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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
E0uca,i0n.

VNHE subscribers inform the public shat a
l. School, embracing the general branche
OF liberal education, (Sach as Latin, Greek,
tBe Mathematics, sc VIII lie Taught at Pisgah
meeting house, Bedford. CONNIE ncing the lst of
December, ls23. Thelcacherisa late graduate
d Hampden sidney college. This, to allthose
ACQUAINTED Wit the excellent and thorough
course OF siuties nor taught in that Seminary,
will be n sufficient guarantee Of scholarship !;
anf his talents, as salubie to teach, come
highly recommended. ii Is sufficient TO say
a to the morality OF his character, that he is
q good standing with a respectable religions
renominaiion. TIE p.ice of tuition, $50 per
tGnun--board. Sc per month, The follow
l.genteIasn viii aet as trustees OF this schoo
RF.E. WM. LEFTWICh,
REV J. MITCHELL,
REV. ]. TURNER,
=. GOT. .. SAUNDERS,
S}tJ ! LEFJNICH,
CES.J. LETTWiCH,
col. Z. NJ. GOGlN,
s. d. WGE,
DIR. Z. Z. MITCHELL,
Get. IS. W4Wl2.
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EAucati

yIUIE suJscrber takes Dis method Of inform
1 INK has uamtroas .frieaas and ne Pedl'c.
that he tniends 10 conduct a Bearding SchOol he
,asding qear, IL lhe upper ena u buckiaghom
county: aIOat - miles from NE courthouse, 10
or Il south from Beh Greer, on James rirer,
and % Getou Lyachbafg.
liz asstpcs a,ose parent' and guardians tho
gnau ealfasl dleU ctddrtn 10 MS curt, ina trery
qecessarg attention shall be paid " ihetc studies,
heath anu moral conduct.
HM BE- taught, lie Greek, Latin and English
languages, crnasn.aiicatig; geography, mathe-
aloiics, S'c.-- fcrmS: Tuition, Ie, IN months,
$50 Hoard aha ta6ton, The student ybadRg
his Own bti, deodtag, and candies, 600. Board,
including bidding, . 10. Poyodle Hr,-aanu-
ally HE sCh00i Is 10 commence on .Hoaady,
February Sd, 1922. Letters 10 hs subscriber
should be drecied 10 .AeWork, Loaisu, ul4ti' tic
Isl Of .iorsm6er, ard ottff tat 10 Buckingham
Communications 10 .haJor $. p. Ctr.diaa,
,jao, NJ. UdHft or II i. Christian, E&quir,s
Ohlde, buckingham, 'rW be d0ig a'tendtd n.
EDU.fRD C-fNNO.A.
Nor l. Is ir3p
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mo. 81.

