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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01
COMMON COUNCIL.


u Common Council. Lynchbnrg. 26th Dec 1915:
Prenh.-Juhn VI. Olry. President, Seth lIalsey
Thomas .. Acrrr, S. Dugud, Oh. ". Christian, II.
D,vn.J. X. Mcdaniel and p. Pauir members
The Street nlttee made a report. hch read
rseeved and ordered To he filed, showing balance due
from the corporalun OF $63 "a
The following apr ,pr!aons were made viz: ST 600
ordered IN be placed ln The hands Of The Chairman
street cummer, subject 10 order of said conmlilee-
SloO placed IN the hands of sane pay the of
=. Ford, t"i services mp to 3Oh of Dec, lS45-and
SOU To chairman Of watering committee and subject To
their order.
The memorial Of l.. B. Padge,t, to the Council asks
l"g to be relieved from the payment of water tax
Imposed upon him, being read considered ursason
able aud rejected.
Res'l,ed--That The Stree, committee do proceed as
heretofore. to hire hands work upon the streets and
alleys of this coiporaiion.
Kesolved-That committee he appointed to draft
memorial To the Legislature. for an extension, ut the
limits o this corporation, and report the same In the
common Councl-when The President appointed
Messrs Parlin, Christian and Davis be Of said cu-
Mitee.
The Watering committee made rppor, TO The Coun,
en- which was read, received mud ordered to be spread
nPsn the journal. And hch is in these words:
10 the Presideni and membersof tie Common Conn,
Gil Of Lychbwg:
he watering committee report as follows;
on The 9Th Sept. The Committee received
- an appropriation Of $500 90
"" me 1oih NV. 500 90
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

NJ vi thursday, the LIST Of January, at o'coch. A..
ssned t., The tomb All,he friends of the dece sed
IN, 'esed, and the public ~ general respectfully
' - AZ e'td d, t,s Catholic Lhutch.
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SEQ KE Vy:.YEsEb.

DUNAW AY from the subscriber. on Monday, the
IL ooh December. living in the county of Brdford
Muatlo W oman named MARTHA. She is We
~ bright, abant feet or ~ Inches high; built;
about Is years old would be difficult describe her
clothing she carried several dresses away with her.
She had on, however, short cared bonnet of calico.
think i, i, probable she has been decoyed off, or has
made towards Lynchburg the lower country. | will
give the above ard if she is spprehended Of the
county, and delivered TO me- secured in jail 40 that
can get her again. and $40 if found in The county OF
Bedford. JAS. ID. WATTS.
Bedford, January w3w
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CASH ron WHEAT.


Mf"3 desire TO REM tho Sure occupied by
g4jmiI Nessfs. Norvrll Il Avereit. as a Commission
GA.4 House. next beIow Mr.. Richard r,tse', on
Main street. Possession will be given by the hrs, VI
November. or perhaps earlier.
Gil. l.. MOSBY. Eresuisr
fT. a. Hoies,nbe, dee
Aug 20 MI
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l'OT.V'G r. 30 JJ.LEE,
AT Tnk OLD STAND OF BOWLEs 4 AGREE,
ONE DOOR ABOVE MEssRs.
MEEM 4 GWATKlNs,

