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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

NIkGlSIAi At Rules held IN the Clerks Onhc. ~
tue CtIcui superior Court OF Law aud Chancrry for
the County OF HenTico ami City Of Richmond on the
ChanceIy side, the first ay OF November lSI the Pre-
sucti' DIRECTORS aud COMPANY Of the Bank Virginia
Thomas Tyre, Isabella hrth, Alexander brown John
Purcell adm'nr OF Rowland Key nolds. Joseph
BenJ'min BELT, and Iouin Eleti executor of ITTcn
doing business undcrthe style Off Knapp S Co lanes
cushing and Gushing, doing business under the style
OF Gushing a Brother, Armstrong and George n
Berry doing business under the style 81 Armstrong a
Berry, PaSket and john Cuge ,Ininc business under
The style OF Paskei Cuse, Charles Masarge and w n
MagaTEe doing business under the style of a W ~ Ma
gaTge, = keTsInsn and Kersman doing business
u ~ me sSie OF hcrsnah Brother, Ward Henry
w sil aud Ward, doing business under the siyr Of
Ward, sl Ward, '. spies and John spies doing bu.
Sincss under the hru Of " spies Co. John Firth on
Hall, doing cuisines 5 under the firm Of Fuh A Hail
Stanford and James SwOrds doing un der The
hrm Of swords stanford a. Co. jonathan SEYMOUR ana ID
seymour doing husIn, under the style Jonathan
mour son, Thomas Desyer, James Thomas and Josenh
boIn partners doing business under the style of De.
silver, Thomas n Co, Joseph 4 IIiborn Cowpeub.
wait, and Joseph Thomas partners doing business nde,
the style OF Thomas, CowpeTthWait& Co, Turner and
Whcclwrlght partners doing business under Inc
style oi Turner Whec':igh William Jac kson. John
Rowlctf. and other defendants.
Tie defendants above named having entered their
appearance and gwen security according To the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules q" this Cour, appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that hey Inhabitants OF This
Commonwealth IS ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here the h day the January Term ami
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; ani that copy this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some published in
the City OF Richmond, for two months cssfvely and
POSED At the front door OF the Capitol IN said CITY
-, ACopy. Teae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

nEAENEss CUHED.-SCAKPAIs con-
- POUND X a. EOSOTE ACOUSTIC on
le cure OF Deafness pains in the ears also all hos.
sasecahlc noises like tho buzzng Of insects falling Of
wafer MhLZng OF steam, ETC. which are syuptotn NJ
approaching deafness and also, generally attendant win
INC disease. The uneIampled thar has oIowcd
the use OF this medicine astonishing il Is the on
y preparation in which any confidence is now pIa ca fr
commend its application. 's'' ~
further supply just received and for sale by
no 10 LNELL, JOHNSTON a. LYFIJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

LhNDoChfE HARDENING.
TREATISE on tho Theory and Practice Of LANDER ape
n Gardening, adapted n North Amctica, with view 10
improve ment 4 country residences, comprising HstOr
cal Notices sud general principle n the ART directions for
laying out Grounds and arauginE Plantations the descrp
lion and cultivation OF Hardy Trees, Decorative Accom-.
pannents 70 The House and Grounds, the formation Of
pieces Of Arihoia Water, Flower Gardens etc with re-
marks 90 Rural Architecture, Illustrated by onsravinea
by A J. Downng one volume octave Receivedby
De- SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

