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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-10

Dspartsd Heroes, Sdges and Statesmen Of a
mertcu.
To be confined exclusively to those who sly.
palized Themselves, in either capacity, IN ;ht
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Inde.
pendence OFT ,eir country.
Second Edition. With nappeRdir-- cOntaining
uyiIE Declaration by the Representatives ui
the United Colonies OF North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity Of taking
up arms, Juy ., 1775-Hhe Petition by the
Representatives OF the United Colonies, 10 the
King Of Great Britain, July 8, l775-A procla-
ton of Congress f5r day OF fasting, hunlia-
ton and prayer, March 10, l775-rhe Decla.
ration Of Independence, July 4, 171G and the
manifesto By the Congress of the United States
OF America, October 50, 1879.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and th,- Farewell Address OF General WASH.
EMOTION, TO the People e the United States, an
nouncing his intention OF retiring from public
service, Septembe, Z, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS j. RODGERS
" We are reuuced 10 the alternative vi chUo-
sing an unconditional submission to he tyi an
NJ oil nrltated ministers, or resistance by tol
The Latter IL our choice. We have counted the
cost OF tins contest, aud find nothing So d. cad
ful as voluntary slave y. Honor, justice, and
humanity 10, bid us tanely TO sul ender thai
freedom watch we received from our gallant
anc estol 5, and which our innocent postelity
have II III to receive from us. We rsnnul
endure the lntamy and quit OF resiSnIng sue
eeeding generationsto that wietchedness whch
inevitably awa them, II we basely entail mere
dita.y bondage upon them.
- The atms we have been compelled by our
enemies u assume, we will, in defiance oI every
hazard, with unabatIng iirinness and peisesel-
aace, employ Tor the preservation oil our hber-
trs-being with one mind resolved to die lrce-
men atne, than 10 live slaves. - Declaration
at Congress, setting FORTH the HeceSsity q tahing
up armS--Jaly &, 100.
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Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH. in.
The nature of this eaterpri-e may be under
stood from few considerations winch the ad
yerliSers will venture to aubloln To then annun
citation oiit. The periodical works OF Great
Britain ana France contain a mass OF literary
and scientific Intelligence, when does not reach
the American pubic for want of suitable
channel, but winch would be read among us
with equal pleasure aud profit Such If the
| British Reviews and MagaZines as are reprint.
ed in the United Sates---not excepting the E
| III ,burgh and Quar,fIly Reviews embrr.e
much matter which is oil little inter est aid DINO
! advantage to the American reader, and not un
Frequently fitted to vtiae his literary taste, his
morals, OF hi political principles. II IS desira.
bic, under these circumstances, that selection
should be made, such would turIiah the va
liable anu entei tauIing peitIon OF their con
tents, to the exclusion otthe other portion con
sisting OF details and :peculations either unn-
teresting III themselves, or mischlevous in Their
tendency, OF altogether of ! cal concern and
application. On tins plan, Idle expense and a.
fl uitless con,unp tion oil time, would be olivia.
ted for pages destitute ot Inetit might be sub
slit ted many OF value which now remain IN
known and inaccessible. OF seyeral Is itish'
our ais OF the scientific and erudite cast, and
time very solid character, little OF 10 use is
made by the ditto sand compiler, OF the pclio-
dicsl works p uted in he United States.
The bic of the one no a lvelti ed, IS tina
accu.uuaton, il a permanent form, o, the ma
t,lia- thu, neglected. ard OF the literary a a
scientific alticie5 worthy OF beng reprnleu IN
thi- ant Y, cut which, wnen 30, ATE accom-
panied by others posse Sung no clam to atter-
non A mi ,ccIany--the Select Re,ic"s-akin
in thed sign, but 40 equalin comprehensive
nese, to the present, houiished for some years
in this CITY, aud wo Id, 1t may be presumed,
aveconliuued to be supported by Widespread
subscription, but tor an alteration OF the plan,
ana series vi adv entitious eve ses. The revi-
val OF with aIaraer scope, would seem likely
10 be attended with still mo signal SUCCESS
thenits oriainai existence, owing 10 the great
null plicatlon OF readers OF periodical works
and The wide diffuslu oil the habit OF seeking in
them, both ntormalion and amusement.
The NuseuIn commence IN July, 1922. 1t
l. ms twotolumcs year.
Pubhsted mOHhtg-Price SiI Dollars a gear,
payable in adrdHce.
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Ne" and Valuable Medicine.

