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FORr.r.HY t»K IIIKI 1 '
t am iHi i qi tonal Journal
The f.'.rhnn.l in regard to • ». ,p
peered in the I elegreph S-'urd I ». I. It. 'ow
ed h. ... ....dated ,| . . I-al .... pr ■m.t.t in he I
nr, f ofi from C I ■(
re '« H «he d V Cota at W • hlng
y.„, Ml, I .r . metier* pee M- <
«|,r etl.ioi nl ll.e ielefi.ph « rll know., ha.
be. n eh. nt from home, end Hiil pm. In.. ha. '
been .elected for Ihe ec nmp'i.htnrnl o( .
le ..pn .ry pnrpo.e Atpn .enl, w* make h„t
t ..nele r«m..k The le'.er if eitber/orgcd ...
it it genuine. If forged 'He lrM.MC.lo.., w
c* . eencuoiedby preredml.inlba l.enic. I:
IbtCmnhinelion. i* nnl Ihe.efn.e the c*t
a rurlrn. Ifgenmnr U wn« e.iher puM'rt.ert
fiir . It arhriuat Ihr I’oil OJftir, iloltn
f,nm iHt Pad Ofirr. ai itolm from on ... dm
'dun: -T..I etch of Ihe.e nffenre., ll.e lew
prot.de. condign piini.hmenl. The l.« c.
1i„ h.», howeeer, iheprer-.geuve of mercy
Port Oflic* Ireechery Mill. <1 pt rl.tp. b. f r
given by nn Adn.ini Irelinn which introduced
the doctrine of Port nffire turnHInner , M-'i
robber, hate already fell .he ln-n. ft. «.( fir...
*i»e *lemenry . end common larceny being
an inferior offence, be., al leart. an rqnal title
impunity.
i ♦Th#toiler firn »n tl»« Iwlliakrr*
appointment bv hie president.
Savage Mi*r« km. of Pennsylvania, t*• be
consul nf'be United Si*«r* at Martinique.
(he above, which »• Copy from tie Pniln
drlphia Inquirer of Saturday, shows In whom
lh.- President inletuieJ to give the appointment
of I onsut at Marti: qije, whek, in consequence
of a " hi *appieln n*u»n of the peisnn. the
eon mis-ion via* t-nt to Mr John Jackson
I here it such a remarkable resent lance m the
name of the two gentlemen, that the mistake
of the Piesideof wat not at all surprising V\ e
think it highly probable that one even more j
cartful than he »ia>- been in the distribution ol ,
commissions, might, through " a im»a, pro
liensiou a* to the person lit'cnded In In- appoint i
cd." direct one toll** *• i»t tn John Jack ton, nf'
Xarlh Carolina, instead of Savage Mterrlun
of Ptnniytrama [Sal Jour.
0 ' we shall hate abundance if hard Wor «
and columns nf t<or*ny matter between the
chief* of the Jackson party They are ai it
already—sod the folio * tng ••ftirial nunmun1
ra'ion "I the Commander 11C hief, under hi*
own hand, gives dreadful noli- I piep.tiati oi
in I HEIM BLIf
1 have rend with ng . t, hid ceilaittly wi h ».o
Surprise, H*e p'ddb afinns wim.h have ins ol
from the pen nf Col (true, through toe B »*ton
Bulletin. The wanner in which ne *•■•* n f u<d
to toe Jack* n liepuhl can party * an t to me,
by name, leave* no nth* r altirna'ive than the
puhlteHiiou f #o much »f rm prwatt curiespon
drnce wi h h*n»M ll tifn Ivman and iJiirfnr
Win lueallv a* wilt « ip »*e i ie true c atari- r
of the ' Jackson republican pa ty ’ «o railed,
and a«is necessary to my vindication against hi*
eftluniuiel. l'hit will he do C a* soon as he
shall have cone nded h's number*, now m th»*
course of puHhcafton, under the titfita'ura of
Cotiiiuh'is The democratic pa'tv of New
England, and of Massachusetts pain nlarly.w |l
iheu see I have incurred the deadly hostility
of ll' • jukti e of the police court of Huston,
because I refused to lend my**H io hit scheme
of taeridciug that party upon lha ghiine of his
ambition
|i wdl ihe t also ha seen,that h intemenls, in
relat'on In myself, aie f«l*e, and that he :a
destitute of all the C$|‘filial qualifies of a gentle
man or patriot I> ORKIiN.
If Duff will *i »t keep quiet, we aie verv much
afraid that Mr Ragnrt wi I have to he called
II before fha meeting of Congress. Hen-he is
•bout to let out some of the seent* of lh# Pris
on house ! [ Phtnix Gat.
Fromiht Ohio State Journal,
LlflkL fal l I —fly a gentleman jitni arrived
1 oiii Xnfiin, we learn that the suit instituted
bv John Hatton, £*q. Po tma«ter at Wooster,
egxinM Janus It (Sardine', l-.sq Ia*t•* Editor
of the People s Pun, and now tlegiaior of the
Land Office at Tiffin, for a libel on hi* * fli al
character, took place in that town on I ticsduy
the 25th tilt when after a patient investigation,
which occupied the attention of the Court,
until the evening • f the following lues lay, (ha
rate was cotvtmilled to a Jury, consisting of
gentlemen belongi g to tile two political par*
lies, who, alter being absent lor the space of
about tin* e hours, returned a verdict of the
plaintiff, — Damages, tat |i appears,
therefore, dial the very services, which procur
ed for Mr. G. a good lai office under I he ex
isting Admmuti *umi, hnve *id»jecfed him to
u heavy fine by the judgment of Ins peeis—the
yicop/e having put an es luiate on the value of
Jiia political labors very different from that
which Ihepeople's President had done/
From the Political Arena of Sr pt ember 8.
