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SfrRasOR'S office.

YWNICkETS in all the Lotteries and The really lucky
E Numbers for sale at SrR,TTos's Lucky Office =
Look = 269 Capitals sold and cnshed by SIEATroS, the
All Prize Seller IN little over IL months
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No. 90, drawn
Aug >:
= Al 80 90 : 81 t3 46 36 81 40
Ticket, Nos 40 10, another Capitasold and cashrd
BY Sralton.
Four in one L0Hery
Drawn Nos. in Va Petersburg Lottery Extra No. =
drawn Aug. q
30 II IS 10 % l2 50 GO IL As 81 ca 80 . GO
Ticket, Nos. = 33 4e,
Do do 33 - G6,
DO DO II a. a.,
Do dn - ga 65,
All sold and cashed by sraton, The All Prize Seller.
Drawn Nos in Va Wrsburg Lottery, No 4, drawn
August 10
% 30 70 10 81 I3 81 "a pc 76 0 so 81 4s
Next Saturday Capitul $4,000.
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IN CHANtERY-VfsSISrI AT rules holden in the
IA CHI Office o the Circuit Sup.r ri Court az Law
and Chance'y '"r The county Of GDochand the 9th day
Of August, l-}9:
Stephen Woudson, Of William Drumw -iuh, +,
decd, Plaintiff
against
William Crnmw igIt, and "her, Defendants
the defendant abnve named, not having entered his
appearance mud gwen security according 10 The Act Of
Assembly and The rulrs of this Court aud appearing
By satisfactory eyiI nee that he is inhabtsnt
this Common waahl il is ordered that The ssd def nd
ant do APPEAR before the Judge of laid Court at
the Courthouse. The s-s day "f October Court next
and answer tie bill of tie pland aud that copy of
hiss order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub
lisied in the City of Richmond for two ms succes
syey and posted al the front door Of The Courthouse u
said county.
CcPy-Tsse,
W. MILLER {. c.
Wtlvy-
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RID.
HALIFAX c II Aug

HALIFAX c II Aug I, 1850
In looking oyer The Of The proceedings OF The
4,h July al BlackweIls Mills, few days ago, disco
perrd The following:
"By Cap, Woodson Hughes. VIM G. Rves: The
once favorire of VirgInla-now the dsspised rene
cadp Of The Republican party
This toast was no. given by me. well remember
that it was given, ard by whom-and have no d"ub,
that the gentleman WHO reported The proceedings
united an unta,entionai mistake in this particular.
Yours, &c,
WDODS0N HIGnES
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SrOr THE SWiSDLER.