TIIhlS new and elegant Balsam bids iai
Il TO stand unriraled in lis merits, Tor toh-
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
10 assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit IN so short time as thie Cumpo-
siti6n Scarcely a case occurs but may he
relieved 10y the timely use Of it, many having
lately used II in seated ConsnmptIous with the
most surprising success, Who were given up
by the mos, si>lltul physicians in the country.
Many certificates Of its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
| hereby certify that my wife he's for some
time past been troubled with a violent Cough,
and has been in a very delicate health, and
after having tried MANY different things with
ont getting relief, | bought for her bottle OF
DR.. Melen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which a very short time She found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely lett her, and she
JOHN ". JENKINS.
Hudson, ioih Month 29th, 1919.
Affirmed before mic, JOSEPH ID. MONELL,
Recorder Of he city Of Hrdzoa
To the afflicted whom IBIS may concern
kosanna Barton, do certify that took Vio
lent cold in the latter part OF the year lsls
which created violent Coaph and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing till
procured bottle of Doctor Mellen's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses OF the san
drops, was entirely cured of my Cough anc
main in NV side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr.. Joseph Barton
Hudson. 1871 .nopth 1911, 1919.
! This is IN certify that in June 1878, wa
! seized with a very distressing Cough, pain il
my sida, great weakness Of the lungs, and i
continued until July 1919, which confined M
10 the house aud part of the time 10 my bed
had tried every thing as thought bat AL II
vain. was at last induced TO mike trial o
j DIR. Mellen's Cough Drops, which give me I'm
mediate relief. increased my strength, and re
stored my former sieep can with The great
est confidence rec umend them to all that ar
afflicted with llose complaints, rs "A Scry valu
,IIc ,nedicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson. Colpmbid efg. Ny Dee. %, 1919.
: TOR eALf BN
DIR. I. HuMPIUEYS, Lyme hhurg.
March Il @~m
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.HeSsrS. .2rchjboH trc}ond, T. HHtam
Ereeiond, and John Eeeiand,
EENTLEMEN-As you are not nha-
" biants Of this commonW caIth, aud not
having any agent known 10 me, you will
please 10 take notice that shall on Monday
the 18th day of October next, at the rankin
Hotel, in the town Of Lynchburg, proceed to
'nke the dispositions OF Christopher Blake, ard
James Bullock, in suit depending in the
Superior Court OF Chaucrry for the Lynch
burg District, wherein ! am plaintiff, and
James Bullock, Chrirtopher Clark, and Rich
ard Anderson, Beverly Blair, aud David An
derson, trading under the Grm and style of
Anderson, Blair & tndcls son, L yourselves are
defendants BENJAMIN LEWIS.
August u. w1H' loo.
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p The EDIToRs OF THE VIRGINIAN,
{agents for Lynchborg and its vicinity,) so
Iicit subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Amer
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established, and have decided
claim TO public support, as forming impor-
tant parts Of our national literature.
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.InlN 81.

The subscriber viii continue tho hardware
business III the house formerly occupied by
Ammon Hancock q Co. He viii also keep on
hand. good assortment OF Paint, Oil, and
Painter. materials, all OF which articles he is
determined to sell low for tnh.
AMMON HANCOCK
August y. 4W loo
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Employment Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN. icho has lired an fhtc
"A ptocs betweea four and fire gears. 0t-
quointed pith business, icriies a fair hand, I'M
tersionds bookkeeping and accounts, wishes 10
,bfoin sihntion IN any respectable business,
by rh'eh he can make a support. a line adj
dressed 10 b. and ieh al he post office, ariH
meet uih prompt attention.
Sent of org
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:. HE copartuership If Ammon Hancock
- a. %. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent MI persons indebted TO them are
re1ncstedto make immediate payment 10 Am
mon Hancock; all those having claims sgain.l
them are requested TO present their respective
claims to him properly adjnstedtor settlement.
DANIEL BROW \,
AMnON HANCOCK.
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Female HoarAing Mouse

TE,fE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
4 her friends and de public, that she has rem
ted the uppef part hctoncment, lntely occu-
pied by Messr,. Thomas < Daniel Higginbot-
ham, where she intends opening boarding
house for the accommodation OF FEMALES,
aud has made arrangements for the reception
of or 10 young ladies', ard i determined
tn spare no pains To render Their time and 81
tuation quite agreeable Her terms are ms
follows:-Filiy dollars per session, furnishing
board, washing, lodging and fire wood.
MATILDA NASH.
September 10. w2w 6
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ttssor Of chemistry, &c. Yale CoHege
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numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form avoiame.
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Dsparted Heroes, S0ges and Statesmen Of a
mericu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
Wonaerjul DlSbensatiOn.

