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o. a young man, who

% 81 yOUHS NiaN, WIN
labors under consumptive diathesis, and
wishes to travel for his health, is DESTROYS
of engaging in some collecting business;
moderate compensation only will be re
CURED. For other particulars, enquire OF
DR.. II. ID. Palmer, of Bent Creek, Buck
ingham, or Rev. John Early, Of Lynch
burg. March 81. wsws
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
January IL.

NlRGiNlA.-At rules holden in the
clerks office of the county court of Mel
son, on Monday the I'd day OF March, 1923
John Moran, plth.
against
Elijah Moran, John Masters and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Moran, Ezekiel Camp
bell and Jane his vile, formerly Jane Moran
Thomas Mitchell, James Campbell aud Sarah
his wife, formerly Sarah Moran, James Mas
tiers and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moran,
james Masters (son of john aud Betsey his
wife, formerly Betsy rlfcrd, Andrew, Jere-
miah, John W, James, Mary and Nicholas
liford, legal heirs and representatives of Jas
Iitord, dec d. who intermarried with Rachel
Moran, decd, Fleming, Charles, Agnes and
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Ward aud Nancy
his vile, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
of Thomas Mitchell who intermamied with
Elizabeth Moran, deed. and James Masters
and John Moran, executors of the last will
aud testament OF Nicholas Moran. deed.
defendants.
IN CH.aNCERY
All the defendants in this cause except the
defendant John Masters and Martha his wife
not having entered their appearance accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court, aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth on the motion of the
plaintiff, 10y counsel, il is ordered that the said
defendants doappear here on the fourth Mon
day IN MAY next, and entcr their appc arancc
and answer the plaintiff bill, and that a copy
of this order be inserted in the Virginan, pub
ished in the town of LynchbHrg, for eight
weeks successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the court house OF this county.
A copy. Teste,
~ 5. GARLAND, c. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
NrNst Sale.

PURSUANT TO the provisions ola aecd
4 ofirua erec1ted 10 the subscriber bg Rem
BEN Perry ami Am his mfr, bearing daic he
I'm dng Of J"ne, 1919, and duty recorded an
NE Hastings Court ofhe Corporation Of LyI~b-
bury, I shall Proeeed to sell jar ccodg moneg, 10
I'M highest butter, al pUbic auction, on The pre-
mlseS, on hf 1911 .lnrn NJ Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
Nineleen N\MVpS.

consisting OF Men. Women Boys aud Girls +;
The stock of Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
all the Plantation Tools, the Household and
ki,chen Furniture, one riding four wheel
Carriage andone Nageon-BOnds with hppr0-
we'd security vii be required Of the pureha-
srrs.
We will, IL virtue Of The trust created by the
said deed, also ell, at private contract, on ac-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
\ certain tract OF AanA.

lying and being in the county Of Amherst, g.
bout / miles from the town of Lynehburg,
bounded by the lands of lineas Boiling, Chris
topher shell, the lands formerly belonging 10
PhilipJohnson, dec d, aud Others, aud conlnin-
ing 1904 acres, more or less, or 80 much
thereof as shall be necessary 10 answer the
purposes of said trust deed Acting as trus-
tees, we shall convey 10 the purchaser or pur-
ebasers the title vested in vs. by the deed of
trust aforesaid and none other
IiloMAs WATT, }Tro.toes
RICHARD TYREE, ( '''s'e'''
March %, wIw "A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

AChroni Rheumatism, complicated irih Govt.
mai, aged ftty-iow years, oil a good con
stiluton, had been habluaIly affected, for i've
yenrs, with rheumatic pbius. shifting from the
head to the breast, aud all The POINTS, aud vino
had gout alternately in each looi recci, ed
three applications oi the tumigaiious, from the
18TH io tie 1afh of April-the first Of which
produced enpiuus perspifaiion. lie Nas deli
vered, a.. il by magie from h, pains, and the
heAlbiily of his limbs restored
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
Sulphurous Eumisasio IS


