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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

10 looking over your ledger. just bear in
mind that The sums you appear to owe are as
fixed and certain as fate, whilst those that
are due 10 you may one half be lost. In
these times the man whose only Dependence
is upon the thousands owing him is in rather
"a bad fix"
Re-raeeinafion DR.. James. director Of
the National Vaccine Society Of France. has
given il as his opinion. that ie.yaecinption is
often necessary 10 ward off all danger from
small pox.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

RATHER BALEy,-A young Jonathan
took ii into his head one dayto get wife.-
He accordingly looked about him and very
soon made such selection as suited him,
and WINS not long 10 striking bargain and
settling the preiminaries He then applied
TO clergyman TO perform the CEREMONY
''Eui are you prepared for such an important
change in life2" said the clergyman. II
guess be-" says Jonathan for I've got my
land cen jest paid for. and own good yoke
OF steers and COW VERY we'll. said the
holy man, with long breath and sober
face, allihese worldly things may be very
proper in their place---bui have13 ou never
thought Of salvation r. "Sai Vafion,n saws
Jonathan, "who 10 thunder is shegp
Beiioscs Falls Gazette,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

The House is moving round 10 circle.
leaving of where they bcgin.--wiin the
qpestion-"whos shall vote ?" Al the udjourn-
ment. 10 day. they were as far off as ever
from the decision Of that question. or from
an organization.
The question, atthe opening Of the s:t-
ting, was on the appeal from The decision Of
the Chair. that the ,ellers should count the
yo'es Of ihose members only who presented
the legal certificates from ibe Governor Of
New Jersey. and il was detsrmened ia the
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

Am 14ten oprieen Mcnats bieltcn bic
Burger bon slnn 9lrbor cine 9erlantIuns,
m tpelder unter anberu fcIseube 8e(hIl'
BE 9efaBt tpurben:
"Da6 nit Der &enntnis, bic mir iebt
nen Der @efddftsfibruna Der Bant Of
Waidtenarp ba6en, mir bieem s5nlfitute
me mehr erlauben tperben, @e1ddfte int
oleler @emeinbe su oerridten. ,.~>
II, DaB bic 8etritaereten, speId,e BON
ben 8eamten oteier Bant geeen bic 8lr.
ger Sieler Gemeinbe ausseiibt tpcroen,
hlnrslheno ftnb, bas 09edJtlid,feitsaefiibl
1eoes ebrlthenNaunes su rebeu, ,,no oag
ole 9eredti9feit oerlan9t, oag (frenae
9er9eltnnB ocu ben Soaltptbeamten er.
hellht tpl1roe, Die, pdbrenb Ge nit reIiai.
oyer Selerlihfeit Die cine 0ano ;am Soins.
mel erbebeli, init Der anbern bic IaId,en
oer Arlnen plnnoeru. QBettbiirger
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15
Sbrefli6es GretantB.
Gintiunati, ben 6ttn Gekruar lss,

a. Hst" " I" :, pe" oEcn Uctrudr 1889.
Scnntag slbenbs, ungefdhr llbr, er,
IfdlcB Derr Nid,aro 9ope, ein @uaineer,
|auf benz Dampfboot 2arquir, einen 9eut.
Ifhen, TamenS 0iiFoIaus Berttn.
[s er, Der ihon felt Idiserer 3eit auf benz
ndntltden 8pote alS sSeuermann arbeite,
tie. Serr ecSe fam Samftas fritb babier
AN, nnb belnerfte an oemfelben 9tbeub.
|oaB Scenario fhnea bon feiuem S,auie,
@de Der Meifern 93otp uno srontffrose.
|pegltef uno ettpas enttpenoet III babelr
fhten. SOnntag 9Ibenbs bemerfte c5e.
mano BON 0rn. Qooes ssamiIie abermals
elnen frenoen auf benz pausflur, Der lid,
fhnea entfernte, als er flob ben,erft fab.
Soerr Qope idcpfte tierans 9erbao,t u,tb
lnb feine Dcppelfliate nit Sd,rot. I'm 8
llhr Slbencs tpurce abermals Elm Sd,lei.
den anf benz 6ausaur geb6rt. Sor. cope
nahm letN @epebr uno rief ben llnbefa,,n,
ten an, erhielt aber fetne 9Intpcrt. 9l[s
aber Der Sremoe, ohne 9lntsport III aeben.
Der Stra6e sultcf feuerte Soerr lpne feift
8etpebr auf iii, alb. Der Nliebente tieE
tcot sur@roe nieber, unb BET llnterfisd,una
fanb eope ;u ieinem Bebauern, ba8 ber
grfhcBene berGin9anss 9ena1nte geifM
aus Werttnaer,tpar, nit benz er.
i'm freunofd,aftlihifen DerbittniBe ifano.
unb Der leinerieits aud, 70 piel @ertraue,r
Su go be begte, baB er temRlben frt,cr,
felt ldnsercr 3eit leit ganses gern,6aeft
BON $500 gum glnfbetDahren ilberaebeu
hattie. Soerr eope falii Fd, bas icnterbare
8etrasen Wertinacrs nidt erfldren. Gr
ielbif seiste ben @organg ben gebSrben.
an 3tpei Sd,rote batfeit BEN 0erifcrbes
men ing @enif 9etrofen, tpoburdb fein,
anssnbtldltder COB pernriaht tparoe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