PAID their ministers alike. / gave tic
PfotcstaDls ne church at Paris, which
Ind formerly belonged 10 tie jos IL. IN
esatf ~ prevent any religious qu;nr,ls II
places here there Mere both Catholic ard
Protestant churches, | prohibited them
rom taliing ihs bells 10 summon the peo
pie 10 worship N their irrespective shureiiry,
'nltss Tie ministers of the one aud the o.
tlitf inade The specific request for permis-
sten to do so, and stating thatit was af the
dtsirt aud request of the members Of each
reIislon Permission was then given for
u Yhni, and II NJ the expiration Of that year
The demand was not renewed by both rar-
ties again, II WIS not continued. By thcse
means, prevented the squabbrs which
Ind previously existed as the Iathnlir.
piiesis found that they could not have their
own bells tulIed, unless the Protestauts had
u similar privilege
There is link between the animal and
the Deity Man added he, It's merely u
more perfect animal than the rest. lie
reasons better; but how do we know that
animals have not language OF their OWL
Ny opinion i, that II Ia presumptuous in rs
10 say no, because we do not understand
~ INV HifHlDFy, knDNlfNEf
anti love. lie knows his muster from tive
servants, though lhe latter ar. more con
sihntly with him. had horse myself,
who knew me from any other person, aud
manifested 10y rap'ring and proudly snnr-
ehinS with his head cgert, when was Oh
hls bac'. knowledge that bore u person s,l-
p'r'or ~ the Others by whom he was slt-
rounded. Neither would i" allow any a.
ih.r person 10 inount linn but one gfaosp. Z
who constantly took eare of him, and
when rode by him, hls tno;ions were differ
ent, and such as seemed to say that he WAS
conscious he bore an inferior. When lDa,
my way | WAS accustomed 10 throw the
rens down his neck, and he always disco
verrd IL in places whrre | with all my Oh
| serVation aud boasted superior knowiedss,
could not. Who eau deny the sagaeiiy &c
dogs There is link hetacen al ANNALS.
Plants are 50 many animals who eat aud
| drink !; aud there are gradations III to man,
Who Is the most perfect of them al. The
same spif,t aninatea them all in greater
or lesser degree"
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NTIRGINiA-In Halifax County Court,
in Chaneery, the 2elh day OF August
1922
John Daniel, Judith Fugua, Sarah Hancock
John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
y DanicI, Plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon. William Dauirl Henry Coleman,
ana Martha his VIE, Ell,ol - Coleman aud J.
lzaheth his vie, VIM Iaiy and Frances his
wife, Poly Noudson. Josiah, William D. Mar
tia, Lucy aud John Thompson, Alianna Mil
Ter, Samuel, John, William +. and Hrzchiah
q. Daniel, Nathaniel ". Faqua and Susanna
is vile. Joseph 6oodc Z Marv his wife, Anne
ID ,niei, Hehbin lay, and Elisabeth his wife,
.ouidin Vaughan aud susanna his vie. John
rIgg X Margins VIE, Rcn amin Law son y Amy
his wife, HARRISON Burdes and judith hi, vie.
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel
.un, Joshua BIanton and Betsy his wife, An
thOay Franklin aud Polly his wife Thomas
Lu,ley and Susanna his wife. William Hutch.
er, on and Judith his wife and Marin D. Tho
mas aud Martha fawkucf, Defendants
TIE def Eddnts Ambrose Nelson, Thos Las
ey & Susanna hi vie, !, iliam HUTCHINSON x
Jutuh Ia, wife, Daniel, Martha aud Thomas
Nelson. Joshua bianton and Bet,cy his " lie,
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wife, Maria
d. Thomas and Martha faWkGer, children Of
John Fawkncr and Patsy his Vile. Jos. GOode
and Mary rs wife Anne Daniel and John
Pig and Mary his Wife, not having entered
tier appearance and given security according
10 the act of assembly and the rdlss of this
euurl aud il appearing TO the satisfaction of
fic couit that they are hot inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiffs,
by their counsel, /, is ordered, that the said
lostuamed defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday in November neat, and answer
The bill OF the plaintiffs, and Ihat cops OF thi,
order he inserted in the newspaper printed in
the town of Lynchburg. for eight weeks sue
ccssvcly, and posted at the trent door OF the
court house of this county,
\ Copy-Tnste,
g MICHAEL ROBERTS. u. G. II. {.
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r,roLES. from the subscriberon ties
das NIGH, the 18th Of this present instant,
"a by es baa s S S FEET s ssP" or s'
y b;gh sent made and very dark com
g ,sa;on md has very white teeth, and appar-
emily in his left knee Ca, % s by al. eSl
l ntI, certain WYATT {. Clements, who made
o.. cIonemcnt from this neighborhood on the
Ms e'o ofening. Clements isasmaIl spare made
, ma" about twenty.three or twenty four years
olpi ,,,aei hair. stoop shouldored and has ve-
any a. had CONFERENCE.-THE on blue Virginia
:, rIo t mixed coat and blue pantal"ons, and
s sl., The hest information ] can get, they are
rom rom" for the Ohio State viii give re-
al,' d IF len dollars for the apprehension OF the
wa nero. and twenty for Clements, provided
bG taken taken with the said negro. Information
siscf, 70 The subscriber livingin Bedford conn
y, Ioar the mouth OF Pig river on stanton.
RICHARD GOAD.
A. ovember ]. II ID
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CO Ii T. N =

