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07" "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,’!
fr published semi-weekly, (every Monday and Thursday,) j
at Four Dollars per annum, payable in advance. *Vo sub- '
script am will ho receive dfor a shorter time than six months;
end no paper trill be discontinued, (except at the discretion
of the Editors,) until ull arrearages arc paid.
•Xit&rEHT ME. VI'S inserted at 50 cents peri
tf s^cp-r less.) for the Jit *t insertion, and 37b cents for
•eery . Jbsequent insertion.
EVERY AD l ’ll It 7 7.S’ E R IS required to riots, on his
manuscr ipt, how long he wishes his adv» rtisnncnt inserted ;
on advertisement, not so noted, will he inserted till its dis
eontinuance be. ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISI.W, the terms are , for
the privilege of two square.:, f <0 , far one square, $*2.» • fur
one sq*iaje. inner farm. *3.».
JOfl rni.X'n.V; e.rrr'ited neatly and expeditious
ly onil on reasonable terms.
lYcgrot** lot* Hire.
I HAVE f»r hire ili«* (Minuing y«*nr. numhrrofaljivf's:
amongst them a ('arpt'iitor. a (\h.k anil Washer,
Huuso N rvanls. ami Factory hamls. ('. IIAIIM.Y.
Dec. 19 o(V
PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS!! PLOUGHS!!!
TIIr. sitbseriher, being agent for the sale uf those
celebrated Ploughs made liy Ifngglis. Nnnree
Mason, of Worcester. Massachusetts, offers the follow
iug descriptions, at factory prices; —
One horse hill side Ploughs at $7,1 IK
Two do do do do at 10,511
Extra two horse hill side do at 11,50
One burse common Plough at 4.5W
Two do do do at 8,00
Three do do do at 11,00
Ploughs, of common castings, at much less prices.—Cul
(ivalors and ('urn shellers.
Points to suit the various Ploughs always on hand.
JAM MS A! STIUI.KII.
Nov. 21 is
BfOTIC. .
AU. persons having claims against the cstateid
\\ ill lam It. ('alia wav. deed, will present them to
the undersigned; and those indrhteil to said estate are
hereby requested to come forward and make iminediati
payment.
I have lor I 111! E. thirty or forty men. and several wo
men, girls and hits. Among them are several good
Smiths and Cooks. I als » w ish te employ an overseer,
with a smal family, who can eome well recommended.
WM (' lltVINE, adin’r.
ot U ill. It. Callaway, ileeM
Dec. 5 tIJ
sam* or *j.a vr.s.
JN PI I!S1 \*\CK uf a decree of the superior rnnr
oflawanJ ehanvrv. for the town of Lvurhl um
made on thn 28lh of October, 18 1'.'. m the rase m or-*:.
Clarkson’s administrator. against l» S (iarluiid’s adnim
isirator, See.. &e.; the undersigued will in the Hri
Monday 111 January next, (that being Amherst court,)
offer fur sale, to the highest bidder, at Amherst conn
house,
rwnsislHig of men. women and children. I he sale w i I
hr stia credit of 12 months,—the purchaser giving hum!
with approved security.
W M WM.I.KU. ) Coin’rs
S.\M’L. M. OAKLAND. *
Dee. 12 ,|SJ"n
ran in in:.
UNDTIl the authority of a deed uf trust ex mi tot I
*h y \\ inston Wood roof. bearing date i lie "nil day
rf February, 1831, and of record in the clerk’s oft ice
of (111 county court of Amherst—the undersigned «ur
vivlng Trustee, will, on the 11th day o| .January next,
ollhr l*tr sale, to the highest bidder, for rash, on the premi
h«m. the TJLICT OF l~ /.V/i in said dee*I mentioned,
w hich is therein described as containing
:i I 1» .1 €’ It K M ,
and in now i occnpany of said \\ «*odroof. I his
hand is regarded as valuable and worthy the attention
of those wishing to purchase a desirable tarm. Acting
as trustee I shall only sell and convey such tills as is
vested in tie* under the aforesaid deed—though that is
tolifted to he good. J IIOS. ( ItKNN S,
Surviving Trustee.
Dec. 12 tl Uny.
; .V o t i v i: .
TJY VlllTIT. of a DeeJ sf Trust. execute,! to llic
r subscriber fur rcrtam purposes titer,m named, by
^William Thom. bearing date on tbe libli diy ol May,
1 SPi,aim duly recorded ibc Clerk's Ullieu ol tbe
1 lasting* Court of tbe Corp ration of Lynchburg, tlie
subscriber w ill oil tbe Ibllli day ol tin* present llintith
(December) proceed lo'ell bv way of public auction to
the highest bidder lor rash, all tbe interest if the said
William Tlium ill a lot or piece of ground with the
buildings ami improvements ihereon, situated in the
the Town of l.vnchhurg near l’oe’s Tanyard. being the
same I,,it purchased in copartnership by said Thom and
a certain Thomas Harper ot James V. Kniglil, the inter
ret of tin- : I Thom iherein being one eipial moieiy ,suli
iect b wcv'o lo the balance of tbe purchase money due
lliorefor. Alsu one negro man named Corne/iiM, n
Jtluckfinitli. Also two Horses, two Waggons, eight
ants of Waggon Gear one Horse Cart and Gear, Ten
Crowbars, Ten Drills, eight Hammers, one set ol
Blacksmiths’ Tools, with two Bellows, and two Anvils
and Sundry artielmw.t Household and Kitchen furniture.
The aale of the above inen'ioned l.ot will take place
upon the premises, and tbe other properly in trout ol
said l.ot.
Tbe title to the above properly is believed to be good
but acting as Trustee, I shall convey only such title as
.is vested in me by said deed.
JOHN Wll.l.S.
Dec. 15 tiJOl)
'TO TT.HIIl.liS.
milEKK is now wan lei I a male anil a female Teacher
JL lor the Lovingsl-oi 'laic Academy. The School
svill be miller the supcrintendi nee of the male teacher. ^
be to select the female, with the approval oflhe Hoard of
T rustees. It is required that applicants should produce
ealiufuclory evidence of qualification to teach 'he various
branch** usually taught in Academies—and the female
•leachoe will be reqll trial to he capable of teaching the it
seal branches of female editea tint, with French and Mu
sic. Applications sh»uld be forwarded by mail or other
wise beiute ;t,U* first .Monday in Januarv next.
CIIAS. FF.ltl{()\V.
Pros’t. of Hoard of Trustees.
Lovingston, Dee. 15 til
FUII III-:NT.
S5fc A VI-'.UV rloekablc family residence on Church
itf] street, obliquely opposite the Wailiiiigton lie
-dL 'tfd. Possession given the goth of Deeomltcr
next. Apply to U. NV. VANCEV.