|per hersefcat, inbem Der Senat, II sc.
gen Is, oas Ban Buren Sans Der 8eprd'
lentauten anerfetnt. & !,
20, Seuer in gtdmcno. 9erIutt,
8 20O, 600. r. ~ ~. ,..> + u
81, Stirbt bos Sabr 1888. C9anD. 9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15
OelilHe Ser 8ereiniaten Staaten

Aus cem Sabresberift bes Wansbiref,
tors erbeaet, oaB bas Il, bem ab9etDid,es
len Sabre 1888 9eprdgte @e!o fd III
s3,9l7,2l7 belief. Soierpon tparet ST.
I622,5l5 In Sob, 81, ,g93, 900 III SiIber,
lino s63, ,702 in n6npfer ipelhe 1886, is
Wansifilfe ausn,ahtet. II, AS, 100 bas
bon, Gents NIT einSeidllcBen, foaren anter
pem Wertb sines balten Ibalers. Das
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

Der Teranilhe @on9reB bat Elm @eles.
paBlrt, mad nelden. eli, jeber Gin,panbes
rer nit Gamilie Elm @elhenf bon 64f,,
Alder eano erbdlt-if Der Ginmarberer
lebig, fo tetSmat er tuf $50 tsldkr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

Imdbrene benz Sabre tn bic Mlnse 8e..
bradte 8plb betrus s 1862, 800, tpcDcts
SIT, ZOO aus ben @cIbnineu Der 8ereis
ni9ten Staateu tparen. Das Silber, tpeIs-
|hes sr66tentbeiIs bon Msrtco uuo Glib,
amerifa beso9en spuroe, betrua $780,
200. Die 3pei9sMiu;e III yteuorleans
be9ann tbre Sperattonen i'm lebten MerI
'uno arbettete fort biz Sulp, ba bic sIr6ets
ten rpe9en Dem fdtehten @elunsbeits,u,
ifanos Der slrbeiter etnseftellt tper6eu
muBteu ; IS mar in btafer 3eit bis Il, benz
Wertb bon S4o,S43 ,9eprdst rperoeu-
tauter 3ebn @ents Stilde. Die 3netas
Mituse lit @barleifon beeann int Decems
Der, 1887, unb bat biz ;u': Mertb bon
8S4,l65, 9eprd9t, uemlih 1885 balbe
sbler, ,ln6 7s94giertel 9loler. Die 3rpeiqs
Wiirse, 1T Dablune9a be9ann i'm Tebrls
ar, 1888, uno prdste bic gum Mertb bon
sl02,9l5 Gbaler-lauter baI6e Noler. is
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

slt benz SusquehannafuB bat bas bobe
WaBer tpenig ooer feinenS Sdaoen aetban,
inoent oa6 @is 1ift ,peaoeflbrt tpnrbe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