GOLDlGOLD!GOLD'
We have oeett shown,lo*day, by the INesident
»fthe “ Virginia Guld Mining Company,” now
working inbpottsylvaiiia county,ou the larm of
Mr. Marshall Johnson, the result of their la
bours fur the last lour week*. Il consist* of 1200
dwt. native Gold, the value of which is some
thing like Twelve Hundred Hollars. The
prospects of the Company are flattering, and
the amount which we have •**en may be con
sidered but as the earnest of their future success- |
--The average value of their miuing is about
SW per day
Pr»J,ifhrr.tn ft1' Cr3f,- — Ifp T'Ae tlw
Oihev tUt u k e** ylel«l af »b#»t iitsm iM
ft »i. V - arm «n>« l« add
another rrma/lM J f*< c •« **** ••certain. J
by the mtHer.et Ro briltr, tMt •e*ente*«i ker
neih of the wheal oMhf pgrae© •» a ion, produce
at »r.j ft e flmr at •*rOb-eftt k-rnebof
tbe I i*t crop did (.V I Com A4r Sept 2
J09F.ni LA*ca3TFR
Kitrart of a lel'er l« the H •sfoo (i^Me, from
a corre#p..odeni at Saratoga Springs.
A it .of Ike tififeU now at the filings w the
celebrated Joseph L*nca*'#r, ihr Quaker. * ho
•oiffe year# considered Bohvaf as his fwt*run
mn1 friend,but *% h« now c ns*d-fs h.m • hypo
crite snd an enemy lo the human rare Me.
Lsnrat er. I ft d. bat m*»ny friends among
' ihe vwtfe » at (he springs, who »p< ah ofhfri
a« a« hottest but v* ry ere f!» *»•• individual,
(im manners appear •••nple. and there is •" *ir
of Iron - •» t ahont hi n wbicti interests on*- in ht#
favour H* is very poor, I nndsFVitaad and hat
a large lam ty »i h bun —H * »• «*• *•** way
to f*an%d«, • iih his v* if and hlldrrs, »»lh Ibe
hope ihaf lb* British t* vrrmm*i ^ •' U ec
• l I profld** fftr h ill a i*a* age in ftnj* ar.d He
delivered a h # lure this aftern«**i in rhe Pi s
bv lenan church " on ihe cirara »e: <* B i*s«.
in Wfiich he pr»>fes*d in unmask Ihr liberator ;
Imii I ran a-s'ir* von *»e i emed Bolivar md»v»d
wa'tv with great ki lne|*/.»r d irmg the leclur*
he •# dm alluded tfi di ed term to the rh4r
•ner or conduct of that d • mg.iisheri soldier
||« ipokrnf C * *»m -ia a d -er * s*Mut u # and
ifi> t o‘ do. i *•! i a got. r l inent towa its him,
in farm* of «e, a iiv, »*»d *#n 1 a an* i mr* hich
were r<rti*td redh) • ( w atid.lors ass mbl d
»m the occasion • r|»i n» v re 'tc I » * Hi
•fafemeat r.nufti me 4 f h opiums* I bad for toed of
him from ihe ••pie*»-n*afim of • • fti r*4*, that
lie *ai a ver* iiioide * • k an I cr dulona g nil®
in an. Of me •nperif H Kins « i o prevail n»
Colombia and M«*sic »■ spoke i length , and
S4id mans tiling* I ‘0*1 ly »*» »c **P* * I e d • He
elated t al if was cuftmoary in t *<» '»f»»tna when
he was *hne •** sh<»oi soldier* \\ hu had rebelled
against ihe C'» frifirted authorities by the Single
dug ii, »n h in»»r tiflha *w« hr A post #*s On **•*
tin niion eleven only ha*ii»» been brooch nut
lo lie etecuted, (i it P'i l 'Otir»* I hi* lit' l, anil
calling upon on* of ihe p claims ordered him
to lak« I ts Stand among the ui.i elactors — he
eyed and aim loally shot dead ♦ it me
nth* r* 1—rin* is only a specimen *»l M Lan
ra«ter • tiafeme* ft At fur- private arltc* »n
f ilouthi* Said \1r C. it •* * us omarv for Hio*e
■ Kirin b d to fl I th» ii I'ockrfl wiMi the relredi*
meoii, and afterwards •!* * Hie silver spoon*
and nii»er valuables of ihe h •* nr hos»ei
Mr. I, had done n is frrq iniiy in humble
imda ioit of liii •iipeno'i —Mi Lan* asf r ond
nor i about the svkiein I erjm at inn |»rr*v ilnu
in rolombm, not tie Ihird of whim \HS b>
ll> veil by i,it midi • i * II alio t'af. *1 i n one
of i he prin* ipal cans* • of I lie pijodoe w .i< it
etitled agonist him among me p‘-«.p »■ of (‘olum*
b n ■♦as a false notion they ha 1 unbilled, that
he was the anther «• f the frrtpimr earthquakes
writ* h ©rcurred among hem hi tin course
of his remarks he took **ceasiori to ailiuh to
liieViegin Min, him! ihr I'ffWcn* * Ism «•* a d
colors stie vs a* dih -ril to as u ne in h * mill h
r«M| gave oflTi ii e lo an I »»h wiirnun ill the pew
d'rrffiv b»fo w bin, who r<>sr ftom her * al
and left the mee mg house, H Ii i g I’t tie
hiasied it I hs.eti i such preaching i» mat.' -
Thiseicitad mi ora that h hone augh—ev«»nJn
seph him** If shook hi* fat tides uunll t»*ev siieil
t ingieM vva?*r hi Rieal proluMon At the
ch'tn *»l (he le« lire a • ulbfcti*m wnt takr*u m nl i
of ihe raoKe in which Ml l.'in1 aster is rupi; ed
— hat n,th** unmasking of H»ln ar — and I nevei
gave tw'iitv-fira ccmi laorc cheerfully than
on this occasion.
