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

lAs The author oftic COMMUNICATION signed Shaf'
Icy 3 COT iivos SEINE 20 miles of. VIC viii answer
the cnqoiries ofa City Subscriber wkslley & Coz
were two Colonies in The service Of Parliament, and
satamong the Judges who condemned Charles the
First to that block which his crimes descryed-hcnce
called the Regicides. AZ tho restoration in 1000,
they fed TO New England, where they lived and
died in the possession Of the liberty they coveted as
tic first Of human blessings --tEd.
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SEI.F-DEFENCE-

oEisL LIT lA4NN tAts
JAMES SANFORD g. GEORGE KENSETT
~ tho celebrated Pugists most respectfully inform
the Gentlemen Of Richmond and is vicinity, that
they win give an Exhbnon in the above useful and
manly Science, on Monday Evening, Goth inst, at
the French Rssioroiipe, Msin-stfecti wherein ticy
against aD attack
Messrs Sanford q Kensctt viii DO assisted by
several Amateurs.
SpafIing % commence al O'Clock, precisely.
Tickets Of udsson 81 be bad a the bar Of The frencb
Resi0iatvo
~ b They WI continue % give sssousat ne fIencn -
s,oaiNe, Ccntsmcas private roous n application q
rnuds immediately. Terms Of tuition made known on aPp
csiea q mas27
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
Foa rnE RrcHNosD Wg,o.

Genllcmen; The communication in vour Fr;ls> Va
paper signed "yYhalley s. Gof," has attracted much
notice '.We Tho People. are getting wide awake
and begin 10 smoke jackson and Reform" tits not
the FIRST time, we have been banboozlsda
But whit want to know at present, is the mean
ing ofthe signature 'Whailey & Goff,' Who or
what were they! Men, or thingss
a CITY SUBSCRIBER.
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a. AL Il o.clock TO.DAl

or At o'clock TO-DAY!
Tie official drawing of the very splendis Union
Canal Lottery, Class No. s, wiii be Fec;red By
BIGGER.
Capitals, $4,000, 10000 1000, $500, a,ooo,
I,lGo, > of s. 900, &c. Sc &c.
Tickets So, halves 3, quarters 5o-far sale in
the usual great variety, at the Lottery & Exchange
Office OF THO. B.BIGGER.
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q tsctfots RaIrn.


1 Df DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
GROcERIEs.
In n0NpA s CHE z9sh ins,aus at half past 10
90 Hhds prime w T. .po,s-sr.
do sugar house 90
s. do wliskey
20 bbls do
100 boxes mould sand,es
20 do spermaceti do
100 do brown soap
10 tierccs fresh rice -
20 bags green coffee
is do white do
hhds ~ o. sugar
80 boxes bunch raisins
Window glass. wrapping paper a
Indigo, shoes, hats, tobacco ~
Winter pressed lamp oil
Mackerel, butter, &c.
mar 81 n A g, co
zoUSEH0LD s. KITCHEN FUR17rUpr
'H'HE Subscriber intending to discontinue bous.-
keeping, willsell Tuesdey, the 3oth inst. A.
~ O'Clock, all bis household aud kitchen f,rnisure
consisting of beds, bedsteads bureaus side bon
lsoiss' chairs, sser-ware, first rate esrht-dsv
ciocs, and many other articles in the furniture wsy
DAVID HARDY.
Sale by DAVENPORT, AELEN 8 Co. Aucts. Z
25 ~. = y
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.

BH OTIS, DUNLOP 81 CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY next, the 3oth inst. at III ocIock.
viii be sold our Auction Store
10 hhds and % bbs st. Croix sugar, superior
qnality
67 begs green coffee
1e do white do
SO hbds mclazScs
10 half terces new rice 4
5c3 boxes soap
20 90 candles
AZ do do sperm. superior quality
90 do 10 lbs each imperial tea
10 do IL do do hyson do
tierces and bbls lamp oil, warranted
6 half pipes French brandy
10 bbs GIN
SO boxes window glass
10 bbs loaf sugar
20 boxes chocolate
kegs Spanish indigo
20 boxes hueIng
10 bbls Malaga vine
10 do Tenerife DO &
Terms sIas at At sale. o. D. CO. Aoets
ADDITIONAL.
WIN be added TO cur sale on Tuesday, the aoth inst
10 Gases Whittemores cotton and wool ca.ds
90 doz. wire sfters.
few crates ofvery handsome Liverpool Ware.
mar - O. d. q co. Auois
Shoes and Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3lst of March. Mt 10
clock, VIII be sold at our Auction store 4 80 q
lSo PSc&aSe5 OF shoes, Comprising almost every
kind direct from the ipaIuactosies, and all Of ex-
cellent quality
goo gases Of fur hats, from piddns to superior
40 cases mems wool hats
mar 10 Terms Mt ssla n n "a r. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

DlGGER again triumphant, and always head
ID the fourth Capital Of 81 500, again sold and
paid By him at sight.
Drawing OF the eOnnecficu, Slate Lottery, Class
so, s, Sc, 81. %, SO, Ia, ID, 50.
No. "A, So So, Capital of $500, sold and
paid by BIGGER as usual, at sight.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
BlGGER's OFFICE.

Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Com
=, pany, class No. 2.
10 be drawn at the Eagle Hotel, Day after To-mor-
row, Wednesday, 1T 2 o'clock, p. Nj.
60 Number Lottery--i0 Drawn Ballots u
$50 r.s SCHEME.
Prize or $4,000 8 Prizes of $500
= do 1880 10 do 800
do 1000 10 do goo -
@ do 500 SO do 10
&c. &c. &C.
Tickets ouiy IS, Halves Q so. Quarters e5. :
BIGGER siijl continues TO sell and pay at sight,
mos, of the capital prizes. mar s3-3t
To-day, Tomorrow, and next Day.
And numerous others of $500, 400, 900, 200, 100,
SC. &c.
~ The above prizes are embraced in the second
class of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, md will be
drawn in this City, "Wednesday next, he 3lst In
slant.
There are less blanks and more prizes in this
scheme, than generally in co number Lotteries,
in consequence of there being 10 drawn ballots
Tickets are So, halves So quarters 25-For
sale by ]. IL. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

ID ACON.--f30OO lbs Of prime Bacon, hog round,
aD for gale on consignment' PURCHASERS can have
IL delivered from The su,oke houses from the sub
sctibers store whore a sample ofihe quality can be
seen: Il win be sold low, AMI short credit
m4reo- 81 WsI J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

Heywood's Cotton Yagns.
A NEW supply Of Heywood's Cotton Yerns, in
~ boles of $50 lbs. each, numbered from TO 10,
just received by tho subscriber agent Cor Jas,
iieywood md win be sold low
mar 2o-et WIN. J. cLARKfz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

"Lct not Que look of Fortune cast you down,
She were not Fortune " she slill did frown;
Such as do bfaveliest bear her scorns awhile,
Are those on whom a. last she most viii smile"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

1einanJcd ms liberation. At that nlncnso tsfa nee
the Chiefs OF the awaits would have scorned his
menaccss and dctainod bis prisoner. The RESOLUTION
OF Mejor Laing was, pcfhaps at once proof of ro
atawar. tho M-jor took With HIM somc astronofn;cal
instrnments and his papers, but very little Inerchan
disc; for the Tooaiks had relieved him from nearly a n
nc possessed The Sbeikh Munct thrrcf,re pa,,c5
little by the murder of the English traveller and he
was even obliged &c divide that little with the wretch
e5 ne had made the instruments of his crime ~
a Moor, OF Tablet, who belonged to the caravan.
nad Tor his share of the spoil sextant, which was
informed might be found in the country. as for The
Majors papers and Journals, they were scattered
among thc irhabnan's of the desert During INV
stay ut Gonrand, village ofTaaet, saw q copper
pocket compass, of English manufacture. NoboJv
gould tell me whence this INSTRUMENT had come and
1 concluded it bad belonged to LANG. Had ii mot
oeeh Tor ths precautions was compelled TO observe
IN my. Arabic disguise, Iwouid have given good
price Tor i' but could not, without betrayiiig myself
show that attached the least value 20 an instrument
OF winch was supposed to be ignorant
On the 4th May, Caillie left Timbuctoo with a
caravan, and crossed the Sahorah, or desert where
ne says, on the o;h in the morning, little bcfrrei
SUNRISE the Moors who accompanied me showed me
ene spot where Major LANG was murdered. there
observed The site OF cainp. uycrted my eyes from
TINS scene OF horror and secretly dropped tear
the only tribute Of regret LcoGid render to The faed
traveller 10 whose memory monument will ever
be reared on the spot where he perishcd. Several
Aioors OF onr caravan, who mad wsessed the fatal
event, told me that The Major ac bus little proper,
with him when he was stopped by tho Chief Of the
I.awats, and he lad offered FIVE hundred piastres to
MOOR TO conduct hiiD to Souye-ah Mogador) This |
nc Moor refused 10 do--for hat reason was not
niornied, and dared not inquire. They also spoke
.. tne se@taht, which have mentioned above"
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.ad for DC faiiowing ieuer dated:

7 &c, HATANA, 10Th Feb. 1850
my last 10 You, uuier date Of Jan IL have had
great dongs here FIRST ,boogh least celebration Of the
an aud ended tie 22d; show on this occasion was tf
ssnhcent and sveIy thing well Conducted speak within
oounus, not ass than million lamps and glasses
we've displayed This occasion But we have an0her ofe
unoiin tnnlg 10 communicate, which fclows-The
Psnish aud eAcan Ministers esidng la London are of ;
same naei ad through the miscarriage letter for
hs Mexican TO the SPaish ministers plot OF no small consia
ela'ion WAS brought TO light The leIer foin man al
some standing, ~ plans Tor Luton the Island OF
Ouis, commencing an the country, fall Down oon e
Giles wiIil general slaughter The Spanish ninse reinied
aey made The Ear Of Aberdeen acquainted with the affair
and Dispatches forwarded Spain and 10 tins Place
tho.e VIA Spain arrived FIRST ssos ~ i'm
oea GA the arrival of further dispatches more wefe taken
10 te amount of % and tfoop country 10 arrest
cHe Among those taken some Ia and lorlso
some military en as yet VIC know what win the re-
su OF is most Fortunate discovery Those taken To lie
brought 70 ttia Immediately, before the military tribunal"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
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