y
OFFERS FOR SALE:
" Is Lhds. St. Crolx. P. Rico and N. o. Sugars.
Cuba, Clarified do
10 boxes Loaf do
bbls Crushed do
800 bags Rio. Lasuira and Java Coffee,
20 hhds. and bbs. n. o. and p. Rico Mulasses.
$50 satks Salt.
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
2t0 kegs Nails, all kinds.
10000 los Cotton Yarn, Rch~ ond and other Fac
tories.
10 tons Bar Iron,
Mould Boards and Hallow Ware,
e" AM Blistered Steel,
500 lbs Shear do
25 bbls. Tan Oil,
% boxes and caddes Tea, some very fns,
81 tons lump Plaster,
$50 bags Shot,
900 lbs bar Lead,
30 kegs Duponl's and Ky. Rifle Powder,
20 " Blasting do
So Nova Scotia Grindsiones,
20 kegs While Lead,
500 lbs. Putty.
SO boxes Glass X 10 and loEI2,
2 ceroons best Caracas Indigo,
500 lbs. Nader,
800 " Copperas,
90 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznaburgs,
80 boxes Sper IN and IaIlow Candles.
LIQUORS.
II pixies very superior French Brandy,
90 bbs. American do
10 -" N. f.. Rum,
10 S. Madeira Wine,
=" Malaga do
90 old Rye Whisky,
rs " Apple Brandy,
100 common Whlskey,
10 - Cider Vinegar,
90 +" Newark Cider, very superior,
Together with Calicoes, Bed Ticking, Lampwick
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Pepper, Ginger, Nuimees
Allspice. Sal,pe're. Alum. Lampblack. Feathers,
Wool, Caps. Hats, Blankets Hops, Jugs, Jars. Denl>
johns. Buckets, Tubs, Paper. Trace Chains. Cotton
Cards lacks. fernss. Mackers and in fac, every
lice usually kept in such establishment. which they
will dispose very low for CASH or in barrier for coun
try produce.
Jan Is
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ny Charles PhcIlyS.

By Charles Phelps.
hN Saturday, the Sd inst, will sell In front Of my
" offife,
20 boxes Talow Candies.
3bolrs Hats,
800 pair Shors. acme very 6ne,
cases Boots,
10 new Leather and Hair Trunks,
2ncw E,gh, Day Cheks. 81, Sc.
Alsn, valuable lot of Dry Gm,ls to close con.ign-
ment, consisting ot Broad Clohs, Cassnees Casslncis
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Tweed and Preach Csss-
mere, Partisan, Silk aud Cotton Handkcrch,eis Sus
penders. Combs, Casters, Backing, Sc. Sc.
VIII be added 10 the above sale, sundry articles Of
l"nsehod Furniture. consisting o Bedsleajs. Tables.
Cilbs, Tin Sales, Sc. Sc. Sc.
CHARLES PHELPS, Aoo'u.
Jan. | II
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EOK KE.V'I,
NEW FALL. GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
FENHE Subscribers beg leave 10 annUunce 10 thsif
Il TRENDS and Che public generally. that they have
eceived nearly the Whale ot Their
FALL AND ULN1'ER STOCK or DRY
q O q ID y
among which will be found every variety Of
fashionable dress goods for The Ladiess
Their stuck Of
Cloths, CNSSiNlc feS ami teSttNgs
they naer themselves cannot he exceled. and eAtra
baraaips will be offered aud guaranteed IN purchasers
To these in want of EXTRA FINE CLOTH, they
would invite their particular ailenon To piects biu-
lev finest make French. which LOT lusIfs, durability
and texture are unsurpassed.
Not wishing Ill too large space in the papers
these econmical times and anxous 10 avoid put they
dispense with enumeration Of their sock and say I"
their friends aud the public tina, their stock Was nevef
better and mnre desrahIr and It is their determination
do cuisines, the Cheapest Cash principle, aud DO
On Ierscll by no one in market whatever
ADAMS & WILKINSON.
BHak Square.
Sept % lsit
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NOTICE.
Negroes for .[Ole.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Superior Com,
ID of Law and ChaDcerv, continued and held Ior
Franklin county, at the court huns. pronounced Mon.
day, the 18Th day Of October. lSi5 IN the Of ko
Childress deed. Sal. rs. Robert A. Chdress &al.
defendants and John w. Chlldress " am Chi
dress Sal the undersigned Commissioners will proceed
SELL the highest bidder. by way Of public auction.
credit Of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
THE NEGROES
named in said Decree belonging the estate Of Rachael
Childress decd, consisting OF Negro Man, Boy aud
Woman. They all young and very likely. The a
bove sale will take place ON The 24h day If January
next at Boo,h's Store in the county of Franklin. Act.
ing as commissioners. shall only convey such title
as IL vested in us by said decree.
ADRIAN CHiLDRESS. } g.,
WILLIAM CIiILDRESS, s o''' Is.
Jan. t2fJ
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NEW GOODS.