PIVORCR —f'ofiftidrr* de mirth was rlici
ted in the New \ •• k 1***11* e Ofli* e by the c in*
ft of « black in ft, named t'anny /lirlcleton,
attd 'he npph ali »*» o' hei bilik hu hand, who
call* himself Hirlflttim tintn 11**, it appeal«.
wishes to get '* • of is tool black rote, no ar
rangement I * wit ch site w >uld '*y no menu*
consent The ground oI < is lift; o aiinrt were,
dial " the wa no tuffiru ntty fftntcel lot him—
•* she does aid */>eak vice ; he toint tiiin *
drinkt intoxication nnd the it ton old to be
hit wife H i i ottifi'ain «• * I at h n it only
kept tier ouI i f th ir house ho occasionally
maltreated her I'pon lh-» laltci charge he was
obliged t ft d I util lo (he Mill' • Uiit c.f $|tM). On
the matiatrate’* telling him to go home with
his wife, and k • p t • pea e own ds lo r, a* he
had taken hei fo belt r. fn i/orie, he replied.
*' Ah,'if, dal i t wofft *»| it iri this country, j
<!»i a man can'i g't winder chance for il pond
wife—* .re i * w rgi an ih* Male lollery. m;
hut,” adde i b*, " I II rv all de courts to ft**e d
dev will tin* »ak»* hui Irom me. and d I don’t
2*t no Mlttfacffan. I’ll hr* ak her bend and de
peace togedrr ; | don’t care about d** hundred
dolbirt " [Courier and Unt/uirtr.
L \ I ESI FROM El ROPE.
Onrnrw* boa' hstjixl come up Irom tli*»
•h'|i Columbia, Capt. Dfhna, —by which we
have rope »• files of Lon bin p«p*’is to lb#
31*1 iurluMv*. [.V V Jonr ( om.
Coon* ( H| o il'lilriai, Lies C • G'eere,
bad i«*-ied a Pro* tarnation c<»iiv kn.g tin- N
Iioim Congress at \tgos • n t! I3tn July.
The Lnndun 1 our'er nl tli»* 3l*t tai * : - * * It
i* repotted and credited. Ilia counts are In
| town of the Cinvetnmeni o' Fiance having nr
ranged with the Ba k ot Pant tor a loan of
50 millioni nffmn* t—30 millions to b« paid in,
and 2o when called foi
JuK 31 —12 - clock -Consol* for account
are at 88 5 R J and for nr' ’ey 8*^ 6 H.
A Paris paper sms, ** it »p'*»ii* that the sum
of I73.0OO OOU, of Irancs. which has been of
fered to the Spanish Government fm the con
quest of Mexico, would he produced bv a
loan, to be made by the ancient puNiessois ot -
that country, who have been expelled hour
it
i t.ondon, July 31 - The crops are every
where promising, nod the Iihiiii and granaries,
are pretty well ilraic ', so ihal 'lie farmer may
expert u good nod hii k demand.
A NO IT IKK RUSSIAN VICTOR V
St. t'rltriburg, July JO.—The day before
yesteiday, the birth day of her Mqjea'v the
Empress, was celebrated, as usual, by divine !
service, and with every demount rat ion of pub
lic respret and attachment. The general plea- 1
sure was gre- tly heightened by the arrival of :
the new* of the taking of Silistrm. At fho !
same time with this welcome intelligence new s
ariived fiom 1 itlis of a new victory gained on i
iIih 14th ult. by the united detachments of
Major Generals Murrawicco and Bmzow, over!
huge bodies of Turks, who had assembled m 1
the defile of Ib'xlrv. Tilt* enemy lost their
lich ramp (which was taken by storm,) a large
quantity of ammunition and provisions, 4tM)
prisoners, five standards, and all their artillciy.
1 he Turks, whose force amounted to 15.000
men, lost 12,000 in killed and wounded. Our
lost is small. The details of Ibis action are
not known. Count Puskevvitsch was still at
K irs, but was preparing to attack the Seras
kicr himself, who, with an army of 50,IKK)
men, is about flO werst (40 miles) from that
fortress.
Spain and Mexico.—The London Cornier of
the 31st, slates that some gentlemen from the
nty, had an interview with Lord Aberdeen the
day previous, on the subject ot the invasion of
Mexico by Spam. 41 Lord Aberdeen gave the
most satisfactory assuiauces that the British
government would taka the most effectual
measures withinllieir reach for the protection of
British persons and property mi Mexico '*
It was SUgge«l»‘d to hi» Lord«hip that G.