OHe fiUaGTfd D8UJTS hsirGrB.
GAN the 2Ih day OF July last man. who called him
W self WIN Bu~ha, sold me negro in Richmond,
i"r WHICH gave him seven hundred and seventy six
dollars and ninety cents Said negro ran avian from me
IN hall an hour after paid for him; and aPpsars from
the best information can get, tina, burshaIs real name
is Stephen Jones, who is carpenter and resides near
KING George Courthouse I, appears, TIA, The negro
belongs 10 Mrs Cheves of King George county ard
IVES hired 10 Stephen Jones. | viii give the above
ward Tor the apprehe Of Bnrssa 0iias Jones' and
The recovery 81 The money haze good believe
The SAID Jones conveyed the negro back from Richmond
10 Ming George county, where he has been since
viii give TRY dollars reward for the swlnd:er alone
understand sad joa"s has several brothers in hoy
George county. he seen in Alexandra on FRI
day morning the I'd inst, probably on his way TO Mis-.
sour, where, understand, he intends moving
ANTHONY DUWTlN.
"arrenton, y C., Aug TO- 1889 2s-S,
10 The Saont Incgcnrcr IN please copy and ofn ard tic
account TO thu nsmsn,on Reporter.
SCRiP LoST.-Ihe undersigned lost about the
~ mddI. Of July, The following Notes of The James
River and konawha Company.
Twenty Of so each. No 300 10 pa both inclusive,
letter a twenty of $i5 each No $50 TO 55 both in.
elusive, letter a sixty Of $40 each, No $50 10 500,
both InrL.ve. letter Il.
The Company having been notified not to pay the
above notes 10 1ny other person than myself or my
t"rney, al PERSONS hereby warned ngaihs, :eseivn
them WN IRWIN
An2ast ]" L2S-3' CumterLand county.
IN VIRGINIA Buckingham Citcul,
ID Superior Court, September Term. lSsS
john Coach and Mary his wife; john Couch, adm.
nist'atcr Ct his former wife, Elizabeth Conch Thomas
Anderson, Wan. Couch, administrator oil Ann Couch,
deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Robert Rves, John Coleman executor Of John Harris,
deceased; Thomas w Giiner, as executor or admins.
traitor de JOnis non, any other character re-
presenting the estate OF CHRISTOPHER Hudson deceased
and Nllllnm Walker end Nathaniel Anderson sr dec;
and Nathaniel AGderson executor or administrator
heir or Distribute Of said Nathaniel Anderson deceased
as any way representing the estate Of the said Ma
iharis who was executor Of Thomas Anderson dec d;
Thomas faeson and his wife Sarah; Price Perkins as
Sher Il, ard administrator de boai: of Samce Win
free, deceased; Prcr Pertains in his right John =
Anderson aud Wn Anderson, Defendants
hrs cause again 10 be henrG upon the papers
iormeily read and the report Ct the commissioner Boz
cock, made pursuant to the tecre,ai order Of the
day OF ,fc-, with exceptions by the defendants;
snd was argued by counse-On consideration whereof.
and by consent Of parties, the doth recommt ali
the sud accounts 10 the commissioned Who lhe
in TO be settled de Eoro.
Il Copy-Tss'e,
X ELDRTDGE C.
April Term. lS39-By Of parties, Robert
Shaw commissioner in Chaucery of this subs
tu'ed in The place Of John I Bucock 10 take the
require by III, otder d. tins on the 18th of
September next. a Copy-Tcsie.
r. ELDRlDGE C.
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EE0Hf'S flank Of Prices.

NARAWN Nos Of Virginia WellsbuTg Lottery, No.
Ely 4, drawn f0'h instant.
% 50 - 70 g. Is Al Il g 1G Q 80 g as
A number Of snug prizes in the above sen. to CORES.
pondens in the country They requested 10 enclose
lesa without! delay, fgs renewain the Mammoth Scheme
for 25h September.
IL
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"ARSHALL THEATRE.-The Lessee has the
lYA pleasure 10 announce lin accordance with the
wlshl' the friends Of the Fine Arts in Richmond that
the Building Committee OF the Avon Theatre, Nofnik,
nave granted their permission the Lessee 10 exhibit
the new DROP CURTAIN, (now being painted
movai TO Norfolk Upon The completion of HE picture
due notce VIII be gwen of the historical subject and
the time Of exhibition
Richmond. Va, ACglO OBJ
NEANrED-A YOUNG MAN Of steady, indus
w lrIous habits AID business qualifications msy
md s''as''on at TIE Store Of the late i'sIsnder c
Sm,h-one uho will come ell recommended libr.
raj sa.ary will be given. Address.
ROBERT NJ. MOORE
Cartersvi!l", Va. Aug. Is 2o-3t
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Aug II

SE7GES firm FfedsTiehsbu'g 10 tie F"Gquier Springs
TEfHE Stages from Fredericksburg To The FauqGlsr
Il White Sulphur Springs leave fredericksburg every
tay at 1 ocnck a " They reach the Springs the
same day. cbont o'cock-Thus, visitor leave
Richmond ct ) o'clock IN he evening, the cars ard
can arrive the Springs the day 10 dinner (This
arrangement took place from the Isl .ust)
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tnantssIoNEKi OrYIcE.

