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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
.Marshai's Sale.

FINDER decree Of lbe Superior Court
~ of GhancerY for lhe Lynehbnrg District,
pronounced ON The 10Th day Of May, ls22
IN the ease 0l James Parker. admir-. de bonis
non OF lsaae johnson, dee pI IN against Rich
ard johnson, William q Elam adnr OF aier-
rymnn Hammond dec aud Elizabeth liam.
mond aud calhurine Hammond, heil, Al law
OF Morr, man Hammond, dec dets shall.
on Thursday the 9th February ne.i, expose
10 sale, by wa, OF public nuelou, 10 the high
Ell bidder, Tor cash, ION the preulises,)
\ certain tract or parcel oil Land,
Lying IN the eonniyo Piiisylyana on the wa
lefs OF Cherry stone Creek, containing BY ra-
tent md deed 900 acres, II being tract o.
land directed 10 be sold by the lasl will md
testament OF Isaac Johnson, dee. by his exec.
utofs. GEO. b. WOoDSoN,
NJ s. C. {. J.. y.
january 81. is llw5w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
| Charleston Gazette.

Extract ofa letter datcd BiotciB .1iabo-
ma, Dec. a. regret very much TO be
obliged to say, that disease of a malig-
nant aud fatal kind has existed here for the
last 30 or 80 days. Among the victims oil
it we have To number many Of our most
valuable citizens, among them our very
WORTHY friend, Mr. j. ". Peters, who died
OF, the night Of the first inst. and of Mr..
Boyd, his clerk, who died day or two
previous 1t seems to be very fatal, and
the patient dies in or days. 1t is quite
different in lis general symptoms to any
we ever had here before, and | suppose IS
in fact yellow fever of the worst kind. In
some instances one in particularly every
one OF the family have tallen-abont so TO
30 have died since it first nPpeared-but
very fortunately the weather changed a
day or two since, and ii is now cold, we
have had one or two black frosts, and we
shall probably have no more new eases.
This sickness has caused great alarm,
and has prevented any cotton coming INTO
town.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
PERTilSllIRE RECOLbEGTIONS.
Bessie Bell and Mary Gray,

81 sic Bell and Mary Gray,
They we're iva bonny lassies,
They built bower on Won burn brae,
And matched il or vi rushrs
During the mortal plague which ragged in
Scotland about tne middle Of the 9TH cen
fury, these " iva bonnie lassics,' in min
gled spirit, perhaps ofronanec aud prudent
caution, retired IN pleasant burn side
on the estate 81 Lord III pcflhshire,
where they built them little house Of the
shrubs and bushes which waved in sweet
luXurlancc around them and providing n
supply ot such comforts of nature rs they
should direct, designed 10 reman IN their
happy secl0slon Till the tcrrors of the prsti-
lcncc were overpast. A lover of one of our
far friends, however, impelied by affection,
made visit 10 their asylum, and nnfortu-
mattel y bore with him the mortal infec-
lion in his clothing. The dear oh cct Of his
souls regard fell the first victim. The
dear companion oil her retirement shortly
followed and the MOSS grown grave
which Harps their common clay, is still
pointed out 10 the passing traveller, AMI
Is sill haIiowed by a thousand tender sentl-
ments.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
| HrookpHe Enquirer.

At a meeting OF the Directors of the
Bank Of the United States, held at the
Banking House at Pkiladeiphia on the eve
ming Of the 18th inst. NICHOLAS BIBBLE was
unanimously elected President OF that In
situation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

We understand, lsays the Adams centi-
nell that there is IN Ghambersbnrs, PENN
a company OF thirty or forty persons, who
have II IN contemplation 10 emgrate IL lhe
territory of origon, in the event of the bill
for lis occupation by the United States pas
sing Congress.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

Governor Brooks, Of Massachusetts, in
bis message 10 The Legislature Of that state
on the istinstaot, announced his deter
mination 10 decline heing considered a can
ddaie for reelection 10 the Office of chief
magistrate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21


A number of workmon nj Manchester,
lEng.) employed IN building steam en-
CINE chimney 80 yards high, gave notice
that ore of them would stand upon the top
oil II on his head, when completed. AT The
appointed time several loud cheers were
given, IN Indicate that the performance WINS
about Ia commence, when, 10 the terror
and dlsmay of the immense crowd, down
fell The object In the ground; but their
sympathy WAS soon turned In laughter on
discovering that the supposed individual
WIS only a man Of straw A medical gen
tleman, well known for his humanity in ca
ses of accidents, FASTENED 10 HE place 10
give his assistance, but made his retreat e.
ven faster than his advance.
,...stss.,.
Among the toasls recently drunk atPly.
month, Masa.) ON the 29d ult. the anniyer-
sary of The landing Of the Pilgrims nj that
place, were the following -
Our Frcemothus.--Not too learned TO be
wise.
john Quincy .1iams.--A descendant of
john Alden the youthful pilgrim that first
leapt on the Rock, and commenced the
claim Of country.
Pohticai Usbond,y.--May il keep up IFS
fences, and have no score at the crotch Of
the road
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