Britain having, two or three ycaix since, inti*
inuied lo Colombia and Mexico, w hen an ex«
pedilion against Cuba was preparing, that she
could not sec with indifference my* attack
upoethai *la*d it rrcrned id be osdy fbii'Wi .
b‘r that 5p«m thoald »»n »»ev part be preirtn
led f # n a tacking Mnico and < olr»**i‘'ta ,forn
Cuba, lo n hicb 1^4 Aberdeen rrpltcd, ik*l
lb« ci'canttiiacn of ihn ira«™rnt having
be**tt ft fled oti* fe««at Cuba, main tally altered
t hr | aftli »«i of alf -irt, under wh.ch the ki»»d **(
prohdwttmt adtftlrd o had br«*n to»|'«*'d nn
M**no» and Colooibia and Mat (hr lj»*ero*
nicnl A oyfd n il f«il lotakr min i't cOflidrtMiofl
tb# new p*.fit.on in «o.u.li affaira had con»e*
ij ini’ly become placed
IsiTvinn. July 31—Keening .-—The control*
of the continental j -urnah received fki* n»or«
mag lead u« 10 raped *ori»r very » njtoriani
acc uu'* Irani the theatre of war in th*
a rid ha*, f (•crimp*, before many l.unrt have
flap.rd, f«»r, no tv» h»t nding the ru*n »red
n g »c ain>-t of p« ace w;*ich by the way, hi#
n 1 »u pirn''f’ll a* th »y were a lew day* ago,
there ppear* to be neither *l«ep nor clumber,
no relatafint* of activity in Ihe respective ar*
rni**a of the belligerent* : indeed, Mu not im*
pr ihaMc * hat Ihe standard ol llm prophet ha*
bee »lr*a *v unfurl**,| on lt»r p'am* ol 4 'nan
ople, with whai »e«ult a few «ia)* will inform
u*.
Homenf 'be morning paper* notin' r.mui*-*
the form ot advice, tan* 11»*- P'.ilr ha* already
rejected (he |»n»l»tft)l nf the 'iJI uf March, re
Hive to the affairs f l*r*«ec»*. Itu* new* ap
pear* »n ii t * be destitute .»t pfobtbilitl How
ran if be imaemr fhai the Por e an have la
ken such a ie-ntu inn before the Amliastad »r*
who bare arrived ai Con lantino;-le, hav® had
I n i»* emu aiMliooce, a torn had not taken
p are at the date of the la*t le leu f oui It.at
j • ar Mai ,
/V« i'i i 29 —Two iotirnaU ih*o morning
announced movement# «»f the English fl 'fi in
! lb#* Me liter*art* an- J lie hi >*>t aoitientic ac*
r.* nils 11o,n iiie Leva >t d" not confirm the re
port* r» tailed *»y the Courier J a chu. It »*
I even n -object ot .»» orishiuenf, that i o rein*
forcemeat* cnone io the fleet of fa rent Britain,
which n iiifel or m nomh r In ihai of liuvs.a
io |liner e.«s Wi do not even hear of any
armau.e s in England. IV *ple begin to b«*
H-v e thet the !.'-!••' f bind rn • i tain* no
f#* i for »h«* tabdy of t*»e Otioniatl empire.
Nothing i* in .ih remarkable lu n this ap
pvrint i..activity of the Duke . I Wellington in
fhe in id ■ of t>i b serimtl i u cu instance*. If
makes* r outlast In 'he pi 'dig* ity of M Hyde (
V Nenville, for mi inan.ent* whir.li can serve
for n>/thing h,|« m coot, nd with t be winds, nr
tome # xpe il oft dgaiuKt wlm e* in the South ,
Sea*. Pre tpimii in becomes only ignorant
pi'’tiiinpl n.ii and bv no mean* a gieat »tate.
Vienna. July 18—A i * poit ha* been spread on ,
f fiHfig - io lay 'hat t e Pm* a t* tivrai ;
fhrMp M.fling i* it In t. < • n§ bin lino j.le on an
» ttraord nary Mitsion. l i* being considered;
•** in ind ention of the intervention of Prntiia
to hrr g about peace, ns a pfind ol • h»* unanimity i
0 tue powers and of toe w shot lln*-ui top'll
a • end io the war, the Eotidslmve risen VVe
have i o m-ivi from 'be Ihflltt of war since
tti" ta|! ofSilntria.
Lisbon—Lisbon paper* to the IS of Ju
tv bad be n reCPM * d.—1 h* Oport# Cor
nel of fbe fifh contain- u resolution of the
1 rM-utial for the trial of 20 pi r*'HU, ot whom
6 are under hi re I, and 14 ha**-(led. I hose who
ate hi pi esent'liei e have live day* allow- d them
in pr. p ne for their departure. Of the 14 won
are atn.ru!, five weie formerly tulmieL, tine#
• iellte Mil' col *nfls fl V • lllhj T*, tU Ollf CMplIIIII
A of f of insurrection of the mdiiary a* St
Mn h od had taker place. Cofnuiuu cmi oi
•* ith T< rceria ha* probably contributed to the
eiplnsiuo ; bu' *• i not stated 1 al th#t tr..op*
h td pro«;lami-d iJonn i Mai a
V \ c \v \ \ i\ : «M u\ c v\w\*.
f yjlitK o'h. .iln-i off is for sale Pi'k ling
■ Materials oi .-very description, which
nit irest. and gemiuie
UA.11.H II MIDDLETON. '
Sep! 1 1 4'if
\ M.NMM.v .mv: wTA&U,
! e iN ij i ' tec. half and pound butt I# s, of a nio*
^ Ml print (pi ill ) .
W ALII K II MIDDLETON.
