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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-19
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e. There are no less than serenity Salt
Springs, worked on the river kenawha.
and some Of them are 10 powerful rs 10
supply two furnaces each with water.
~ .Hurgland.-A bill has hen intro
duced into the Maryland legislature, for
tlecting electors OF President bI general
ticket, instead OF the district system at pre-
! sent in use.
o. Li8bon.--Letters from Lisbon, OF
| goth October, received at New \ ofk, siyr
hints that important events are expected
soon 10 occur ut that place.
a. Georgia. "A bill has passed the low.
er house of the Georgia legislature, giving
hereafter 10 the people Of that state the
power OF electng governor.
a. Il read friend 10 Libetg.-N1cHo-
Las RIDDLe, Es4, of Philadelphia, Pref
dent of the L, :. Bank, has transmitted To
the Chairman of the Greek committee at
New York, $4,000 as his subscription to
j this glorious canse.
L. Captain DALLAS has been appoint
ed to the command Of the L. :. ship John
.4inmS, about sailing from Norfolk FIR
Thompson's lsl.nd.
a. Capt. CARTER Of the Navy, is ap-
pointed 10 command the Peacock sloop OF
war destined for the Pacific
~ \ noble library Of ncsrly 1000 70.
Tunes, has been shipped from New York,
for the gallant crew Of the Uuited States
j frigate. Captain Hull, now in Hampton
Roads, which was sahseribcd for by the
seamens
o. Aajor Gen. GAINES has arrived at
! WASHINGTON Ia take command Of the East
ern Military Department, vice Major Gen.
ScoTr, who has assumed the command nj
the Western Department.
~ Cutd.--NeNs of the restoration of
the heloked' Ferdinand, has reached the
Havana. Gen. Wives appears TO be terry
uneasy III consequence Of the change of
: aifails IN the mother country, aud exhorts
the good people Of the island of Cuba 10
remain quiet, until more satisfactory lnror-
, nation shall be received from the mother
country, no official accounts of the res.
toralien of Ferdinand having come tn hand,
o. Il Singular petition has been pre-.
| scented TO the Legislature of Tennessee, du.
ring It's present session. one I.ainas Cham
PIT acqualnts the representatives of tn,
| state that wishing to fulfil his duties to So
elety, he IS DESTROYS q tn6ing 10 hinstif q
heipmGte. lie also expresses his conYic.
ton OF being blessed with numerous off.
spring, and therefore prays " be nay hay.
a law passed allowing him to erect a BIZ.
LARD TABLE for the support of his sal,
intended wife and chiidren.n
a. filnois.-The expedition destined
to explore, select, and nakc he route, rol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-19

.ae en- n,.i.Jl Ill gbi.e lie voters q
fbe Gfrat Lakes Win ihr Mississippi, have
commenced fheir labors. I'll, Edwards
III Spectator says that, lfoia lie Heai
taiea.s, aud eatrrpll,e, III lie .tttl'eii's'
employed in II, The most favorable result
may be fdifly anticipated.
{ = Tie lin Humphrey Marshall IA
been elected Represrntaii,e Il ihe iSii'
Congress from kentucky, vice Gen. I'm
den. decreased. He Is d brother oi Che
Justice Marshah, and Was formerly St'
major OF The ualted States f,on, Kentucky
II - sid be is now writing History q
that State tie fought duel With Henry
Clay, about Is years ago, aud severely
wounded Clay.
a. Reaotiou IN f6rprqi The Lon
don papers by the Columbia informed rs
that conspiracy had been Discovered al
Dporto, to restore the Constilalonai sys
TEN, without communicating auy ting d.
IL It's result. We learn by Capt. " ism q
the brig Bee, arrived al New York I'd inst
from Oporto, thai when he left that fiae'
On the 4th of October, the Constitutional
ISIS bad rr-appeared in such great bodies
that il WIS expected they would gam TIN
aseeudanc, in that place.
H. .Hqrder.--We understand, say!
the last number Of the fliedpns Boethe
thai man named John Zimmerman, whe
lives beyond the Blue mountains, on tn
borders Of Lehigh County, last week com
United The horrible deed Qf numbering hi'
o,en daughter, a young woman about TWEEN
ty years Of age The unnatural father
after he bad driven the rest Of tie family
from the house, dragsred his sick daugh
Ter out Of the bed, trampled upon, arr
finally killed her. A marriage which tn,
daughter intended to contract. and Hhici
was disappro,ed by the father, is said II
have occasioned this horrible event
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-19
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
Extract Of letter to the editors, dated