w NEW GOODS.
w T. have received new and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
which In sddiiion 10 our burner supply renders our
sornenl complete, embracing both Staple aud Fancy
articles Oar customers will lind every ming they DE-
SIRE and prices low they be soJ nj any eth
er house IN the place
We have nso on hand an extensive assortment II
HAS, Bouts, Shues. SO. Sc. winch will be offered -
the most advantageous ter,ns.
An persons in want Of GooI B-rgsios, are invited 10
give us call.
:. dUGGENiiElAlER l. BROTHER.
| Sept. % ,slf
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I'I'IlE undersigned thankful for the patronage lib.
l eraiI, bestowed upon The late concern Of Lee,
Austin L. Cn an! Lee Il Lacy, would most respect.
fully solci, HE samr ur me firm Of Lacy GarInsd.
MOSES Lacy.
Jan | III
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Il circuit superior court of law and chancery con
"A ilnued and held for The town OF Lynchburg. at
the court house in said town, "Wednesday, the Goth
Of November, 1885, sitting MS court of chancery:
Elizabeth Rowan, Margaret A. Rowan, Sarah J.
Rowan, Esther A. Rowan aud El liza M. Rowan,
Plaintiffs,
Samuel Garland, Ex'or. nj John A. Rowan. dsceas-
ed, Susan A. Rowan, widow OF said John A. Rowan,
deceased, William Crawford and Mari, Il. his wife,
and Robert. John, William, Mary. Martha, rhsodore.
Margaret aud Elizabeth Crawford, their children. The
ID. Rvdes specially assigned their guardian.
Defendants.
In CHArcEgY.
This cause came this day to be heard, on the pa
p-rs formerly read and the report of lssoner Dab
ney made pursuance OF the order of the 2Oth Of June
1914 with exceptions thereto by the defendant, Samuel
Garland and the defendant Susan A. Row an, and sun
dry exhibits filed since the former hearing: and was ar
gued by counselon consideration Whereof the court
doth order that the report and exceptions be and they
hereby referred 10 Of the commissioners of this court
for him 10 examine aud report lhereupon the court,
making such charges therein may be justified by the
Ma ure Of the case and the exceptions, and take any
further other desired by the parties. specially
stating any matie, deemed pertinent by himself res
quired by tho parties to be 80 stated.
A Copy--Tese,
d. ROBES, CPk
CoMMIssroNER's OFFicE,
Lynchburg, Dec. 25h, lS45.
The parties interested ia the foregoing order. will take
notice, tina, have appointed Saturday, the 3lsl day of
January 1916, to commence the accounts therein d-
reced, which day, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. they
quied attend my office, with their accounts, youch
es and copies of court papers, prepared for examination
and settlement. GEO. WIN. BENAGH, Com'r.
Jan. I'm
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DISSOLUTION.
Lacy ~ G.IKL.I.V'D,
SUCCESSORS
l. T. f. s. l. 1CY,
Forwarding md Commission Merchants,

Lynn e II b ~ Yg, va.
'I'IiE undersigned having united Tor the purpose Of
l. carrying IN general Forwarding & Commission
Business. have taken the well known stand IN the Ba.
sin, recently occupied by Messrs Lee Lacy. and hope
by their united ehn's and nnremllilpg attention the
interest OF those who may favor them With their business
10 meet II liberal share ol patronage.
They will pay particular attention the sale of Flaur
aud all other kinds Of produce. Liberal advances III
be made on coisg nments.
They will KEEP constantly on hand good assortment
Of Groceries. MOSES LACY,
late of the firm Of Lee Il Lacy
A. b. GARLAND.
Jan. At If
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More ertdGnre Of the pOsror Of
THoMPSoN's OoMPoUSD sY1UY
Of Tar y Uv;OOsl .v0pihM.