Srpt 14 4tif
! nwVor MU, S \\a, Jvc. •
C\S()\V upeniii * large supply oi < astor Oil
^ J t.p* ii .ind i» .uni i - *».»lt, 6*c. witlimn.
iiv other wriich s in ttie M-di i..e, 1’anii, Oi
and Dv» *«luff, Ac. A way all ol win. Ii are of
feted ai the lowest pruts
HOWEL DAVIES.
July 27.
At the Sign of the liig i>hue.
/|| iE »»il>ficrtl>er liasju»i « * \ «l an nddi
flu 11 supply ill MEN S a d BOV S
Ci»ar* and line w ho**- and Bool y ; *1 rue a*
oriininlof '’LAN l ATION SHOES, mad*- of
lh** lips» materials and warranted workmanship.
— XU", a fresh supply of oak lann • and red
Side |(ea‘ bet. K UAKLtNKK.
9*-|i‘ 10.
Dr. ('hapmao’s \nti* Dyspeptic
OK
Sour Stomach Pills.
|HE «»ib*». rU»er hay this day received n
large supply * f Dr. Chapmans I’llts, lor
the cure ol Indigestion or Hour Stomach.
how el uavies.
Sept 14.
Surgical Instruments, §c.
vVfOW opening a large mud beautiful assort
JL J m* nt of Surgical and other instruments,
viz :
Am pointing
Trepanning
Lithotomy
Obstetrical
D SMM hllg
Pocket instruments
Eye do
Tooth do
An assortment of Gum E!ft*lic Initrumenls
spring and Thumb Lunccts
Instruments separate or out of Sets, all
kinds
Together ttilh many others not mentioned.
HOW EL DAVIES.
Sepf. 14.
UUilUVti TVUtAUCO.
1014 SALE, on low terms, « number of ve
ry large Sloves, suitable for curing tobac
co without smoke. This is a process lately get
ting into use anil is expected to be of great im
parlance in curing line tobacco and keeping it
to ils brightness, tiy reason of the smoke being
entirely kept from it ; in (lie neat (dace, the
boat ran be increasi d to any degree, and read
ily kepi at any temperature. Another impor
lanl consoler,Hum is, there is no danger what
ever, of the house taking tire by the use of
Stoves. The saint* Stoves are verv suitable for
Meeting Houses, Court Houses, factories, Ike.
VVM. UL'iU).
August si 1 ni-1
HEWSON S OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Sept. 17, 1829.
Numbers drawn in the Washington City
Lottery, Class No. 14
16 47 8 7 19 20 22 34
Call and receive the CASH for your piizes
llEWSON'S very Lucky
aod prompt pay Office
THE VlBQiariAJf.
LTVCHBIIRO. SEPT. 17. 1SM»
Copt. H izil Hall.—We concur in ©pint o
with the National Intelligencer, that Capt Hall
i« rather loo han dy treated by the critics —
Such portions . f his book at we have read arc
very complimentary —certainly much more «o
than we bad any reason to anticipate from hi*
Speech at Fdiahnrgh during the summer,
which wa« generally suppose 1. at the m »ment,
to be the prelude to an improved edition of the
vulgar above and ridiculous falsehood* of hi*
piedeces#or«, Fear.»n, W elsh, l)« H »o«, kc iic. !
But. it is a very different book. A naval officer (
himself of high rank and no little ^sperience. '
( apt H dl appeais to have devoted much at
trntion to the examination of our docks, uasy
yards, ih'ps, stall? of discipline, acquirements
of the officers, and in fart of all the minutis
of the nautical science — not in the spirit of a
ri ppant caviller, hut with a din pus it ion to see
w i' h an unjaundiced eyt, aud to speak of thing*
as he *av« them- No one, w»* prevume, will
•ay that he I as not done u- full justice, so far
a* our nasy. and lh» character and qualifica
tions of it-* office*» are concerned And as 'hi*
is a subject which it may ‘»e naturally presum*
ed he is belt*** qui'fi-d to dtscitM than i"ine
other* upon winch tie ha* veritured to eaprevs
an opi, ion, we should, in charity, il not in
fairness, attribute his errors of fact and opin
ion to any other cause than an lute itioii to mis
represent or a wi«h to deceive. When, there*
fore, he regrets the dissolution of the connec
t on between Church and Stale. and the dc*S*
traction of the monied aristocracy by the repeal
of the law of primogeni'ure, it should he put
down to the influence of habit and education,
and the prejudices which grow out of them,
and which he very candidly admits he is cn
irutted" with. It i* quite natural that a !