AsHAroL1s, Dec. 9Th, 1875.
few days ago Mr.. JonnsoN, of the
Senate asked for and obtained leave 10
bring in n bill entitled " an act TO chans'
he mode of exciting the electors of PRES
a'nt and Wee President Of The mite"
States"
The object ofthis bill be TO establish
il general ticket for electors. aud give IL
eaeh Electoral District in the state 0he
tector with ,ew to give the peopte az A.,
rportunlty oil expressing then srniin rue
/ The approaching Presidential Eltcieo.
1t will be- Immediately seen thai Tie u
enton is to give III, stateof Mary land los,
1tlutuoe and standing, she "tlight ''t''
have, IN thS great election
bait. .'uea
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IYNCHBgnG, DECEMBER 10, 18e5.
~ Mr. joins r iIIrI Is authorised
IN cnfiyct manies d.. - ihIs oIiee aud 10
granl reepiplsaberefor.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-19
loRZ THF. yIRGINIAs.
Scottish PoetrV IN an Ipgfisj

fDR TIE NlRGlNlAh.
Scottish Poetry IN an Epgfish Dress.
Ambition, slippery path shall mortal, tread,
Where ruins gnph untalhom'd yawns be
Meath
Shell life, shall liberty be lost, I sail
For the vain toys TINT pofnp and power be-
queath
The cur OF victory, the plume, the wreath,
Defend moi from the bolt ol fate the brave
no not the clarion of rrnoWn can breathe
/ alarm lie Iong nIgh the ioHeiy grave,
Or cbeck the ht-te oil lime o'er@helming
Wave
Nh ,ehat oeails If 10 have tired the springs
Tint whir Of empire III stupcndous wheel
Al. what nave tod do with cong ring king,
Uands d,ench'd in blood, and breasts begirt
with steel
To those whom nature taught to think aud
feel,
neroes, Mas, are things of small concern
Gould History man, secret heart reveal,
Aud what imports heaven-born mind 10
learn,
Her transcripts to explore, what bosom
would not yearn
On Thou, nj whose creative smile, Won FIaav T,
In all the pomp Of beauty, life and irht5
Rose from III abyss, when dark confusion
driv'n,
Down, down, the hottomless profound Of
Might,
Flew, as he ever Gips, thy piercing ght
! Oh glance OH these sad shades one pityina
ray,
To blast the fury Of oppressive might,
Melt The hard heart 10 love and mercy.
8. SWAY,
And cheer the wana'riny soul, and Ggb'
Il.
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L.ANcnpunG. DECEMBER 10. lse5.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