Nov. 11 is
Kftnfk l,HS sri’F.UlOB FAMILY bacon
#JUUU JUST HF.CF.IVFD AND FOIl SALE
»v. B. T.TINSLEY CO.
Nov. 28 , lb
Dltf'lvUISCIt mill.I* 1*2.
.viz n* srrjPL <##/;. n».
I K mi. i.v #; r#; If.
Jl;ST rwviv.'J liy the Hunt Kanawha a SKCOND
• r SI I’l’l.l .it desirable (*,kms, whirlt were Isinoht
for C A SI I wit Inn the last leu days at a very err.it s.vri
fi.-e, mill wfll I e selil al prices much hel,.w'ihe Usual
rates. The alteiilinii ill' pun l asers is re.piesteil tu the
liilluw inu:
ltnse Blankets Irntn Vi pair up,
Negro ilu brer ami heavy very. |mv,
(ilenrnek Jeans Irnni llVtsiip,
Casinetts, (e.|) at '.'slid |H-r yil anil finer.
Hamids. all Wool. with ami heavy, at '.’(I ami •J.ri ets,
Colton 11 use t'ruiii '.III up.esireinelv lineal ‘J'i ets,
I .ineii Cambric llamlkls, Ir.nn '.'iris in finest,
Stsml Cnttiin, hlark w line anil eel aired,
IVrnwn ami lllrat'hrd Cottons, unusually hm ,
Tisvether with many other arlieles, whieh. n.l I >.) tu
:ns I,iron r Sim k, makes it very emuplete. An ruiui
tat inn is reipieaied Iruiti puri'aasets.
JAMKS A. STIULKU.
Dec. 19 IH
I.iikIIhU, 4 laxucil Hal hcumii.
cal M IIOOL
f I II 11', sutwriljer lias tli t -nnined to remove his srliool,
■ tlm ensuing year, tin the neijhhnrhoi.il of Messrs, .1.'
I). Ilsiili, Arinmtead Harwell and ulhers; gentlemen
" i'll :t 11 d lavorahly known In Inn piildir, and who, brine
deeply inter. sled in the pmsperily and eontimied sue
ee-s ol'sneli an inslitnlinn, will use every exeriion, and
alliird sneli laeilitirs that eannot fail to render the 'hies
linn in every respeet a highly desirable one. and to re
eotnnieini it as entirely suitable for all the purposes dr
si'nird.
L In- iKjiisr st’lrctail I*»r ilit? us** of dm sdi *<»I in very
1 mmiuiHlimis, bavin; tw n |;iio(. rooms w itli a lire place in
each,and distant a fourth of a mile to a mile I'roin several
,A,I the most re*|ieelalile families,w hit w ill turnisli board to
any number of applicants ii|hhi the most reasonable terms
1'lir subscriber desijfui,^ lo render tins a permanent
establishment, expects only to compass Ins object, |>N
utuveari-d exertions, and a ilMinem application olevery
means m his pmvi r to secure ..toral.as well as o pro
mole the intellectual worth of Ins pupils.
Ills sys'em comprises tin extensive course "I* instrue
lion, ill tlm Ancient 1 .anomie,-s. Natural and Matin-mat
teal N-ien-e, toueihur with every liruiadi reijusitu |,,r a
complete l-’nplish eilueation: thus tlu>mii|r|ilv pre arini;
his pop Is for a collegiate course, or any of the various
business pursuits of life.
I hr scholastic year w ill hediTided into t v , scs ] i ,,
• i muiittis each, at the tcrmiiialiou of each session there
w ill he a public examination, conducted under the inline
diale inspeelieii ut the 'I'riistmt. dosipnrd to test the
vancctneut, and suiTi' ii-uey of the selioid.
I'or board apply to .M, >srs. Jim. I) lt.,,th. Armis: ad
Hurwell. Anthony Nimiimns, Jolui 1). Taylor, ami »ev
oral oilier oetulemen in the neiohborlioish
'I' i: it ns.
Hoard, inrludinp every charge ,$”» to Afj per month,
[tillioit in the I.aimnapes j,l d <j0 persesaiau.
do Kiiglisli and M ithemati s III ,|(, uu
Svhoel To comiueiiee 10th Jaiusrv. |S.|.‘I.
.US I1 (it'IU'HKV;
The undersigned, at the request of Mr. (1 nlfrev. will
id as Tnisteis to his school, w ill attend all the natal
'aliens, and lo w Imin relerenrw mav lie made ul any
ime coiicvrniiip pnjidiuon of the te-h,*,!.
John S I lair I'etrr Saiuulert
John I) It,■nth Kit mini <1 Irvine
.IrutiulraJ llnririll Julia!.7. K.arty
II'm. Martin John I). Tnylnr.
Ore. 15 11 Wall.
litre sii:s j ok iu;m'.
Jll.WK i r rent the following house*: a tom-ment on
Main Street, nearly opposite the Virginian Olliee. i
md *1 present occupied hy Lindsey II. Padgett as a
( lothing Store; possession ran l*e given on 2.rilh instant:
mother tenement on First Street, immediately opposite
Lynch’s Ware House: also tin* I /very Stahls on Water
Street, formerly * ecu pied by \\ illiaui Kiliott, which is
considered one of the best situations in the place lor a
Stable. I would prefer that the two len«mcnts last na
iut»d slum] I go together, tn vvhieh ease there isati adjoin
ing Harden that eotil.l be inebuled: also, the Factory
opposite Lynch’* Ware House, possession of the three
last named tenements \vill be given on the Nt ol .lanii.iry
next. ALFAANDF.lt LIHHAT.
I)ec. I i lid
.voi/n;.
IN •onformity with the decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Nel
son, pronounced upon tin; Oth ut October, 1*42, in the
ease of (»eorgc Vauglitt, jr , v* (ieorgoll. Mitchell,
and others ; and a like dee rue in the case ut Floyd
I,. Whitehead vs (merge 11. M itcbell ami others ; and
by virtue of a deed i f trust, executed by said Mitchell to
the subscriber, bearing dais the Silt day ot May l,wH :
tin* undersigned, the trustor in said deed' will, upon tin*
10th dav of March next, upon the premised, in thP Coun
ty of Nelson, si tutted upon the road hading from
I coving* ton to Lynchburg, and about four miles from
the former place, yell io the highest bidder, for cash,
the lot or parcel of I/uni, upon which said Mitchell now
lives, together with tin* tract or parcel ot Land near the
same, purchased hy him ot W illiaui fSihh. *1 he two
parcels containing about I III acre*. The Laud is valna
(tie in every respect, and tin; Lot is highly improved, as
a Tavern, Store, &.C., it is in a desirable situation.
S. C LA I HO It N K, Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dec 22 tIMM
fc.%1/1 ! s D/l !! h II/I !!!
100(1 Sackrs Liverpool Salt.
Porto IL- o Sugar in lihds and bbls.
