The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
Nos.

npehldiic rOunu tiat eenlntiule t1ts tY
the town OF Eii2 beth 10 tar uate4s ofthe
state Of Vlreini, Ivy that OF an inland naii-
gaiion. Who catal li3hed tias the stateA
men aud those who were friend to li5af.
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We are also indebted To al John To-.
9ud, for new discovery In the eeolienf
ot The human sys,cin, AMI - have ~
Doubt Il VIII rain for him the highest no.
nors which 9cicnce can lestoR II XII
etand neNt IN Importance 10 fie woatlsr!1l
results Of llarycy's gcilius. He discovered
thal the blood cirrulat,d--Tr. Join Hol-
land has discottrcd ho,y 10 stop lis eifcuia-
lion. Hear him
IL war was 10 take place tomorrow
would II not pat stop 10 the circulation OF
'ilr blood IL IL a composition sirtoo serious
To he thrown away il Judge rigki look sir
al The Heroes OF our iaA.Nar uIder Wash,
'hslon who were all w1eI all great aud al!
GOOD. My fellow citizens can man he Il
| Christian unlpaa he l. poeseaarl of sirtueg
which he believes in Deity Washington
VAS man thar never mourred ioT the
grapes that lIu1s upon Cn6lbef mans bush
aud gathered them after h. deafh."
Thla eoucl'dms compliment 10 Wash
lngton Is as dt licatc aud a. iresh as "A new
laid egg" g
In" spirit ofprophecy ATr Holland fore
sfea among thr future dcatiuleso Of Uni
ted America, That she !, III become the .ex-
porter of .taciories iAs,eai Of Imports"
prodi,;iouo Only 9Ek Of aiding up the
Nalth9m factory, machinery, men, women
hnd children, Mhl-dains, &c. aud exporting
mem 10 Brazil, for INSTANCE. Really wa
are, II lHr. Jotip ,tollaud il to BE- behaved.
wonderful people. Aladdin, WITH hi,
wonderful lamp, could haze done nothing
like II.
lhe punishment, which John Holland
proposes Tor all drDonesi politicians, has
ule recommendation OfHOye,tg b, ing their
own barriers aud "queunga Aair would
certainly be more Ealinle's than making
| bad lawa
"Mcn who make laws that doesn't meet
with The spirit and meaning uf the people.
say nothing about thcm-let them stay
home, that they may become their own
BARRIERS and gen their own hair A man
who says hen vote for one aud vote for
another, is he not trimmer? | think he
Il. !.ook ont for our State Government.
my fellow citizens and lIntke free 10 inform
you, am candidate 70 represent the
County of Beaufort IN the House OF Com
mons, IN the next general aeleinbly held at
the city of Raleigh"
bui the llhcst passage IN this unique
speech OF Mr. Hollands smear lis concn-
slon--an cuogy upon the sweets of love
and the comforts and i,'lieitcs Of eoniugal
HE. II - supcrlipc aud hot pressed. Ye
cold hloodcd bachelors, 80 who meyer have
t1ed the "pillow Of our comfort We who
ray" never felt the "SpdnFs Of love- read
and ponder well upon Tie solemn and al.
l.c.lns truths, 80 strikiD2y portrayed by
John Holland Lisri "a the atlmonf.
tions OF wisdom aud "turn yc, turn ye, lest
you die." II IL quite certain, and n source
Of eongratulaton, that Mr.. John Holland
must hive always found the "ladies of the
far, tender AID complying, or he neyeT
would have isid 80 much stress upon tho
. scrloug contract"
"Fellow citizens and ladies' of the fai,
! you IRE fhc PiH0H Of our comfort. the fonn-
dation Of our happiness, and together with
our great aud good aud wise men the indie,
ppua'nec Of our government Look NJ
what the constitution says read and you'll
know we have power 10 claim privileges
of three things, that is 10 declare war, sup
press Instructions or inYasions and ii
understand from reading and thinking on
The Constitution this il the privilege il giyea
us We who know Who gives us our ex
l5tcnce, how is marriage contracts made,
from the sPangS of love which govern afl
men who means well for Themselves and
well for their country, who springs from
the human family one of the most honoras
blrst liie's that Il man can ei1oy. Though
II inan may have as much inony as which
he CAN shake q stick al, there is no rael han.
plaess unless II 10 with those With whom
the serious contract is made"
We learn, says the Montgomery Repub-
'lcan, that the Big Warrior, with the advice
OF his council, has forbidden the Missiona.
rlr8 u the nation to preach but allows
them 20 keep schools for the instruction
OF his youthful subjects in TIE various BRAN
ehea Of useful learning. Like some ofhis
brother mnnarchs la Europe, he seems
fearful of disturbing the established order
oil things. He thinks with the poet.
Wen keep our cusioms--wlat Is law ITSELF
But old established customs,
save the good use and wont that carry them
To worship how and where their fathers wor-
shipped
All things resolve in custom, Wen keep ours.
TIE Spy.--Thc Author, in giving us this
history, has blended II most dexterously
with chain of interesting circumstances,
well calculated to relieve the attention
from the mysterious wanderings of the Spy
OF the lNcutral Ground. The Sketches ef
American scenery and manners are touch
ed with an able hand, and the style.
throughout is light and agreeable.
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