Vlk6lNlh-Ai Rules, held In the Clerks Office Of the
superior Court of Laws aud Chanccry for the County
OF Henico and City OF Richmond the Chance Ty sJe
me LIST day OF November, lS4l:-Wm. q Smith, WIN NJ
Settle aud sally Maria his wife, George Godn and
net VILE George Smith, Eliza smith, aud nm
blrcheit and Susan X. his wife, PLAINTIFF against Vim
browne admir- with the Will anne OF WIN Gcddy,
aud other deits. ~
The defendant above named having entered his an.
pearhnee and gwen security according the OF
bly, and the rules of this court and appearing 10y sas
factory evidence, that he Is nhabanI
monwealth II IN ordered that the said defendant an.
pear here on the nun day Of the January term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs ami thar copy this
der be forthwith inserted newspaper in
the City OF Richmond, for months Euccessively and
posted a The front door of the Capitol In the said city
no dw9w WIN. G.. SANDS elk.
IN Northumberland County Couu, 18th October ISL
Il spencer Thomas complainant; against John, Nancy
and Crazy James Betsy. sally JOsby Francis Maria and
Judith Thomas, Hiram, Charlotte. Suckcy, MargaTeit.
William, James aud Waller Wood, Hillary spII,Ie Mary
sally, Mary Ann aud MEMOIRS, Sophia, Joseph and Polly
Thomas defs In e ancsTy.
his day came the complainant by his Attorney and IL
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that the
dans Nancy, James. Betsy, sally Josiby and Francis
Thomas Hiram Wood, Mary Ann and MEMOIRS Thomas,
are not Inhabitants Cf this Commonwealth On the motion
of the PLAINTIFF u Is ordered, That the said dcfendc MIS-
appear here on the % Monday IN January
The bill Of the plainn; aud that copy Of this order he
ioHwith nser ed for two months cssiyely In the
Richmond Nhg and another copy thereof posed at the
font door Of the Court House Of Ills County.
Copy. Testc.
no lO-w9w N. b. CRALLE G. e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
WAIPOLE,s LETTERS &C.

"Abfobb'S LETTERS, &c.
/ w. RhNDOLFH q co. have received Horace Wal.
poles Letters, vols yo including hume Tons lei.
leTs nOw fret published
Family Records, or the I've Sisters, 10y Lady Bury
~ Nos Bsrnaby Rufge, by Boz
The widow directed tU the Widows God by James
Partisan Lnguisf, easy method Of acquiring per.
ecpronunciaon Of the French Language without a as.
ter. by American resident in Paris
Boswell's Poultry Yard
SduaT RcsauuR, new edition
Colerdge's Confessions Of an Cnquring spirit
stanley Thorn with illustrations, by Henry Cockion,
author Of Valentine NOH
New Edition Pills Medical Formulary
Taiesand Fouycnifs Of rcfiience 10 Europe, by Mrs
Hves.
brandy and salt remedy for disease 3 3 supply
Nepcau On the Breast, iallemOnI Involuntary Sc.
tnns Discharges, Billet and Barthczon, the Pneumo.
Ia u Children
Treatise on the Eye, Containing discoveries Of the
ne rein1, with remlrks the nEc ~ Medicines sub
siiiutrs for speciaclcs, by W Clay Wallace, OcuIist
Southern Reader, part lH sud2d
All ne Eugbsh and American annuas have arrived and
for sale by ldeGl w RANDOLPH a co.
SUPERIOR RETAILING SHOES ron
LADIES HaHdsgU1s aud E'aslioHaJis
THE Ladies respectfully Informed thit our assort-
Il mentof shoes and Slippers. which We have had made
Tor our retail sales, very good all having been made by
very bes Msnuiaciurcr and VIC arc determined 10 sell
them aitbe lowest market prices We -Tr them tue fo
IaIicT superior Ganer Boots
DO DO SIX BusEns
DO do Furrei shoes
DO DO seaskn, Morocco and KID Buskns
DO 10 DO do DO Lace Walking
DO 10 do Strap Walking Shoes
DO d. French Morocco and Xiii slippers
DO % White Kid DO
DO do do satin do
D. DO Cum Elastic Shoes, fur bound
D. BURLINGTON Co.
dec M,nson-Houso.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

BOOTs, BHOGANs AND SHOES,
In Store and on the way.
WE have In store recently received. and now on tho
w way, from Boston, winch we will sell rhcpp by the
case othcrvisc--
Gentemcn's primc scalshin psrgcd Boots, Ms3
DO DO Cslfkin do do IS
Mems prime thick pcE'd BrcganA
d. low priced do do
DO prime thick scwed DO
DO low price 80 10
d. prime lined aud bound KIP pca'd do
DO low price do do %
Boys fhick pcrfcd Bfogans-e good
Women's prime Leather FcwCd wetf-6ioe
do do 10 do 9tog
Ia,liosi 6ne Lcathet spring heel shoes
ALSO,
Boys 6no Cafskin and Kip Dfogaus, very good
Merchants and purchasers generally, invited 10 Saf
tnd see Ne. H. BURLINGTON a CO,
de Mansion House.
Nv % nuadisd Esls NlS Jusl Iecered snd ior ssIs
II low cash. WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
dee 8do1ra below the nsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