Uto and I.aguira Coffee,
100 'Pon I .timp Plaster,
On eotifti'niment atal for sn'r 1 *\v for cash, or thinkable
paper, by LKo, AUSTIN £v (Jo.
Dec. 22 1t
WAMUANTilA 11011:1,.
mil!'. PROPRIETOR of this Establishment ri>
I turns his thanks to his pat runs fur their generous
support, ami assures them that he has louilo every ar
rangement for the accommodation of the public,
in the must comfortable manner, anti upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence of ’i emhar
rassmenl of tho limes, lie has reduced Ills charges to
the following prices:
Board for man anti horse per day, Jl •r>P
Board lor m n Ho ' PP
By the smule meal, for dinner, S'*
Fur breakfast orsttppci of!
For Lodging
Travellers w ill always find liis liar furnished with the
best liquors: his table supplied with every variety which
the market can afford; m at anil well furnished rooms;
obliging si rvants, and an ullaUirc Ontlir.
The Proprietor was sufficiently fortunate, notwith
standing the mildnessof tho winter, loobtain a phuitiUtl
supply td I C F. : so that ||ig patrons, w ho think
“coi.n U'vmi in Tint iiicnt.«
may If assured of always (jt|(|i|)g a pitcher id good K F.
WATER— quite u luxury amid' the summer heats.
'Fits stages will call at any place lor the accommoda
tion of travellers. .1 AS. AJ. J.AN'CilIORNL.
fir<- por liire, a good Hack, gCn’le hofscs, and a
rail ful driver. L M. L.
July 18- tfOm
Domestic XuteUifjeiice.
i u.i. i-wmi i i.\u* nr thk mi nw ()\
I HO\KI) I III', sn.MKIls. AM) I'llK I’AI’CI
rioN nr nn. uinui.kuikks.
1* rum III,. New \ ,*i k l nttirif r an.l Knijiiirrr ul* vrstrr
, ,la v innri.inu, w. ,M|iy i||(. ttillow i„^ Nlairmrni. « hu ll
. ' ,"J'"rs siy I'uulii ik "iiiuiursliunahly 11 ,<• malrrlal
laris, lu the ruer ul 11, r |,rrr s mirrs
1 li -.S'luii, ra sailnl Iriiin \ nrk about ilinv uuniths
; Stine,*, mil. arrriv ul syhiy n|i|irniiirr«, i.iwtilrun ur.ll
iiarv irainrn, ami an inlrrlv >sr|{raiii ul Sluiinm n lm
! arlnl ns masirr ai inns S|„. « ,s runimainl.il In M is
irr l uinmaihlanl Slnlrll Mark 117.1. . m II knmvn I,, ikr
.Navy aft uiti* o| »nr in.ist i-xcmphry «• f!i rr<. «in«| t«> f!i«*
w-.rl.i, as ill,, author .1 I a "1, ar in Spam." I Irr ulli
I l'L'11 '•"•isisif.l III I unit li'aiisrv Kiri, III' VIlianv, anil llvr
ur si\ \lnlstii|.mrn, aniui.u ivliuui was I’h 1111 j> SjHinrnr
sun ul ihr Srrrrlary uf War, am! two s.itruf Cu.mm’
uurr I . rry.
IIavnii; .h In. md thr (l.stpatrhf* with tthirh hr was
rhar^nl thr l uinmaii.linit ulli rr nn t!u< C ,m „f \frj
raCa|it Mask.a.zir sailr.l liir ,*V\\ lurk, with thuniih
Itrly hvuwhI n.trmiun ul' luiirlnn^ .11 Si. Thomas |,,r urn
visions previous lorn.jr nil nnr l 'u.isl, al tins su.asun j
"I the yrar. A .lay ur twn tir.u'inns in 11 .. nhrr Ui
an.i w lieu Mm vessel was within afn.ui live.tr six him
lirril mile. tn>111 JSi. | mi,n.is, Al .ls!n|i n;m S|>mnvr Ilium,I
;i part 1,1 Ills plans m M,. Wales, t|ie |’„,s. ,'s Nlraar.l
" In* iilleeied a In-arty c„ ..pmatMii, timk an u«lli ul suere
i-''-"tii'li spi-iirernilmiii siinil in him, ulwii In
".isniaili- mure fullv anpiainm.l witli tin- plan ,,t tlm
mulincer*. Tin y ha.l arm,j;,si to ra,«n n apullln mi tlm
li.,r< l'a*1ll<’.. "'gin <n< r k-aying St, Th mi as, wbi!c
Ih.-ilr. li was m i-harj,- ul nUhipmaii U-yi-rs, n
pin* w ul tin- last ( III .1,, III It I.fr,. aii.l Mil,-!, till. Ill, II
, ngageil m ,i w .ul,| ui eouritt tator I,-roil all i., a..
lur Urn culls,! of Uio rlwturlwneo, an.I Mr |{ ,,, ,Ul,
thus tuiu iu, (|. limy were 1,1 snia,-, y ii{, ami ilirmv him
uvmhuai.l, will, ia link m.isu as p.«,„hl,-. Npriiimr was
Ihrn lu ■•liter her .-al.in ami kill I 'apt. ,\| . ami
mil, is wi n, sialiuim | llu- main ii.it.-li. ihrmi ih ’,’vhmh
ill.- erew mii .i pass tu ifri nil .Ir.-k, ami al I!u-^-steeruu.
hili-li, ihrmiiih win,:li all tlm ulli •, rs Imt tlm ( a,.,ii„
!n,lsl , .. 'Hi a-s rvvpttlm S ir-je ui, In
,.ril‘ r",1l :""1 "T IW II uV, iliuar l, ami thotruw w.-re lu
In; iiius'i red o.i deck.
Tlm IWualmr nuns w,-rr till,,, pninlml t'.rwur.l. In „•
sum llm .mil.in , rs Hum an attack, ami such ul the ,-rnw
w liu ha.l mil jctjuiiii.il, Im' who then elcetc.l in rnnn
u, wan llicin, w ire lu lie mill, mail, wlulmhc olhmawrr,
in lie thrown overboard.
lln-y with iIipii to get utit all the hills ami li.|,le„
lie- V. SSI!, Illdi will,’ll limy were tu make lur ih» |'|,. ul
... U'lui-V they 11T.-S tn inn-l ,t cmil't iltrntr I’lmy
wen- llien lu erm», in s,*nrdi ul'meicUltl v>- s. U iriJu„,
la*lwren this port ami Kurupe. wliicli after l.eln’r ph,m
irnreil, ami tlm inales nil huar.l kille.l, were l„ l„? fmlrs
eriniiit.itely sunk, ami tl there ,-lnu e.l lu he .any /'mini, s.
limy wem In he laken ,m hnar.l llm St,turn. ein/ii/,,/.
r,Maine,I as I mm as llu- I’liale., m ;l,l ilesue, w lien limy
a Is . w ere tu he e.,;„,.„ll.-,l lu the ileep! Tlm airamm
lilem |.,r "Ii-ilivismn ,,C the spuils. f.n M.lma.t ,/ /*/,«
IniMlet, llu- various ulli era un l.uar.l, fke . w, allVuui
plelml, ami ilruw n un m tlpliiil m Sp,..,eeihaml w r.tili
“•"I i**‘ assured .Mr. \\a I us that he hah I wen hi m'llm crew
with him sure.
l-'ium llm is mmnl Spum-er ma.ie lue nluve eiri-mn-i
Klam. s kiiuwn lu \|, Wales, he was wateheil wall, Ar
B-.s ,-yes l,y C,■.unwell, Ima swam's .„„|
l -lislt.i Ninyli. Ui'tiitH.i it. * »«•*,.. it. •
b«ard, the m* unit they siy lie. hast sejn.s of defection
in III ii, or li.nl the least cause in suspect Hull lie had
maJr or inictidcd lo make any duclu*uie8 lo any pi r
SOil.