Buckingham G. u 1ih August, rc39 {
The parties interested in The foregoing dec will
please TO take notice that have appointed the 18th day
OF September next 10 carry into effect the above decree
ard i'll continue the snme from day 10 day until CON.
peted-w here the psrirrs will attend with thrir youc!.
ers, &c ), by 70 O'clock, y N re- SHAW,
Commissioner W ChGacsry.
Augll 2S-wIm
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hos" marked with Democratic Republicans thoso
with a 7 arc Wigs
me Democracy Triumphont-The Democratic party
OF Washington county has achieved one Of the most
glorious victories! Dr. Martin. the Democratic candi-
cate Tor The Legislature is elected By majority Of l9
over ms competitor Eiilah Embree Powell. our Con-
se's'"na candidate, received majority of 1885, and at
ne precinct Of this town. here Carter has always beat
t"Splls majority him was 52.-The msjority Of
FOLK IN this county 1884, being an increase over
me majority Of Armstrong years ugo. Of l2l. Aikens
Ssn'y for the Senate, Mr.. Taylor, the Wing can
:, nus 1t will be seen that notwithstanding the in.
n 'sue End corruption which have abounded with the
~ I" an extent almost eyond parable amongst
M ne Democrats have ,riumphed in The support Of all
n. ssandda,es and Washington county, the oldest in
I oate, has shown herself sound to the core The
F0'"ce! Proportions ofthe county, party considered will
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the lncIea sc

! The Springs The Western Springs are daily increas
ing the numbrr Of their vsiios On Friday there
$50 at the Fauquier White Sulphur and now rapidly on
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SIXTH DISTRICT
Hawkins maj 4
SEyrsTu DrsTRtcr

SEVENTH DISTRICT.
awe have partial returns from this District, where
Deberry (Whig) and Morris (Adm) were the candidates
They leave but little doubt, ii any, Of Deberys cleo
ton by triumphant vote
EIGHTH DIsTRIcr.
In this District, composed of Wake, Orange and
Person, We have, yet, only the returns of Wuke.
which subjoin Haywood obtained majority of
80 Yates, in the county of Wake where Raleigh is
"The probability is, We think that DR.. Montgomery is
reelected, but we do not consider il certain :
The Register thus up: I'VE brlieve there is no
doubt of the election Of Wings in at least six Congress
suns Districts with fair prospect Of success in two,
more. viz: the Guildford (Aug. II Shpppards Whg9
and Meeklenburg (H W. Conners, Adm Dstricts.-
We have, at the lowest calculation, maintained our
strength in The last Congress- and have every
TO believe that the conGden, predictions made by the
Administration party to their prospect Of electing
Hill Shepard in the Guldiord District will be sig
nsily overthrown when the returns received +"
The Portsmouth Wing paper quotes from the Demo.
cratic Almanac the results Of The election in 1887 which
gives Wings and Republicans.
EXTRACT Of letter to a gentleman Of Richmond, from
Raeigh. august 10.
Montgomery (Adm) re elected in the Raleigh dis
trct by majority Of 3C3 votes Haywood. Huzza
for the Raleigh district
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WIN. :. DANCE, c.
toNuttyIoSra'. Oyytcr

RIrNlnOld goth JAY. I.3Y
All having cm. against the William Pr,.an,s,
docaasd hereby oihd aud required produce them.
the evidences Of fare Office Rich
T.oui the OH day Sept br y 10 O'Clock. ~ under
OF being all bpHeG. rndpI hr
JOHN SHORE. [or,ar.
Aupu
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he other counties are expected TO pour in heavy
jos,es for Mr.. Rnyner. HIS majority, we think can.
not be less than 500 votes, and may be much larger"
Mr Sawyer was, when elected in 1897 claimed By the
Wings; but the Of the present Administration
have unwhgged him)
SECOND DIsTRIcr.
MIR. Bynum. the staunch Republican, is reelected
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Tile Raee-The Great Steamers were seen on .he Sd
instant at NJ in lat 40 50, long G6 80, distant from
Sandy Hook 375 miles very calm al The time, both going
on in fine sye-the British Queen about IL miles ahead
of The Great Western
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WoODsoN HUGHES.
To he Editor-LEE CouN1Y. July 20.

