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and diversified, and Ms experience greater
than that of any other candidate. The
same enemies admit that he is free from
intrigue, unexceptionable in his private
character. plain and unaffected IN his de-
pertinent, elevated IN his sentiments, and
firm IN his political faith. Shall we, then,
reject the preleusionso f this man, because
hc was horn in the latitude of Boston, and
NAV be- challenged IS yankee: 1T is an
lliheral and exclusive sentiment, and one
which Virginia herself, when her citizens,
one after another, were successfully filling
the Presidential chair, rcproached rs sec
tionaI aud autl-rrpublican- Adams was
born III sight IF Bnnker's Hill. His rela-
tons heard the first rush of the Revolution
aud sustained the first fnry Of the storm.
Fellow Citizens do nat deem It ne
cessary TO enter into an elaborate detail at
my sentiments, on every question OF state
policy. am friendly to'that spirit OF I'M
prOyement, which Is converting the nu-
rnerous advantages, which "a bouniltul pro-
violence has bestowed on our country, into
sources OF new and increasing wealth and
To that enlightened bcneyoicnce, which IS
multiplying To the rich aud the poor of our
land, the facilities of education. | am
friendly 10 the call Of a convention, To
remedy the defects which experience has
pointed ont in our state constitution; tn cor
rect the imper(ections of the Executive, 10
inluse new vigor and increased ability in
the Legislature, and TO cutall the length
al its sessons--lt is for the neglect of these
important subjects, that Virginia has been
degraded from her original station in the
union; that other states have oulstripped
her in the march ofpopulation, wealth aud
civilization; that her voice is no longer pre-
dominant in the councils of the nation
and her citizens condemned 10 the reproach
Of dcgeueraey, from the virtues and talents
of their ancestors. TO the promotion Of
these noble Objects should be happy 10
contribute in legislative capacity, and to
their promotion shall be ever ready TO
contribute, either in that capacity, or the
character of n private citizen.
JOHN II. PLEASANTS.
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ron THE yTHGIsIAs.

FOR THE yIRGIsIAs.
On dreaming that Tmss in a beautiful E1oper
Gdfdth on The 10th January, 1923.
| dreamt thai | had in flower-garden stray'd,
Which in all the beauty OF Spring was array d.
Es'ry care OF my heart was sweetIy suspended,
Where nature aud artwere SO happily blended.
Grief, haggard and pale, ceas'd corroding my
heart,
Every zephyra new pleasure seem'd to impart;
irenember'd no more that I'd e Ter felt " ound
A. gaz'd on the fairy enchdntment around.
Methought l had stray'd to green shady
bower,
Which was perfectly screend from the sun S
potent power;
And, AS ON the green velvet sod reciin'd,
Ador'd him who pleasure and beauty com
bind.
The modest ;ing'd Pink rear'd its beautiful
head,
And lis sweet balmy fragrance around me il
shed,
Whilst the Mourning Bride, gIitt'rug with fresh
fallen dew,
Seemd blending the sorrows of cypress and
yew.
The pride of the garden bloom d fresh at my
head
And scatterd its sweet-scented leaves on my
bed
The smooth ueiret Rose all its beauty dispay'd.
While none oft thorns its harshness betray d.
Thus methougbt repos d in this magic form d
dwelling,
Whilst my heart with delight and rapture was
yelling
reveIl'd in pleasure, and drove away pain,
4 pleasure often must wish for again.
should the days of my life be cneirond With
care,
should anguish and pain extort the sadtear,
Oh grant that my dreams may he everlike this,
And always shall welcome Nights hour of
bliss JULIA.
Pntyieania o. c. H. Feb. 1923.
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The Presidency-The Knoxville Ten
nessee) lntellisencer remarking upon the
nomination ofJohn q. Adams by the Re
publlcans OF Massachusetts, says" Tennes-
see cannot vote against theT,HERO, Gen.
Jackson > but should this INVlNCIBLE
decline, Adams, as the American STATES
MAN, will stand next on their list of cand-
dates"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