Mr. Wales not daring to communicate with (’apt tin
Mackenzie, uriilc ;t 11 tin* circumstances tin del a lied by
Midshipmen Spencer, known lo tlit* Purser. \\ ho prompt
ly conveyed the inlell'^P ie(‘to ( apt M 4cUeir/.f, when
•matures were nn uedia «lv taken t i ascertain ihe Irndi
til lIn* ease. Spencer's papers were l!l«Tt’itp in e\ inn lied,
and all tlm det ids • »t Ilnur plans as narrated by Wales,
ice re full j oI'ljinnct. .S-,meer C'mtiiweil and Small,
v\rre then s- cured, and all hands lieiuo mustered oil 1
fleck, ( apt. Mackenzie addressed tie .11 til the hiilijcctol
the proposed uiulmy,apprising lliein that all the plans ol
the mutineers had !>een disc ivered mid frustrated, and
warning the.m of the consequence* of any similar at
tempt.
Cant Mackenzie then addressed a c r *u!ar hitter to
each ul tile officer* oil Imurd the vessel, except the acting
M dsliipmin, requesting tin ir opinions as to tie* course
of conduct winch .-lioiild lx* pursued towards Spencer an I
the two men w!i i lia I .ecu arrest-d with linn. Kadi
one returned Idr a i... er that they (lesi.'rvnd iruuusiiale
death, and ( a plain N| ickiii'.n ’.s op'u'on e tin *iil i n_r with
that of im olli.-ers ii was determtii -I to carry the pun
ishment into imuiediau* execution. All bands were a-*
e -rdijiely called to witness p iiusliui' iil. Wit ps were
then rove into each en I >»l lue lor * yard arm a el one on
the inner part of the yard. The prisumrs were then
brought oil d vk and inlormed of the putiisliuieiit ahotil
to he executed upon them S nail at oiiee fully eoiil'esseil Ins
fault, and asked in ist p uiiently the I .^tvenesi of his
eoiiunander a ul llu; "ili ers, which was at one a •• irded
to him. II - then o'.ilaiiml permits.on to aildress the
crew, which lie did, tv.iram^ th • n a^riust periiiitlin^
themselVi sever t i no sp‘ I'»•*.* I at In* had been, mio the
cuinuiittal» f the crime f.>r whi di be s\ is about to hiifli r
death.
i-'-penrer ashen a respite -i m.n him ri.> tor nmiseii \
companions in y»i11 f, in >• r*J• r that limy iiimIiI prepare to
die. 7 Vi is teas granted, nail hr trait unhid ifitr trixhnl t /
trrilc to his lath' r or mother; but hr rrjtlii I that lie. mu
not. lit then acknowledged hit guilt ari l the justice of
Ins fiunishim at, and re ii.irim I iii.it lie would rather
meet such a death there (at s< i) lli in to In* vihjee.led t •
tlm inl'amv of exposure on vi ire. The ten m nates ask
ed lor h\ Spe..cer, \v is extendi d to upwards of one li nir.
nearly the v\ hole ol whm!i 11:n*■ w is e up! i v I i»y him in
, nndoavormix t loh'uiii lor f viM-ss if S nail, for having »>
duced him into the e >111:11 ital ol 11 ( linm fir which In*
, was s 1 S.M111 to exp at ’ with his III'.*. S.iull withlmld
• his forgiveness i ir :• le ejth of ti: 11 ; out at last in reply to
Spenei r’i*oll reiLe.a' *1 r • joes’ of *' I) < forgive me Small/’
, he said that lie fully pard-ned him.
Krery thimj hein^ in readmes, tie* n use was pla ced
ar mud lite neek of a mi ut lie* culprits, aid the olli mrs
w ere siaLionwd an hi' the docks t 1 8 *e that every man
hud both hands on tho r*i|H*s. \ 1 njt on • o’cl • -k (s** 1
lime) on the I si of I > • • 11 1 *r. the s'-rual f,r execution
; was veil hy bring a gun t > Ir -ward, an.I the guilty men
1 were run up.
Alter haug'ig about an hour the b i !:e< were low
i n cl down and delivered to their several mess nates
to be laid out and Mowed up ; and in the evening they
were committed to the deep, ('jpiain Mackenzie,
radiog thr service muni on Hr' occasion of hurinh at
sea. Sm.ill's list word* were to invoke a blessing
on the American llag.and to as!; forgiveness for hav
ing ko dishonored it; hut the d! hers died without any
marks of penitence. Immediately alter the execution
all hands were ralle I to rheer ship; and three hearty
eheors were given for tin- American Mug, which was
then waving at the gall’: after which all hands were
piped down and the usual duties of the vessel wt re re
smiled.
I’ourof the men who appeared t » hr most deoply im
plicated, were placed in irons immediately upon tliu dis
covery of the projected mutiny: hut the others suspected
to he concerned, were permitted logo to duty until tliey
nached ihisport. when they were also ironed and sunt
on board the .\orth Carolina.
('apt. Mackenzie accompanied hy all his oflieers
and erew,attended Divine service yesterday at IIrook
|yn, to "return thanks to an all wist? Providence for
their escape I rum the dangers to which they have been
exposed.
p. S. The mutiny we believe, was discovered to
( apt. Mackenzie on the **)th ot November, and the cul
prits executed on the 1st December. 'This s <1 altrrna
live, we have reason to suppose, was expedited hv a
movement among the dlsa lieu ted w hich looked like an
! attempt to rescue.
I The follow ing are the mine' of the men and hoys now
*' infilled on l»uir.l the receiving aliip, and awaiting tin
«t*fiou o| (lo- Navy I >e(eminent.
1 h.irles \ \\ ilmni, sail maker’*mate.
Pimel Mekiiiley, landsman.
Ueujmnin I’. t*recn, ordinary amman (apprentice.)