Il received your favor requesting information respect
ing our delegate elect. DR. Ewing has pledged himself
10 support 1r U. 5 Senator, Governor nnd all n9Eer
poll zeal officers. who ere decided friends OF The
present Administration knnw The Doctor TO be truly
honest and think hazard nothing in saying, that the
Republican party will have nothing to regret IN Their
chnicc Of DR.. Ewing their member next winter. ]
will give you DR. Ewrngs opinions: as understand
them He is siric, construc,onsl Of the Constu'inn
and is opposed 10 the exploded Stale Bank Depsite sys
tem lie objection 10 Van Burens Admins
he never voted against Gen Jackson tie
voted for White believe have doubt of The Doc.
tors voting with The Republican party next winter.
ain This county have bu, few Opposition men, say
40 The Wing Editors may boas, and brag. and make
calculation on the Of Little Tennessee, bat il will
ell be 10 no purposes Buren, will get 10 against any
federast II VIM. RlSes takes of the veil and comes
out for Clay any other candidate for The Presidency
against Van Buren,, think you will hear Of but few
R,ves Conservative members from Southwestern Vt.
rinia unless there should be among them in DIS
guise, and will BE- very easy to have them instructed
do not think that the voters OF ETHER OF Inc counfs
in this Congressional district will conse nj for their me
Der to vote for any 10 The Senate Of the U. who
desires the election Of Fedrrast TO the Presidency or
ann man Gut The present incumbent only say, II
the Wings claim Dr. Ewing now they will lose him NJ It
winter In making your list Of delegates, should
nut him Van Buren,. DR.. Ewing takes your paper and
If you have done him injustice The error could be cor
reCled. am, truly, your frleno, &C
FOR THE E.SaUlRER.
To The Hon. D.4VID CAMPBELL, GOrernOr 81 "a.
Both the character OF our institutions and long esia
blshed precedent guarantee 10 all freemen The right to
express themselves respectfully, though fearlessy, IN
reference 10 The acts Of any magistrate who may be
EMPLOYED in their service will not therefore, be es
teemed presump,uous inferno ddler with the duties OF
nv superin.s, when | address you with plainness and
csndur upon subject which is beginning TO excite con
siderable interest in this community.
The course pursued by The Executive OF our SAFE
since the elevation Of the present incumbent 10 The guber
material chair in The exercise OF the authority vested 10
him by the Constitution, to pardon reprieve slaves
convicted for cepife crimes has teen, seq the least
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"The counties to be heard from expected TO give
Mr.. Bddle majority; hut they cannot overcome the
large nlsores for Mr. Shepard in Johnston and
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l5l S,aniys present G,a
FouErH DisTEicT
"Charles Shepard elected ss Wing, but suddenly
converted 10 the support of the SubTrsaurv has again
succeeded by considerable majority The Wings were
nbe array their whole party against him. while The
L"colocos rallied unanimously 10 his support. The fol
lowing is the vote, as far US received:
BidGe. SHEPARD.
Wayne Isl III
Johnston 223 moi
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u We received 1t too lsss an hou' yesterday, 10 in
rodnce into this Mornings paper, the Correspondence
br, wyen The COMMITTEES of Citizens Of Louisa and Mr.
! Rives in teIs ion Public Dinner 1t APPEARS that
! Mr. R. accepts The inva,inn-and The dinner will take
nInce nm Saturday the 9TH Of September.
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THE ELECTIONS.

iisSEssEE The oaly return we have yet received
rom this State is from the South Eastern angle, cor
Expanding 10 Little Tennessee" We shall give
'he returns as rapidly receive them:
from The Jonesborovgh Sentin'l IF the Sd
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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hi!rr reading The above resolutions. The meeting was
addressed by a Street, and S. Mechanism, in
,c'e'e and Impressive manner, when they were passed
oy scclama,ion
he course adopted by the friends of Judge White
'Skson must be followed By his friends in every section
Z" 'he State they would be consistent have any re-
spect Tor their character, or supper, their own
principles
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Alexandria Lottery.

