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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

E!.3s'J4sD -, 4 -. al.hiaaits.
1 oGATED in the village Of Liberty, Bcdfp,d
u county, Va. situated 81 To have stage con,
hnnlcallon three tlnrs wcrk with Lyn.hburr,
Salem, fincas le, &c.
The situation is elevated aud healthy, command.
ing an extensive prospect al highly cultivated
county; the buildings. primarily planned lof the ex.
nitss USE "t nuug l.a@Ics' Boarding School, are
no" undergoing thorough ,tpa,r, and such alter
ali"ns as may tend To promote the comfort OF the
pupils.
he scholastic wear consists Of 10 months IA
weeks ifrm september the ls untll July the lst.
ne tnhiSs 81 Sttuctou tmptises all lac branch
es ct Thorough Erehsh education. religious, n. or
al, and scientific. Ihe French aud German I.an=
guaGes,as also Ornamental Needle Work tnupln
without tNtla change lnt ellhet; the Ancient lan-
eoagcs will also be taught II desired, u, the usual
charges.
Classification is regulated by the Proficiency oil
the pupil III the lundameulal branches oi an bug
h>h education. Should the Application and pro.
efess ii pupl cntrle her 10 be promoted 10 high.
et class DUNG session, the charges Tor tuition
VIII tcmhn the same unlIl the cnd oi the current
session oi five months
The services 81 u skllitul Music teacher, NJ well
as those 81 an Eng sh Assistant, arc secured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

On honest Not,htrn .Sa,tor "A slave named Lew
Is, belonging 10 Mr. Nm. Bernatd Of Portsmouth,
Va. was enliced away hy the cook oihe big Mentor
of Boston, Capt. Trtethen, on the 9th ult. and '
hlm seere'ed 90 board Of hat ship. Tie slave was
not discovered by he Captain urlI the seventh day
after he bad saied from port, when he promptly
lacked ship and stood 10, The Capes Of Virginia, for
the purpose OF delivering the llguive his master;
but falling in with plot-toa If the Capes. the
Slave was transferred to The boat the captain OF
which was literally paid by Capt, Traiehen for his
safe delivery to hls owner. The Nonolk Beacon.
from winch learn these facts says the captain OF
the Mentor has behaved like an honest man aud Il
rue saio in his matter, aud has gwen none cvl-
dence olpalrotsn than many pollt claus aud minis
ters Of his State.
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l.. THOMAS.
IsStStaHi tdy GcmrGi,
TENNESSEE ELECTloN-Wc hive hca,d

TENNESSEE ELECTlON.-W have heard
from OIL, one county tWashneton,) in " hlch the
vote Tor Governor Is rs follows: For Polk l.ocu)
ll2l, jones Whg) 500. Last fall, Van Buren, re
ceived 1883, and Harrison s93-showing an rucrcas
I'd Loo" Foco vote Of 81 aud decrease Of % IN he
Wing POLL. Fer state Legislature, the dlsparu,
IN the vole Is less. For Senator. BL a. received
lo3o, and Enbiee lW) $40 votes. mining about
equal falling III IN both polls nee last hl'; aud
FOR Representatives the voIe stands, lor Mllhgau.
lo50, Tor Campbell lo77, for Temple 500, lor Tel
fond 800-lhe t"o lotmer Loeos, the Two after
Why's.
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LAND lEufs SALE.

I OFFER for sale, Que or the ohcr, or both Of Two
L Tracts OF Land lying ~ Nelson County, ON
the waters OF Rockers Run. One con,anng three
hundred add SKY. and the other four hundred and
thiriv acics. These tracts of land are within one
mile 81 each other within hule more than a mile
OF the Courthouse oi the county, aud within about
ten mites oflhe James River Canal. They are both
III good heart aud m ppid STATE of improvement
and capable OF making FIST rate farms. The water
IL fine and the county remarkably healthy.
TEnMs-One, two aud three years, 10 equal in
stalments secured by negpa bic noes. with approved
enjorsers. J. GARLAND
=. s. If the above lands are not sold ut private
SALE leiore. they will be offered al public auction
the fourth Monday in September next, be-
fore the trout door Of Nelson Courthouse. that be-
ing Court day. J. GARLAND.
July Idslf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