We have been iniorm med through seve,a'
sources, end have reason to rely, TO q certain
extent, upon the correctness OF the iAio' ma
lion, that about the 21st Of October, q sudden
change Of weather was experienced at Tam.
pleo and the vicioi,y. the mercury OF The
'hermome,er falling 40 degrees during 8
hours-the consequence OF which was that
800 persons died in one nigh, ia that chy, aud
the sdjscsn, county. One oi oor y. 5. yes.
sells wss IN port ct the time, and our info IN
ant adds, that sbe lost at the same time l8
persons, including several officers.
Letters fom Tsmpco oi Oct 29th, have
reached N York, which slate That tho fever
was raging wih g'eatsr violence than eve,
before known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
place which continued several hours. n
result u o0t known"

II
A d. eadfuI explosion of o coal mine, belong.
ing 10 the Marquis Of Loodonde' y, took place
near Du, ham, on the 3.l of Nov. Thee
were between ninety end shundred persons in
the pit, all OF whom perisbed. About iorly
Of The bodies had been taken out.
On the sulhori,y oi the Morning Herald, il
is stated that the Is itish govetomen, have &c.
ceived advices that Fe fdiDsnd he. agreed 10
confirm the C0nve entioh entered io'o by tho
late Spanish government, for The adjustment
OF The claims Of BfItish merchants snd shIp
owners.
A French paper announces the dearh of
Genera. San Miguel. II is added .hs, he pot
an end 10 his existence.
A letter from Gibraltar, Of tho 10Th Oeto.
ber, mentions that that place was crowded
with The unfortunate Spsnstds, who had A-d
there tor reiuge.-Amoog them were up
wards Of sky Of The most dis ngui>htd de.
puties OF the Coues. Sr Robert Wilson Or.
lived o, Gibraltar on the IL h, and wa, 10 ,sii
io' England by the fret packet. Y.ndiols
and Caatrnvs arc TO proceed TO England.
Auoy Etebui " IN salO, 10 lay De|oro |hc Eu'
giish Ministers he Minute Of the K,og's man
Iies,o Of the 3o,h ep,ember, Ia which he
made several important corrections With his
own hand. 4" The revocation OF this dsc'ee
must have been the mo'e surprising, as the
guarsDtees which IL contains correspond wi h
the assurances which were given by his II y
al HIghnoss the Duke d'Angouieme. TO Gen
ersI AIava. when he was srnt with f,g Of
truce CON- .4dv.
The fate Of Riego wa, not yet decided.
The Fiscal, i0 the act Of sccuss,ion, requires
that Riego should be punished ss follows:
That he shall be drawn by The feet from the
prison to the scsHoid, there banged, then
quattersd, aud that ono limb should be sent
TO Lss Cabefas, one TO La lsIa, one 10 M.Ia.
ga, and o0s to Madfid that the rest u he
body should be burnt, and the ashes cast into
the air by the hanemsn.
The wife OF Riego was in Londos 10 indi.
gent cifcumsta0ces MIR. ddv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
HOUSE,

Mr.. Cambrelepg, fom The COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Mems. repoted bill making an
appropriation of 835l9o, for the relief Of
Daniel ID. Tompkino, which was twice read,
and, on NO ion Of Mt. Cambreleng, was re.
ferred TO committee oil The whole, and made
the o der Of the d y for TO morrow.
M. MLane, ot Del. presented TO ihe con.
sideraion of the House the following ,esolu
ton, which was order cd 10 lie on the l.b,o cne
day:
Resolved, That The Presiden, Of The United
S'sies be requested to communicate TO this
House all such correspondence with the gov.
eminent OF Spain, touching the Florida e ea,y
TO the period OF its final ratification, which
have noi YET been communicated, aud which,
IN his op'n'on, IL may 20, De inconsistent With
The public interest 10 communicate
NJ. Hempbiii presented the following,
which was ordered 10 lie one day for copsids.
Iaiob:
Resolved, That the Ptesiden, be ueste d
To communicate 20 this House, copies Of such
paris oi the correspondence Of the late Minis.
ter ofihe United States u, The Cour, o, F ancc,
with the French Governments, aud such parts
OF the correspondence Of said Mio,s,er with
the Srctctaty of State, telsIive TO CLAIMS ol
ch,zsns OF the Unlted States for .poila,ions
upon our lawful Commerce, as, in the opinion
ot the P'es'dent, may not be inconsisten, with
the public interest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13