.yATBR PROOF BOOTS,
Manufactured by J. Miles h Son.
rTNHEEE Hundred pair n y Miles a SONS sunsrIor
u Water Proof Boots both plain and nailed bottoms ms
nocfured expressly for the subscriber and r sac ver
lou. SAMUEL PUTNEY,
40 Opposite The Ruins EaRlc Hotel
CsU@AH-s boIss Single Loaf sugar landing snd f,t
- ale. deg DAVENPORT = ALLEN.
FOR THE LADIES.
III IDTEsi Pine Dress Walking Shoes, manufactured by
Hi w McCurdy. Of Philadelphia, consisting Of the
f1I>4@lnf desc options
49, bcsuufn French Mo Buskns
~ fno Lace Waking shoes
4. M thick solo Kid and Mo slippers
~ 0ne silk Qmted shoes
b. Pur Walking shoes
: ~, foer seal narrow strap waking Shoes
B. supenor Gaiter Boots
80 40 INN sole Nissss hne dress Waking Shoes
~ 90 Lace strap Bootees
rhf,.lfer's Shoes, al shapes end qualities
Ins Over ehscs Of superior 9ssny, End VII es 'of
80 Opposite the Ruins Eagle Hetel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

| JAYSE'S vermfuge, Hair Tonic and Carmintiye Raj
sam. A full supply rec ivod and fpI sale
| LYELL JOHNSTOS & LYELL
| de 10 Agents for the Projectors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

DR. JAYNE's ENPECTORANT-Ihis inyaluabl. Me-
- dcine Is daily eecrrg OF the astonishing
aud wonderful cures that have been known All who
have used for Asthma Coughs, Splitting Of Blood Hoop
ing Cough Group or Hives. Consumption. Chronic Plcuf
sy ioarseness Pam and Soreness Of the Breast
OF hrealins and every oger disease the LUNGS and
BKEAsI, can ami do Arrest TO its usefulness BRONCHI
- disease winch Is Annually sweeping thousands npon
premature grave under the name
OF CONSUMPTION, Is always cured by il. The usual
symptoms OF this disease Cough Soreness
OF TIE Lungs or Th.= Hoarseness, Difficulty OF breath
ing Asthma Hecue Fever. splitting up Of phegm maj
ter and sometimes blood II an inflammation OF Tho ioc
skin which lines the inside of the wind tubes
vessels which through every part Of the Iung
rms etpecioTani Immediately supprcsscs Cough Pain
Inflammation Fever, and difficulty Breathing and pro.
luces free and easy EKpecOra m and cure is soon CT
fecied ' ~
IL always cures hsTIMA-two three laTg doses will
cure the GROUP HIVES Of Children, in from f6ecn
minutes TO an hours time I, Immediately sutdues the
violence OF HOPPING COUGH, and effects a speedy cure
HundI eds who have been their "a
perfect health byt.
JAYSE'S yermifuge Hair Tonic and Carminitivo Raj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