o. Oar crd OF the Abingdon Nngiulan doe :
the ci1zeos Of Lsnchbufs great mi lstioe IN III. re-
marks upon the man jtSio Of the "ExecuIlve Corr
milree" Of Buchanan. Our citizens 80 far from
maniesllug any undue anxiely about the point Of
termination of the SuuhN cstefn Road, as charged.
have made ctlolt whatever upon HE sub lctt-uav
Hty hare not eren oppressed opinion unless in
deed lhry did IN the Resolutions adopted their
public meeting; which ccnsion, however, lhcy
borrowed the very language II the abingdon pro
cefdIngs We have urged rp1n all parties the
ptppnety oi keeping the terminus open question,
until At least there shall be necessity for It's aglta
uon-"lnch, perhaps, may never be The case. But
MOI with our buchanan friends. Ever on the gqi
rjre, lheir jealousy aroused by lutte paragraph
having no more reference 10 the Read, IN truth
de sign, tl4an to the Man Ia the Moon, aud they
torhwllh took the field as if the fate oil lhelr eleai
Comaccai Emporium depended uponther prompt
and active efforts 10 rePel rs supposed purpose.
They may deserve the oensure Of the Alum don
Nn2inian, bul surely we do not, who have thas f,r
remained entirely passive.
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We chcciinlly give the following commune alton
rlite, aud lie n#otc 80, because We believe that
tins watering place has tot been dulv appreciated,
nrlthrf is req fs tie character OF the WATERS nor
y e ~ ellcu amer in which 1t SNOW Kept by the
present worth, morelot. La. Gos
nInHTLL's SPRINGS, July -, 1871.
MI Enron; HAVING bad CASTOR VISIT the
Sptngs ior N, health, ! am constrained 10 ask u
place youI paper call the atteulluu II the pab.
hc, aud my inehds a the valley, 10 tins place. |
have sitUug reasons Ion regarding the medicinal
properties al his water as invaluable, and believe II
has mol lit he1Io been properly appreciated.
The polle aud un"cailtd nucullou d lts worthy
ptopreior, addcd 10 The SYM alheuc kindness II
Mis-. DbIcll 10 iu,alds, mcit the CO. hd"rre al
the public, aud the personal esteem Of individuals.
rs u place OF pleasure, none can cXcul II. The
best mouhia1n meats, with ptoiuson OF good
vegetables prcptr d IN the lruc old u2inia style
music that makes Tie old feel young, aud the md
die aged gay, all Systematically arranged, and the
best order pftva Ing every department, npke II
very desirable place Tor the cplcure, the man OF
pleasure aud the Invalid; and all furnished rc,y
moderate tennis. NlSllEk.
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""d 'b'I"N nd 'hegr.aos,pncnI u lie Iapu IS IA.
common, neat ndtas,eCol.
Ihe "osiefd Mercury Is the tile Of another
his r'reE The public OF winch has ht en- re-
Gently commenced At the county scat Of Granville
county Nc. 1t Is published by d.. w. T. Wtieh,
aud edi'cd bs {. Il. Wiley, E.q whose WHY educ.
1"Is amply Josnl, tie complimentary notices If his
iucHls.
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Administrator Notice.

4 LII PERSONS mIcbed 10 the estate Of VIM.
~ l.. Lancaster. deed, ARE cfcby noiii,d that
unless they make speedy payment, the law will be
enforced against them ind,scriminately- and all
these having claims against said will please
report them To the undersigned, that provision may
La To report their Jebis, may lasc their prinriy
OF claim. rs II i NY purpose to coscmy adminisia-
ton / the most speedy manner.
II. DUNNINGTON. Serg't c. l..
And admr de blnls non OF Am. l. Lancaster. I'd.
July 80 Init
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REFERENCES.

Hclaond, Rev. Bishop Moopc, Rev DR.. En-.
pc; William IL Richardson's, Esq, lr,m Morton
Esq; Thomas I. Giles Esq; Guslavus Myers E,q
Dr Landon tabell; john Williams Esq. John
Enle,s Esq. Miss Jane NJ, kcr ne.
PoWldtdH,-D,. William Crunp.
BHchiHe hdm,--tol \ anccy.
FmcdSHe,-lrnry Bnw,cr E.q.
Gropon-Alr l.. Floyd.
Monfeo0try.-R. Gardner Esq.
G = The connry Wing aud Erq li,cr OF Il Itch
mond will copy lot IN, nth.
AUGUST - On
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o. TX Collector SwnIwout had reached New
I0rk At our last dates aud was IN attendance upon
The investigating commune. warrant for his ar
rest, which was in the hands Of The Marshal, was
suspended by order lram Washington and he is Of
course going at large. He SAYS lie Is ANXIOUS lar
Investigation OF his affairs; and # hc is permitted
balance all demands against hlm, by following the
example Of his successor llo,r, tie probability is
patrof,' instead of an a5>coudng deflllter Nous
reryoaS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