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proud eaats IL stayed The Enropeat
so.erisas kus., iad VII that sverv al
iempI na6h has hren made hs tifif sah
5oess L. hatai tIn -htrlels whlfh f"ftsns
ID lnpassd upon lhenl I'D Which lans
custom I'D sanctioned nd rendered ialf
rahle, oass is 1ri.in la the taptfu2 ei''i
fosfet inquiry Is tie American RfsoI,diou
fhef II 80 not III forgiven, nof ean lie,
e,eI fHgnsu aud should an npparianf,
Halef. nhieh hnIGs farin the least pfpmIs'
a success, thy vii slsIt upon ns lhe hor
rors winch our struggle against oppression
has gi,rn rize 10 ~ Europe. But # fhes
thtBk = force IT, Iato submission IS easily ~
thr. have done tire Lntaroui If Italy, and
the fadioHg af Spun, the9 viii reekot
without .fiIeir host II they drive rs bach
at til 6rsl unset, II viii prove only the sue
cessful hHnetiBg of retiring waYe, whose
return, With tenfoId igor, vii ofer@heln'
/ lhrm. BIT, having nothing 10 dread from a
conquest. does MT tie necessity 0f guard
/ ng against the attempt, al least, warrant is
! IN assuming an attitude Of delsuce winch
/ ..iall evinre Ia the world that, when pcca.
SION sh3ll require us II take up arms, We
sl1all mol be found Sleeping on our posts
ifhr pr. seut Il certainly lnomeaious efi.
SIS. A question has arisen, which canno'
be settled but by force. The dark aud
inq0lsiiorlal age of superstition has passed
bY.wb.n physical power decided all matters
nj dispute Moral force has INV attained
the superiority and they who have the
presumption II combat against II, by AK
ions drawn from THE ignorance Of past
times. or WHO attempt IN conquer II by the
summary ptocess of modern DAYS, 10 VII
ths ultima rattg rernm, will fnd Themselves
In BIZ no less mistaken IN thelr true policy,
than they are In the spirit Of the age. But
tins Is arguing upon an abstract question ef
r.hi, aud leaving out of view entirely, the
policy winch would dictate to the Europe
an powers Inc proprcly ofattempting re
coloni2alion nf tht Spanish American PRO
,Ine.s, and of The necessity which would
be imposed upon thr United States to resist
4nfh m ATTEMPT. Upon this subject, wr
arc disposrd In 20 hand in hand viii, the
Presidenf, 10 lie full extent Of hs express
ID views. W. are aware, that If the last
resort BIZ Appealed 10, however unanimous
the public voice may scrm 10 be- now, We
should hear many objections brought for
=
ward. such as that the nature of our nsti-
iullons no less than the policy which should
invariably govern all ou relations with 70.
reign countries, bid us 10 keep aleor from
the political contests Of other nations, sc.
tsc. But are lhe principles Of Tree goNern-
mrm less dear. or their extension aud
pernefui, less desirable, Ia men ho have
been norlnf. d IN lie hp of freedom, than
aud per- EQUATION of the de
basng innucncr of dcspolsm and tyranny
are 10 men WHO lmhlbrd thu slayish doe
trines Of passive obedience and non.ress-
lance With the milk which they Grsi drew
tpom their mothers breasts :, Or are ace
disposed IN make lrsS sacrifices 10 secure
thu blessings of eedom IN millions Of the
human family blessings To attain which a
Jefferson and an Adams hbored in the Ia
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the iah't ar lie e,ss;le- -. ,,a l.
.afr rejection ofihr Il au=e.
TIE resolution vas lid on the tall
.oidlug 10 Mr.. Nrhst..r's mofion. IN -
'sfrucr ID the Suggestion If Mr.. Fonts :,
refri II II a committee Of The who'll ~, .
sl.tte of The Union, and Il Mr. Farrell.
refer ii To the Committee Of Fore, = -
lalions.
On motion ofMr. Herrck, il nas
Resoiped, That the Committee on D.
golntionary Pensions be instructed ~ ne ne
| sidrf the ekprdirney IF placing On the ne s".
SION i,l John L. fnir1eozay, an ojJ.Fa ~ :.
tlle French troops allied with THE AM
can amy IN the war oi the I.eyoluIjoa
On molion of Mr.. Brrnt II was
Rfs0iped, That the Committee n, a.
judiciary be directed 10 inquire ,pta ,l 10