LOTTERY ND EN.IINNGE DFIFtL
ia, .Hdria Street, Baltiar0rc.
u Where in the present lottery the s 56a0
prize was sold, aud The = lu,O0o prize pad in
cash the moment the ticket was ircaenicd and
where in the late Monument lotteries lave
been obtained the grent capitals of Z .lu.oo0,
IN SilARES) 10000, , oil 20 GOO 3 Of 10000,
&c. &c.
u Orders from any part Of tn" l. F'tates.
post paid, enclosing the cash or pr,zr ticket.
wiz meet the same prompt attention, as if on
personal application, addressed 10
j. |. COHEN, Jr.
Sfr'g 10 Ht .HnangfrS Edi'im0re
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
Early IN October uU te Published,
a NEW MAP OF FLORIDA

4 NOAfiitD from recent actual SURVEYS ana
~ OBSERVATIONS, and also itom authentic do.
canenls, made and collected during residence
IN that country.
10 accompany the-msp, but for the public
convenience ISSUED SEPARATELY, will appear al
the asmc time,
OBSERVATIONS UPON TIE rLORID Asa
FROM original Notes, taken during several
Iourhles IA TIE terltory, particularly throuuh
parts hitherto neXpored, and information
drawn nom the most authentic sources. Nv
CHARLES AlGNOLES, civil and topolrapl,.
real engineer, lately Oh South Ca, DINA AMI at
prersnt resi- ient sury yor in East Florida.
The man will be aleu- IL inches squarr. de-.
lIneated on scale OF mi, 10 one inch the
whole oil the principal. AID altn Isl all the THU
tary waite courses, and he chief lakes vii be
laid down the existing carriage road, and all
the II am Indian paths the names If places OF
entertainment, &c. viii be noted the cal an.
pellatlons benz ca etuly etaineh r.. AVOID ca.
ION, as it will be an object To render the map
as convenient and useful as possible . ,avelles
lndep,hdent 1.-THE &c eral details, all the large
grants OF Ind viii be located ~ lar as practca.
be.
The accompanying book will contain re
view oil the state o TIE Provinces in stat stical
and civil Ugh, Il, aiew years previous to, and
at the period OF, Their ces,on.
A summary descripti. OF the con ntry in pc
neral, As respects SOIL climate, and Typographical
details, with re marks on the different appropn-
ate cultures, pa'ticalA,iy coffee, sugar, Cuba to-
b,cCo andtrut
An abstract, as far as attainabIe, Of all the
grants made by the Spanish authorities in the
florldas, win the names of the original eIl-
tees, &c. Explanations of the principles upon
which l,nds were generally conceded, and an
account VI the u,ile ent laws, royal o., dcrs, &c.
authorizing the governor to make grants.
such ,nio nation respecting the indians, the
"reckng systeln amongthe Kegs and keeis,
and Other general points my &c considered
usr'u' or interesting to the pubic.
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ben. :, presumed thai themap and pamphlet may
h. issued at a sum no exceeding So 10, both
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
A0aies' AiteraYy Cabinet
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AEINhr cnturnieh cnnpl,tesets olthi- work
from the comma nceneGt, c mpllsing SIX v
uu.es OF qnarlo sizr, contain ins u cnty ssA
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Am ng'he mass Of Iierarv matter contained
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Persons wish 6 a comp &c set Of the Cam.
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Cubiaet 0Hcc, august 81, 1922.
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patent Spying Saddles,

,ydh,atne coudieo u Campbell, Bedford, Pitt
syyama. ilali.aH, Charlotte aud Amherst, of
,.r, l,r sale, aud viii co lstantIy keep on hand,
:. his am, next The market house, 90 as
.,r,mtn, a Ladies and Gentlemeno' Saddles,
,ouA.aeted upon Springs, winch haye been
pronoaacel by tho b-at Judges to be the I eat
l,tm5fo. cn.ent ever Offer ed IL tht pubic, the
ssDts beng So c Instructed as to he lree from
l,h4, to nlure the ..oree's back, and TO carry
tn. ,Ider 81 h Pc iecl ease. -
NELSON b. HUGHES, Agent
NIB The pubic art paf,l, 1ia'Iy equested
10 call, when they caa see and Juaae ior them
sslve. oil The utility OF he spring Saddle, az
likewise b.. accommodated With one to riie ON,
or make tiial ui--Al. kid Of saddles, B.iuie-,
Harness, T!unks, ldl itary caps, eta &c. &c.
No ". b IL.
April %. VIII
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Strayed or Stolen,