Glass ), to BIZ drawn al AIrxan6na, ID I. Aug IL,
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" EE.DhIDUE, Z.
April Term. 1S39.-By consent OF parties Robert
Shaw commissioner in Chancey Of this cour: subs,i
tu'ed in The place Of John I Bucock take the account
rsqnirrdby III. oder made in ,his on the 18th of
September next. a Cory-Trs,e.
T. ELDRIDGE {.
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Inc Alexandra Oazet'e IS pleased To ask US, " "hat
answer cnn the Richmond Enquirer make 10 line lead
ng editorial in the N York American Of The 9Th inst
The American well depicts what Onre. in other days
poll cal honor in HE Old Dominion Alas :h"se days
are gone" What gone even with The WI g Party ,ioo
in the Old Dominion. who srmelimes claim he the
majority l. this general mpulainD "bncking your own
friends" We will answer the n Y American at our
risure-refnie it's facts, and diss pate its caumnIes
What the n American read The Old Dominion lee.
lures IN political Ethics: Pshaw
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! dollars. ~
j VII lam IIam;linn Avery, Of dis city.
fer three silarcF, two thousand and four ham.
bred ,toliars on
& 6. John $. prcsto!,, cT tie parj>, # S.
ccnslon, tor three sIl:lcs, two tAou,IuI And
four h"ndrcl dollars. 3Ayl
I. John Stephen David. Of The ririSll t.
St. James, Ior two shines, sixteen i..a,..cd
dui!lrs f0r
:. ioin 8. 4. ntul, ii u. ,.:.,4 ur S..
.'rnrs, fer two Shares s.t.,,Il ....ulll,, tIu,.
lars. Ito,
Q. Paul fnhcrt, oj' t'yr parish Of in.,i,ir
for ono share, eight hi'tdr,d dollars 20.
10. Aaron l. ART, vi P.N>ulrg!i, Tor -'..r.
N'ccn shares, Thirteen tho lltI "a uunG.ru
I,oli35e. II, G;,C
50: u1t
> >. This partnership shall commence IL. Tue iv
q cato hereof, and II" "y,.atiols - the .t,In
:" All terminate, ana the rnncorns lr",.ut' >,lI IL.
9IiNd up at Il expiration Of twelve months from
ID; date Of this n,.
:. 1hHrc Shaft b. appointed bY aa.i association
Y ON Tie meeting rt any i've 'l H." stuckh0!,.I
'lnicot convened ~ Ih~ cry Fl New Orleans
inter- Two days nV'ico in Of lhn r,,hic gA,..lir-
-"l said city, board which Shalt consist OF three
dIoctnrs, to be chosen iroa n!org tho storkho,ders
ol sad a:s"ri l"' and in Tx" r,a'!nrs deere aaH
bfan agent appointed fer 'lc saln'
! he board o'!"i dIrt"rS oI this l"stitu'jon,
",n"''e !" Ia r""er,S &c authority to max such
rites and by laws not hr inconsistent with
~ 'a"nnrei,p ., ',n,v,; a. >,ecI,., >'.ry ,YA..
,nr'w"f' to A,1r"' rvs o,@r ot:ruu.,5, sud r,,.
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iliERINtN
CAMP STREET EIEIIla'TRsE,'
IOYTERi,,

CAPITAL s. 10000, IN POI Pn,zEs!
WA b" drawn N DECEMBER NEXT; and in
"r'"r - crafty, ut III csrr r"ro:f, The purchasers
efil~. 's. "nn''i";,t adop'r,} :,,r It's i.9,
tc'E MY. "' 20 -, aH"r@,j the draw iny will
be c"'ro:' ID IA " 'c,r n';r"> by the drawing vi
T. Nln:'rS !.at.. ;yir.
o7,525 Tickets, a. 10 caeh---&o7s,e5c.
I.21Dj I'NiX!.S!!.
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"o"' o> M
5 % n~.,
j T. ,,r;i rHwo
i - raw u. rr, - #t,
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i',r,l N|I,r, VII b. Hrd 10, +, dctccti;.n TT ia,
( lie IL. ., DtIu tor III u" "v,ll Of The ..um,l.
i}tl'tS \ ,NhHf.W~.
-, "..r'' q. I'!.y ' "Nn 1pitnuid ST..
E-AG'''>r = >''>'' "nrE IA ~ Nrnin, h
: IT,. ,.A.,in.. t,,,,.,- "a. t. t:D.; u.-''
. So VI. t\'',ItNn 900 4l.l., r. ,-,c.
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nAhHl y rHlriUANn.
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.