Porto Rico Erpeaition.-o,,
VIII recollect the account of an evn aeaat's
fitted out by few adyentur.ssA expedition
York and Philadelphia for the ,n. N Ntw
rc'olutlonIslng Porto Rico.-aIr pose Of
Irvine, who was said to be one of r,i oaplist
movers in this affair, has written e PRIME
dated Cufacoa, Jan. 18th, to the r : ;,s.Ier
the Washington Gazette, gi,,p, ' p; Of
sons for joining the expedition AVS fea,
other things, he says that Deca'' .aons
VINO we believe was to have bee, i"!,
nor1 had received sererol letters saa, spfet-
gents from the friends of inden.nd,'oy a
Porto Rico, which invited him, in n," u
terms, to aid them with arms, ''sns
thought the inhabitants wer. e. lie
to a change of government, and ,ba,leoIe
readily volunteered his services g.
them. AS regards the famous pr ," asst
ton which has already appeared in I MA
per, he says that Decoudray reoue.,sd l' pa
to sign 1t as mere matter of form , ,,'n
he regarded ii as a private paper. md 1'n't
a governmental document--at tbe uot
time promising to sink it in ea,s ' ~
should be overdlauled by Spanish my
ger. He complied, but Decondrav d f.u'
garded his promise, and thus the AHA, S,le-
ploded. Tx
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1he Embassy to .nenico.-We have been
Informed from source entitled to credit,
that General Jackson is disposed to cons-
der the appointment of Minister to Mexico,
as compliment paid him by the Govern
ment-but owing to the distracted state of
the Empire at this time, he could render
no service to his country by going to Mcxi-
co he will decline the acceptance of the
appointment. Nashville Gu.
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An attempt has been made in the Leri.-
lattre of Louisiana, to remove the seal Of
Government from New Orleans to d.
naldsville, but failed. One member, to ri.
d'cule removals, proposed that the Lers-
lature should sit on board Steam Boat ia
be kept in motion within the limits of Tim
State during the session.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

BY a LAKE report of the Methodist EMS.
copal Church, it appears, that the total
number of Methodsts, in Great Britain
aud Der dependencies is a52, $40, and the
number of travelling preachers there, $40,
In the U. States west of TIE Allegheny.
There are more than one hundred and five
thousand members, about four hundred ira
yelling, and nearly one thousand local
preachers.
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COMMUNICATED.
NWNW MN IT'D
Ehtad Of letter from n, Rer. James b


Ertdcf Of letter from The Rev. james q.
Finley 10 The Rec BISHOP George.
Saudusky Mission House, Feb 2Hh, 1929.
Dearly beloved brothcr-Through The
tender mercy of God, have recovered my
health, and my wife is tolerably WE'LL
Brother Elliott and family being under the
necessity of going IN UrbFnna, ii was ne
cessary for Inc Ia move n this city IT, take
the charge. We have so children in
school, who Ill learn fast both ~ work and
read. As il respects supplies, | believe
we shall get along pretty well, by the help
of Providence. aud the good people of the
world. We have had most glorious re-
ylsal of religion in one day, took ntu
society 30 who were deeply grooming for
redemption ia the blood of the Lamb, and
l5 the next day. Last Saturday night,
we nad glorious season. Yesterday was
day Of the son or Man. married taft
tcr 'eaching) couple baptized adult
and children, aHd took into society,"
At night returned TO the Mission House,
and heId class IN the Mission family. ON
Glass was glorious. | then called up the
moorners, and We wrested aud prayed
until 10 O'Clock. One of the little Indian
girls, i believe, was soundly converted ia
Tod, and many more earnestly seeking
the Lord. We had all the hands employ.
ed in working lor as, down as mourners,
and do kaow they are all seeking religion
Our beloved brother, William Walker
twho was with US AT Conference rs inter.
prefer and is now one of our teachers) is
deeply convicted. This morning, being
atked how he frlt, o. said he my poor
soul is exceeding sorrowful unto death
But God will give him help before long.-
am now in the fourteenth year Of m,
Missionary labor aud travelling as a meth
odlst preacher, aud can sat,ky say | have
never seen 50 glorious a work in my life
we have now in our mission classes rs!
Indians, besides the mission family. which
make IN all l75. Ii is more than probabl,
ihai brother Elliott cannot return with his
VILE until'the middle or last of Nav. and
1t VIII require my utmost eserions to gel
an sprlne crop, as | want, with the hel,
oil the iudlan boys, TO put so acres in corr
--ior we never eau get along without rails.
ihg gram on the farm 10 support us. NJ,
wish rs tor you TO make the necessary nrd
vision for the district Brother Elliott vii
not be unempoyedin his absence. but i'll
be engaged in gathering supplies, and send
ing them an for the school. To morrow
1 shall meet the chiefs aud leaders To re-
gul tic the classes. Our chiefs, that w,r,
IL Conference, are going on like flaming
heralds. Brother Mononque has sey.ra
times visited the Moaawks below US. anc
Il Pa. L.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