Alexander McKee, *AJ class apprrntiet'
(■eorge \\ \\ arner, ordinary aeaman (apprentice.)
t li is, Vi (•olderinnn, landsman (apprentice.)
Kugene Sullivan. 1st elaaaapprentice.
Iicor^i- kneavali, landsman (apprentice.)
Kieliard I lannlton, 1st cIm«m apprentice
( Ii i•» V un \ dsn , ordinary H4’.iniau (apprentice.)
II«*n»y \\ altliain, (mulatto) wardroom steward.
I.dwanl (mill*, (mulatto) steerage cook.
I''um the . V I’, .Imeiiem.
Alh'r an iiivrstiyatiim »(' the nmllrr, as lull as umlrr
.iwtJmvs, conl,l hr mailc.it append olmr t.i
I'lf ( umiuamlrr ih.il I Ills iiifiirin.il inn « an i,, hr d t<| n> n
'"'■I "I'1'"* ami that mi .astircs must lirialtrn in pin a „|np
.. Ti » iMiispira. v 'll ilie client ul which I..
prncnrr nn i,-niriilf, nr Ihrm even prnhablf I'Alc’iihujnn.
I p *11 lull ilfllhrrallnlt, Illftrlnri*. vt hrn tin* crew was I
i'u ni1 l' il as usual al rvcimiy ipiarlcrs, Cumin.nilir
M i**l.i>"/,ifr rallial Mi*lshipinaii *Sp,*ni-i r In him, ami til \
h r la\lily him mill his .. hi nhlam cum.. ,,1' tin*
'' ’1 ^ Tv mutiny a11<I munlrr, nrilfrial him hi ilniihh* imiis.
This u is linin' al mu I*. « Iiliuiit the h aul altfinpt at vi
• »lr in' nr rrmsl.Viri’. Mill I :il I lif <4 1111*1 inn., i it... .i, i..
! < roiiiiiiflI ami Sin ill, wlm wen- llm chut OitiiMpiratorn
j 'Im men, were also ncuej ami put m tUulile
[ iron*.
s .ireli liavinn heen inaile mnnnipil Mr. S|ienesr'< pa
| p- ra. Hie imial ampl, ami emu lusivti prutil* ,,l hi*
' "lie I'lljll.l, mill the details ul llm win.Ir pint .liseluanl -
\ list ul I lie men ciin.iui il w as Imiml in Ina own hand
wrlinr. "i'll llie w.ird criiuin mul Meu/it/iif nllaelied In
. Ih<- . ..allies. A plan ul the uulh'rruk, in which
, every man had liu piiriieiilur duly assiuin d in him, w as
al in | mini, with a Hialemem lliai every ullleer waa In lie
iiilleil. ami ilifi hhieli llin in I in raised a^amal ill the
"'"I'l- I'liean men were then cxtimmcil under nalli liy
ll"' 11 Her. "Ilieers, mini ill thr minds ul all ilmre waa
hill nun upmiiiu mid eunviclluu Imw imminent and leai
lul w ;n tin ilun.ier w hich thlealenea, nut nuly llin lives
■ I iImse mi hu:inl (T,r lliat waa aiming llm least ennahlrra
ll his ul her n,.Haul ulli a r.a,) lint Imw lerrihlu llm emir
pmmv* nnylil have hnii, and miiplit still he, il the urn
line us were siii'ei saliill In tlmir plans.
ri r tlirrr ilai/a tlm pnsum ia werti kept m irniia, tile
I mnitiamler Imping In he spared the neeeaaity nl lal,inp
1 ^1 last il lieeame evident lliat llm atnnn was anil
•new inn, an i that alhnunh the loss ul' llmir rtnyleadara
ilia i! i * p r i veil llm rial ul llmsc cum cnnal ul any rtlh’ieul
head lur the lime, llie danger w as In im inruns over, and
Im,me that a severe example was ahanlumly ...
hi nem'f/ u rtsrur, ami prevent the linn I rximiihnii ami
sneers*ul the r plana. The crew were an ilisurderlv
ami an little umh r e nliul tlial rrfi'i/ lifficvi on Imuril
eauie in the same euiiehisiun, and urged ujsin llmir ( aim
imamler llie iiiimeiliale exeeuliuti uf llie piiauners. 'j’lie ,
m u, m.l ,ni|,aned in ..rigmul pint lealilied in lliestmn
h r ns I i Hie in eesaily ul' this enurso.
I'.viilenee was ulilamrd lliat the mnlter was slill
in iguiatmu, ami ihai pris iniir as he was, .l/n/ I
a'li'ynmiu Spencer waa slill, hy sinus nr ullierwme. in
*... wiili hia issnrialus. Kvery llimg luilma
led Ih.al llm pint was mi tlm pnliil ole,ill*.i auualluii, mill
tnl'i'Mil ii (/ij.irulimj t'oii'r nimnig the tiftim rs and the 1
peily ulli -. rs, it was at last determined that llm ill"—
I11'.'.'Pltd“Jh'll!,/ih*\I' wnmlilt taltermg. hut at lust Ins
(1 r111!11 n-i give w in . 'iml lit* made a lull cnriftwuuit of In*
guilt, ariM n|nuu-tl with an acknowledgement uf the jus
lii t* * il his do< mu.
I’r.i.u his own confession it was narertaiiu'd that while
<m board i e.lidiu A I hum, oil the e last ot Itn/.il, nod
subs' |'i« 1111 \ when sriit home, (having resigned rather
thm be tried by a court 'lnrlial,)ou Iwiard the frigate Ho
toinae, lie had interlained in both vessels a drtorminution
to excite a uiutiuv, lor the purpose of* turning pirate.—
I In* plan uu board the Somers was originated and had :
made s1 'ine progress before leaving tlu> harbor of New
York! riu’ outbreak was to lake place just after letv
i »r tin St llioiiris, and every tiling had been arranged
to bring about the reMill HievesNltilly. \\ till the leaders
alive and hilUjvr.l In n rctcur, and with a crew iliu great
onj"ritv of w Ik nil were believed to be more or Iran iinpli >
rated, how f.ir it was impossible to toil, with proof* re
earring every minute that the plot was but pottponed, 1
n>it rl' Niroyed, the men being diwordorly, fractious and
disobrdir.it. it seemed the duty of Commander Mitcken
/in to hesitate no I mgar. Willi their leaders rescued,
the game whh their own igum. and not only the lives of
nil on board not implicated in the plot would have paid
the forfeit of fort iier delay, but many a fearful net of pira
| cyan I murd* i wjnIJ in all probability have swelled the
i list of crime.
It b' -rii" rl *ir that there wax no alternative, and ae
i* »nlin_>I v w'.ini ib.ml three day* ofTfroiu St. Thoma*,
I in the prrxeui . ,,i llm assembled crew, tlie sentence was
i put into execution.
rrum the »V I . ( iinwicrnnl.