CoSsuMrr,vEs. poupr NO Lorirn bu, read the lsi.
lowing aud r,tiecH AsorHEa woEpERruL Cuas.
PniLAprLYn,A, April l, l645.
4 llEREBY cosufy iha, during The riots !" Sos'h~sso
Of July last owpg 10 expprure aud atlgue ~ The psf
iurmsnre II military duty. my health received severe
shock In The latter pari Of August all the symptoms
Of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION appeared. A.
this juuc,nre called IN my frs, physician. wbo attend
ed ne some werks withuut henhl, and ibid distinct.
". that he considered my disease beyond The reach n
human aid II. nnw ceased his Walls; every sympoO
getting wor,e; pain in The side aud breast, difficulty Of
breathing raislne blood. r ailou Of the hear, night
svcals hectic lever, Sc, ard was weak was un-
able truth bed ur dress without assistance: cough
racking and v,l.n,, frequently causing NE 10 bring up
BLOND. nav called ~ nnuiher pity stefan. who nj INCA
recommended the USE Of Thumpson's Compound Syrsp
oi Tar aud Wood Nsp,ha. aud when had got through
the furih hi,r, Was able In d,ess uystlr and coms
dawn ai,h,ui assistance, and ny The time had
Finished my twelfth bottle appetite and strength Tss
mrucd. all the symptoms disappeared and the disease
subdued, aud IN common with thousands Of Dhsrs
nho have cured by This me licine testify that 70
It's ,rondertut potrers, alone my res,araon 10
health. JAMES ANIkENSs
III Ca,hasine Sifset.
Tho sbnve valuable medicine IL Tor saIeby
JOHN. II. SEAY, D'ngyia.
Agent loI lynehbufg aud vicinity.
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NL.SC.Ev .sT .lUCrsO.V

NL.ROsEt 1T .lECrIO.N.
IN "Wednesday nsN. the 7,h day of January. 1876.
~ al the Market hunsr. IN thu iuwn uf l.ynchburg,
viii sell. by way Of public auction, credit oi four
months, the purchasers giving notes negotiable and
pay able at one Of the Banks III l.ynehbntg satisfactorily
endorsed lor The payment o The purchase money three
slaves belonging 10 the estate al Philip Jenulngs. de.
ceased. Ia wi. woman and lwo girls
The tlile In said Slaves believed he good but art
Ing merely in hducary character. viii only convoy
IL the purchasers such title Is vested IN ad
minlslfa,or Of said decrdtnt
llENNY DuNNlNGTON
Administrator VI Philip Jennings. deed.
Jan. | III
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TRUST SILL II.

1
10y virtue Of u deed Of trust, from John Swanson TO
~ the subscriber. for certain purposes therein
tloned. bearing date the 2nd day oi Ocober lS45 and
duly recorded in the clerks nce the county court Of
P'sy wanna, and in the clerks office of ,he ius.,ngs
court in the town OF Lynchburg. Virginia. will be
sold to the highest bidder. TOR cash. (whuut reserve
Thursday. the 18th day oi January. 1876. at the To
nacco fac'oy Of Jesse Carter, ormery owned by said
John Swanson OF Pusylvsaa county. between
3 and 400 Boxes .IlnMW(tscfM red
! TOBACCO.
Also. parcel Of Ley and trash Tobacco and Tobacco
Stems
Also. on Thursday the 2end of the same month. In
ne town OF Lynchbutg al the auction house Of Messs
talbot Lanler. Will be sold or cash. nearly 100 bore,
oi said Manufactured Tobacco, part uf which is very
hue, and part common, all Of which have been neatly
assorted aud put up expressly Tor the Southern trade
The attention Of town aud country Tobacconsts are par.
tlcuariy invited 10 the sales OF said Manufactured To.
bacco
The title 10 said tobacco is believed To be good, bu,
the Trustee will convey such title only a. 10 vested In
him BY said deed
JAMES A. MITCHELL, Trustee.
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JOHN &. SHIELDS
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER

4 TTENDS promptly 10 all work enrusled 10 him
IA Also Paper Hanging executed at the shories, no
tlce.
Shop few doors from Purvss corner Street leading
to the Bridge.
Jan. Win If
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Dissolution Of CO.Partnership.
GUVHE corarluerahip heretofore existing between d.
Il b. Payne and }. d. Gregory, is dissolved by mu-
tua consent Ii is great importance that all debts due
to the a,e firms of Payne. Gregory & Co aud Payne
Gregory should be paid without delay. We therefore
respectfully inform friends, that their accounts will
be presented possible, and hope they will
receive their prompt attention. ID. u. PAYNE,
I'D. DREGORY.
Jan.
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nc. IsfO0GieI .Hare for A0le.
n On MONDAY The l9lh 81 January, 1916
1t Amherst court horse. a. heing dav.) shall OIL
sale. To the highest bidder credit Of six months,
h. purchaser giving bund and g.ed security,
Il SORREL FILLY
tre~ yrnrs old. we'll prown and ihofuu,h bred, Il-r
Iedlcree Ia pure and ond,ablsd. and shall he prcned
md handed whoever msy brr,tp- tho purchaser
The satd My s sold ss III. property III james W. D,h-
rrll. deed. mo. THOMPSON, j.,
E>'or. ii } w. Dlbrs, deed.
Jan il0J
- .N.s.V.sGER WANTED.
4 WISH In employ MANAGER for my iaciory
l fol this year. .-
A. H. ARNlsIEAD, Manufacturer.
jan | 2 II
Land for A0fC.
DY virtue Of a decree oi The county c,ur, of Camp
hell IN thu case oi Barnard Barnard and others,
sha IT, IN ,h- pfenisrs proeeeL 10 sell III. highest
bidder, ON Thursday. III. l5lh January next. On er-j-
Il al Twelve m,nllis. the
Rk TR.J(T or L.I.v'D AtFurA
@H:k "ro'"".i !" The bill o""- 4l&x&
X&g Till thinning II acres, mare or "
GSSSuebSh1 less. lies near Flat Geek. @
adJn,n0g The lands Of Thus. u Noorman. lohn I
Moarman, Benz. Barnard and others. There Is \ Dstl
ling House aud the necessary Dat Houses the and
The purchaser will ocreqoifed Ia give good personal
cuty tf lhr purchase 'o,ury aud the u,le will be
tanned until the money is paid.
CHRIS. CLARK. Com'r.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03
No. 30.