Ne,o Pupers.-We have received the LIST No. Of
Mc Chronicle, Wing paper, just established at Mil
tom n G. by G.. n. b. Evans. This looks Ike
beading lie hon in his den Milton being The coun-
fy-town q the strongest loco ioco county IN North
Carolina 1t shows, certainty, the absence oil al
mefcenaly motives in lis Editor "ho mao ne 'ooNeu
10 his puisc alone, would have selecleu some o'h
er location or have chmed in with the nearly u
nanr,u Us "Iinicns OF the county. The Chronicle
exhibits in US api earance considerable edi1oi'a TAG
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Correct pieirs at the Aorlh.-lhe "IrctaruS' is
the lIlIe Ola periodical published in The cry of ew
lolk, partakrns Of the m xed character ola Review
aud Magazine, AID winch has wonno hltIe dstIuc-
lion in the world OF letters for lis independence and
ability. The May No. contains an able article on
The New YORK; and Virginia controversy, in which
the course OF Gov. Seward is condemned with I'M
sparng severity, and the rights frhe South, under
the cousti urIon, boldly aud ably maiuiaincd.-
Tie writer contends, with great force that If Gov
Seward is righr, the constitution has erected every
Executive, on whom demand is made, into tn
bunal 10 sit in judgment on the Laws Of the State
whose Executive makes the reqnison. lie is rot
ony to see what the violated law is, but what il
ought to be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

Soma weeks ace Geneul Order appeared, dtsn,4sin.
or lellow citizen apt Geoisc G. lluitt, an the :
Amy. for dlsobcdcuce of otders Ihasc VIM kns, Clt
II aud have had an opportunity OF Witnessing las zeal aud
rleiit ~ the public service, nfcontse usuui.e W.
arena" happy 10 state hat upon Afualn the author
esat Washington the circumstances ii nhit, the at
"l snbcdencc Capt llnltcr has been honuiah rn
stalzd. We snlJoma copy of the General oricr:
Ha3 Quarters oftic .t,1ap
-ig. Gems o8'ce Washington 4gg. q. ISL. !
The ullomag nr received from ,e Department of ar,
- published, for tn Information @ the amy.
"incnn- iteration al The explanations wlItten aud .efh,
mniebs topt g. iluuer Nhnsc WIS o,,lred To h.
dropped em the rooi the Ar,, thc ri nf Juur lat rr
orisr Of thai dnc 81 lar treloies hin. is 10y direction
of thr President, r.sclmlcd.
Capt llHttcr I'll resume his sword aud proceed forth
win toJ"n tls REGIMENT ,n Eolida. JOHN BELL.
"D'P"rf@s1f ei Ha,, tug. t. lGil.'
I's command ol Mag Gen. scott:
l.. THOMAS.
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o. Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Cerif-
Gates of Packages IN the above Splendid Schemes
will receive the nost prompt attention and the
drawing OF each Lottery will be sent Immediately at
~ it IS over, 10 all WIN order rom us. Address
J. G. GREGORY q Co Managers,
RichmoHd Tue,nid.
August - CIV
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ARRIVED,
Aug 0 -klnawha, Snedaker with 16 tons, pay
jng SIS 23lol'; Tennessee, Bailey, I lous SO "a;
r. .zabetn, Wnsun p tons salt Sl4 IA 70.
CLEARED,
Aug. 1c.-Tennessec, Brey, i2 tons S15l 90,
Kanaw Ia. Socdaker, 4l4 tons 5 81 80; Old VIZ
vglnla 1aylol, - tons, Sl0G 81.
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I l. Ms.

Mrs iien,qacs having herself taken charge Of
the boarding department Of The institutions, viii be
prepared IL receive aud az oonmodale NJ the Srnl-
nary, as hondets aud pupils, any number II Young
ladies' lhd ma, be tusltd 10 her cate pltdpup
herself 10 watch over 1het health, morals. manner
and iuslIi ctun "lrh lhr zeal aud devotion Of one
Who JOINS 10 many wears of experience aud Practice
deep feeling ol Tie solemn responsibilities OF het
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Valuable Town Property for
Aatc.