The astounding ih veloiniriit of tin* mutinv gives ifil 1
n irlaife to an meiil ut vvhieli.nl Ilits limn, wn dul not
think vv >rth mentioning. Some two or three week* ago.
list aso'ir paper was going to press, two persons, having
ill 'ap i ar in-e id’military men, came into tlm puhliea
ii mi o|li -e tnl inquired whether wo had received any no
: *011111 of the loss of lln* Somers; Haying that they had
I heard such a report at the ha rge. oilier, whither it hu<l
. come from the ( uMoin lloiiao.
Wr mi mediately sent a messenger to the f'liM'om
I Ioihp. and to otlior quarter* in which such information
, might he look*11 I »r, if true, hut we could not l«*;irn that
i n rep irl ha i hern received, or even heard of. Hy the
| l*'ll »w mg paragraph from the Vlhaoy Journal it aeeiiiN
I iliai dn* rumor was heard *d there als •:
Vh'Mit two weeks aince the rumur was rile in this city
tlut the I S brig Somers had foundered at **hi and that
ill on hoard weru lost. Thu* rumor was hased upon n
buter received in New \"tk hy a merchant vessel from
•st, Thomas, in which it was uiKulioned that tin* Soiiicr*
In I been acuglil to a tremr iidoti* gale and had stul bred
s * mu ii that she w as hourly exported to go the 11*1110111
II is n r.v believed dial the letter in question was written
i hy one of lit** mutineers on hoard the Somers, in antiei
pationol th suecess of their plot, and with a view of ac
eoimtmg f.r the expected “disnppcunintfe” oflhe brig.
ISIjKOF PINKS.—The New York American Hiaie*
dial lie. Navy I)epartment, immediately on ino receipt
1 of(* i.nuiunder M lekenzio'* despatches, ordered a vessel
of W ar to or *ceed with all despatch from Nurtblk to this
Island, which In i till l ape Antonio, (t ulta,; m lat. dl
«il. The Island lias but low houses on it, which srn
con vali'd in hushes—is of considerable extent, and haw
no.id w i ll.s of water.
TI1K Ml TINY ON BOAUU TI1K U. S. BUB*
SOM KRS. — Yesterday morning, N. B. Blunt, Ks<| ,
appeared before .Judge 11 Isle teller, on behalf of Samuel
Warner, lvs<|., and procured a writ of Imhrtw corpus,
requiring Captain Cregory, of the II. S. slop North
('aroliua, toriI)with to procure before the said .fudge
the person of Ceorgo W. Warner, and show cause,
if any, why he was detained on hoard the North Caroli
ua.
( apt. (■regory promptly com pi uni with the reqtmi
tioiiHol llio writ, produced young Warner before the
Judge, and put ill as an answer to the writ of Unhens
ror/jiM, that (Jeorge W. Warner was an indented ap
prentice to the government of tlm United States, under
contract to serve in nw navy, under its rules, regulations,
for a certain period of time, which had not yet c\
pired.
Judge UlshoefTerdecided that this was a sufficient
answer to the writ, and dismissed the name and Warner
again returned on board the North Carolina with Cnpt.
(■regory.
Warner w as one of the ftight persons who were re
moved from on hoard the Somers on her arrival, under
arrest, to the North Carolina, and the present writ was
obtained by his father, for the purpose of ascertaining
whether he was charged with participating in the lute
, mutiny which ended so tragically, or whether lie was
[only detained as a witness.— *V. F. Uuinn.
i '. ,
Io the I’hlitnr t>l the I it/Hmt'i,
(•i nti The roiv in painful Iratfmlv *»n ti«»-*o| .hr
l 11111*11 Stat«M liriif S.miHra, pi w , ha « n filir r*
• ary «»• V\ nr wm« no fat n jy • ••inrmusl, havin ' ;iv ntn• i«
Iho ocrnsioii of till I* *n o*lei| anil rfod h,-im ^,ri .ir t
t^ninni miolhcr wm ol dial il’stin-’iiMhaii fitit«i» I b#^
leavo to mubuiit n vimlevsti *n of hm Hum ,, r tliruu, *
yonr columns.
The Secretary of War |,,.! • . , ms Ph nl* mi
r»*nnh**l anveral VP8 1 ala 1)1.t
ul I br 1,1 V\ I 11a • r | S"U . 1 mp I . ( ; .1 I |s
novv in t lif Mi*dilh*rr.inwtn, on Itonr1 |< S nliiprnm
ninmletl by Ins tun lr, ( npintn \\ ni Spencer. TIiih
T'tntur crude matt, limn whom one more exemplary , eali
uiunle, and virlnmia iIim*n not live, results! arvrral yuan
in \l'»*nv, where hr was nut only respected lull beloved
I*v all w nli whom lie nasociati.!. And yrt this ynuth,
w hoar character la uiiblrmishi .1, nml w hoar lile has hri 11
blameless, is represented throne h tho prras as nn itiamle
“f **»•» ‘s,"« s"»«: prim*ft ! I 1I0 not say that these mu I
ami unfounded rhar^tn have bran made mnlieiot.sly. bn
ibr elleel ol them is not tint Iras injurious to thn dura
ter ol an absent and injured yonnir mntt, or hai row mi; to
the lacerated feeling ol* his tilUi.'limI |*ric-iitlH. \Y.
TIIK (f. S. Illtlli NOMKIIS.
Tim t'ullinvmu wrrr IIm iifHimrs »f iIt,'11. S.lirij Sum
•th . will'll Him Hill I I'll III,m \v« \ nrk
• ■Mimiiiihlwr - ,\Jn*. Slid,.|| ...
I .It-Iln I|;ntt—4 till Ml 4 i llt*<*VlMtrl.
Sailing Master—M. (' IVrry.
Ptiist'i II. Marshall llieskill.
Amt Surgeon, II \V. I.eno.s-k.
iM ■< Is 11 ■ | >i him i Henry Huger, Kjnert Tlmnmi .n, ('has
W. I lay cs
Arlini! Mi'lsliipineii—A. Dflumle, I’liiltp Spencer.
John Tilluttnii.
I oinmnntlcr’s Clark l> II IVrry.
I’urwi s Slowaril ,1 \V. Wales.
/mill t' / Hiiitii kimim* ) tntrtlii^rncrr .V c. "ti
Mi Iini n IMI ItilllltIV ll It.is tills un i, 1.11Ini In
niir |nt In rusnr.l :i .si liriitnl tlllinli'r, rniiiinltk',1 inuili
I"'**.>1 Mr .1 |' Mmlli'v, Mr l'miit r. ami a Is
mala, ami an attempt bitimnlfr Mr .I \ ,l,„ms. Tim,
•'■I'l.‘'I "ii Nnliihlnv night Iasi, mi 1,'ranJ river, alinnl
..rules Ire in llm l.r.iu.l S.ilme, in |l,„ < hunkim .Vi
Ill'll Till' (Virliea Were ill Htippnr. nml iiNsiiapsrls.l llie
H|i|iiuiieli I I lues, w lien Mi Medley w ns almi deud limn
llie lulde, llm Imll entering llie Imel. |i.i11 ,,| In, head,
mil | nissing llirtiuylt In. eye. Mi. I'miier ill.,, lid I dead’
Irnni the lalile. The ladles iiinde nil nllein|)l t.., a|ii'.