man connected with the titleJ aristocracy ol i
Great Britain and who, from his infancy, has
been taught to regard it as the Corinthmii pil
lar of the B'itith monarchy, should prefer it to
that neai er approach to eq lalitv w hich the more
minute subdivisions of property in Ibis country
create. Just so, t u, as to (he association toe*
iweeu Church mil State. Long accustomed
‘.i see the f rmer supported by the coercive
policy of the latter, he perceives in the with
drawal ©f that support the downfall of Religion
itself. I v cannot tiring liirusdf lo believe that
“ pure and undefiled” Christianity ran exist in
a country wherein all creed* are alike protected
in their ioimum it-ami he cannot credit the
fact that Chut dies can be built and Ministers
supported by the voluntary contributions of the
people For this, we do not think a foreigner
deserves censure—any more than an American
would, who should travel in Europe, and not
exi I their civil am! erclesUsttotal systems ; nia
iiv parts of which, venerated hy them, would
lie ndintis to him. Speculative opinions on
these subjects must necessari'y be variant; and
as they are more frequently the offspring of
education and custom than' f an impartial in
vestigation and compari-on at mature age, and*
above all. a* they can be productive of no inju
ry, tin", hci* not legitimate objects of vitupera
tion. A traveller can only be justly censured
Whrit lie presumptuously undertakes to write a
book fo' which his ignorance utterly disquali
fies him—nr w-t-en he inisiepres* nts tacts, di»
ctihes things he never saw . caricatures the man
ners and (-net•• ms of the people muring w hom he
nas been, ami conceit's circumstance*, which,
if rela't-d. would reflect credit on their charac
ter. Capt. Hull has not done this. It i* true,
he has nut always complimented us ; but liiat
tv because we are like other people, not entirely
fault less. It is an indication of much weakness
and vanity to suppose tlial, because vve have
abolished, in our systems of government and
codes of laws, features which we deem hostile
to individual tights and to Ihr general interests
of the community i every man n» matter where
born and educated, and without regard to the
rank lie may occupy, must necessarily, hy a
few months' residence iu I hi a country, the
greater part of which is spent in a stage roach,
become enamored of our institutions, and the
wonderful revolutions which they have produ
•<1 in all the relations of social life. If Capt,
Hall prrtrrs a king, nobles, an established
church, rotten boroughs, standing armies, pen*
siun lists, an impaynble national debt, and unli
mited taiation, to an elective President, equal
favor to all religious creeds, equal representa
tions, no sinecure system, a debt in a train of
spoedv eiliugilishment, and lattes sn light os
hardly to be felt—we should rather pity the
delusion under wldeli he labours than condemn
Imu lur yielding to its influence.
/tight ofSuffitigc —A writer in the Richmond
Whig, in a long letter addre. sed to Chief Justice
Marshall, throws out an idea which is to us
equally novel aud objectionable. It is this :
“ Let the qualification fur the right of suffrage
be the possession and ownership of arms: re
quire that each voter shall not only be the ow
ner, but shall actually appear at the pulls com
pletely equip! in armor, for iufautry, cavalry
or artillery service.”
This i« really the silliest proposition that ev
cr was made—aud will of course only he met
with ridicu'e or treated with indifference. It
would operate to the entire disfranchisement of
that numerous class of cinrens whu conscien
tiously eschew the profession ot arms, as well
as that still more numerous class who are una
ble properly to clothe, feed and educate their
families, much less to ” equip themselves in
armor” that they may be qualified to vote.
Besides, it would not be very prudent for voter^
to appear on the hustings with arms in their
hands iu times of great excitement.—But w<
repeat, the proposition is not worthy of serious
notice : we only allude to it uow as the forerun ^
r»er of fltanr other ab»-#rdi‘*M *e etpert
to tear of before the Convent ion adjuori»a.
-30^ -
Impeachment of Jwigt Williams sn Jennes*
h€—Tbe reader «ill recollect the opposition
of Jutige Nathaniel Williams, of Tcnue**ee, to
ibe election of Geo Jackson—and mure partic
ularly bit agenev in establishing th- fact of
Gen Jackson'* connection with Aaron Haft.
|'«r this, he will never be forgiven The mm
(fate has gone forth from the Marble Palace at
Washing or* for his destruction, auJ the eager
H’oo Iho'ind* are a ready hot on the trad. But
we do hope that there is vet enough of manly
independence remaining, evert in i enoeisee, to
stem the torrent of political persecution, and
to vindicate, in the person of Ju lg ? Williams,
the freedom of opinion and of speech. Awn
ter m the last N tshville Bimt-f expressly de.
dares that th * determination to impeach him
M has grown out of his p ditical opinions' —ard
the member e'ect to the Senate from Sparta,
who, if the J idge be impeach d, will be one
of his friers, has publicly declared that he i*
determined w break him, and that he will make
all other things in Ingishtti »n subservient to that
►ad ? In the irue log rolling fashi«»n, we pr- -
siime, he will vote for any measure, however
much be may be opposed to tf, it, by so doing,
he can induce nt advocate* to aid hiin in effec
ting hit darling object! Surely, such syco
phancy and tutcil zeal will not be permitted to
go unrewarded !
Wit*l renders this matter still more interest
ing i*, that there is not a press in Tennessee
bold enough to raise its voice iti behalf of any
man who may be sing ed out by the dominant
parly as an object of it* vengeance. The Na
tional Banner, the only paper now existing in
that Slate that ever had any pretensions to inde
pendence of character, ha* forfeited them by
its recent course. Mr. Walsh himself has not
played a double character more skilfully than
he of the banner. Under such circumstances,
and when the persecutors of Judge W lliams
ate ur.'ed on by the bitter spirit of animosity
and reienge which they have manifested, the
actus d will stand hut a *ietched chance of
obtaining justice either at the hands of hi*
judges or the public.
Dent cation of Post Mister Gntral Barry.—
rite last mad b ought u» a lor g article from
the Kentucky Commentator, proving onclu
lively by extracts limn the reemds of tn** F d
eml Court ai Frankfort, that Willriut T Barry
is a defaulter to the veiy iK'jaitinent otet
" h.cli he presides, in the sum of ten thousand
dollars ! |i is farther shown, that, >* InUt Mr.
Meigs ua- Post inas'er G« n-ial, M . Barry oh
tallied trout b in, inrouglt Ike agency of C *l.