.s.ehed its first story, when the Emperor
as compelled TO abdicate. IL was rooted
:, IN that unfinished state, and offers by
that very peculiarly, a stronger Indictment
tn the regrets Of the Parisans, than il il had
heen completed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

Il Is common in Turkey, by way of re-
proach, to hlacken the front of those per-
sons houses who are notorious for tale
bearing, or propagating foisehoods Ifthat
were the casc with US, what dismal figure
some Of our houses would makc!-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

The National CARTE, Of the zslh 81.
denies the statement, formerly published in
the Philadelphia Aurora, that General Jacl-
son had Withdrawn from the lit Of eaDdi-
dates for the oiiice of President.
-1zH
Lord Ryron's late poem, eatiilsd tie
LIBERAL bas been received b, the editer
of The Albion, Who concludes his review II
il by observing, " that tine following semi.
ments are any Thing but human, and the
lines any thing bat Poetry:
Oh, cas.ereagh thou afl pnirioi nov
cuio died for his country, didst thou;
lie peflsh'd rather linn see tome ensag'd.
Thou cut Il Thy tbfoai, tint Britain may lie
sny'd.
So castlercagh hns cut his throat The worst
Oi this is--Ilnl his Own was mol The first
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
Prince Charles Edtedfd .1euans Sieord
En,In.I n, L -...,n.. L -. l..

found m tpper Canada.
Pie Montreal Herald gives an account of
this sword, which MAS unshralhed when
the Prince landed ON the western coast ol
Scotland 10 rally the Chiefs and Clans Ia
fight for the Kingdom Of his Ancestors.
which was nnshealhed on The field Of Cul-
loden, " here his tate and fortunes were for
ever decided, and winch has NOW been
found in Upper Canada The history Of
II seems 10 be this On the Princes retreat
from Cnlloden, he tuols shelter in a pea
SAINTS house, and, being holly pursued by
the Cavalry, made his escape by window,
leaving his sword and spurs behind him.
The sword WAS carefully preserved ~ n
sacred relic. II Was II aeed by McNah, q
MeNab, In the township of Lochiel Glen
gary, L. u where II WAS found IN The pos
session of Il respectable settler, Mr. Me
Nanghton, who with his predecessors, were
tenants Of the MeNab lamhv McNah's
ancestors were warm supporters ol the
Stewart fnnily, and by their unfortunate
attachment To Prince Charles IN 10 lost
their right 10 considerable estates The
sword Is now III possession ri MrNab, and
the Canadian editor saJs, il Is theintenilon
of the Chet In present II 10 his Majesty
George the Fourth.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

Mr.. Southey is about TO publish new
Poem, entitled "rale Of parasud5.'
Lieutenant Franklin oil the North W est
Land Expedition, is preparing an account
of his Journey ina quarto volume.
Mr.. Bardier, one Of the most distinguish
ed photographers Of France, IS about 10
publish IA work entitled the Dictionary Of
Anonymous authors 1t i. the lruit Of
forty years research, the object of whieh
was to discover the names Of the writer's
who, since the invention of the art Of prin-
ting, have published works Of any impor-
lance anonymously.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
Notice.

DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10
~ the subscriber by Within Crouch, Jun
and duly recorded IN The clerks Office Ia The
county court of Bedford, for the purpose og
securing certain sums oil money therein men
toned, which deed bears date The 18th ,lay Of
November, ls22, | shall ON the 18th day Of
February, 1923, proceed 10 sell, by why Of
public auction, on the premises,
THE TRACT OF LAND
On which said Crouch now resides, several
pieeesof Furniture which he has Just finished,
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture. ono
Gray Mare and Colt 3 Mich Cows, with all
his Cattle, Hogs and Stock oil ever, dcscrip.
ton, with chest Carpenters Tools and many
other things in said deed mentioned or SO
much thereof rs shall be sufficient to pay sad
debt, with interest and cosl. Terms will be made
known on the DAY OF sale
HARVEY CLAYTON, Trustee.
Jnnunry Il. dS II Nids
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

The number of Indian inhabitants on the
River Columbia and lis ncishborhood, has
been estimated, by Mr.. Lewis, at about
$4,000. Their character compared with
the natives east of the Rocky Mountains,
is mild and pcaeeable Towards the
source Of the Columbia, the most numer-
Gus tribe, is that of the Sohulks who en-
joy great many of the eonyenienees Of
civilized societies. Their dwellings are
commodious, and their diet is abundant,
though principally Of fish, the multitude Of
which, throughout the whole extcnt of this
river, is almost uncomfortable. The water
is so clear, that they are readily seen Mt
the depth of - or 30 feet, and especially IN
October, they float in such quantities,
down the stream, aud are dril1ed ashore,
thai the Indians have only 10 collect, spill,
and dry them on seallolds. They oftGn
use dried fish as fuel for the common DC
casions of cooking. ,ilrora.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21