FEfIIE subscriber has eslahlisheo At has
MEDICINE sI0BE. IA a rrisshe pad
uf flr hnnse. j leRt doors BolIh 81 the i]ank oi
Virginia. 4 aAfn Tor The application 81 sd
,h4fsas t'nulisaiions. lot tie cure ri tout
Rheumatism. all diseases ot tire SKIN, PALSY
Nr. X ln Eprope this mode ot practice Lac
boen rur 0ed With the happiesi result 1T.
rases the most painful aud loaitsome 10
(which mankind is subject, have been coh
ulelely eradiealrd 10y irw afplraiiei-
This remedy mhy b. applied al ali seasons
without regard 10 aEe "a ses.
4. This practice has bceu hut recently miro
duoed into The United slaies. | viii fskc the
liberty. (lar the Information 81 the adielca.1
of extracting sDme 81 the cases, from pam
l,hlei published Icy b. Revere, Of Baltimore.
rshf.ai Paral.tis.
One of tbe pafienis OF the Hospital OF 81
Louis. about fous 6se yeats 81 a8e. Has al.
tackled IA Jane. ISL, with a typhus river
4hcn prevalent ga tie Hospital. Tie rrr'ohs
-,mn.9Hs IA lae case We're 81 The mod urgent
character, All Terminated IA a universal pal
sy, for Haiea the sulphur lnmi-nt'e were
tried. Toe patient took about iorty iamisa-
tons her health gradually Improved, until II
Mas perfectly fe-e.iabl-boI zhc Is nov wei,
aud Is one ri lhr laaaifcssr, 81 The Hospital
Ro,egite friction Of m faes
laly Of n san .uIne temperament bad been
several m1alhs afflicted with = siusalafiy ua-
irasant aud Of 1inatc ro-rolf5 affection oi The
lace aud neck Ou ordinary orrl-ionss very
iiulr external appearance III disel,c Was per
cepnblc, bal apon the slieiites eNcitemrni,
surh n inenitd acrotiau, exercise or warmth,
however produced, Il high decree ol Rushing
ensaed, attended will an intulerlhle aense OF
burning and itching. IN shee the 'lnpea nni
condition 81 tn, Lady caunsi easily be ina.
gined.
In the month uf October, ISL, he subject
cd herself Ia four general lnnligalionsl taken
20 a many day. The immediate eject OF the
first Wa apparently te akgrasale her complaint,
which, irom the common effect Cd heat, Was 10
he expected The third application seemed
10 check the Disorder completely. 10 test the
efficacy OF the reuedy. she NOW exposed her
sell Tor several hours 10 the heat OF a warm
lire, when M Inconvenience resulted She re-
ceive1 a fourth lumigaion, aud has ever
suce remained free nom the disease. What
Is most worthy of remark ia tbs case IS, The
great and sudden influence eSrrted upon the
partsnot subjected 10 the immediate operation
of the sulphufous gas
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
Rhenmalic .l1leIion Of Ne Head.

\ surgeon, thirty l"o years al aye, al
good constitution, had suffered Tor hive year.,
pain with sensations ol pressure aud prick
ling in the scalp, arising from sudden check
of the perspiralion, from Il cold bath. Du-
ring the seme period, the skin ol the
body WINS covered with liver roloured spots
which caused an insnpponaheilchng These
pans OF the head had intapacitated him
from doing any thing TINT required al
teniion, he Was therefore compelled Ia n
bandun his profession, aud even botany,
his tasourlte Judy Five tumigutions, taken
from The fourth 90 The eighth Of Dee, dlsslpn.
ted the pains, removed the nnrBsness ~ the
scalp. and enabled him to return 10 his usual
occupations. A month atlfu This treatment
the outirIe was renewed over the Whol boz
dy lsaw the pa,ient eigi.t months afterwards
he sl.ll euieyed sound health oI mind and bo.
.dy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
The Tract Of Hand,

on which the sad Granville Craddock now
resides, containing more than 6uo acres, stu
ale miles south Of Halifax court house 1hii
Is healthy aud agreeable situation, aud ba'
every Improvement which the wants VI alarg'
fnmiiy could ask
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of deed oftrust executed 10
30 the Blhscribers by Samuel |. Harrison,
Tor the purpose Of securing the payment of
certain debts therein mentioned To William
Robinson and Jesse Beck, which deed bears
date on the 9Th day OF July, 1919, aud is duly
of record III the county court of Amherst, the
Subscribers viii, on Friday the 18th day of
April, 1879, on the premises, sell by way of
nnllII nnllInn fnr NJ Ii. ,,,nnn,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01
SaDDIES, saDDhES,
SPRING SADDLES.