Richard .M J » jusoii, thru a Senator, a coin
mission for the IV.s Office at Le*i tcion, with
the name left blank,to it filled up by Maj. B —
tlia lie actually hawked if anout as a pedlar
would kis wares—and at length sold it to Benj.
Ficklin for four thousand dollar$ ! Will Di-ff
jitten turn the tim of his mud machine against
him, as he di) against the wretched Watkins,
f'»i an offence of a less heinous character ? Or
will the prosecuting Attorney manifest as ranch
eagerness to inflict upoo him the penalties of
the law ? Or will Gen. Jackson “ punish” him
by removing h:m front office? We shall see —
We are compelled to lay over the narrative of
the Kentucky paper in til our next.
dT" Duff expresses gi.-al astonishment tha'
such a mao SI Col. Mi Kenney *' should reiain
the confidence of a 1 ad -uinisti at ion possessing
an honest desire to pul down fraud.” Even i;
Col. Mi Kenney were obnoxious to the charge,
(and, ns no one else says that he is Ini' Duff,
there is no reason t i believe it.) stil it w old
n d be strange that e has “ retained III * co ifi
'jence of an administration" which bus appoin
ted to office such notorious defaulters as Barry,
Kewis and Van Nets, a d offend another lo
f-ivingslon. We need hardly sav that nothing
won) t astonish ns, which comes from no ndrnin
islration that employs such au “ official organ”
as the C. S. Telegraph.
[J-Ja Duff pays a handsome compliment to
I he Secretary of War. lie any* that the papers
going to establish the charge of fraud against
Col. McKenney, (“ who continues to retain
the c tnftdnnce of an administration vossrsring
anhonest tk-ire lo punish fraud '') are on file in
Mr. Eaton's Department; and that Mr. E. i.
“ ignorant" of their existence ! We wonder
how Duff became so well acquainted with the
contents of papers on file ia the War Depart
ment, of the existence of which the Secretary
is himself ignorant ?
“ Cui bonof’— Dull' and some of the lend
■i'8 Jackson men in Boston have quarrelled —
A publication ol private correspondence is
promised—Which we venture to prophecy will
demonstrate that some of the leading members
of the present administration party are as con
summate knaves and npstatts as were ever
thrown to the surface iu a time of political ex
citement. Mr. Ktlchie endeavors to casi oil on
the waves—to soothe the ruffled pa -stuns of the
belligerents. It asks, in a plaintive tone, Cut
bonu t We will tell Mr. Ritchie. It will bene
fit the public, by showing them how and by
whom they have been doped.
The Ladies Fair We have been somewhat
unfortunate in notifying the publlc of ,he llmft
at which the Ladies intend to hold tfaeir gala
day. Be it know,,, therefore, to all whom it
may concern, that it will commence on this day
week (THURSDAY, the 24th Inst.j when, to
use the mercantile phraseology, will be offered
lor sale, remarkably low, for cash, a va.tety
of articles, both useful and ornamental. W e
have heard that many of t|,e articles to be ex
hibited are exceedingly beautiful—reflecting
great credit on the taste a„J ingenuity of the
ladies. 1 he Room, we learn, will be elegantly
decorated.
Tickets of admission may be had at the door
—for adults 25 cents, children 12 12.
Lar’e Apples.—\\e have been shown, by Dr
Owen., some apple,, from the orchard of Mr'
Rtchaton, of this neighborhood, of enormous
stxe ; one weighed 16 mt„ces, and measured 14
niche: in circumference. This i. no, the first
fine liutl front the same orchard, which has, this
rea=on. excited rtr a-lmi atii,, —w, ^
days past, n taste of tome pear-diet U»e,-V |a.
file, and a moil juicy and delkieu, flavor
and an apple, called the Virgmn seeilu,,,
which, for tizr, altnust '-quailed the one
described, and lor beauty <if shape and j,|ea,
ant taste, qsite excelled it. We under,ia,lfl
Mr. Richeson has a nursery of choice am]
lected fruit DOW growing, by which he will!,.
enabled In furnish the public with squally
fruit, upon belter terms than they cau grt „
from the Northern States.
Mtimmolh Bt'l —There was brought t0
Office a ilay or two past, a Beet raised by ,| r
Anderson, T.-q. which measured two bet f01lr
inches in circumference, and weighed tad,,
pounds.
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
The Board of Managers of the Auxiliary r
Ionization Sucietr of Lynchburg, ate requeue
to meet TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at
o'clock, at Ibe office of Samuel Claylor, J',,
RICHARD H TOLER, Sec y
: Sept. 17, 1829.
ITEMN.
The Spanish Expedition.—Tin* fcr;,
Magnolia, Sargeanf. arrived at Charlt-nuT
bring* Havana dale* t the 22d Augus*. (_'dp
tarn S. reports that a "pauish frigate, a gl(„
bng, and two of the transport vessels of the ***.
pedition against Mexico, had returned to
vana, having landed the tr oops about thirty
mild south of Tampico. When they left, #f„,
troop* were oil their man h toward* Tampico
This information is at variance with that noli''.
<*d on Saturday, as leported by the srhoouer
Spartan representing that the Spanish tiooj.
hadpaken possession of Tampho without opp.,.