Su Whilabelpbia, Der Gtabt Der 8rn.
cer!tebe, bats Sd,ld9e 9eseben uno BIut
lit 9eflcBen. Die Waidiu9ton Garoe bat'
te etnen 8aa, bel tpeldem fld) Gcenen,
tple dnf elmer Girhweibe lit 2eutfcblano,
erei9neten @ldfer, Tlaiden uub Seller
tpuroen serfdla9en, eihter aus9eblafen,
&leteer SerriBen blutt9e 0afen unD &6pfe
|9eihla9en nno Wcro unb Scbtlhlas gee
ihrteen. Sin W.nn wuree pbnmddttg
aus Gem Ganjiaal getrasen uno pieIe
tpnroen 5,lr Shllre binauseetporfen. @in
Wann CAB feiner Srau 9teblen fosar cine
oeree WeaulfheQe lit 6fentlidem SaaIe.
&C. &c. & cld1e Scenen itno h6hf beoall.
srlleh uno tperDen tpabriheinlih eineglufs
loiung Der Sompanie sur 6ol9e haben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-15

Sc b e nj tspoues Ger i'd, 70 lit.
B n.-slm 4ten pori9. Mcnats, Inn ets
,pa7lltr Abenos FAM Se6e Sedler,
BON stmerie 9aunfhip, Montgomery So.
pa., in oas Wirtbsbaus oes 9errn slnss
lee in Tcrrtstaun - er hattie Elm Nferb
unb Deaborn Bagen bel flb uno tpar auf
tetneT Soetmtpe9e bonn pbilaoeIpbia
Warft. .-Tah Dem 9IbenoeBen sino er sa
9ett ftaro Wor9ens firth auf besablte
feline 3ednuns, !tes einfpannen uub laa.
te er tpclle in einen ubrmader1hap ecs
|tener oerlieB oas Saus u. man bat felt,
oem nldts mebr bon tbm 9ebOrt. Dieler
Vorfal bat 9rcBes slnfieben gemadt tlme
am 24lfen Sanuar iolIte su Rorristaun
etne Berl lammlun9 9ebatten tperoen, uut
bic Sahe Su unterluden. (Trieoenst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

Y = "
From he National madagascar.


We understand that General enes Hamilton. Of
South Carolina recently appointed \ Conrui,-
sioner on the pant of the Republic Of fcNas to ne
eotlate Loan of FIVE millions oil dolIs lor thai Gov
eminent, arrived ia this e,ty on lday Last 10 make
SOM arrangements preparatory 10 Ina emhaikiug
or Europe IN the Great u fsfefa. Oh the 13lh June
Our opinion of the participation OF our citizens
with mere handful of the actual residents OF Texas
IN llle INVASION aud lorcble seizure ollhai territory
whilst Yet component part OF the Republic OF Mex
Ieo, hasheen too hequenlly expressed 10 need to be
here repeated.
seqacnt events to change that opinion, yet, now that
Texls has been recognised by our Government, aud
Is about with vast natural tesonesa Ii take her rank
an oue tho nations ut the eaIlh, are not disposed
10 withhold from her people the justice HEY may be-
entitled to- IN their onward progress moie espccial-
ly II they add another link the golden chaiu OF h-
man civilization.
We do not why General Hamilton should not
succeed IN his mission. Independently OF Texas
having public domain, comptchendlng, we ,hink,
an area OF Que hundred and fifty millions OF tho most
feiule lqnd on the face of the ea,t Will, clims,o
proPtons 10 the cultivation OF the most valuable Of
its staples, she viii have, "a likewise said during
the euilcni year revenue from her customs OF u
million OF doar and eos ON land entries 10 lie extent
oil bali a million more.
But We confess, great as these natural sources oil
cfedn may be, we place more reliance. as a guar.
anty for her obllgalous the stability her Gov
eminent aud Institutions seemingly assuming, and
ON the apparent discretion and moderation Of hcifpo
Icy.
In the first place, we know that she has sent u
Mnisefto Mexico to treat for peaee--and, IL Is said,
with evrty probability of succrss--not aono to stop
the lust Ion conquest among her people but TO make
indemnity 10 that country, that she may have better
claim 10 the region she las acquired than tho mere
tenure of tho sword.
In the next place, II is understood thai she has
sisted all ovefucs ard temptations To unite with Ell
thct pafty IN the civil wn raging IN Mexico,
whist she seems equally TO ha,ekept ,oofn the
cent W.T. between France and that country lom all
alliances that might have made her tributary to
lst.ratr European Power, ever At the prIco OF her
recognition and cnunten,ucr.
These all good omens and, nothing APP
palently can prevent Texas from becoming pros
porous aud independent nation, she will add
another enduring testuonia IL the inherent faculty
of the descendant, from European stuck tn build up,
even IN the SOLITARY recess of The wilderness, those
civil aud political structures which are calculated to
give abiding place to the empire of religion, liter
aiuTc and laws.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
TIE INSOLENCE OF OFFICE.
Ernm Mc Chnrleston Nercnru.