sold, last week, Ct suction, by the sheriff TO
pay Tho debts owed by the trustees. Mt Ju.
DAN ToURo, was The purchaser. Tor sbou'
$40 600. Although the Jewish Persuasion,
be bought the house, that IL might not DC con.
veusd TO any other u,e ,hsa that for which /,
was intended. The same soeie'y worship 10
II. This IL very liberal act, bonorsbie alike
to Mr.. I. TO this city, aod ~ New England,
whose 500 be is."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
Bp the Daits.
CONGRESS-.

SENATE-Dec. 10.
Mr.. Benion gave notice, ,hs, he should 10.
morrow, ask leave 60 introduce u tint ,esolu-
nor proposing an amendmeot Of the Const,u
ton OF the United States, SO ss TO provide that
the election OF President and Vice President
shall be made immedialely by the People,
without the inte vention oi Electors.
The refou'lon offered yesterday, " M
Johnson OF Ky for Committee TO inquire 10.
to the expedlency Of aboIishing imp is.Dment
Tor debt, was again severaIly read, aud passed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13

A PInATs PARDoSKD We COPY tho
following sr,icie lrom the Essex Regise,,
and fully coincide with the sentiments OF tho
Eduor. Alter the abandoned ruff % blsoken.
ed with the most daring crimes, has passed
ne ordeal OF public trial, in which The hu.
manly OF the 10" has given him every iodul.
genee, and every chance Of escape, and is at
last clearly convicted, then comes the mis-.
placed sympathy OF mistaken philsnlbf fopy-
the P'esident Is sssailed in all diieclions-
sod the despersdo is sgain turned loose-no,
70 repent oi his csimes--bu, TO laugh q, the
fo'!y Of those who have put IL in hi, power 10
comm't osw aggtessiops. Il is indeed en-.
eoa'agiog those internal miseresnts 10 their
diabol,csi psaciices.
"The Norfolk Beacon sls,e., that Manuel
Cs,seho, who wa, fully Convicted Of Pi.scy
Of the late specisi session ot The Diuiict
Court Of the Cniled States, in Norfolk, has
been pardoaed by the P'e,d-n, Of the Uni.
ted S:aiss, and orde'sito b. discharged {. op
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M1oyiant Runior.


A rumor has been sfost 10 this CITY for
some day, pssi, 'ha, Mr.. Rush had made an
Inquiry OF our Government, by the ,eque,, Of
the English Cabinet, to ascertain whel her
the Uai'ed States us~e arenared 70 JUN Eng.
iand tn a united resistance 10 any affemhl Of
the Hoiy .5Ihanee uhon he Independence Of
Ihe Ssnih .f,neriean KeaE6ies We confess,
that We ste ctedulou, to believe no, only thi.
bu, that Eoglsod Is prepared 10 join US in re.
sistiog oil further attempts on the part Of the
Allied Powers, TO colonise this county.
They have large po,sess,ons on this eon,inenl,
to d,i,nd from ioreign sggtessions Is we'll ..
the U States. England is Jealous Of Alex
sndei's power, aud the ,ejiisment which he
has formed on our western iton,iet, has sl.
ready been with the Ebglish Cabinet sub
iset vi iemonsusnce.
Baitimore Morn. Ckreniels.
~zte+SS->A~
Il Liberal Aef.
A letter from New Orleans, dated Nov. %
say,
" The Presbyterian Church in this city, was
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13

end tn his existence. Under the window in
caiv. d ~ black marble, are To be seen, which
the IL her puf as q memrhfo nlsri. Succeed
ing times looked upon an act with astonish
nrn, which the productions Of the arts in
ihis county should perpe,uato with statues.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER Is, 1928.
We are authorised to state tha, Dr. CoTToS he's
resigned bis commission OF surgeon, in the Navy.

sLocP Two BaorHERs - Accounts have been
Gently published IN several papers, that the sloop
Two Brothers. Capt FoasBURc, OF this port, had
been taken by the u schooner Wildcat, al Mstsn.
suspicion OF being engaged in The slsyerade
The Two Brothers WAS carried into Key-West. when
on investigation. by Com RopoERs, she WAS imme.
diatey discharged, and has proceeded Oh her legal
voyage to Africa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13