• ition, and mat they hAd been jointu by tne
Mexican troops
Mexico.—Tho New York Joorn.il ot
Commerce- says Loiters were received tn
the Burdett fiom Havana, containing e\
tracts from Vera Cruz letters as late as July
doth. B> these we learn that the Mexican
government • ad rn«de a negociation with nev
ai wealthy i 'd-vuluals of the city of,Mexico
for a loan sutbrient to meet the exigencies, ere
hi*-I by the Spanish invasion. This informa
tion <s the »n«»re sa'islactory, b- cau e much up
piehen ion t ad been felt, le.t ihe public i»
ces'itics should induce the government to feu«
posM ssion *»l the convoys from Meiic*. U> W
i a Crux Indeed, it had not disguised Ihe fact,
that ‘ v some means or other money rnuvt in
had ”
Mr. Poinsett.—The Department of
"Mate lias rec ive • i.dvicnx from Mr Poinsett
dated on the 15 b .luy last, toe day on which
lie report of nia a i-assinalioii was pr&vaieni at
Tnui ad de Cuba.
Exploring Expedition.—The .N. S
C u lei say » :—Since I lie failure ol theabm**
enterprise, uudei me snnc'ion ard patronage
ol g ivemmSiit, ai the Iasi session of Cong»s%
we have occasionally htnrJ that some vpintr-tt
exertions have been made, and wdth succtHi,
to carry the expedition into eftact. by uniting
it w ith ‘•ume enlatged views of the Fur Trade
in the South Sea ai d Pacific Ocean. We have
reason to believe this report well founded, ami
that tl»e public w ill ere long be put in postes
sion of paitioalars reflecting t he highest credit
on the enterprise of our merchants, and others
engaged in it.
Cooper't New Novel.—Tho Pliila
delpli a publisher hav** received the two first
* ninnies ol Mr. Cooper’s new n*»vel, entitled
J he Wepn or Wish Ion Wish. The remainder
of the work is daily expected. The editor ol
the National Ougette, who has lead the first
volumes, savs ot the work :—* This fresh man
dentation of the genius of our celebrated coun
rrynian de» ply engaged oui attention and fe»‘
mg. His main subject is a first settlement in
New Ki gland by an English Puritan tamilv
whose general situation, characters, pursuits
and dangeis are most ably depicted. By im
•*lh**r baud have toe spirited, demeanor and
Anns ot a ‘ pilgnm fa* her7 been placed in a
stringer or finer relief, and in none ol our hi»
toricai annals is theie a more miiiofe.Hiiimult-d.
graphic, we migh. suytenible account ol «
siege bv infuriated Indiana ’
Good, if true !—V correspomlrnt ol
the Nati itiril Intelligencer p op •* * hs hu *->
tactual remedy in Intermittent Fevers, or lit
lions complaints, the use ol chut coal—not the
ptllve tiled charcoal of the apothecary*’ shop*,
hut ‘ burnt or toasted bread !' The wnteref
the communication says he “ has had the giati
fie ation to prove, in a variety of cases, that it
is not only an ( /tactual, but a very cheap and
agreeably applied article.’ Away then with
Tartar Kinetic and Cnlom l, Jalap or Quinine—
but resoit to toasted b end If the remedy h*
effectual, it ia worth its weight in gold.
Corning the Canal.—Two mer
chants in Km hestrr, N. V. advertise that
they have determined to abandon tlietratfhk
in spirituous liquors, and offer their extensive
stock of bq jors for sale. *• Call soon tfay
they *• a* w e intend to dispose of them in a h"
weeks, either by sale or by feeding the Lrit (’a
rial.”
Atw York Theatres.—It appear*
from a statement in the New York Morning
Herald, that an arrangement has been mails
by which the Bowery and.Chatham Theatres
are to be closed, and the Park Theatre become
ihe only one iu the city
Phrenology.—A devoted disciple ol
Spurzheitn tout a gentleman, (he “ bump*,
ol whose eran iiiii he hail diligently ciamiurd
the origin of“ Locality ' was peculiarly promi
nent. “ Very likely,” replied the waggish dis
believer, “ 1 was many years in the local mili
tia.M
Valuable Application.—The scum
from boiling moia-ses spread upon t*fre“
brown paper gives, we are desired to say by
one who has recently tried it, effectual and
prompt relief to the most v iolent sprains. Our
informant rates that lie met with so severe a
sprain on Monday, in jumping front a vessel
to the whaif, that he was unable to walk, *n‘l
had the cord* ot his leg and foot so drawn up
thal he was fur some lime in the most eit'u
ciatiii® pain. A .friend suggested the altevc
named application, which gave immediate r>
lief, and he wa* able yesterday to walk to bi
place ol business.
Indians.—The Galena Advertiser
states that Optical McNeil, Colonel Menard'
aml.Mi . Atwater, had accomplished the cession
of the Indian lands between the Mis=isbipr»t i'1"
I.ake Michigan, on the south uf the Oui*conll't
The stipulations are said to be, that the Hi.'1'1
bagoes are to receive annually, Ur thirty
years, the sum of eighteen thousund dollar!
and the P .lawatamie, fifteen thousand «I*’11»1 '
as long us they sustain their haute, a. dt»*'ncl
nation,.
Sour Grapes.— “ It gives ut pha‘
sure,’’ says Dull' Green ; “ to give ciirulali“n
I to the Prospectus of Mr. Rnguel’s nev pap1,1'
| lo he printed at Washington City.” Tierri’
I in this declaration as much sincerity,as when
a man sends another an invitation la ,:t,t
throat, and suberibts it mselfhis mo.-t oltt‘!l
ent servant.
Methodists,—Tlie Methodist Con
Terence of Up| er Canada have deti mi t" ’ 10
establish a col!tge in yc,k for the educsiw9