The following is the substance OF statement ham
died fpr publication by highly respectable Captain
engaged in the Cuba trade. All thu material facts
he assures rs would be vouehed by any fespecta-
bic American commander who hss traded al ilayan-
III during the time embraced, and If Il tenth part Of
them only true, they present case calling
mpefatiyely for the punishment oiic officer guilty
OF such oppression.
n. p Ir;st is the American consul at fIdyauna.
The brig kremIm, A. Wendell, master, sailed
from New \ oak to Mdntanzas where, finding
sale, she wentto tayanna. few days after her
ARRIVAL the mate and crow demanded their dis
charge. On the 12th OF July, 1883, the captain
received letter from the consul, demanding the
wages of the and three months extra pay, and
ordering him to appear at Tie CONSULATE. The cap
tain appeared accordingly, and demonstrated that II
was contrary to our laws 10 discharge seamen IN
foreign ports. aud that his conslgnees. Messts,
Decunck Il Spauldug, had advanced him no
MONIES, and refused To do SO, IN bottoiiiry bond.
The consul replied that lie had full discretion IN the
premises, had influence also with the Spanish
thorities and that the should 90 into tile Span
ISL couris, aud the captain into prison.
On the 25th, the captain was snmonioned To the
consulate by soldier. He appeared, and was ask
ed for his papers, which he had not with him, and
was told by the vice consul, Smith, that he might
CO. On leaving the office lie arrested by Il soldier
aud taken to prison. wheie he remained uuiI De-
cember2l, 1888. lie apple 10 ms cduslgnees by
letter, and met with insult al Then hands, some Of
his letters beng returned 10 MN lie is indebted
Tor his support IN prise n,%nd ultimately for his lib
eriy to the kindness Of Ferdinand CLARK, merchant
at layaDna aud other American citizens that port.
aud acknowledges with much gratitude the attention
he received from Captain Rabbit, Of the u. $. ship
! Boston
The consul denies having caused this nlpfson-
ment, although bis own letter to The Spanish Co
vernon requesting 1t, is on file at the Government
House. Documents 10 this effect in the hands oil
an officer OF the United States Navy.
| On the tfial of Captain w. all the allegations
against hnweie disproged and on the date last men
toned, he was released by order Of the Governor,
alter five months Imprisonment amongst lelons. Ac-
cordng 10 Spanish law lie had to wait al Havanua
eighty days longer, TO meet any fresh proof which
might transplrc against him.
Capt. Hooper, he brig Harriet, of Bo siou
having expressed has Indignation at The treatment OF
Captain W ms words were reported to tn consul,
wio.w heu the captain about cedr lis vessel re
fused HIM his Jpcrs, Iad sanmoled HIM Jttose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
Es,sOisc Sale Of the
NEEADSNsEAE4Ei NHHEAiS.

IN conformity with decree Of the Circuit Supe-
2 ror Court, held for the county of Halifax, ON
the IL til day of April, 1882 | Shall sell, on tie
premises IN the town of Meadsville, on the lst day
ofJune next, IF fair if not, the next far day) that
very desirable property belonging to the late con
cern Of James Adksson e Co., AM known as the
Meadsyille Mills.
This is one of the most eligible mill sites in the
State OF Virginia, situated At the foot OF the great
falls Of Banster. IN the heart OF country proyerbi-
ally productive of and wheat, with fall enough
and water enough for every species of manufacture
substantial and spacious buildings filled with new
and desirable machnery-al recommend it strongly
to the attention of the judicious capitalist.
On the premises, FIRST large brick fire proof Mill
HOUSE,, with two pair Of five foot Burrs, tand room
enough in the building for additional palrs) with
the most complete machinery for the man uiactuling
of flour.
Second, separate spacious MILL House., con.
tanine three pair of stones, and used as custom
MILL for grinding the wheat and corn OF the neigh
borhood.
Third, Plaster Null, separate and distinct from
the other MILLS, and in fine condition.
Fourth, Cotton Machine.
Fifth, SAW Mill.
Sixth, n Mlllers House and Office.
Attached to the premises are 80 acres OF Land,
living on both sides of the river.
is believed that no one will bid for this property
without thorough and critical examination OF II,
and such examination. is respectfully invited.
Mr. James Adklsson, living on the premises, will
show the property TO such as may call on HIM Tor
the purpose.
The sale is without reserve. The terms one,two
and three yearsbond TO bear nieres, from the date,
with personal security, and deed of trust on the
property WILLIAM II. CLARKE, Comm'r.
Mayo tile
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