II. Thu fast sai'ang Ship CIR ARD, Caps
,1fsfS tain tir+s 'liTving ,s niiI" cargo cngn ged
10y. 1sAaAZ jill receive nnme''iaH dosnlrh For freight
II lao bales tUtl IEnt ,rHa Bngc,.nprly 10
ST tn G tl.E W e ni'nnu street.
The native American., 1839-02-09

7sphala Paueme.t In add ton to Pa lament street
anc Clearinghouse tht enclosure in front Of tie Ord
nance office, Pal; mall, has recently been covered with
pit yed IN lcvelling layer Of concrete, inteimixe with
species OF ms rr for the reception Of the sam compo.
slt'on IN large square space at tile foot IF the hand
some hght OF steps Leading from the Br'cage k, st.
Ianes's Park, to tile Duke of Works Column this m.k
ing TIVE fouth o. fifth experiment within few hundred
yards Of each other.
Anappl!caton has been made the government for an
'mporta change in the regulations of the London Post
once VIZ the delivery of letters the Sabbath This
proposition had excited considerable alarm in the metro
polls and had led to good deal oft,scsson and to tie
getting up OF great number Of counter petitions.
requ stt had been made to the Lord Mayr for tie
calling OF meeting OF the Court OF Common Council
to consider the expedency of the proposed alteration
Ihe ri Mayor expressed himself decidedly opposed
against II. %
The native American., 1839-02-09

REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-We have IN N.
New Orleans Lousianian of the l7th, detail. of
a.Ievoution which has occurred in Mexico CITY
The people Of that metropolis, embod.ned bv
ne successful movements Of the republicans in
inc provinces, have declared with one yo;c, FIR
the confederation Of 1924, broken IN bv The
usui patrons OF Santa Anna, Bustamtnt. and
other dctators Of the Central government. The
nomination OF Pedraza and Puebla 10 IN. minis
ny LED to this event. The people, Dec. I4tb
assembled, to the number of several Thousand in
me pubiic square. and shouted Death 10 Cen.
Ha'sm! Some assembled 10 III. towers Of the
'a,he dIa and churches, and rang merry peal:
While the mass of The population appeared be-
'ore The Palace, and demanded the sacred Con-
>t'tutIon of 1924 without blot. This charter
was proclaimed, in lact, in every street. Busta-
mehte appeared on the balcony Of his house, and
answered, "you shall have the constitutional
ne crowd then went TO the Convent of San Do
nIpso, and procured the immediate Liberation of
me patriot Farias. who had been tyrannically
imprisoned for tbroe months. Citizen Maria
Alpuche lnlante. another patriot prisoner, was
also liberated. The venerable Farias was EN-.
bractd and kissed by the multitude, the scene
acquiring greater interest from its occurring by
.orch light, IN the cemetery Of the convent.
". Y. e, &oY.
The native American., 1839-02-09

The Malays There is good reason 10 believe that the
Malays have, ere this received mer,ted punishment for
the piracy on board the Eclipse. The frigate Columbia
ana sioop Of war John Adams under Commodore Read
sailed from Norfolk the 9th Nav last and bv The latest al
vices from the Commodore dated July 2sh were to depart
from Ko de Janero the next day, Tor cruise in tile In
ian Seas Inc eject OF this second lesson will probably
cannot expect the dpredaons Of the barbarians to be dis
continued until force is pemane ny stationed in these
seas Tor the protection Of our Rtgister
The native American., 1839-02-09

Temperance Kentuchy.-A resolution has been adopted
by the Legislature of this State nquirng into the benefits
and expedency of exercising the same control over tie
estates OF habtua drunkaIds exercised over those Of
unatics This it will be recollected is the same Iep
ure which prop sed bill, making drunkenness stuff
cient ground for divorce.