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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-15

RE taken ia the latest style, with all the late improve
IA meuts in the Art, by
R. 3. RANKIN,
from phia who will remain in this place for few
days only for The purpose of furnishing hose whn wish
with an accurate kenes5uf ihemseveSOr friends Those
who examine his pictures will that IN depth CT tone
life like expessun beauty oreXecutinn and harmonious
blending Of light shade they second to none IN the
Country and after receiving superior flush with soln
ton of gold celebrated for their soft tome and while
thea fr erce tbe Finest Painting, they are equally as dn-
abe The plates which they taken are Oft hueSt
FRENCH MANUFACTURE. and pains expense are spar
ed in getting them up in the best manner BY the use OF The
gavanic battery.
o. full course of Instruction. or instruction in all the
late improvements in the Art given reasonable terus
90 Rooms open from s. A. NJ. to 5, P. NJ, daring
which hours The Ladies and Gentlemen of this place are
politely solicited to call and examine specimens.
o. Persons taken slugiy OF in groups on reasonable
Eg- Rooms At Mr.. J N. WoodwaT's. Eagle Hotel.
r. j. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
Stsunton, JAN s, 1S5I.--tf
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EAGLE EorGE,
SrAuNTON. VIRGINIA,

VFNHIS well known Establishment has passed into the
hands Of the Subscriber By purchase from The late
cupanr, Jas. A. McCIung. Esq.
1t is needless to make large promises in case where ex-
pertinent will be the Of full accumulation 10 such
iest the Subscriber stands prepared 10 submit his claims
for patronage lie aiters him self fum the character OF
his arrang that neither the Traveller nor S'nrer
his old friends from the country, will ever have cause
complain of his disposition aud best efforts TO please and
accommodate.
JOSEPH n WOODWARD, Proprietor.
Siaunton, January |, lS0l.-tf
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Paints and ellis.

Y INsEED Oil, Lewis Pure White Lead ground in
IA OIL Red Lead, Japan Varnisb, COpa Vanish, Spit
lis of Turpenne Venitian Red, Spanish Brown Pfusslan
Blue. Chinese Yermuu, Spanish Whiting. Turkey Um-
Der, Guild and Sve. Leaf Seod Paper Glue. Chrome
Green, Chrone Yellow and assortment Of Paint Brush
es, for sale by DR. T. BERkELEf.
Stanntnn MY G ISSn
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M'FALL. '"iiH 0HA"fohp
New Firm Mt EFT. SCION.

TIME subscribers having purchased the entire STOCK
Il OF GOODS of Messrs. Jordan, Miller & Paul at
Mt Salon. and rented their large Store and Ware,
would nfnm their friends and the public generally that
they have and will constantly keep on hand good assert
ment Of Guods of every kind.
fac, that thew will keep on hand good variety of Ho An
Choir Boiling Cloths. good supply Of Lumber always
on hand MctALL & ChAWf OliD'
November 49, lS50.-3m
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NaaIE,AaiNA

vENHE Co-parnershp heretofore existing between the
N subscribers under the firm of WooD s DANNER, has
ahs da been Dissolved by mutual consent Either Of the
parties are authorized To HE name of the firm in the
settlement us the business CHARLES l.. WOOD.
MICIIEAL BANNER.
Manchester Depot January /, 1881.
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COW MI sSIDNlN!a0S SAILED

10y virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court of
I'D Law and Chaucery for Augusta County, rendered The
lth day of November 1850, in cause wherein Henry
Swar,se and ais were Plaintiffs, and George Fulwdrr
and ais were Defendants will proceed to sell on the prem
sps abuu three miles South Of Mddebouk al public auc
lion, on Tuesday the 2lsl day Of January next,
90 Acres and I3 Poles Of Land,
the part allotted to Jacob Fuwider and George Bishop oy
the Commissioners 10 the aboye mentioned cause. SAID
Land adions George Areeart JOHN Armstrong aud others.
fair proportion of it is well lmbered and 'f cleared land
is in gsod Stale ofcuvaon with aslream of~aer run
ming through il.
TNRMS-NIoney enough on the day Of sale TO deray
the Gusts Of SALE the balance in three equal payments Of o.
2and Is months with bonds and good security, and the
title retained until all the binds are paid.
f. TURK, Commissioner.
December Is, -lds-Prs. fee 50 62s.
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COlIMlSSlONER'S NOTICE.