Nelson {. Dawson and Dabncy Ware, Executors
Of George Mcdaniel. Sen'r., deceased, James TINS.
ley, Sen'r aud Lucy his wife, Edward and Robert
Tinsley, Executors Of David Tinslcy, deceased Am
brose Rucker, William Ware and Kosamond his
Wife, John Coleman, Sheriff OF Amherst and rs such
Administrator OF George II. BuIiord, deceased, An
detson Ware and Cynthia his wife, ohm NJ. Edwards
William Jones and Lucy ms wife, William T,ree
aud Frances his wife, AIexandeJ Tmsley, Anderson
Insey, Thomas Clement and Rose his wife, Mer-
ri NJ. White and Judy hswlie john Malone and
Lucinda his wife, Watt Bailey and Dolly his wife,
Robert Tlnsley, Administrator Of George NJ Tins
ley, deceased, Mildred Finslry, Administrators, aud
Joseph Tinsley Administrator Eanster Tmsley,
deceased Benjamin Novel;, Executor of Spencer
Norvel, deceased, Nelson Dawson, late Sher-
If of Amherst and as such Administrator of John
Ware, deceased, Thomas n Eubank. Adminlstra-
TOR Of Hill Carter deceased, Nelson c. Dawson, Ad.
mnistrator de bons non with the will annexed OF
George Nc Daniel, deceased and John McDaniel,
Defendants,
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.Fgseg sspCgir.pfy.
Fancy Goods.

FENIlE Ladies will find At Hunt & Martins fine
H. assortment OF FANCY GOODS, viz
Figured and plain black and coored Silks,
Splendid figured and plain white aud colored Satins
Bonnet Silks. Sains aud black Mode,
Zephyr Thuir,new aud beautiful for Parry Dresses,
Black aud white Laccs, for Wells, new STYLE,
do Blond Lace,
Dress iIandkerchels and Scais,
Heavy black India Satin,
Bonneis, Bonnet Rihbands, Wreahs and Flowers,
CbaIlys, Chally de Sole, Printed Lawns and Jaco-
nets,
Plain embroidered and open work Silk Gloves and
Hosiery,
Renting and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Fans, assorted. some very fine.
HUNT * MARTIN.
May .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
$50 REV AIRED.

, ANYWAY from the subscriber in the county
n u of Beinrd, on the night of the 18th instant. Il
negro man named n T. ID, about Twenty Eight
years old rather tawny colour, with two Of his front
teeth out oil The upper Jaw spare made with daring
appearance, short spoken with rather loud voice,
took with him grey mixed Jeans coat, and two PAIR
pants of jeans, deep Blue, the other of dark
colour. will pay the above reward Of Twenty dol
lars for his apprehension, and securing him in Jail,
If taken out of the county, or Ten dollars if taken
and delivered to me in the county.
IL WILLIAM HAWKINS.
h 20 wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
Iron FOUNDRY.

w McCLANAIIAN & McNAMEE would
w respectfully make known 10 the public that
they have comm enced the above business in Lynch
burg, in the Old Theatre, on the 2nd street. above
Main street Machinery and Mill Clearing of every
est manner and at the shortest notice. Pos, Ovens
Biscuit Bakers, Ske,s and LIDS Of all sizes, Andi-
rons, Stoves, Wagon Boxes, Gudeeons &c
Mould Boards, Of Tic Mccormick patterns and 9th
ers, 10 different sizes Bills VIII lie filed if 'r,quir-
ed, with any all Of the above named articles, from
The smallest TO the largest sizes. We will also keep
them constantly on hand, for sale, by the ton or by
tie piece. We will give liberal prices in Castings
for all the old Iron that may be brought the place
If it Is no, too thick 10 be broken into small pieces
May 90 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