IN No,aSsy County Coart. An No,smh.. isii,-a,.h.
arr rNarrhA and "a adtnce hls wife orm.il, n, :
@ win MARSHALL and iueins Tie vile, Formerly O,sfou,
PHI eseinsi John uvouru, ea'or Of EIir.l IN ,reron
an "a ZONES and salJ es WIS, and Mary Jsnnlnxe
The deienanis, Richard lone. AMI sail, MI. viii. .ns
ay Jennings not having catered their Appearance AMI
trn security according TO act of assemLls and an. rnIe.
~ ln- '"nr', aud appearing by saiit fcioTy ,ysrr.
tna thcJ are uoi inhabitants ofths country:
,e salL defendants. 10 appear here on the st ,ay
~ term and the hin of,he nlsln
"s, Au tai copy Of this order be forthwith Ins.Yel
"a tohs newspaper published in the city nf or
oNn " Ieictsp"tx, for two months sueressy,Iy AMI
P'et"' al inc 'front.' door 81 the Cont House I'm. rn,v
-. hCoPy. Teste, ''
- uNyS y. FITZGERALD, O. q.
NiHGtNlh;-h rourt OF Appeals. held M Nh. g..
poi io the CITY OF Richmond on Ft',, p.ah., c-,.s
lsii'- ihones w. Terrell in his risbI ana m. ..
,homasu Itrr,ll aud WIN AImrteal, Ex'oIs ac Wir,sa
hhr'eai decd, spperis; against Caiharins n,n,,a.a
IN hcf own rshi AMI a. E,'k OF WIN q vLi.I ,I.sS -
Sohn hvene appHlces, Ipon Appeal ~ On, N &c.,
pronounced by the Circuit superior Count of I'm. 49,,
County, andthe Guy II Wi sDsburs. ~ ~"
The Wits oi surerscicas heretofore aw,r,.i In ht.
cause i being returned executed on the appeilee i.h
hoanc aud appearing 20 the or m. In,,
mai he h not az inhaht ,nt nj thi nhhs
o,nn Of ne appellants by their counsel: II h. ordered
.i the said appellee 40 appear her. on IA. L., Mon.s A.
me decree Aforesaid ncd aud that a cnpy Of is o.
Lc' be forthwith inscuel In scme n.wspspef p,ini.d T.
VIC ny o' hehnoni and continued for two months s,n
sv"y AMI also that anothcr copy thereof a, nos,. ~
inc iTuht door OF the Capitol In the saii Civ ' -
Copy. TCs.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
6 JAMES ID. CMRIsTIAN.

EINE wOOL-DSED BLACN CLOTn 4
sale by WADSwORTH, TURNER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
NEW PIjHI,ICATIONs

RUCKWUEAT-As msIl qusnHty In 4. 4. and bbls
ds3 wMHAPRJsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
RICHMOND TIN, sHEET IRON ~ STOVE
MANDATORY.

- LII ~%aaisssA
~
THE subscriber ewing and keeps constantly onhand
HPlan and Japan Tin Ware Of every description. .
Also agreat variety Stoves designed burning either
wood orc oal.
stove Pipes and every Other article in his line made to
Sc 90 TITUS c RICE.
ALTIMOHE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN I. DONALDSON, President
THIS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES fot one
Il years, for Lie at the following rates for
very hundred dollars:
Ass. One XIX e5 SErsT ysar'' t ,aSi
% lh3 276
lqI L96 3T5
AS 49l 100
GRANTS ASNUITlES-Rates for hundred dollars:
6 i2a Per Annum.
20 lAl9N
BUYS ANNUITIES;
SELLS ESUowMENTs FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPOSITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS in winch life the interest Of
ney is involved
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter, (pos
pAd) 10 the subscriber Agent for the Company Rich
nond, who will furnish all information
this Institution oilers for providing against those changes
which all subject from the anty life and the
precarOusness Of business. BY the payment Of a small
sum, which most men can spare, comfortable support
may, by this means, be secured 10 Their families
ie2l ". BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

BLANK ETs, KERsEYs AND NEGRO
CLOTHING.
NEGRO Blankets, from g. ola 7s6d
~ Plaid InFoYs, horn H. anil upwards
hCr Glasgow Jeans, nc and DO. AZ
Is CUNNINGUAM's
Dc New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
GBNTBEmEN's GOODS
VI super black, blue, invisible green, brown and other
super black, highland plaid ana fancy London ,sss-
meres
Pain and Cd satin vcsungs
Rob cutvelvct DO
Wool velvet aud msrIno Do
Mcrino, shaker nett, shaker flannel
P0dsmOuth cold AMI COLA aud sik shirts
Heavy ipswick, merino and silk drawers
Molaif, silk and sltin scsrfs andcTavais
Bonbazne "a n and ftrcy stocks
Linen collars and bOs1mg
Buckskiu, KID, nlk aud mefino gloves crest varsity
Silk. cotton and wOIsfcd hose and half lido
Cambria aod SILK psckct hdkiE etc. ete. be hal
cheapM
noI2 LATHROP SvANDEURsENs
Owe hundred and City uersos Thomaslon Lime reeeiv.
~ log and for sale by
Dec woRTnAM, SeGRUDER q co.
BACON BACONll
FIVE thousand lbs Mt'ding Bacon
Il sou DO Shoulder do, landing this msIainf
per schT Olympus, for sale low.
desS WILLIAMS HAxALL-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