I WISH 10 sell MY | use aud Lot, in Liberty,
! situated on Mann street, aud IN the innst pleasant
aud tlhle prt ot the town. The House - lugc,
with 1htre toons the first noo,, and thr,c above.
large Buck kllchen, wi1h two tooms--und all other
necessary oot Houses. The Lot - large aud IN
good repair. Persons wishing 10 purchase, would
do well 10 call aud examine the property. Posses
sion gwen Immediately. Terms liberal.
MARY HOPKINS.
August - lOt
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.SitkaesS IL Floriia "A letter from Tallahassee
10 one Of the editors dated the 90 h Of July, states
that but few have escaped attack of the violent
congest,se I, yer which has been some time pteva-
lent there, and that many have died; among them
several of ihcir best clltzen' AT this tiuc, how
ever, (adds the ieuct,) We are Comparatively heal
lh,." The letter adds "Whllst the sickness was So
prevalent, many Of our friends removed to S. jo-
seph, that place has always been remarkably
healthy; but they Lad not laily arrived tllere be
iote the yellow few made ITS appearance and
rae ed with great violence Oar friend, MIS-. VIM.
L. Duval, died after few days illness, though II
is more thon probable size carried tie seeds of her
disease from Tallahassee. Oar friends all returned
10 Quincy, adjontg town,-whcre three Of
them have d ed lhs week. The fimily of orr late
Governor lRei) has suffered severely. The Gov
eruor, q grown daughter, grand daughter, aud a
et.-irt.law, all died within ten days Of each o.
thcr.'
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VALUABLE slAND EOi: SALE.

r WILL SELL. on W nesday the 9Th Of Sep
4 tcmber next, A TRACT OF LAND, lying in
the county OF Amherst, Hafrlss's Creek, CON
tanning $50 ACRES. more or less, situated
miles from Lynchbure % miles rom the James
River Canal. aud | mile from The Bulialoe Springs
Turnpike; adjoining The lands OF John Shelton.
WIN. Tucker and Others. more healthy and
better watered Tract of Land cannot be found in this
section Of county, deem further description I'M
necessary, as any Information may be had by appi-
cation on the premises. Terms liberal, and made
known On day Of sale. Some Household and kltch-
en- Furniture also at the time and place.
EDWIN II. FARNSWORTH
| August, 12 81
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" We ora elucstelo contradict rumor of sickness
IN 'nlentn ntlao Springs IN Amherst. The anly person
lcrr lndlsposed We cnin, the landlord who Gonzales
cent.
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FEMALE rE.Tv,r,s WANTED.

a LADY, we'll qoahhcd IL teach the English
a branches III an Academy Tor young Ladies',
par Icularly Grammar, Puslnp, Composition, A
litohmelic, and II possible, Geometry. Apply at tho
office Of The I,uohbug Nngmlon.
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gHe E'TCses Boats.

TENTlE Packet Boats JOS. G.. CABELL, Capt
Z uunrey, aud JOHN MARSHALL, Capt
oil, will leave tins place. alterna ely, on Monday
Wednesday aud Fl'd"vs al u o'clock A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND x Co
July Is ISL
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u Tie last Lexrgron Gazette states thar the
heat crop in Roc btlidgc Is much better than
was anticipated, anI lhal The ccln c'op"lil be onu-
sualy good.
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Esc.icw OF the IynChbuCg Markets,
tuEc.CTFD NfEkLf nv
e O I. 4 a. Va Il T. Al @ n T. Y.
= INN 4 llnuls

Extreme plltes a. pesstd IoUdcco, S5 % to % %
luirriot 70 Common 25 to 90
Common 10 Good 90 to 90
Good 10 le 90 to 4 90
Good To Fine manufacturing 90 TO - 90
Extra quality, - 90 to % 25
Lugs 10 TO ) 90
Inspected during the week 3l7 bids. passed and
refused Tobacco. We notice no change in prices.
Receipts Of Tobacco in the State to iha 3Ist OF
July compared with last year and at New Orleans,
to tie "A b of July, lS1l.
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~ II is stated thai Mr. Aexaudcr Bailitt, editor
OF the New O lraus Bee, iaends TO establish new
Wing paper at Washington. Mr.. b. has been IN
That CITY. during The txtla session, corresponding
with his New Orleans paper.
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REED HOUSE TAVERN.

HNHE subscriber having purchased this property
l. Of Clement Hancock, E-q. respectfully solicirs
"A call from the friends OF The place, and assures heni
that pans trouble or expense wall be spared t"
merit u full share of public patronage Capt. ID.
w. Williamson will supcrintcnd the esiabl'shmen
THOMAS W. HARVEY.
a. The Richmond Wing will coy the above
weekly month, t,nSide form and fo,wa d lis
count 10 this Office ion payment.
July Is wlmif
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C.E,SsR .s'OZxCE.