THE subscriber returns his grateful
J acknowledgements to liberal public for
The patronage be has received, and informs
Ihom that in addition 10 his present stock Of
SADDLERY, (Which j. extensive and Of sn-
perior quality, he intends to offer TO the pub
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

every necessary Improvement for such an es-
tsblishment--also, Lots Nos. 7, -, 2d and 10
III The town II Bhnistrr
To capitalists, and especially 10 professional
gentlemen, these land oilermnny inducements
All Who wish IL view them are respectfully IN
yitcd 10 call either on Doct Craddutk or ].
II. Nimbish
JOHN H. WtMBisH, l,r...,..-
WILLIAM LEIGH, ''"s'''
March ~. - wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

the customary out houses Also, large "a
valuable apple orchard Of excellent fruit.
50, attached 10 the same, and convenient
the dwelling house. are
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-01

framed dwelling house, nearly
new, sufficiently commodious
for the comfortable accommo-
J,,t;on ,t' a f.,.,l,. ,,,,,,,l, -, -, :, a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

oi Maine, a Senstor 10 Congress once elect
cd by the Republicans Of the County oil York,
Reptesentative (; and hs, slso received from
Mr.. MADISON, an appoin went from which
he received and realized Ave thousand dollars,
q, least, from tho public chest l might re-
for to more than Eve hundred cases OF this
kind, TO shew that neither JEvFERsoN, MApI.
SON, NIoNRoE, nor the Republican ciizens OF
this country, have ever though, tan uopardon-
able sin TO have been once federalist. The
Republican party IN The United States, has ct
tins tine, in its ranks, ss many persops who
we're once feteraii,ts, as il has OF those who
have, since parties have by their present names
existed IN this country, been uniio miy repub'
licsns, and l think il would DO safe TO cay
more.
But let Us fo' moment look at, or look for
the federalism Of Mr.. ADAMS. During his
fathers administration, he was not in this
county, but was absent on foreign embassy,
under en- appointment which he received from
the Father OF his Coun,ty--snd however OBJ.
noxious many parts of that administration
might have been, the son will not be cslled
upon 10 answer for il. "D our fathers hIve
eaten soar srdhes, shall their children's teeth
be SET on sdgt ?" 90 bis rc,srn TO his eoun.
Try end native state, he was elected Senator
in the Congress Of tho United States, in on:
position TO man who was at thst time, and
who has been unifo, o,ly since, the most OBJ.
noxious and exec eptionsble federalist that could
be found in the Union and in 90 part of Mr..
JEFFRRsoN's administration, do VIC End him
opposed to his countty's interest, or to the
s,snd which that administration took TO cause
our rights TO be respected. MIR. JEFFERSON
found him an sble advocate, AZ ell times ready
10 sid In his views, and cooperate 10 the mea-
sures he recommended. When The con.pirs.
cy set on foot by Bum threatened the coun.
try with the horrors Of q civil war, end when
domestic distur Dances were in full Operation,
in some Of our New. Englsnd States, to para.
lyzs the arm Of the government, and drive
the sd,niois,rstion from the stand taken TO
exact from foreign powers ths, respec, which
vas due TO an inde pendsn, nation, Mr.. ADAMS
was at his post, aud his talents exercised and
in operation to assist aod aid the go,ernmen,
and administration.
Some Of you, fellow citizens, have read,
end now recollect his able report a. Chairman
Of . Committee, appointed by the Seoste, to
investigate the condoc, Of one Of i,s me mber,
chsrged with Veasonsble acts, in come xiou
With Burr. Many OF you have now in you,
possession, his letter, wri,ten in answer to
Mr.. PicKERISo's, complaining Of the EN-
barge Act, and recommending in effect, ar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
NEWPORT.
For the Republican.
Presidential Election.
TAuasDAy, AucUsr %, 1928.
No. 4.