The UNITED STArEs.--The following ex.
tract, from late number of the Weslmin-
ster Review, shows that European writers
are beginning to estimate properly the growth
and probable destiny Of our country:
"Those who are not aware of the grow.
ing power Of the young gian, state are ex
tremely ignorant OF the political state OF
the world. The end OF the century will find
it possessed Of population equal to the
whole of Europe, and speaking common
language; in possession Of boundess tracts
Of fertile land, with every variety Of climate,
consequently cultivating or possessing every
variety Of produce; an immense seaboarJ
which pours forth rivers Of surprising mag.
nitude; harbors and Ravens, which protect
shipping to any extent. The Mississippi
basn--this vast extent Of every fertile ter
ritory, in which rivers navigabIe for 5000
miles upward from the ocean, hold their
course, extends from the lakes of Canada
on the north 10 the Gulf Of Of Mexico on
the south, and from highlands Of the ALE
gheny and Cumberland ranges on the east.
20 he Rocky mountains far to the westward.
The greatest labor Of Hercules, tho mobiles,
deeds recorded Of man III ancient or mod.
ern history. sink to naught when compared
with the doings Of Brother Jonathan. Ii
was but as Yesterday when he first stood on
the highes! summit Of the Allegheny range
and gazing down upon illlmtabIe western
wilderness, boldly resolved to people the
whole extent, and already cities, and towns
and villages, and innumerabe clearances,
are scattered over nearly million Of square
miles. True to his purpose, Jonathan is
progressing in ratio OF increase never be
fore equalled, and in the course Of a centu.
ry at the present increment, this great and
mos. fertile field for the extension Of the
human race will contain a progeny exceed
ing the whole population OF Europe.
sin | $40 census was taken, and the mum
bers were 100000. A calculation may
be made from this, with enumerating the
odd numbers beyond the even millions, and
supposng that the increment will continue
at the same rate, as it has occurred in the
past, the following result, will arise, which
has appeared in the Times newspaper
the 18Th November, 1915:
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"Ihe Times ObserYd that, although So
years was 4 long time in the life Of man, it
was but shor. span IL that OF nations.
One great difference will exist between this
vast mass Of western population and that
of Europe--that OF the United States
will speak in a common language, the same
press will answer the whole people from
New York to New Orleans, and this will
20 far IN maintaining internal peace. We
need not employ type to describe the dit
ferent state Of the same number in Europe.
| A common language and press is link IN.
attainabe by the civilization Of the Europe
an States, and, unlike the kingdoms Of our
continent, no custom-house between one
State and another, and all under federal
government, offers the prospec. Of man,
moth power, which neither Franklin nor
Washington ever foreSaw.
The different European States are con
tiuualIy making war with each other with
all the forces which disciplined armies can
give. There may be partial instructions
in the United States; since, however, each
| is allowed to retain its own laws, the proba.
bility is that nothing like European wars
will occur. The federal government is a
fine Institution for defence; still there is no
room for offensive wars; if attacked its Of,
fensve operations will be on the sea. Still
its great reliance will be moral rather than
physical force; which Napoleon, after Sc
great waste OF lie and treasure, admitted
was by far the strongest OF the two; this he
experienced in leaving the great kingdom
which for while he was destined to gov
ern, smaller in territory, and less populOu5
than when he assumed the rens Of power,
Let the lover of war spend an hour in read
ing the list of French victories marked or
the marble of the triumphal arch in the
Camps EiyseS, and when on the map he ex
amines the result, then, he will perceive the
futilily Of physical force.'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03
Drugs, Medicines, Books, &c.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
BY VIM. R. SMELLS

BY VIM. R. LSON,
FAYErTE, Mo.
lust received and now opened, large and
- we'll selected stock Of
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals Patent Medicines
Paints, Dye-stufs, Perfumery, Glass, DC,
which having been purchased and carefully select
ed by himself in person and will be sold at grea
reduction on former prices.
Particular attention paid to filling orders from
Physicians, with FRESH MEDICINES, at small adj
vance on cost.
SCHOOL BOOKS
A full assortment of School Books of every de-
srription, which will be sold lower than they car
be purchased this side of St. Louis. Arrange
ments have been made which will insure at al
times complete assortment.
Also, MEDICAL, Law, and THEOLOGICAL Books
NOVELS. Poetical works of different authors, Al
huns, &C., &C., oil Of which are offered at price:
which cannot fail TO please.
Fayette, April llth, lS46
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

SEIZURE OF AnERIcsN VESSELS by the
arrival a, Boston on Sunday OF ship Angus.
tine Heared, from Valparaiso, Information
has been received that the whaling ship
Pantheon, Captain Dimon, OF the fall River,
with 200 barrels sperm oil, and sealing
schooner Leader Captain Pray, OF N. Lon
don, with 5000 seal skins and so barrels
seal oil, were seized at ST. Carlos, island OF
Chloe, abou, six Numbered miles south OF
Valparaiso, for passing through an inland
channel, which they were obliged 10 do by
stress of weather. Captains Dimon and
Pray would remain TO hear from the Gillian
Government. The crews Of both vessels
we're turned ashore.--M Morning Neu,.