The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
To The Edliors Of nc pirrininn.

~ inc I.uhOfS D me bUEtaida.
GIFrLEatN-As you have much bunk pn.
per whioh your correspondents have The lib
erty OF blncking, you will henl from ne " hun.
ever feel very groat degroe OF duilaeis and
aupMHy. ! am Soidary indiritiuni object,
anxious for literary fame hui unfortunately,
l an posr and Hitardie, andnever ooaId lear.
Whether tbls latter circumstance WINS produc.
cd by mineral poison poetic phrcnfy, ar a
too great iondness TORTOISE things which Uea.
ufn an lis grnh has made UomtH, ! cannot ca.
actly decide but Ahink IL produced by a com
pound of all three
As have suffered severely from the effects
OF all these, my ease will no doubt he hiphfv
infereHing to the public, The cnse of mineral
poison under which labor, Is this One rar,n
saiiry summer evening, when the sun tras si,k
ing gjilg, loirfy aud tsmptrnitlg 10 he ussi.
me stole through aloscly pine thirkct 10 uncle
Toms watermelon patch, Having gathered
Two or thteo watcrmelons, We made a haay
retreat into delicious grove OF briar, and
ghm-5uhes, and sat down on the margin of n
beaaiyh spdmp. But hire, (hos shnll dcs-
crihe our horror and CONSERVATION! O that |
could write sense il good tagHsh, would tell
tale that would make hearts of marble
bleed we found our melons nil gleeni
Deep IN dr.par', ia homable ruif
We sunA NJ least nlci"
Asmy manner of writing i, very dc.nltory,
will draw ts conclusion. Tell Miss True.
love, that ms | am rcry poor, cordially dete,t
riches, aud advise her by all means To mike
the Carolina Trip. | hope she viii Gull ON me
near PiltsylyaniN Court iiousc, especially
that may have the irresistible honor of ta.t-
ing the bride cake
OLD rEWTER-BRAIN
B9otia, Jan. 8.
-..eNs~--
Resources and Enterprise orhe Sonlh.--
The produce of Madison county, Alabama.
IN cotton alone, in 1891, was ascertaiucd Ia
be 6,o26,627 lbs. making e0,0GS, bales, of
800 lbs. each (cleaned by l49 gins) atI23 cts,
per I'd, the average price of that crop worth
S153,333. The transportation of this i'm
mense bulk ofstaple commodity is greatly
facilitated by the employment of steam
boa's, the incalculablc advantages ofwhirh
are introduced IN every part of our exten-
sise country. At Cahawha, a town com
mcnced in 1913, upwards of goo minis from
the sea-coast, on Sunday the 18th ult. n
steam boat, said to be one of the fines, on
the southern waters, arrived from Mobile
with a full cargo Of dry goods, groceries,
&c. and ON the Tuesday following, another
arrived, with two barges in tow, loaded
with merchandise
OPP
The following advertisement appearcd
10 the Huntsville Republican of the Isl No
venlber.
AfouNG Man Of the utmost Refinement
JUST from Virginia, with qualifications
Sufficient for any business, would accent of.
School, for the ensuing year. in Madison
county Alabama, or any of its adjacent
counties. His terms will be moderate
Any communication TO this office, or TO Sa-
lem, in Frank county, Tennessee. win he
speedily attended 10. We presume rs
specimen of MODESTYl
-.sGs-.-
THE PIRATES AT PENSACOLA.
Extract d "a letter from a gentleman IN Pen.
sacoia, 10 has friend an Richmond.
My last Informed you that the crew of
the carmen, captured on the Coast of Gu
pa, by the sloop of war Peacock, and cut-
Ter Louisiana, had been brought in here.
and committed by Judge Breckenridge far
trial. The Spanish inhabitants mmed;,te.
" afterwards raised subscription for them.
ana employed counsel, though it is under
$1,000 they have since received ample Gre
ats from .Nee Orleans, and the Judge has
admitted the Chiefs of them 10 bail. II
seems they had no commission to cruise
out had complete warlike outfit, more than
twice the the number of men unon their
ron and carried the bloody flag, worn by
the pirates IN these seas"