Inn were auonuver'aken.nnd une ul iliembeat.. denili!
llie wilier w ns mi bruised slut mnimlt',1 llml liei Ide is dr
"I'mred nf. Tim ninrderera llien in! Mr. Medley id
a large mini .■!'inunny, n.iid tube .m.iut 111 h I dollars,
a11<I Minin' «dorc goods.
Mi Medley want Merelinnt I s.netIt I this |iliee,
liavnig tl*»nv Inimnesa I n several year, mi ler llm tirni
ill l''iwlei St Medley, anil wf iHgeiittrullv beluvnd, |ais,e»
sine a imlile and genernils In ml and an anil.tide tlispnui
imn lie waa niert’liaiitli/,liij* In llio Nalion al llm lime
id Ins murder.
Tim pel |ieirn(iira nf ll.is iielllsli deed are unknown,
ll is duel ,llm I dmrnkeua In say tlntl the' have mken.ie
u e nl vigirnns meaaurea In Uriel llie, ii ui.l and bring !
tlx in to pumali nmi.
C. w, t twn III Nil nwiiill mi ''1^ 1
nor Alveai . ini aitnche of lint Minister Irorn thn Ai o n
line Reouhltc, wax railed on to receive senh nee. .ludgr
l iioiiipNo,,. lief'irr» pissmo il,r Mi'iiifiii'i*, remarked lli.it
this \%'a*ai» lhi}Hirtmiit , U ilii m a public :«mi private
View. l lie prosecution lind lieeii instituted l»y irdi r til
I In* Governmenton the Application of u Foreign Moiin
ter. they omppofiiiiir ili.it n e.iiuu \vt Inn the provisions
of the art of GongresM. The mwnult was a very uggra
valed one, ami the excuse lor having committed it was
improper eomlnei low aids the wile ot tho ,accused 11 ,
lliiM li.nl heeti established beyond doubt, it Would lend to 1
uhow very urr;iI provoealioiit lull the limtiimniy oil this
jujiul w as no very conflicting ah to render it difficult for
the (’ourt to arrive at any very definite conclusion ns to,
the real Hite of the rise, 'llie very great delay which
occurred before thin alleged provo«ntn:i was resented, I
had been taken also into com *< ra: the ( 'unit, hut
lilts ease had been pressed • t• tie n i a ;m•' ! . view . ll ,
wan hii offence rendered pi u I v an I ( • *t ss, as 1
a violation id the law <c ■. •' i jiin, am! elated lo
bring two Government e ' llmion. V , i • •iiiiigalltig !
eireiniiHianeeri. the (lour; •• • • • ■ f opini* Mini they could j
properl) he taken into i nsobntinn. !; i. ' even been
DMierUsJ l»v a .lodge ol ihu I ini' <\ ^ . ( i.ui h !' 'i
sylvama that nn assaul’ on a f • i Mi .ider n. lie
jiiNliftiihle; mid, if that tv,i« c »rn nit. »atmg .on
{Man *cn could eertninl) K- . i <, ’• 1 S • 111 great; o;<|»«
consideration* w * "inviovei »s.*, ,i.• I iiiust 1 <\
their proper ind .r c * iijmih iI.■ I ri in t is eg ue ms
Tht v were railed on to Millie; so.- ;niii nhoo ul as would
.illoid a convincing proof lh.it lie < venimmt would
i arry mil tin- spirit ami intention . ».i .lie act ol t/oii
*rr ;*s.
'The Court was then altotit to pass sen truce, when '’r.
Suyclaiia stepped up tilld «ddreused them ill sii eloipieut ap
peal, asserting the truili ol what had been asserted befoie.
licit the complainant hail gi redy insulted his wile, lie
deiiicil that he had nought mil Mr \lvcar, hut imeti 1
him hy chance al .Nihlo’s. he culls red him and s’'- .
him two nr three blow*. lie triisti d the Coin! >\ td
deal mercifully hy him, taking mi. emi dderalion
had sullcreil severely hy the proseeutlon, in roime.piciire
ol having been detained limn Ins family at inueli ex
pensi* and great meonvemeiien for a year and a half, ami
that lie had only avenged an insult to Inn wile; and in
passing sentence, would imt mlliet Hindi punishment us
should entail disgrace nu hnnsell and those most near
and dear to him, and rts would deprive him ot Ins civil
right*.
Judge Thompson then sentenced him to a fine of fivt
hundred d .liars and to he imprisoned in the county .tail
six months.
An IIonokvui.k Hankhi i't. On# *»f our suhsrri
Iterant North llanmr, who went into bankruptcy Iasi
summer, ow ing seven dollars lor the Deiiioerat, reeeully
discharged the debt hy paying the whole amount. We
wish some who are not bankrupts were an hours! as lhi»
man. | llungur Democrat,
Out* of ill# subscribcra of tlir Republican Journal, of
O: 1 • n ii, who haagum* into bankruptcy, owing $11.
( waa lu'iv a few days Hincc,ramo to the ollpT au I gave
his Hole for the amount, thus aekumvledging llm debt.
11<’ said lie had no desire toavaid such small debts, hut
there were demands hanging over him which he could
not pay a ipinncr of, in a half a century, if he could la
. hoi night an I day without eating or drinking.
A mechanic, in Portland, recently, after being drerced
a .mukrupt, went to Ins grocer, tailor, shoemaker, print
er, cite., and gave Ins note lor tlin amount dm*, saying
those were not the debts to avoid w hich he had gone
into bankruptcy. | llclfutt Uejiublieau.
C’n \ rt nrrr.sviM.E. Dec. *24.
YV v regret to learn that tin «.Jy uf Mr. Jatmm Flan
negin, of Fluvanna county, w . r. i utly discovered un
tier circumstances which gi*. tlm suspicion that
Ins ond was occasioned hv .■>•*(i• murderous deed. Mr.
F. had gone to Columbia to rtceive payment tor his crip
of wheat. It was a well known habit of his, to curr)
i his money in one of his hoots, ond when the body was
found. Ins hi Nit and hat were on the bridge under which
the body had been thrown. The boot had no doubt hewn
removed after his murder, to secure the money—and in
the haste to conceal the bmlv iu the stream could not
have been easily replaced. YYesuppose they preferred
leaving It visible, as it was impmsible fo restore it to its
proper place—that the impression of his having commit
ted suicide might thereby arise. [. ldvocatQ.