EROM the subscriber, living near Lynch
Z burg, BAY BORsE, about FIVE feet two
or three inches high, hiazed face, his hs,l
feet white. and hearing the marks of the cullae.
Any person giving Information 10 tbe sub
SC -ibcr, OF said horse, shall rercite liberal
re Yard. CHARLES DElSOS.
Ovtober p. 81 y
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S'YH.aYEN,

IRON The srbecriby about he ls-f nj
D JRg, BRIGHT BAY HORSE, aAom 7
Or gfors old, 4 joei . or 10 inches high ,stfreu
JnH'n, hind fri whiie, pacrs irois mt gotiops
rc@GrkobV ~H lie is sppposed 10 bespaiiry
1or Bedford, turing beearnisedy ba .ur Hasqhaq,,
not many miles adore Liberty. "A rc,fqrd of 10
d0ifars, OHd al reaS0nabte charges his been %
tered for his rerorery, but il ipiH be 60 nsderasj.,
increased, on his dehrtry 10 Rea. .iohn Ear
H. or the subscriber near Diarif9ie col,si i.,pse.
Va. r. PEGR.ku
Sept, q. ac4ir1
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~. Ha\iaiervo.

MIORSEY At LAW,
WILL attend the superior and inferior
w courts oi Campbell and Amherst cum.
r'nld the courts holden in Iynchburg
o.. lie keeps his Office over lIe store OF
Mai Richard Pollard, next door above tho
oiiiec ot the yrginian
september 20. WITS
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WIN, =. GraW i'nra,

ATTORNEY AZ Law,
WILL in future attend the Superior
w and Inferior Courts OF An,herst mad
Nelson coantigs. Aov, !! was u
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\ Patent Spring
s a D ID "a z So

u,uE -ub,ciihe havug purchased the ex
elusive ,is,.t Of manufacturing ani send
;n- NJ Nathan Nix newly invented and high
" approved
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Rohrrison $ America.
! Nolua e 30.


blui. r. ~
-.-seyS".
PWy Lcier8.-Le'ter from Sir George
Rodney TO the Governor of Boxladrrs -
"Dear General-Thc battle is fought
aud the dry Is ours. The English flag is
victorious, "" have taken the french Ad
mrtl, with nine other ships, aud sunk one
g. Il. r.
Letter Transmitted Ivy Capt. Walton to
his commander, Admiral Byng:
+" We have taken and destroyed al the
Spanish ships and yrssels which were
upon the coast; the number as per mar
GIN"
NJ. du Casse 10 Admiral Bcnhow -,
"taflhasena, Aug. l102.
Sir lad lie hopes, GA Monday
list, bat 70 have soppad IA yo'u cabin yet
II pleased Con 10 gfdHg Otherwise am
tlGelkIp for if. As Cor those cowardly
Captains who deceited you, hang ihoinup !;
for, by CD, tley deserve it,
DU CASSE."
From creditor 10 gentcman;--
Sir--if you do not pay me, win ar
rest y0a al. O.
Sir--Arrest and he id. u. l."
-e&I3-
NAPOLEONS RELIGIOUS OPINIONS.
From O.HeWa's voice from, ST. Hcieno.
gIh. Had some conversation with the
emperor concerning religion. ! observed,
that IN England there were d iEsrcnt opn-
IONS about hls faith that some had lately
supposed him TO BIZ a Roman Catholic
"ebdcae,' replied he, Credo tpito quet
cae crtde Ia chicsa." Il believe all that the
church lpelieye.) 81 used,' continued he
Ito MAKE the bishop of Nantes dispute
with the Pope frequently IN my presence.
lie wanted 10 re-establiahed the Monks.
My bishop used 10 tell that the Empe-
TOR had no objection Ia persons being
monks IN their hearts, but that he object
I'd 10 allowing any society of them 10 exist
pHblieliy. The Pope wanted me to con
less, which always cvaded by saying
Holy Father (Samro padre,) ! am too
much occupied at prsent.-Whcn | get
Older ItooI pleasure in conyersins with
the Pope, who was - good old man, ma les.
taitio, enough obstinate.
"There are SO many different religions,
continued be, or notifications Of them,
that il is diflic:ilt 10 know which TO choose.
II one religion had existed from tie begin
ming of the world should think that to- he
the true one. AS IT, is, am OF opinion that
every person ought 10 continue in the rcli,
gion in which he Was brought mp, in that
of his fathers. What are you ?'--' A Pro-
icsiaut,' replied. Was your father SO ?
said, Yes.'-' Then continue IN that be-
lief"
ain France" continued he, F" l received
Catholics and Prot stants alihe al my levee,
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FOe Nent.