North Hest Coost.-In December e..
The Boston Centincl, a Russian lrigats sla
store ship touched in England on ny ,%
way to the North West Coast Of Amer; e,i
for the reported purpose of executng ,bn
famous Ukase of the Emperor Aleyandsn
respecting the Russian boundaries and I ro
strietion of trade in that region. As tbe
United States have some interest in ,bat
quarter, it is not improbable that an Ama a'
rlcan ffigate will find employment in watch.
ing the conduct and movements Of IN.
Imperial vessels. '"'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

.inother Calcuiation.-A letter writer in
the Enquirer, gives the following as the
feeling of the different states in relation
to the candidates for the next presidency.
Maine doubtful, but for Crawford certain
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21
LyNcHBURG, MARCH q, la.a
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

CONGRESSIONAL IlECtlONS.
II We nro authorised 10 say that Mr.
GEORGE TUCKER will serve the people OF
This District in the neat Congress, il he be
elected.
~ In the district of Amherst, Nelson, &c.
formerly represented by Mr.. Hugh Nelson
there i. no opposition to Mr.. WIN. c. Ri'es.
~ In the Bedford district, Mr.. Jabez Left.
wirh- the late member, is opposed by Mr.. IN
.haniei II Claiborne.
~ IN the Montgomery district, Mr.. John
floyd is opposed BY Mr.. eeorge lianccts
NJ \ writer in the last Abingdon Gazette
proposes that caucus delegated by the free
holders OF the Congressional District late
ly represented by Gen. Alexander Smy III,
be held, for the purpose OF nominating an OPP
posing candidate. In The same poper, Mi
Benjamin. Estill is announced Us candidate
This opposition Is the result of the &c neral's
premature attack on the Secretary of State,
aud the contest will show the strength Of Mr.
Adams in that quarter, unless the ioagcr
guns" OF the Gcnerals friends, rushing to The
polls aisgig aud IN p0ir,, should "took doun
all opposition
-Ep-
NJ The notorious MAJ. Robert Bailey an
noupees himself to the trccholder- of Wood,
Kaaawha, IS. rs candidate to represent
Nh, m in the 18Th Copgress.--iirt Ia Baga-
uiei
-aCo
o. We arc requested TO state by the
clergyman alluded To in the remarks Of
p" in last Fridays paper, that he does
not rccollect making the assertion attribu-
ted to him; and, # he did, that he did not
intend It,
-oCD-
~ The Virginia and North Carolina
Conference commenced its annual session
IN this place on Wednesday last. Bishops
Mckcndree and George, we understand,
are both present
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