A IL Persons having claims against the Estate Of the
n late Alexander s. Hall, will lake notice 70 produce the
same together with The evidence theeo before me at my
office in S,auntun before Monday the 9th Of Janua-
ry next
The administrators also requested 10 attend at my Of
ce the day above designated prepared render account
of their administration. }. y. HENDREN,
December 25 lS5O-4t Master Cumm'r r..
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LlYE STONK MARKET.

RtcuuoSp Jaa H. 1901"
Berr-Scals FYeigh,-$2 % a s275, ESF" quA'' WIZ
command higher price.
HoGS-S SO nett; market duh. 49,.
MUrroNs-Sl so So nett, as IN q""'i'(
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nnsTe0 YElLENT.

The above Sale is by consent pos poned until Saturday
the 18th instant take place in SaunIun before the Store
of B. Crawfrd Esqr, instead Of "a the premises nm xc
1ouUaTy 1901 .-tuS IN g. AilNANN-i = >"'' ~
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Co-p aRTNgR sHIP.

~-sSGc- nIED
IClNES FIXTURES, &c. SAM na ,l f. A 1a,sIy
who will hereafter continue the business ~ Va
Iy % and nmaey Mr. Ad in
ton with the Apohecay and Drug 0I d 'a
pleasure in recommending nun 70 ber confidence and "a
'Oue'S' aS every way ALEX. DUVAL.
tronage
wa sA,,L T. ADiE, JOHN TAYLOR GRAY
,Nn WILLIAM GRAY. all residents Vi the cry OF
n,ood IN The State OF Virginia have this day entered
Co.. partnership FOR carrying the whulrSale and re
n 1p1hecary aud Drug business ulhe city OF ftch"nd
,nier the firm ard style of AEDGE " GaSAk. Inc
said Sau' f. Ade aud John Taylor Gray are the genera
partners of said firm and the said William Gray Is spe
ca partner and contributes the Of ten thousand Guitars
in cash, to the capital of The concern The sad John lay
or Gray contributes ten thousand dollars in cash to the
ta The said partnership continue urhye years from
This date, unless souneT dissolved according 10 law;
SAM'L f. ADIE,
JOHN II GRAY,
Richmond Dec 10, 1850. w M Hhah'
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Superior Chewing Tobacco.

WE are now receiving 500 Boxes Tobacco, ncudin:
w some of the best brands manufactured in Virgins
and shall be pleased old customers, we are ce!
tain we can furnish good article upon good terms as
can be purchased elsewhere. ~ 10
c...-.-- a.. LIZ 1oSn
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SEQ 81 D. Vg:A I'D.

Am Tuesday last, the subscriber los, A LEATHER
" POCKET BOOK, in the town Of Saunton, contain
inc number If Bank Noes and several Dollars in Specie
File will give tho above reward to any returning to
him with lis contents. JOHN b. SCHERER.
January !, 1851,
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IMPORTED SEGARS.

SIXTY THOUSAND Spanish and half Spanish Sc
- gars-a good article Old and mild; 25,60O Fine l5a,
vana do, Of the celebrated brands 2Oo00 Fine pa
Prircipe-superor any sold in this market; 4oooO
Domestic Segars OF GRADES, some very line and old
10000 Regaias from IS to 50 dollars per thousand some
Of very superior quality.
December, 4, 1850.
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MIG EIIlA 6 OD.Ai81ESONo.
Attorney at law,
STAUNTON VIRGINIA..

,E,HOS. j. NICHE s. II. II ROBERTSON nav
inc fascinated themselves together IN the practice Of
the Law in a the Courts held in Augusta vii give prompt
and disent attention to all business entrusted TO them
One of them will always be found in the Office the SEN
ior partner.
. They will also give prompt attention to The secur-
ing Of Bounty Land claims.
Siaunton Sept 4, lS50-tf.
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Mount Solon. Dec. Is. 1850.

TIE undersigned may generally be found at the store Of
McFALL s. CRAWFORD in Mount Sulon every Saturday
until March ls ready receive money or settle accounts
far the late firm. r. II. DUDLEY.
December 25 1S50.-3t.
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CHARLES u WOOD.

Business the House Grmery occupied by Isaac Paul and
tine one adjoining it, His facilities Tor doing business will
le the SAINT those of the late firm Feeling grateful fol
The liberal patronage extended it, he respectfully asks
continuance Of the same promising do all 1t his power
10 render satisfaction.
Winchester Depot, Iancary |. 1851.
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Unriyalled .4iGe-lille Lihemosscs.