WINTER.-The who'll Of this part of the country
exhibits the stern aspect of winter Last week we
had slight fslI of snow and on Monday evening it
commenced showing, and continued during that
night aud Tuesday, The snow is now OF sufficient
depth TO make excellent ighng.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-15

meratioD of the evils incident 70 tn ir
necv''sr condition unlike that of any
community claiming to be free--they
beg leave distinctly to state, that they
must object "a the p,ion of any plan,
which shall impo on the d srict as
long asit shall be held and governed as
esti'ory, anv hnuhens for the snnpott of
s"'n government; and to insist tha, all
snch charges Shall be defrayed in rela-
ION 10 u, as thew are in relation 10 every
Nher territory, out Of the treasury os the
nanon and more especially ought this 10
De done, as to II, when the vas, ys,ue OF
me property held bv The II. States 10 il is
AIKEN into view, moch ecq,otcd without
priee and that this prop Wv i. o,t taxed.
hut, it taxed. as is the prope ty e he
individual inhabitsr,s would YIELD . Sc.
venue more than adequate to detay all
The expenses incident 10 such govern
nent: and furthermore, thai The value of
this properly must increase with the
growth and prosperity Of the district
1t does seem therefore, mere Justice.
In consideration Of this ex ption from
'aX'hon. that the alto should de-
tray The necessary charpt> of proper
territorial goyernpen, We The same, as
long as II shall remain ,erri'osy.
All OF which is respectfully submi,fed
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26

At Bcgoia, had prev He'd On the government
to modify their Ievenu.. laws, by abolish
ing the extra FIVE per cent. duty hitherto
paid on imports fTom the United States,
more than was paid Do imports from Eu.
rope. The same lettera assert that The Co.
lonbisn government has ratified the loan
contracted in England by'Mr Zea.
We observe with pleasure, that the CO.
lombian government is taking measures 10
improve the condition OF the native tribes
within its jurisdiction, by abolishing those
modes OF punishment, and those restraints
imposed by the Spsnisrds, which had re-
duced these unfortunate beings 10 a worse
condition than that OF bru,e,, A decree
has likewise been Issued for establishing
seminaries of education at Valencia, at the
public expense, on the same model as those
already iD operation IN Caracas. The CO.
lombiano OF the e5lh June. contains. ex.
tracts of a letter addressed by Lieut. Col.
Young 10 a gentleman in Caracas, in which
he gives a very 1arteriDg account of the re
ception he met NTH from all ranks in The
United States when be accompanied the
two sons OF General Paez, who had obtain.
ed permission from our government 10 he
received into the Military Academy at
West Point By this letter, il would ap
pear, that the General himself intends vi
sting thi. country alter the termination OF
the war, and that he is expected here next
spring. [New York Euening Post.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26

[ Gen. bailasterss, beside the corps
which he detached before he left Vsleu
cia, appears to have placed ,2 or 300
men 10 the position Jucar, according 10
Molitor's official report. What then again
has become OF the assurances given by the
ministerial journals, that Ballasleros had
nearly lost bis whole army? And why
should we not form the same conclusions
concerning the,represen nations 'hey make
Of Morillo, Castle de los Rios and other
Spanish generals, whom they have decla.
red to have been abandoned?
AT present, for the information O! our
readers, who are pursuing with much in
terest The movements Of our army in Spain,
combining ourselves to the statements in
The official reports. we shall mention some
OF the strong places which yet remain to
be taken They are st. Sebastians, San
iona, Ciudad Rodrigo, Astorgs, Venasque,
Lerida, La SEQ, Cervera, Cardona. Mon.
zon, Figuieres, Hostalrich, Barceiom,
Vinaros, Peniscola. Oropesa, Alicante,
Badsjoz, Isle de Leon and Cadlz.
The CONSTITUTIONS Chiefs who are still
fighting for their country are Nina, Lobe
ia, mildhS, ROtleh M5nSO, .MOTitIO, Sds'
tel de los kios. Villa Campo, Lopez Ba-
nos, Zayas, and the guerrilla chiefs, Cam
piilo, Jaurequi, the ~Empecinsdo, Psiarea,
&c. Sc,
When all these fortresses are surrender
ed. when all these generals & their troops
are conquered, or have submitted we
will enquire whether all is done IN Spain,
as the ministerial journals announced q
few days ago..