eSpediebey Of 50 amending fin Iawsor ~
/ United States Us 10 abolish i,rprison,,,5,,
for debt '''''e''
On motion of Mr.. Brent, il was al,a
/ Resoiefd, That the Committee an u.
Judiciary BE- instructed 10 inquire jn1n ~, ,I's
policy and expediency Of estahI,sb,,.. '''e
Criminal Code Tor the sosefnn,nt IF -,
Uaited States. '"7
Oamoton Of A1r. Btecher. II We
Res9lred, That the Commit. ~, =.
i Cumberland Road BE- instructed To mourn
into tine eNpediency of further rxtrnd,as.
thu Cumberland Road, by opening and
making the SAM, from " heeliGg To X.6ts-
vile, IN the STATE OF Ohio.
Mr.. Owen offered the following.
Rcsoioed, That the Committee On Tia
Judiciary he instructed Inquire MO I'll.
cxpediency of extending Circuit Ceart
ofthe United States, Ito the state of Als.
bama.
On motion Of Mr.. Rankin, the resolve
was atQended SO ~ to extend il To "those
states in which no Circuit Court has bpq,
e,tablishcd.p
Thus amended II was agreed to.
The House then Proceeded To the chOae
Of Chaplain When, on the second ballot.
the Rev Mr.. Eascom, Of the state of Ohm.
was declared To be duly elected Chaplain
on the part Of th. House.
And then the House adjourned
--s3s".-
The following Committees have been
appointed by the Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives., VIZ:
or Eiectious-Messrs. Sloane, Mallary.
Ball, Fucker, s. C., Han, \. L. Standlftl.
Thompson, Kentucky.
QyUoys and Means Messrs. Mclean,
Del, lngham, Thompson, Geo, a Ste.
. scnson, Gambreleng, McDuiIie, Melim.
To l -
Mccoy, Rich, Lltchdeld, Matson, White.
set, sacks.
! Of Commence .-Messrs Newton, Tom
lnson, Abbot Duliee, Dwight, Mangum,
Morgan
o" Pebble Lopes.-Messrs. Rankia.
scott Cook, Jennings, Strong, Iinton,
Bradley.
0n.nt Post orcc, Sc.-aIessrs F.
so1nson, Hook, St"ddard, Wilson, 5. {,
Mexican, Alexander, Ten, BARLEY,
On he District q Colombia .-Messn.
Net, Nealr, Matlack, Findlay, Ai,xandcr,
Va. GazIay, Blair.
On the Judictary--Messrs Webster. ?.
/ Barbour Va fIumcr, n. H., Burton.
Buchanan, Saunders. Brent
On Pensions and Revolutionary Claims
-Hessrs Little, Eddy, Allen, Ten. VIM
smith C0lpepper, Palmer, Pen, Udree.
On Public Expenditures. - Messrs. Cobb,
Clarke, Crafts, Markley, Glst, Stanford, j.
5. Barbour.
On P7rate Land Gaims-N srs Camps
bell, Ohio, Moore, AIab.. Sterling, Prince,
Garrison, Locke, Williams, \. !.
On .BauagaetareS.-Messrs. Todd, For
ward, Condlet, Conner, Wright, Craig,
Marvin
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A. We have received the !" .3ddfes5dY
The Jackson Committee Of CorrtsP ondenee,
10 The people Of Pennsylvania and will
endeayor to comply with the request which
accompanied il, by giving II place in our
Columns. next week We like at ieosf one
pat Of lit denounces caucus, which, II
says, 3" if il WAS once expedient, never can
be Just. II. spirit III continues is that of
ArsIocrary, its agents are Demagogues, or
the immediate officers of gotrrnment--ifs
movements are those Ofintrigue-- object
and end thc attainment Of supreme power,
without consulting, and in defiance Of the
will of the people. Ingrafted On free
country, il first engendcf8, and then perpe
tuatcs corrnptiono We rejoice 10 sre the
efforts winch are making to lop of this foul
eXcrescence from the body polite. II has
already, from federation. become a aerl0ns
e,1l, and should be "hmted from the land.o
II was but the other day, that the adhesion
of republicans 10 its mandates was solicited
rs i fhyor, Which great emergency called
ior--now, their submission Is claimed as a
r5bt, which they are compelled tn acknow-
ledge, under thu penalty Of being proclaim
ed out.casts from their party. Yesterday,
II WAS but pfecedent--i day, II Is tdu.-
But nrn have bern found bold enough 10
take the bull by the horns, aud caucus hall
has ~ logger the my stery oi Sdnrflm
SanctorRn,, nor lis decisions the weight OF
Delphlc oracIes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-19