THE HEnKMER BANK ROBBERY. Arrest OF the
driver The Evening Journal states that Green, the
indy dual who drove the conyeyan which the rob
bers hired of Mr.. Jewell on Sunday, was found by
this gentlemen Saratoga, on his return to Albany
When INTERCEPTED about the amount Of money he
had received from them, he denied having obtained
any more thon the agreed on for the hire of the
vehicle On being informed what the consequences
would be unless he acknowledged what amount OF
money he had received from them, and all ne knew OF
The affair he confessed they had given him Sl59 to
Mr.. Jewell, in of the horses was IN
jured and $500 as present for himself which he de-
hyered into the possession of Mr. Jewell, who placed
it in the hands Of Watt Sherman, Esq., with
all the money he obtained from the driver. Green
was committed for further examination.
The Argus states that all the money was recovered
except 1921 40.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

THg STEAMSHIPS. Bunxer-Hill Aurora
has the following items:
Ner Arrangement for Uinter.-Some new
arrangements are 10 be made in the running OF
the ROYAL Mail Steamships between Liverpool
and Boston, for the approaching winter season.
Last year, the ships only made one passage
each way in the months of November, Decem-
Der. January and February. The arrangement
for the coming season, we understand, VIII be
as follows, yz
One ship only will leave Boston in the months
of January, February, March and April.
One ship only will leave England during the
months Of December, January, February and
March.
Weekly Line-We hear from England that
the proprletors OF the steam packets have enter
ed into a new contract with the Admiralty, by
which the Royal Mail is to leave England and
the United States once reek, or four times a
month for the additional compensation (as re-
ported) Of eighty thousand pounds per annum
We are not informed when this new arrange
ment will commence, but probably in May next,
as two ships for this line have been some time
III progress.
Price Raised-We ale authorized to say
that the price of passage from this port Cor
from Halifax TO Liverpool, in the Royal Mail
steam rackets, will hereafter be one hundred and
ftty dollars, or $50 English.
West India Steamships. learn by the
contract of the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company with the Admiralty, that they are
10 furnish not less than fourteen steam vessels,
OF not less than four hundred horse power, and
four smaller vessels, of not less than one hun
dred tons burthen
The fourteen ships have been built, or are
nearly so, in England and Scotland, seven in
each They will average about fourteen hun
dred tons burthen, and are of about four hundred
and fifty horse power The following is list
OF them, as nearly complete as we are at pre-
sent able TO make IL
Steamships Forth, Capt Feyrer, R. NJ
Tweed, Capt. Franklin, X. n; Trent, Capt
E. c. Miller, r. n; Clyde, Capt. r. Ewing
Medina, Avon, Thames, Dee, Tyne, Shannon
Derwent, Midway.
The Forth is to be the first ship, and will
leave England on the lst of October. She is
said 10 be very fine ship by those who have
been on board OF her. The cabins are all single
having only one berth in each. The dining sa-
loon is below the deck. In these respects the
ships are all alike, and they are all built with
round sterns The Medina was built in the
Isle Of Wight, and arrived al Liverpool I'd inst,
two DAYS before the Caledonia left. The ships
II will be observed, are all named after the riv-
ers of Great Britain.
British Queen.-We learn that the steamship
British Qneen, which has recently been pur-
chased by the Belgian Government, was lying
al the Sloyne below Liverpool, when the Gale
donna left, under Dutch colors. She was near
" ready for sea, and was intended 10 run be
tween Belgium and New York, commanded BY
+. Captain kean.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
Highly Important from Yucatdn and Merico
Another Rerolution in The latter Country