December %, lS5O.--tds,
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White vs. Moore and others

vGNHE Circuit Court OF Augusta County, at its Noyemc
A Der Term, 1850 decreed 'that all the Reports OF
Commissioners Clarke which the decree, rendered IN Inc
abve named cause al the June Term of This Conrt as is
based or IN eny wise Depend and especially his last Report
upon which said decree Processes to he founded be recm-
ted and referred to Master Conssuner John titndfen
for him to reconsider thereof regarding the errors assigned
in Kauznau's Petition for rehearng and me answers
thereto ms exceptions To tonr Carkr'S Rppris) and 10
RESALE and resee the accounts between the parties &C
cojug to his opinion Of their several and respective rights
and the right Of the and make report thereon to Inc
Court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by hmseor regarded 10y any Of The parties be 81 stated
accompanied by special report upon said errors and e&
-cep,ions Sc. SC, SC"
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The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender the
numerous friends and patrons Of the late firm. his heartfelt
apks fur their liberal palsoaage and most respectfully asks
Continuance m favor of his Tie expects to re-
main here for several months during which time he will
Give close attention 10 the settlement Of the business Of the
old concern, and 20 the interest Of the new one
MICHAEL BANNER.
Winchester Depot. January -, lS5l-it.
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COuuISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND.
EsTqTE OF JERE1iLaH .AUDE, DECEASED
MARCH ISL, 1851.

TsY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
AB County rendered in November, 1880, will offer at
Public Sale on the premises all the Landed Estate ot the
e. late j. AUDG, decd. There are
700 OR 500 ACRES
lying South River about mile brow the town OF
%aynesborO and the prospect Of Railroad to that to
renders the property peculiarly desirable
will attempt description OF the property hncan as
sure the public that the quality of the land and It's location
render i of the valuable pieces of property IN The
county of Augusta.
a survey will be made and fair plot exhibited to those
wishing To purchase: and the will be divided IT II
should be found desirable to do few Wood Lots
will be sold at the end If the tract near NayneSboro'-
The Land will be Shove to those wishing To examine It
-, H. 81 ttU PIeiHAeS'
TERMS OF SAit'.So much cash as wiI pay the
casts of suit and the expenses Of Sale the residue in fur
- o,,ua Miscellaneous R,n AVID ,"tu( I'fu'leu anu
:he title retained '0aE D. D 1' - 49,
Jan, -, 1851. commissioners
CJ-Earri,ou5urg Republican copy and mark cost
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Stock for sale.

WILL sell on the fourth Monday in January next be-
ing Court day, in front Of D. A. Kaysors store in the
town Of staunton, Is SHARES OF Stock in the New Shen
nandoah Company and five Shares in the Siauntn and
James River Turnpike Company. Sixty days credit will
be gven the purchaser giving note and payable at Bank
JAS. CRAWFORD, Acting
Executor of VIM. Bell, decd.
Decemher 25. le50.-tds
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FREE EXHIBITION.
MGTECE.

rEHHE late firm of JoRpAN, MILLER & PAUL was dis
sulved. by mutual consent, the 18th ins and al
Bonds Mites and Accounts placed in the hands Of II
Dudley r collection TO whom alone payment can be made
The circumstances of the parties require speedy settle
men of the business Of the late firm. and indulgence can
be promised on any claim unpaid on the Rrst day
March next.
GABRIEL JORDAN,
ANTHONY MILLER,
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sEWELL., j NNEY & OWTNcss'
wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND cuEAPsIDE,
BALTIMORE.
.u,,rs y, sywELL, WILLIAM II. JANSEY,
SAMUEL B. owINos,
Baltimore. Jsaaary Is, ls5l.-lY.
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REMOV AL.

rg,HE Subscriber has removed his BARBER SHOP TO
one uf the front rooms Of the prgiga HotsL
all hours bleeding, cuppng, eeching &c. PTacised as
heretofore He will also attend the sick, under the direction
of physician, whenever called upon
C. HARTMAN SAUPE.
S,aun+,n Januarv iS5I-tf
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.4ugusla County Court Clerks Office, TO VT.
ESTR.1Y.
rgNAKF.N up by James NJ. Brooks Of Augusta COUNTY,
on the 25h of Ocuber. 1850, 90 estray HElFER
four year Old the color brndIo sides with white ON the
belly marked with crop off the left and s, in the
right, and appraised To $l4 co.
An EXtraci--Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
January IS5I-3t
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.lagusta County Court Clerks Office, 10 VA.
EEYR4K

's,AKEN up by Daniel Hafner of Augusta county on
Il the 10Th of November, 1850 An estray STEER.
two years DID, color, black with white on the belly
crop off the left hole in The right, appraised to
So co. Ex'ract-Tesle.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
Ior,,-r 1870 81
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LOOK OUT a0GUlgS 3

