Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

u.., a1ey a Neg Jersey Jnstief-h WIN oe
,.membered that QUO Of lie persons inli''aoo' -
,he act. of Piracy at Bafnegat Inlet, was 'oH''e
al The Peace and thai he suceeded,ey Pfe''p'ae
fight. IN escaping nj the time those ~" - NJ.
we're taken. On "Wednesday afternoon, me "ia'
shall (Gcp. Carey of this 'own,) fece''e'
,;,n from a friend, that the worthy mas'su"'.
WIN. Plat, ESQ., supposing all danger over, 'ao
returned 10 his residence lie accordingly SCI o.'
the same evening, in company with Mf. ~ a.
sykes who volunteered for the OCCASION " wan up
on him. ..;aoi,b,
They reached Hishstown aoou, 'n'o"'s"'
where they experienced several hours ue'"y " w.
seouence of the difficulty of procuring iuf'hef CON
yeyance j; and were at length only enabicd 10 pro-
coed through the voluntary intervention u .'i ~
NJ Smith, and X. NJ. job
The latter gentleman very generously oeca''''
their guide through the almost inIerminabe pines u
Monmouth, but in consequence OF the de'eh'o' u
High,s'own, they did not reach the coast "s
lance of SO nles,-uLlil after daylight, "h'cn u
course betrayed their expedition TO the ne'Snoo'-
hood, affordng the guilty an opportunity 10 eS-
cope The Justice escaped itom his mousse JuS'
as the party drove up AMI took to an extensive
barren forest, which begins within lew fooS VI
the house.
The Marshal, with Mr.. Sykes, discovered his
track in the snow, pursued II tor about in"eS'
meandering in every direction through almost
impene,rable tickets OF scrub oaks, pInes ana of''
ars. As there is very lutte snow III that vicinity,
not exceeding an inch or two any where, 'hty
found it extremely difficult at times 10 trace hlh'bu
they at length spied h.m at q distance, and soon
brought him to a stand. lie presented donbe-b bar
relied pistol 81 the most furious n,anner threaten
ed ,ih TO the man who should arrest him. lie
was advised to cool his rage, and finding that the
gentlemen, being themselves armed, were neither
| inundated, nor disposed 10 do him any personal
| injury, in few moments yielded his pistol, and
| submitted to an arrest
| The party quietly reraced their steps to the
house, when our worthy Mag istrato claimed the
privilege of bail, and gave good and sufficient
security in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance al
Court.
We are informed as soon as the patty reached
the ne Q hborhood, the females were running
in every direction to sound the alarm, by which
means others who implicated entirely cscu-
ped Gen. Darcy and Mi Sykes rcturred TO town
about day break this morning, having been absent
two nights and Gay. NcWafk AdD.
| Pistols for t,co and CoBcc tOr One. learn
from the Gazette of this morning that Commodore
| Elliott has called Charles G. Loring Esq. to uc-
count for words contained in the defence of L. Bah
bit before the Court Martial held al Charles
Mr.. Lorng replies that he does no, ackhowlcds e
any Accountability TO him on the subject" The
Commodore insists, and says it rests with Mr..
| l.. TO decide whether he will close the whole
ma ter, compel him TO let it remain for subse-
quont action" Mr. l4orng has chosen the latter
alternative, and refused 10 make Commodore Ell
lott any reply TO his communications. So the mat
ter rests. Boston Transcript.