Mr.. .yOEsy EeAUGEuEiLTY;

rE1AkE NOTICE, that | shall proceed on Mon
4 day the 2ith June next, at the County Court
Clerks Office of Bedford county, take the depos-
tons of sundry persons, TO be read evidence in
suit now depending III said court. wherein | am
plaintiff, yourself and others defendants.
JOHN G.. NOEL.
May 80 wiw
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SPANISH Court ior the words spoken Tile case vas
usmssed hut II cost Captain II. ten days detention,
'oa one hundred dollars expenses Of Court.
Ihe following Il tho report Of the consuls conduct
'o1 me else oi tho mnnoets of tbs brig PEARL Cap
t,'n to1ne, and tle ship William Engs, Captain
vaughan. Tho officers had been shanefully nal
treated aud tler lives threatened By the crews. Tho
consul head respectfully tho statements of the sail
o'S mt when the oiiices appeared to lodge their
complaint, they we're refused heating and ordereL
OUT OF tho office, with coulumcly aud threats. For
the hfsi tine the ere put into Spanish Courts
ny Tue consul, with the avowcd purpose OF bring
ing the captains into trouble Tho nal resulted In
the condemnation Of tho crews, who we're condemn
ed some 10 / aud aGmc to Years laid labor in
chanF breaking stones. The consul has since sent
such casrs hume lor adudlcation.s
Another instance OF his abusO of lis trust il tho
case OF Captain Howell, of the brig Antelope. OF
'hladrlpha. lhls big sailed from Mobile 10 lIa-
'auna with ablaek crew, Who on her arrival ver,
seized aud imprisoned, according to the law TIL,
r't" complained 10 tho captain that they we're NAL
H''lrd eahd starved and solicited release. lle
consulted will Ina eousguccs, aud the bonds secu,-
,hF ne remainder OF the crew on shipboafd, without
landing "llln IN paf, wcre given, and to crew re.
turned to iheif molk on boatl bat ON leaving rort
the vessel MS stopped by order Of the consul tho
Gre" taken on aodlfInslrncd to vessel bound
To Nantheket-'fhe cousguees and captain protes.
tea aud sued the consul for damages aud detention
-- he consul besides had Captain Howell removed
II.
ms action mas ionnded complaint ftom III.
bAck crew, that their pl0ysious we've bad. Thu
case IS Vel pending.
About Two months ago Capt. Howell arrived in
'lHFiha IN a SEA lritefcd vcssrl. The consul an
p'cd To the captain OF the L. $. ship Ontario. Ia
take possession Of Captain How ellis vessel which
was accordingly carried under the Dniario's guns
me Spanish Gnftlhor required an explanation uf
su'h an act III the port of lavanna aud was ap,fiss
cd ui tue consnfs ener, whctcupon he wrote to the
consul and had the vessel restored TO Ia, tipbtlul
commander. aud relieved lrom durance. The con-
sui then applied to the captain Of the port and pro4
cured lie detention Of the vessel aud the imDriaor-
"e"' OF Howell and his crew. The vessels papers
"tre iotwardedto Washington, aud in two month,
ny order Of the Secretary Of State Howell and crew
were released and tho vessel devefed.-Another
sun Is III THIS ense brought against the consu for de-
'enuon aud ialse Imprisonment, which il pending.
S"me olhef cases OF oppression given but tia
above are enough cnlitle the consul 10 the mar.
ocular attention oi gg.einmeut
ne Ameneans IA Havana complain that they
a,e unprotected and we have no doubt thai the com
plants which have been forwarded TO Washington.
wll receive proper attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

1liE Elk Creek Iron Manufacturing Company,
Il wish to have cut Immediately, 1000 cords Of
wood, near THEN furnace in the county of Nelson,
and are prepared o pay lorthis work liberal prices.
Apply TO VIM. Ridgeway, Esq, at the Furnace, or
TO the undersigned. GEO. NJ. PAYNE,
Tres'r L. G. |. NJ. Co.
Mayo w4w.