.-OUN UU1E- G5NGU ~
HEREBY forewarn all persons from cutting down and
d hauling off my Wood. especially Hickory Wood, or
pulling down my Fences and going through my Land in
any way whalever and passing and re passing by my
Barn. carrying omy Bags. Sc Against all such offenders
il is iudispensably necessary that should enfocethe law
To lis iull extent. JOS. L. MITCHELL"
January !. lS5l.-3t.
.qugusla County Court Clerks Office, To vi.
ESTRAY
1gvAKEN up by john Randop PHI, of biiddEebroo Brown
specified STEER, supposed TO be three years Old,
marked with swallow fork in the Ear, snd appraised 10
50 90.
Gan Exirac,)-Tesle
WM u. TROUT, D. c.
January g, lS5l-3t
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VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE

January ., lo0l.-tds. >.
The above sale is made with my consent and by my di
re,tiun. MICHAEL. P. KAilLE.
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At Circuit Court held for Augusta Comfy at the
- Court House, on Friday, the 9Th day Of November,
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ROCKBRlDGE LAND FOR SALE.

January | l85l.--ds.
:ly- Rockingham Register copy.
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PUBLIC SALE.

.xtract FROM the decree.-Tesle.
NICHOLAS .. KINNEY, c. c
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AeeauisiaiomS ya. Central Esailroas