I will OF this time, notice some OF the ob.
iec,ions which are made against JOHN QuINcY
ADAMS, and some OF tho reasons assigoedwny
he oogh, not to receive tho support ofthe Re.
publican party. l think, upon eSsrnina'ion,
,hs, the objections will be fonnd un,enable,
snd that II would no much better for many Of
those who make them to remain silent.
Ii is said that he was once fcceralst. Ad-
rni,tipg this charge TO be true, does IL follow
thst he ought not to DO supported by Repob.
lcans for the office Of President 10 ne now
. Republican, l think Q moro impor,an, in
quiry, snd what man once was.in his poli,i-
col sentiments, is not to me OF so much con.
sequence, as what no now 10. It's OF impor.
isuoc to have the necessary evidence TO satis-
~ Us, that the conduct Of many of our dis,in-
guished men will accord with their politicsl
professions. II, fellow citizens, our enquiries
sre not extended beyond tho state in which
we live, We shall End many at this time, high
in tho confidence Of our state and general gov.
trnmen,, Who within twenty years belonged
TO the federal party. Within the last twcN,y
years, federal electors Of President and Vice
President have been chosen Hy the people Of
this state sud within that time the federal
party have repeatedly had the rule and gov
efnmenS OF Vuts StaVcs NVUUIu tcD years. q
usiori,y Of tho New England States has been
under the government and direction Of fedc-
raiists, and once, within that time, the gov
eminent Of every ono OF those sin,es has been
in their hands.
A little more than twenty years sgo, that
patty had majority in tho United States at
this time the government OF every state in tho
Union 10 in the hands Of Republicans and in
the United States the tederaiists ere scarcely
known as . party, and in o very few years. will
cease to exist 90 such. A man who was q
federslist not msny years sgo, was appointed
by Mr.. JEFrRRsoN, Minister to Eoglsnd by
Mr.. MAp,sos, Attorney General Of tie Uni.
ted States; by MIR. MoSRox, he WAS again
nominated 10 the Court Of ST, Petersburgh,
and BY the Republican Legislature Of Mary
land, Senator 10 Congress. Another DIS
TINouisBxD gentleman, than whom no man
J, more violently opposed TO Nr. ADAMS, on
the ground Of his having once been federal.
i,,, sod who within very few years has been
q violent snd vindictve fede,slis,, hss twice
been sppoin,sd by the Republican Legislature
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

Mo day Ito
Mean heat O the day 74o 2.3 Least 10
coolest day Quantity rain the 81 inches
remarked here uniform
united with lightning and thunder
comparing with the corresponding
preceding 10 Judgment which
led the last offer the following
rmaehe heat the month is degrees and half below the average
Of than
average Now though the month u
third Of cooler thin this nevertheless ~ane
degrees July OF the
But month principally crzd by the different
gtnig thunder
which than double the the
corresponding month for the preceding four The evaporation has
therefore However illustrate this point and to be an
law
flesh cool the weather. and
dviduals who perspe the skin o a burning heat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

,wo disline ui:hed Republicans were named /,
fllu. Tho republican me mbe's of the house
Of Representatives were divided, but every led.
etalist voted for one Of them and he for
whom they voted, was elected spesks,.
Where 10 the republican whose confidence,
in our distinguished end illusuious v,si,snt.
was Isssentd 10 consequence Of the suppo,s
which ne at that time received from iedsrsl-
is,s! That gentleman continued siter ,his
event, 10 rstsin the confidence Of those who
were his constituents, the confidence OF MAD.
Isos and MONROE, end is now on the road 10
Inc first end higbes, eift Of ibe nation.
Federal support in this ios'snes was no,
deemed 10 DO crying sin, and we have not
seen cry of it's III Effects, end MIR. ADAMS
ought bot, and do not believe that he VIII
suGer in consequence OF IL.
REPUBLICAN,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

ConRrcTicr-In No. 3, on the subject Of The
Presidential Election. published last week, two o.
missions were made. In the last paragraph but two,
Immediately after the Latin quotation II should read,
and hsre they vsss, hare ssOfped" And ia the par.
sgrsph following, after the word endeayOr, insers
tie words {" 10 promote"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

we'll written article on the Presidential Election,
by a" Ncp England Man." is received ard win be-
attended to next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
apeteorciogifai Diarp for July. 1928.
wEArHER.

Clear all day, brisk winds.
Clsar foggy ing In. n m. W.
CIcst, cloudy, clear, br. wds.
CIear all day, mod. winds.
CIdy. CIR. flying clds m. wds.
1t. cids, Ting II m O. lin. "
Cldy cldy hazy drizly O.04l. W
Foggy c!ear clear light winds.
Clear all day, light winds.
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Lt'g III m y. Ia q. m " cl. !. ".
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Pass. clds l.g th. m O,64 m. W.
Clear, rain O.29. cldy mod W.
Light cIds clear, cIdv mod. W.
CIdy rain OH cIdy mod. wds.
Clear all day, mod. winds.
Clear all day, light winds.
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Clear all day, light winds.
Clear an day, light winds.
Clear all day, mod. wds.. e
1t. clds rn. rain l.50, m. ".
Drizzly, cldy. cldymod wds.
"A shower OPS, cir. cL br. W..
Clear all day, brisk winds.
Foggy, clear, pass. clds, m. w.
Light clds. clear, cl light. ws.
III. els. ltp. tn IN. O. Is cidy Ii. w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