n 0t ace.
/ DO lorwarn any person trading for a.
bond executed by me, November 10, leo
for f4I l0s. Id as administrator of Prior
Wright, dee. 10 Samuel Staples, Of Henry
county, MS said bond was iraudulently oblo,n-
cd Of nr THOMAS WRIGHT
October ID I1w3y~
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- B-Ths aJore negro f3rmcrig belonged to
" Me state Of Coll. Beior da1 ttH in The s50rc II
q, Z. aapshicr faany mhO married a Nj. Jofn
',.c!h9saH, md Hysfia Gioeeesfer county. from
W"h pideea Mr.. HIN. Stttrgs Of Grefnbrier
Ssody brought him, has father uad o,oIter boH
H',ahtn N Ricamaa3. ms mother SINE died
o9ioa, Monroe County, Or. - ic3c IL
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u 10 Reward aud all reasonable
Charges.

RANAWAf .fom ne subscriber, on San.
az dug Tie i3h iaS'. negfo HedderSoH, ajOn
y q y yeas old, yeiiog eomlft-rior, roHnd
Jact, h'rk bps, iow in stature, 'og .fre feet fro
"af'e iacitc', teams fsrword ~hen roihing hod
SEN 6l"t tom anil qantoioOas, also, biHs
9oat and PastaloonS Sorlarh0i rom, b'art FIR
MI IS AopgH nc has free papers--ihe Gjors
1seart gtH be si,ea ~ securing said ntgro IN
Guy 1ait so itat he meg ie recorered.
9NDPTff EJ|RAE
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PWy Lii,r8.-Letter from Sir George
Rodney 10 the Governor Of Boxladres -
"Dear General-Thc battle is fought
aud the dny IS ours. The English flag is
Sleiorone, "" have taken the french Al
mr't, with nine other ships aud sunk one
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
IMPORTANT.