Highly Important from Yueatdn and lIerieO-
Another Reroiution in the latter Country.
Late last evening we receiv ed some highly important
intelligence from Yucatan and Mexico. That from
Mexico is down to the 9th ut, and from fucatan TO
the lst inst
Another revolution has broken out in Mexico, and
Santa Anna is again IN the ascendant.
On the 18th ult., Guadaaxara in Mexico, under
the command of General Paredes proclaimed for the
abolition of the Is per cent. duty, which had been re-
Gently levied by government, and in favor OF Con-
gress he elected by the people This created great
deal of excitement.
Mexico is destined TO become republic like Yu-
catan.
The news of this outbreak reached Vera Cruz
on the oath ult, and Santa Anna Immediately pro-
claimed in favor of the same measures. lie de-
| spatched troops the 25h to occupy the principal
castles and between Vera Cruz and the city OF
Mexico.
On the 26lh Vera Cruz also declared fo the revo-
luton and then the train almost complete for the
overthrow Of the Central Government. Tn the same
afternoon Santa Anna, who had about 1000 troops
under lis command, sent off sufficient number 10
take possession of Perote, castle which commands
the communication between the city OF Mexico and
! Vera Cruz They reached there on the 2Ith, Just
| as the English mail was leaving, and it is by this
| means that we have received the news. As
the General of Puebla heard of wha, had happened
he despatched three hundred horse to the assists
OF Peroe but Santa Anna had possession thereof
before these troops arrived within six leagues of the
place
Thus much for the revolution in Mexico. II
appears that that country has its hands full OF
war.
on the LIST inst, The Congress of Yucatan met, and
no doubt declared that province entirely free, indie
1 pendent, and a distinct country from Mexico as all
the members OF the Congress elected, belong TO the
party of separation.
Colonel Puraza was sent by the Yucatan govern
ment the 2sth ut commissioner to Texas, re-
| LATHE to the mutual defence of the two republics
against the fleet which Mexico is preparing for
the blockade of lhsir coasts OF this fleet two iron
steamers building in England to be ready next
January, and two schooner- at Brown & Bells yard,
in this city, to be ready in sixty days And that go
vernment recently purchased fine Spanish brig at
! Vera Cruz which is ready for service How
long will this fleet in the hands Of the Mex
cans IN " Herald.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
THE BORDER.

Il will be by the following correspondence OF
the Boston Mail that great excitement prevails along
The Vermont border, and that a sfCol Grogan
is contemplated
SwAsroS FAILS, (vt) Sept. %
Great Excitement on fhs Northern Frontier in eonss-
slenee n The abduction Of Col Gcogaa.Pub
Meeting and Retaiiatory Measures.
have Jus, returned from boat excursion TO the
Isle la Mote, and find that the excitement among
the people of Grand Isle county in consequence of the
recent abduction of Col Grogan from Alburgh, is Of
the most intense description. Public meetings have
been held at ST. Adams, Alburgh and several other
places al which strong resolutions were PASSED with
great unanimiy censuring the act referred TO, and
pledging the members TO be ready at moments
warning 10 epe any farther incursions OF the British
Tories.
The feeling in this section Of the country against
her Majesiy's Government in Canada IS very strong,
and has been kept alive for the last few years by the
patriot movements and the outrages which have been
committed from time and this last outrage Is more
than they seem willingly To withstand. There are a
great many private repositories Of arms and ammu-
milton in this section, and have no doubt that an
srmy oil five thousand volunteers for the invasion
of Canada could be raised in a fortnight, if il was
though, the General and State Governments would
not interfere.
II is said that papers have been circulated among
those known be opposed the British Government
in Canada pedgng them To some hostile movement or
other; and | have no doubt that of Col Gro
gan contemplated though It may not be carried out
We have as good a right to march to Montreal as
the British torres had 10 march to Alburgh
/ think you will hear of some desperate movement
in this quarter shortly. The old sloop Cleaner re-
Gently lett ST. Adams in the night for North Hero or
the Vineya and is whispered that she was loaded
with arms &c. society, the object OF which
is supposed 10 be another attempt at revolution IN
Canada has existed for time all along the from
tier from the "Indian Stream" in New Hampshire to
Detroit, and unless State and National Govern
take strong curb the facous spirit,
the most fearful consequence may ensue.
will keep you informed OF any movements in the
quarter Meantime, let US all hope for peace and
quiet.
Yours, &c. II. /.