Hon. LAScDoN CHEEvEs, the Com :,
missioner OF the United States for ADJUST
ing the claims relative TO the slaves viii ''
were carried away by the British durin2,
the late war, left here on Saturday last
the Steamboat Connecticut, for Mes
York, to meet the British Commissiorrs q
Mr.. JACKSON, who arrived there Lar
week from England; and TO make arrang
ments preparatory to their first meeting !"
Washington Mercury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

Mean temperature of the Mo. 700 % G
Mean heat Of the warmest day 74' 2.3 Ii
Mean temp. OF the coolest day $50 Q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-20
IN Senate :. December IL.

The following members we're appoint
ed, in pursuance Of vote passed yes.
terday, asa select co nmitiee on the
several resolutions proposing amend
ments to the constitution, ~ regard to
the election of President and Wee Pre-
sident viz: Messts Benton. Hayno,
Dckerson, Holmes of Maine, and Kel-
ly
Mr.. Lloyd Of Md. presented the petit
ton of Joseph Forrest, Of the city of
Washington, praying compensation for
the loss OF a certain schooner, charter.
ed in 1919, to the agent of the United
States,,o lake cargo of provisions from
New York to La Guira, which was
seized and condemned by the Spanish
government
Mr. Rnggles, from the committee on
Claims, reported the bill for the relief
Of Daniel d. Tompkins, without amend.
mont.
rne resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. D'Weif, instssotiDg Al ln9oiry in.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-20
FROM BERMUDA.

SAVANNAH, Dec. By the Enterprise
from Bermuda, we have bile OF tue Ha'
milton Gazette to the 18th Hlt.
We perceive in the last paper. extracts
from barbados papers, giving detail OF
the recent destruction OF the Methodist
Chapel at Bridgetown. which appears TO
have been effected by combination who
have completely set all law and authority
al defiance. Alter the destruction OF the
building, which was the work OF two
nights. and the flight Of the missionary
Mr. Shrewsbury, a printed bsno.bIll, IN
the style Of an official account, was issued,
h+adeh. Greaksod signal triumph over
MehodlSm, and total destruction OF the
Cbapef;' the occasion o. which is stated
To nave been, the uRprovOked attacks
which have been repeatedly made upon
The comu unity, BY the Methodist Mission
aries otherwise known as agents OF the
vilLuinous African Society } The hard
bill concludes, by calling upon the tovers
of religion 10 put an end 10 Me'hohlsm
and Methodist Chapels throug hOu! the w.
Indies. / be mex. day, (23i Oct )'a pro
clamation was issued by the Governor, Of
fering a reward OF 1901 for the discovery
OF the rioters. TIE day following. n"tl'
6calion appeared in hand bills, warning
ali persons VINO may appear against the
rioters, that they shall receive that pun
ishment which their crimes will Justly de-
serve-vindcating the character OF the RI
oilers, who are declared 10 be OF the first
respec,ab,lity, and supported by the con.
cvrrence of ne-tenths Of the community,
and concluding by declaring their deter
mination to put an end TO Methodism IN
that island, and warning all preachers OF
that persuasion not 10 approach its shores
at their D., ri Such is the state Of feeling,
that it will not be surprising il more dis.
graceful scenes, and perhaps more dread
ful in their consequences. are a.ted IN 9th
er islands. A letter from Barbados, Of the
cath Oct. says the Governor and Council
have been sitting all day with closed doors,
and it was expected martial law would be
put 10 force to prevent greater evils II
vas said that the Chapels IN Berbice and
Demerara were also destroyed,
The people of the West Indies. (says
The Bermuda Gazette) are all in arms a.
gainst the regulations which the Saints OF
| The African Institution have induced Mi
mister. to propose, relative TO the future
tire atment OF the slave population, and
wherever Earl Bathurst's despatch has
been received, strong objections have been
urged to most OF the propositions which II
contains
The Bermuda paper considers the return
h SIR VIM. LuDley, as an event Of 90 I"
ry Gathering or suspicious nature, but ap
pears 10 thlnk that peace is more desira
lie than renewal OF the chickering's whic'
before existed between that gentleman and
| ,he inhabitants of the island.
A sewers gale was experienced in Der.
oaaaiu lhso .atHts nage .unfooiing shd over ai
'urnIng buildings &c. II is The only Sc.
we're gale which has been experienced
| -Ince 1916. GeoTqiau,