A Providence paper expresses the uni.
versal hope, that the Sea GuH will disco.
yer the Pirates rolf, the Fer ct and Uea-
-ie drive them out of their retreats the
Decoy cheat them with hope of plumber;
the GFeyho~nd, Terrier and Beagle, pur-
sue them into the tolls of the For; the
.HuSquitO, Sand Fly, Nudge, Gnat and Cai-
t,n'Pper, sting them to desperation, and the
JdchcU and Uad Cat tear them in pie
ees!"
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find get another.-Thc harrisburg, Pa.
commonwealth, furnishes the following
statement. 1t is now as well ascertain
as such things can be, from present appear
ances, that General jackson will obtain
the 'ete OF the following states, viz: Ma
rylaud II, Pennsylvania %, New Jersey
., Tennessee II, Delaware 8, Ohio l6, h.
diana 5, Illinois 8, Mi,,oGri3 3, Mississippi ),
Louisiana ;, Georgia ., New Xork .jG-
total l47.o
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II was lately stated in the English cour,
OF chaneery, and pro<ed by afiidayts, tina,
aay portsmouth, wife of the earl q,
Portsmouth, who is rather weak in mind
was IN the hibit of lrhipping her husband
ana that she kept a uhip for that purDose
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

Education Epitomi.ed.-Let your first
lesson 10 your children be obedience, the
second may be 'ehat you please.
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ron THE vIRGINIAS.
TACTTUS HAiL-No. ii.

{. Enblemished let me live or die unknown
e" Oh, grant an honest fame, or grant me
none -
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PennSyfeanjG.-The Wcstcltester. Pa.
Recorder says, under no conceivable cir
cumslance, can Mr.. Crawford or Mr.. Ad-
ans obtain the electoral vote Of Pennsyl-
wanna. Mr.. Calhoun might, for he is pe-
Pular here, but he could not transfer his
friends 10 either of the other candidates.
Popularity and influence are two different
things. Mr.. Clay would be favored by
many, because he does not belong to the
cabinet =; great deal of -repu5nance ex-
ists at this time against voting for either of
the presidential secretaries.
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ppniIsHLns az IItE Laws ~ int 'ioN
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n he confined exclusively 10 those who sly
..tzed themselves, IN either capacity, IN tie
revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde-
,..,dence oftheir country.
s.,,ud Edition UdtdnaPpeadir eontai1liag
.vYIE declaration by the Representa- ui
the United COLONIES OF Moth America,
Tin, forth the causes aud Necessity of tax IN
arms, july ., 1775--fhe Petition by the
,ienre,entatises of the Jnited Colonies, TO the
!. mo of q eat D,,tain, July 8, iT75- Il proela-
IN al Congress Ia day oil Ia ting, ham,lia-
sss.and d aye, March 10, l771--1he Decla.
= n On of Independence, July ,, l116--and the
1an,festo by the Congrese oil the United States
al Amrr,ca. October 50, lI79
Atsn the Constitution OF the United States,
and the Farewell Address Of General WASH
rSeroN. to the People Of the United States, an
nouncing h;sinteHtion OF retiring from public
service, September z, 1895.
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humanity, forbid Us ,amcIy 10 SUI endet thai
eedom wnic We received from cur gallant
.ncesto ;, and which oar innocent posteflty
have ishg to receive tlom us. We cannot
endure the lntamy and guilt OF ieslsn.ng sue
eeedlng generations to that wretchedntss winch
inevitably ana' theln, II we baoey entail mere
uItuy bondage upon them.
L" lnc arms VIC have been compelled by our
enemies " assume, we Wi, ~ desldncs oi every
hazaia, WA un4bdung AZ maess and peise'et-
aace, elupioy lot the p esefsatloa oi oal hbei-
tns---belna VITA one mind reso.sed to die Tree
len atner than 10 live slaves. - DectaratioH
Of Congress, setting forth lie necessity q taAtag
NJ ufatS--Jaiy ., no.
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