EsS5zs5 800 800 -
SUBSCRIBERS for The extension Of The Virginia Gen.
- trail Railroad from Waynesbmough to Slaunon are
required 10 pay the Bank Of The Valley in Virginia at
Staunon-in addition to calls ofJanuary, February, April
Nav, June, July August, September, 0cober' November
and December. 1850. amounting q sixty dollars per share
the sum of PER share on first day of February So
per share the first day of March and s. per share on The
first day of April, 1851.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. GARRETT, Sec'ry.
January |, 1S5I-tf.
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will not give their vote and influence against The uDon
II they kaoW IL Hence the policy OF Governor Johnston
treat the matter lightly and eyade the question mat ne
dare not by ridcle and salies OF wit calculated
and intended TO please the ears OF the gronndngs ms
may do with some but cannot succeed with intelligent
men.
TO the Union She ever has been physically and pact
cay geographically and politically the Keystone OF the
Arch Her yeomanry not 10 be swsyed iron their IN
tegrily by light and transient causes.
And what does Gov Johnston offer equivalent
for what would even raise doubt OF the stability OF The
Uniou His sinking fund His economical manage.
ment OF the finances OF the State His rapid dminuon
Of the State debt "Ony thai and nothing more" We
much mistake the character and the Intelligence OF The
people OF Pennsylvania II such considerations, III sus
iained as they are, will weigh leather IN Tue scale OF
their Judgment against the real issues involved IN tEs
election.
Again. then, repeat il is only necessary for the
people of Pennsylvania 10 feel properly the responsibility
that rests upon Them in this contest to induce them 10
meet il manfully; and feel pleasure in our ability to
state that all intelligence goes to assure us that the
democracy are awake to their share OF the responsibility,
the importance OF the contest the necessity for exetion
and the nature Of the opposition with which they have
TO contend The peregrinalions OF Governor Johnston
though the State, and his addresses TO the people, have
done confirm the democracy in their opinions OF
his acts and claims and put them upon their guard as to
bis designs than TO make converts. or to strengthen OLD
| believers in his creed.
ge have encouraged his friends. strengthened them in
their POSITIONS and command the respect II they could mol
win The sufrages, OF his opponents.
Ourprospecs fatterng, not only for governor, but
for he whole ticket The name OF Strohm is rarely
used BY The whgs their opposition TO judicial ticket
weat all times has good ceased. while the indi-
cations that will receive as II deserves % the de
mocr,cy, a united, harmonious support The same
causes that thus operate in favor OF executive and u
dcal candidates should triumphant majority
| in the legislature.
Let every democrat do his duty and the Of the sec
md Wednesday Of October will rise upon State re
deemed from whiggery in all its phases. and send, to glad
DIN the hearts Of the friends OF the Union, intelligence
such victory shall all doubt as TO The sta
! blity and position OF the Keystone of the Arch.
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TWELVE Thousand Acres Texas Land Sal
Great chance the Spectator eneprsngJhis property
lies
Cuadaleupe rivers, the populoo wealthy and
and Texas, all the
Market navigation, SELL and
ana IN the southern county lying contiguous TO the Cuff OF Mer
days
Orleans by e and convenient Of the interior
shall for rexa.
wishing property
OF visiting and examining
land and the ue The terms OF
and protected
tracts
with cspitaIssy $50 0O0and change and
manage the a
information relative above addressed 10
Aliens Fresh, Charles county, Maryland will meet with
attention, j.. A
l-dimif-
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Tha runo, ia cnrreo that treaty has been concluded
between certain thigh contracting parties ~, s WIZ
France England and Spaln-wh'ch mas so'e .eriense
10 The care and custody" OF her most ia'na m'jesy'
Though The exact terms OF the arrangement are oy no
means certain il would seem that is leaonf uoleI -
secure 10 Spain the untisluroea possess II s an moi
the Antilles How this is 10 be msinainsa, w 20 no
well seq The bankrupt exchequer OF the opsh'en
could bear no such additional burden as the No.
Of sufficient naval and military foles G England
and France too ii accounts are correct, nave '.e
hands full in making both ends meet al Inc
OF each fiscal year, and we doubt ins, tnua Of
would unmumuringly submit to any iurlhef dNeIs1 "
their taxes TO a use so immaeTla TO them as Wou'u pe
an ex ensve protectorale OF Cuba-an island OF whon
the multitude have no conception. 49,.
So far invasion is concerned, we are ho' qsPosGu
TO be tenacious of any privileges in that regard OF Which,
alas too many OF unfortunate couhuymeh ""y
have recently reaped the fruits VI one 'hne
we are lenacoushe right the people OF Cnpa al any
and al all times, TO undertake revolution ana lne ss'ao
lshmeDt OF republic upon the principles on when our
own is founded II TO guard against this particular pon
England and France-rnay, all Europe ilse should
guaranty Spain the perpetuity oil her despolG sose
eighty in Cuba. are free TO say that would De re-
sarded as OF less than the least binding obligation by the
people of the United States. They never would sll
quietly and the interference OF any European power
to assist IN perpeluatng European asceddeacy IN ms
western hemisphere NO less are
il may happen peacefully and legitmately, the annexa
ton of Cuba TO the United States Our interest and o9r
honor, well our declared nduondi PoHSl
foreign interference in the OF this continent
alike forbid our acquescence ~ this supposed arrange
ment Of the three powers.
England whose us, for dominion is almost lnappeas,
able may we'll DESIRE in view of commanding posi-
ton as regards the sthmus and other routes to the Pa
cfc to obtain possession OF this key OF the Mexican
Gulf and we doubt that il IL to the tact and dipo
macy of her minister in this country we are indebted ior
this latest specimen OF understanding between Inc
! powers above mentioned Our government however,
has equally substantial and quite as unanswer-
able 80 far as interests at stake, to prevent
contamination most devouty to be wished" by Sir Hen
nv Bulwer and his royal MISTRESS and, as we opine,
would be quite likely when convinced OF the truth OF
the rumors afcat the subject 10 the extent OF
proposed occupation by England of this important neigh
boring island to take the initiative in the matter, and
promptly upon the inheritance which, sooner or
later believe, is destinedpeaceaby we trust-to fall
| into the hands of the American Union.
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same thing Here is direct aud very material discrep-
anoy; aud Ar Breckenridge and MIR Beach, the prison.
ers, are apparently intelligent aud reliable Witnesses
as could be put upon the stand, while the scrupuous
honor of General Concha cannot be doubted BY any one
who in contact with him. There is little doubt
however that II cannot be proved that they are amensbe
to the Spanish laws for the boat in which they were
taken Will show that they escaped from the island and
as there IS a register OF all who arrived legally there
hesides passport file for each one will soon appear
that they came bere IN some improper manner
mention here, also. that when the party with which
Mt Ellis was taken marched to San Crstobal, they
found the Spanish officers there about to sit down to din
ner he Spsnisrds made their prisoners their guests
and placing them al the table, seemed almost their hosts
from the easerness they showed 10 serve them That
same morning they had been pundered OF all they had
6y Creoes andto his burning shame be II spoken-by
an American at whose house the party halted
But comparatively few OF the invading party remain
now unaccounted for and these have doubtless persisted
from exposure, fatigue, and want II is not known,
but il is supposed that about twenty have not been re-
ported AS killed taken prisoners. II is more than
probable that Mr. Breckenridge and Mr. Beach will be
released, either in OF law by the captain gen
eral, II not in compliance with demand from Commo.
doe Parker; and there good to believe that all
the condemned in Spain will soon be pardoned. Those
here receive not only the Of the authorities, but the
attentions OF their countrymen Mr.. Owen has repeat
eddy offered them every service in his power"