Several written messages were received
from the President ofthc United States, ali
of which, except the following, were upon
Executive business
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-09
THE GREEKS I!

The friends of liberty and humanity appealed to in
favor Of the Greeks In no quarter of the globe should
such an appeal be made with more confidence OF sympa
y and success than in the United States. Like them, zoe
have been obliged to struggle through long and bloody
war for that liberty which prize the first otbess
sings And it gratifying to state that our fellow ctr
2ensin different quarters Of the Union are now nobH
e1erg themselves to assist the holy cause of liberty in
Greece and furnish the oppressed and suffering popula
ton of that unhappy country with the means of resisting
their yrants and of subsistence. The people OF Will
mngon it is hoped and believed will not be Indifferent
on this occasion; their well known humanity and attach
men to fire. dom furnish sufficient pledge that they VIII
unite with their fellow citizens in aiding cause which calls
upon every friend Of humanity and freedom Tor It's sup
port
The citizens of Wilmington friendly to the object pro-
posed in the preceding remarks, requested to meet at
the TOWN HALL on Saturday the 18th inst at oclocK
for the purpose of taking into consideration the means o
aAording assistance to the cause Of the Greeks
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-09

:. uetsordshre. m this case, instead OF "tea
~ mot sCylinders) there was not more than three
n,srnory be correct and instead OF saving "nme
,f The water it only saved about t1r0 hrds OF IT..
u.s. tbe principal Engineer who happened TO be pre-
,be fine, WHY they might not save greater pro-
az ' of The water by increasing the number ct me
ha-s or as .hey are termed in England side pants,
e rememberhis reply twas that the 'greater de-
Wv, If the Boats occas oned by this mode OF empyinS
SIImg the locks rendered greater number OF Sde
XMAS inexpedient ...;.,.,,. 5oson;,
a. his invention as in all through Great Br-
oberever deficiency Of water makes 1t necessary
tom consult the "Repertory of Arts" vol 8, page
since this volume was published the plan there laid
ro has been much improved, but the prncple IS the
W. IN all. which the above mentioned description wlll
fnpy explain. .orao,o orroneo,s
."ons-there is no one who would more sincerely
os in The event of such discovery than myself not
H. as Il would promote my favorite theme of Inland
%ot;on. but as it would reflect honor on our country
:. ,rh is above all and ought to bear away the VIC
and in thisfcase honor is as deeply concerned IN
!,ecnr such misstatements truth and justice When
n,;fc men in our own or foreign countries see our
teeming with accounts Of ne1o lue7onS ana
opents which are perfectly familiar in other parts OF
NJ world and are recorded and described in their Jour
liz If Science and Literature, it brings under the i'm
on of ignorance or Fraud and renders us objects OF
ihelr nifty or contempt bhiNDhCt'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-09
SHEEIFF'S SALE,
By DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF.

DY virtue of writ of vend. exponas to me directed,
ID will be exposed to public sale, ON the premises in
New Castle hundred, on "Wednesday the IL day OF De:
cember, inst O'Clock, p NJ. The following described
messagcs and of ground situate lying and being in
1.-THE Hundred of New Castle and County of New Castleo
wit No. l. All that brick messuage and Lot OF ground,
situate in the of New Castle, the south west cor
Crow Jacob Belvll and others, be the contents thereof
more or less No 9. Situate in the town aforesaid ad.
Joining No l. lots Of DR. Henry Colesberry, Jacob Bely
and Others with frame dwelling house, slaughter house,
thereon erected be the contents thereof more or is
Seized and taken in execution the property OF John
Mundal
New Castle, Dec 8, 1925. 99-St
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Or Nelo Years. Gifts.

0 It is every mans duty to himself and family to bet
ter his fortune, and here is the opportunity, for if he
not spare 81 rs for good purchase he
ure 81 81, at all eTents he will never miss 81 Is, which
will purchase quarter ticket, and may gain $50 dollars
S212 so, or variety of other sums.
OF But there is time to be lost. Application must
be made before Christmas day. at the Da5Oe STATE Lot
terry Office next house but below the Wilmington and
Brandywne Bank.
Purchasers of packages of nine tickets may have them
at still less cost, viz.
One package Of nine tickets. 1928
One package of nine half tickets ID
One package of nine quarter tickets, z
Only dol IL cts. per cket-156 cents per half ticket,
and only 70 cents for the quarters the prizes to be
drawn will be depended for the baancea to be
the property Of the Fortunate adventurer.
Neglect and lose this great opportunity, and you may
never have such another.
Cash paid for Prizes as soon drawn.
nf According the tickets get the price will ad
vanceyou had better therefore apply at the office this
day if possible.
HOPES
Delaware State Lottery Office, next house but one be-
low the Wilmington and Brandywne Bank.
Dec 9. 99-