The fA)*t Record*.—Tlm Staunton Spectator learns
from an authentic source that the 11 inks and llceord* el
(ireene county, w h eh weroMolen from tlm Clerk’s Of
lice of that county about tvveivo months ago, have liccii
recently found by fox hunting parly in a cave in the stdt
I of a mountain. | lit.
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1'I.IV hr drrniial r\|ir,lirn(.
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..in |" mim;i I it in ulr# mIv all,,aril by law.
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• 'iii'l'v lnl.» w, rr read „ ., •„l„| tiu.r a„d urduredUrnu
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nvirnoNs.
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'I"1"', I"’ xii .11 niiiliMn/.iiy hi ini ruti' «Je,
Mull III I 1C I,,u-ic o| TIi.m || I j , .
.. I 1 1 "'I' , III h.llil enmity; 1)0
11 1 I Mural,»||. |,rt|„. .mutbliai,
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-V V'1 ‘ " r- 1 l""" ‘s Minima, of .Sw iiA, l |.|,|
eotmi \ . Im! ana. proving tint l,<, (lJUk jM4 ---- . —
•<r\rr>|i'f»t to s.ile itntlc'r execution*. d Mtn»»
nr oilier piucesHol'ilti Courts of tins Slate, hIwII rivl 1st
sold iiiiilei^tlie s nne nl le-is than t wo-lhinL ol it.) value,
<)n m •lion ol Mr. I itw ich,
Tliu i louse adjourned.
De c i MtiLii 523, I H I?.
The following t:u ■ ro,j»»d lulls weru read a third limo
and pissed:
\ b. II divorcing .la* i!i Plan from hiw wife Mary
Jane;
A hill fixing the School (j'iot.1 of Cisyaoii and Carroll
count if*;
\ lull nutli ot/.iieg additional trustees to the North '
Western \ irg III.I Veademy;
A hill ariiicxun t • the e. nutty of Alloyhany a part of
the comity ot Monroe;
A lull releasing l» Titos. Il.oouhaiu tliu Common-,
wealth’s right to a lot ol laud therein in 'n tinned;
A hill releasing to.lerrni ah vie the ('oinnionvvealth’rt
right to certain lands thrrcj med;
A hill changing the time ,u.j the Circuit Stop*
rtor < loiirt of f Him count- •
A lull l<» authorise * • 1 .v panic eh*e miain the conn
.y of Nielioln*. mid one irt each ol tin* couiitu s »d Xi1**
Joel Monongalia; pM'hatigc the p!a o < in; and tl:**
I»;r nl'tile V illage at the seat ut .It, ,< 1* f. I tllO eotlOly
of( roll; I
A I dl changing tie Him of holding tin- first guarferly
tern of the I Putin t mi of the town of pen r«hur** — |
nid
\ i! iim ,ipurling “K'tniale Aeatle ny'’in the county .
o| .Viiiscut , - * 1
( Hi motion ol Mr I'aremier,
yrWee./.That the Coiillliillee ot !’i »posh*on* Uo I
< tncvances impure ml > the expedience of so uncuiHnig j
the eleventh section of the net j m-“d I fail \«v vd.btiua • :
ry I Kill, entitled an oei loraiinp a now county out of [j
I parts of the coim*if«ol Lewi-*, Kanawha and Nicholas, f;
1 so as l • authorize the county emirls of Lewis and Him a - jjj
I Imp c-.until . to provide fir tliu running and making tin* fj
• • ■ i. M,<1 counth a.
i . ./ill »i,v*|.. og that * no person holding tliu oflic® «:f*ja
losliee "I lh« Pi ace dill 11 hereafter he appointed U couu j|
sitrue\,ii coiuu up mi iu »ccouJ reading.
{ Mr (ioodson moved its uidefliute |M>fit|Hoiement, h®
I wliteli in-iti*»n was sop|mried hy Missis. Taveiinei, 'j
Itoweoeli. IM oure, Williams, and IJhie, ami up|Mia l j
' hy Missis. Ifiawmir, Hyrd,ul L., and Ltaku.uf All*«;*^j
i marie.
The hill grew out of a petition truui Prince William,
Mr. IJiavMier said it was owing to a dilli -ulty that ha.Lj^
arisen there in eoiiseipienecot the mirileyor being a may P
iHtrate, and in turn becoming Ingli filler)If. fl'he pc* j;
Hoiiers wi re ol opinion that the idliees were iuoumt l'
> liie, the tuugifiiruteH ordering siirvcya, and it inagisirtteS
ein iMtig out the order, fise. Me did not care personally 9
(what disp istti.ui was inailc ofilie mailer—windie r thnM
lull was passed, or win tie r it a a* amended so av to di'*n
i flare ilieolli -es eoiupattide, and legalise the appointment^
I of magistrate* to ho surveyors.
! Mr. Leake, ol A . w us of opinion that the magistracy w
had already too much power, and lie thought it ought toixfs
I cui tailed. ,
Mr. Ilowcock thought tint if the hill bo passed thxtR
the priin-i de, lor s ke of' comusinicy, ought to lx carrixtiR
i but, and make in igtsir.ites iueli^iiile to all offices in ih*-*
t gift of magistrates of wlueb tlicrc arc many. He
sue no good reason for pissing the bill; be had hoar! n-ife
evil suggested as originatniv from one person holding tlnA
two slliees.
Mr. Tavernier spoke of the rareness of the capncitw.;
for tturve\iiio*, ami collecttired that few in igtstrah^jL
possessed it. and tligl U was fuund alwaws in intelHgenwi
and useful meti, w hose services as magistrates would by <j.
i useful.
Mr. Moore represented the advantages of the ofAcs o||
magistrate as l»elog very meagre, and his highest
site as u poor reward lor Ins long services, ami the teSB
Minus tn which he was exposed, lie wo hi not tau£j
aw ay any of the woor privileges they enjoyed. =
The hill was indefinitely |H«t|ioncd,
The report of the committee of Honda. $tc.,
i tl»e |N»tUion of citizens of Shousudtmh for ihe WMii^'u’nw
of u road, was read and agreed to. 'The rcpurkgM li**
! same Committee against Thomas CTamtic’s .. Alii tin®
i for an allowance oil account of work done on
i mill lupin's Kerry Turnpike, «u alau wad and ag'vu*
Mr. Slrulr presented tin* jhUilkm ulVilissens i. t'ftfifl
for ihe call of a Convention m amend the Con*bitfut^B
and Mr. Miller of M. and T, one of citisr'us ot Mttsfl
! id' similar purport,
Ttie Speaker laid Indore the House a oun>u>u’!ugpfj^m
t. . (i i ho I 'resident of ihe Literary Fund, ^an*mrUn±j^H
report of tin* Tiustce* of K*m»ry and Henry C’dlvgft '9H
l.v 1:.' ft^tdon the tabic and ordered to lit ^iuoed ^