C.ESER H'DXxGE.
A LII persons indebted to us by bond or other
~ wise are earnestly requested 10 come forward
and settle. Longer Indulgence will not be given, as
wish to close business immediately
UORNER * WATSON.
June IA tsf
H. Republican will copy.
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HO.5TS om the C.1.y.4L,

And beg leave 10 state that they have now rstab-
hshed Receiving and Forwarding House IN Rich
mond, on the north side of the Basin, a little above
the Toll llouse, under tho style and firm, 10
operate in came elton With then line OF boats and
lhelr House in Lynchbu,g.-And any Goods OF
Produce consigned 10 then care, will receive their
s,ict attention, and will be forwarded with the ut
most despatch Any produce shipped by their line
ol Boats consigned 10 other Houses will he carried
through, with equal expedition, TO any other line Of
Boats The Canal. They have just started l~o
more splendid Boats, the DAVY CROCKETT and
JOHN RANDOLPH, and wi in few weeks,
have flushed and under way two more .making their
line consist Of six superior Ii o A L s. Their
facilities being thus complete, and inendinpt do
vote their whole attention to the business. they 70
specially solicit share OF the public patronage.
March
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II WITT ~ "E"FTs sIN0TIOVf(FN.
" T. WILL SELL. On Saturday the LII inst.
W ONE ACRE Of GROUND, on the Canal,
"eai NJ. John Petcivai. Ga ihls ground there is
very valuable Rock Quany. Terms liberal
l.. u. T.. pucts.
We have IN hand , handsome and . Horse Ija-
t"nehes, with OF without Harness, for sale low
made by the best workmcn IN the city Of Richmond.
L. x T., auci's.
Angusia OFF
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groceries at .SuCIiOn.

GfOCCffFN az .7WCFiON.
4 VILE sell, ihia morning, nj II o'cluek in front
NJ my Auction Store.
10 bags p,ime green Coffee,
3 barrel. Brown Sugar,
, do French brandy.
do old Apple brandy,
hid Molasses
do Whiskcy,
10 boxes 1nllnw Candles
10 do Brown Soap,
do Lemons.
90 do Bunch Raisons
Also, lot ready nado Ciohine Nc. &c,
e.. PHELPS. Auci.
August Il II
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1G Drawn EfaiIOI

MAGNlFlGENT SCHEME
Grand CAPITAL pr'ze OF 90 900 dollars.
| Splendid p,lze 10000 dollals.
tla % Iluu dullata
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c. O.: 80 CANAL hE''fsfEH ..-.-:s1
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-10

CoNpIrIoN AND PRoBARLE FARE OF THE PREsI.
DENT.-We mentioned, on Saturday, that at the sug
gestion of the British consul inquiry had been in
stiuted into the truth Of certain reports that had been
in circulation respecting the steamship President; the
object being ascertain whether there was the
ports implied any responsibility whatever resting up
on the agents here the owners in England and Cap
tain Roberts, either of them, for such a condition
of the vessel as would make her unfit to encounter
the ordinary pers of an Atlantic voyage. AS we
then said the hour appointed for The investigation
the time of our going to press that il was
useless for US to be present, or send reporter we
therefore copy from the Herald SO much of the pro.
ceedngs as is of public interest
The opinion expressed by Captain Cole, Of the
Orpheus Will painfully arrest the attention of all rea-
ders. IL is in accordance with that given by naval
officer, in the extract which made Friday from
the National Gazette; and we fear that it is but too
correct.
The meeting attended by Jacob Walton, Esq
admiral of the white, George Barclay Esq, the
agent for Lloyd's in tie IT of New York, Thomas
w More, Esq, her majeslyls packet agent Mr.
Henry Smith, OF the firm of Wadsworth & Smith
the agents for the ships President and British
Queen, Capt. Benz. Waite, Of the packet ship Eng
land, Capt Cole, of the packet ship Orpheus, Capt
Bell, and several other gentlemen eminent for their
skill and experience in nautical matters.
The pilot who took the President to sea, Mr.. Lock
man. one of our New York pilots, was not present
but gentleman there to represent and speak ol
HIM.
The meeting was organized by calling Rear Admi-
raj Walton to the chair, and appointing George Bar.
clay, Esq, secretary.
After brief statement of the object for which the
meeting was held by the British consul his letter TO
Wadsworth 4 Smith read, concluding with the
following enumeration of the reports which had given
occasion for il.
/. That the ship was what is technically termed
hogged, or strained in the keel and frame, and that
such was observed in Liverpool
2 That he was considerably out o. Trim beinp
full two feet by the head
s. What large quantity Of Goals was on deck in
order to accommodate larger quantity Of freight.
A. That there was deficiency in spare sails and
spars
incompetent to weather storm, severe gale, tC
which she was subject shortly after leaving this port
MIR. Henry Smith, (of the firm Of Wordsworth anC
Smith then rose and said -"Whe myself and part
ner from conviction Of what is due TO our rights