BOSTON, OCT. 4.-By letters received
by the Barbara, just arrived from st. Pc
tcrsburg, we have The pleasing informa-
ton that Charles pinckney, Esq. Secrc-
tary of Legation TO our minister. at tina,
court, had taken passage on board the
Gen. Jackson, which vessel sailed for N
York few days previous bearing des-
patches to our government, conveying
the decision of His Imperial Majesty in
cur favour on that article If the treaty
with England, which " as referred 10 him
relating to the reimbursement Of our ci,i-
zens FOR the slaves taken 6y the British
from The chesapeake during the war.
The brig Spartan, arrived on Tuesday
IN 81 days from Lisbon. The public
tranquility remained undsturbed 1be
Government was offended at the proceed.
Tags in the Braziis, and was preparing
an expedition to send thiiher in the hope
Ufrsstoring The old order Of affairs. fhree
or four frigates and i8 transports were
nearly ready. Some British but no a
rnericon vessels were employed among
the Transports.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The fever at New Orleans appears to
have been very alarming during the last
month. There were deaths on the 5th
2 of yellow fever. Eleven new cases
were reported the "a hours preceding the
5th, and on the 9th there were deaths,
three Of which were yellow fever. On
the 9th, things were more favourable, and
those who were sick were generally con-
valesceni. But on the 18th the board Of
health announced that the fever, within
the three preceding days, had increas-
ed. 1t was chiefly confined to strangers
lately arrived, who were therefore, advis-
ed to leave the city til the fever subsid-
ed.
Deaths, Sept. 4ih, lbs Of yellow fe-
yer 5th, 1872 Of do 9th, 8-3 OF do
18th, IL deaths, II of do 9Th and 9th, 9
deaths 6 Of do 9th, IA deaths, of do
10th, 9 deaths, z of do ltb, 10 deaths
8 Of do I; 18th, Is deaths, 8 of do; 18th
and 18th, SO deaths, 10 o! which by yell
low fever 10th, 10 deaths, by yellow
fever.
In the list Of deaths published, we find
the following-George Vaughan, Peter
Archibald, John Luddington and James
O'Neal, of New York Thos. J. Fuel,
James A. Bois, of Connecticut Moses
Poor, Michael Day, of Massachusetts; An
thony Hartman, of Philadelphia; Peter
Loringe, of Maryland Benjamin Abbott,
Of N Hampshire A. DavissoD, of Ohio
VIM. Scrimger, of Scotland Capt. Gill
more, of sloop Hope Isaac Panburn Of
New-Jcrsey James Smith of Scotland
William James, of New York James
Reid, Joseph Pitt, and Henry Hahn, of
Baltimore James White, printer, of
Ohio /; J. Risky, Of Virginia Josiah
Trul, Of Kentucky Levi Gouzoy, Of
Philadelphia James Payne, Of Carolina;
John Kelly, Of Philadelphia Mrs. Ben
der, Of South Carolina John X. NetteD,
OF New York (; Richard Fleming, of Sa:
lem, Ms. John Miner, of Pennsylvania
and VIM. Flournoy, Of Georgia. At
Bsyau Sarah, Jas Ketchum.
The whole number Of deaths during
the above period, were III.
X. II. Lee, has beca elected mayor Of
Leesbug, Va.
The first bell erected in the city of
Washington, FOR public purposes was MA
eed on Thursday in the tower of the Uni-
tartan Church
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COMMUNICATIONS.


II is due to Nr l.atkin as lecturer
on music, scientifically to say that
his erhose OF the principles of that scis
ence, which raps the imprisoned ear
in elysium" was received with the deep-
est attention.
No bursts Of applause, till the plaudit
at the finale; for when the feelings are
deeply engaBed--or into "expressive ST.
lence" gives applause.
confess myself not equal to the re-
condite and technical manner in which
Mr.. Lsrkin touched the subject; but it
| was in so philosophical manner that doc
tor Burney for degree is given in tia,
elevated science would have listened to-
and in listening he would have received
much delight from gentleman of high
vocal powers, and also from the accom-
pan ynents
IN .4dniirer Of The principles of Pyiaagoras and
The P0ircTs Of Orpheus.
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MELANCHOLY.

Mr.. Stephen Dudley, formerly Of Buf-
iale village, was lately killed in personal
rencontre with an officer Of the United
States army While ascending the Missis-
sippi, about 600 miles above ST.. Louis.
1t is said that whiic intoxicated, he assault
ted the officer with drawn dirk, Calling
upon him to defend himself, and that his
antagonist in self defence, stabbed him so
fatally that he died in FIVE hours.
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THE spy.

An English review gives the following
deservedlY' high commentator of that
interesting novel:
"Imperfect as our sketch Of this admi-
able tale avowedly is, it will be sufficient
to show that il possesses no ordinary me-
rit and that in the interest of The plot,
the vigor and liyeliness of its description,
and in the correct delincation OF the va
rious characters. Tho Spy is one .ci
the best novels we have met WITH
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adage or apotheeem--I conclude, in al
luding to the apreur chevalier" with the
melancholy English one--"Oh that my
enemy would write book.
I'll CANDlDUS.
The foregoing, MIR. Pittman, vss sent
to the editor Of the Gazette, who refused
to publish il, under that nervous affec-
ton which belongs to gentlemen of the
school OF the family Of Pistol, described
be Shakespeare. e..