The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-04

'oe arrival mere OF Mr.. Clay. We A..
mention, also, the arrival of hi. o uni
Mr. john Rowan, of KentucLy so ..Gl'eagae,
Mr. 1. rs appointed, by thai s,,,a "no' With
) Oouhcll, before the board of Co. % De lis
crs proposed TO be convened her. '','ssion,
purpose OF settling the land eon,l i'r The
Ky. e'"'" ard kentac.
Judge Burnet, of Ohio, one If ~
missloners appointed ON the n,rt ''s oH-
lucky, TO determine the cona;c,; u hta-
claims between that state and VI tad
arr, ed at the Seat Of Governr'.'s 'aa. his
JANUARY s8.-The following ana 20.
ments have been made by the Ppes "ppolai.
the United States, with the advice AND and, Of
sent of the Senate, viz 'nu Con
ANDRE" JACKSON, of Tennessee
Envoy Extraordinary and Ministe, p, 10 be
otentlary to the Government of "nlp-
JOHN MASON, Jr. TO be Secret,rx .s9
CATION 10 the same Government u LIE
CESAR A. RODNEY, of Delau,,.
Envoy Extraordinary and Mini,trr p ~ 9e
potrnilary to the Government of p,. ee'-
! AYREs. poLNos
JohN NJ. FoRREs, to be Secret.,- =.
Legation to the same Government Iva
RICHARD I. ANDERSON, of Kcn,,.,. s.
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Ma; a';.'
flenIpotentary TO the Government of ,'' c'
LoMBIA. Vi 10
I. >. ToDD, to be Secretary of T.
ton to the same Government 3D.
| HEMAN ALLEN, of Vermont. n b.
voy Extraordinary and Minister p,eu: En-
'enllary to the Government Of CHr,i
j. l. KENNEDY, of Maryland, to be So.
lcretary OF Legation to the same.
One of the old reye Iutionary pensionor.
OF Dover, Windham County, Vermont -
ms schedule OF property returned 10 tb !"
war Office, Includes the following uncona
mon article: One walking stick or ca,,,
ieit ny British officer in his retreat in ,Is
revolutionary war, So 90" This aped w
teran, who was private soldier in tbe ~
volutlon, and has since been General or
MllIta, has carefully preserved the Rrfsh
officers staff that he left behind him in h;'
retreat, Tor nearly half a century, and SIN
values II at two dollars [.iesseng.g ''''
WA8HINGToN, Geoagia, Jan, 1o-on
wednesday last, left this place for tbe Cba
rokee Agency, where a treaty is conta,.
plated to be hhld, Col ID. &. Camnbell II
nlted States Commissioner, and Grnsr1
lhoihas aiasscock, State Commissiop.r
accompanied by their Secretaries. Tb.y
are 10 meet IN jackson county, and on ,ha
cherokee line, Messrs. Meriwefb.r ana
blalr' the other United States and Stat.
Oo"''ii'SSio'ers' Wees.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-FIRE1
yesterday morning, about three o'cIocL
the large four story building. situated NJ
the n. l.. corner of Chestnut and Fourth
s,fee's' occupied as aucton-rooms by
i'eSsI9' asslpore, Co. and Mr.. S. Viii
ing broker, was discovered to be on fire.
ted to the adjoining ddIcf n,nng663q,t .c.ly communion
>. Potter 81 Co. booksellers, and anollhY
in which Mr.. George Taylor, broker, kept
his ollce-The principal building, and tho
one adjoining, were totally destroyed The
roof was burnt off the third, which other
wise sustained serious injury. Several
houses on the opposite side of the street,
particularly that in which Mr.. Charles
Watson resides, were materially defaced
by the Intensity OF the heat. Notwth-
standing the praise-worthy exertions Of
those who had assembled to offer their as
sIstance, there was great destruction of
personal property. Messrs. Potter 4 Co.
have seriously suffered, as their prOprrty
consisted OF Books and Stationary.-As
the young men of our city eyince such
zeal III protecting us from fire, would not
a company similar to those which exist in
n. York, styled "Property Guards," be
very s'rVlceabIe in preventing depreda-
ton, at time when nothing but confusion
prevails -."sGS~- [.3prorq.
DoYLEsTawN, Pa. Jan. 14-In a coun-
ty of Pennsylvania, situate between the
Delaware aud Schuylkill, in TIN early part
OF DeccInber, muscular, ath r Young
man, feeling that inclination .ocety
which is natural and proper, vislg cd + the
house of farmer, whose daughl this, sses-
sed charms to excite the inclinati,he . ONE
other young men of the vicinity on
the same evening several met at ,o;noes,
place. After variety of col
and some boasts Of strength amy "n' III
trtllng wager was laid that the J Mt :
dy could Hroto him at iorestliRg match
She reluctantly, no doubt, engaged in the
contest; and, after few trips, succeeded
III giving him fair fall Unfortunately, he
was unable to rise, or make the least eX-
ert'on, without the most excrucating pain
The spectators of his fall succeeded in put
ting him on bed, sent for a ighboring
surgeon, who found the patient IN much
distress, and, on examination, discovered
that dislocation Of the thigh, at the hip
JOINT upwards and backwards, had taken
place BY the assistance Of four men, It
was reduced and the young man IS IN
fair way of recovery undoubtedly mpeh
chagrined and mortified at his drsrat BY
one of the aeeaker sex ! Correspondent
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Mr.. JEFFERsoN.-The following is an