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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

Tie direction letter" To Geordc
Wilson, at The Henaad Brides, berwick
Tweed an if he not there he's ave- south, y
reminds Us Of a letter which was stuck np
al a tavern in Vermont, in the infancy Of
that state, 60 Samuel Williams, gone up
the river after logs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

1t is rumoured that Young Napoleon
Bonaparte is destined for the Church--he
is said to be a sweet lad, and has his ia
TIERS beWitching smile; other rumours
say, that the Bonaparle party in Franc.
will, on the death Of Louis, make an effort
to produce a revolution that shall place
young Napoleon on the throne. Ii seems
To be believed that talents are hereditary,
and thai because the Emperor was great
man, Els sou must be; but the great Mr..
DiIworlh used 10 say, "A good COW may
have Il bad call . aud somebody else has
said, that the eloquent, polished and witty
Earl Of Chesterfield had BOBBY fora son.
We have no wish to depreciatc young Boz
naparte, bnt we will combat the arstoera
Teal doctrine that talents, or the right to
rule, is hereditary.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

The bill for aboIishng the religious test
IN the constitution OF Maryland, has passed
the Senate Of that state, BY one vote mao
rjty 4 Ia g. aud it is SAID will pass the
House of Delegates.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

The whole number of Passengers alri-
wing from foreign ports in the ports Of the
tuited States, from the lst Of October,
1921, 10 the 30th September, i822, is re-
ported By the Secretary Of State 10 have
been 1892 Of whom - II were males, and
1876 females-thc sex Of the reminder
not being reported to the Department of
State. OF these considerable proportion
Were of course citizens Of the United
States returning from visit. to foreign conn-
tries. A large majority, however, were
foreigners.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

From The Christian Uafchman.-Accor-
dug to a letter lately written by Rev.
PIiny Fs<e, missionary at Jerusalem,
Egypt now contains about 3 100000 ol
inhabitants about the number Of lsraelltes
that departed for The land of Canaan. Mr..
J.. considers this 10 be- as large Il number
as was ever seen moving III one body, il
we except tue army Aerxes. JoscPhos
says there were Coz, 900 men of an aye iii
for war. This agrees with the scripture
account, Exodus vi, 81. Several hundred
years before Christ, the population Of
Egypt was supposed 10 have been 5000
900. Alexandria, 900 years the capital OF
Egypt, once containing million oil sonls,
does not NOW contain more than II or
1000. 1t MAS built by Alexander, b. I.
Sol.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

The Archbishop Of Dublin, Of the esta-
blished Church, published a long charge in
the month Of October last, the tone and spi-
rit of which may be known from the fol-
lowing short extract:
I'VE, my Reverend Brethren, are pla-
ced in station in which we are hemnea
in by two opposite descriptions of proies-
sing christians. The one possessing Il
church, Wittout lehai ,re cat cell Il r,tigiou
and the olherpossessins religion, withr,t
what we can call church the cue 81
h'adiy epsiurcd to a supposed inftl'ihle &c
elesiastleal authority, as no1 ia scok IN tie
word OF God reason for tho Gath they PRO
Tess the other 81 confident in the inf,li-
nifty Of their individual! judgment, as Ia
the reasons ofther faith, that The. deem II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

WI. r. KING, is reelected a Senator Of
the United States from the State of hlaba-
ma, for six years from the NJ day of March
next. There were seven ballotinas IN thr
Legislatures, ON this election. The last bal
lot gave To Mr. King SO votes, and TO vii
liam Crawford 81 votes On the first bal
lot John A'kce received i votes, and a
mother gentleman votes.
WILLIAM NELLY is elected Senator
from the same State, vice Mr.. Walker re-
signed. In this case there WIS but / bal
lotng, bu; it Was an extraordinary one.
The votes were given thus: For William
Kelly SO for John M'kiniey So.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

lis pensiveness, replied, lam reFeetiag hoie
| shW aJridqe ,ehat l am 10 say on this oe-
resion. OF this Phocion, Demosthenrs of
Ten said THIS IS TIE are iehieh pruaes ny
speeches.
In our country, The merit of speech is
measured by lis duration. In Greece, m
orator was praised for speaking we'll in A
merica, for speaking long time and The
good people are NOT onl, insensihle of the
insult offered 10 their Judgment and of
the expense of time and money To the M
ton but are themselves, aeconplees ot
the offence. The governor made speech
teo hours iong-ihe .Hiorney Gta.rdi spoke
tao hoars aud d half; the longest ol De
mosthenes' speeches may he read In fifty
minutes and the most dlllusc OF Cicero,
III al hour.
Amongst the pleadings ofthe French bar,
the following brief speech has been pre-
served by the curious, which may be trans.
lated and dedicated tn the orators of the
republic generally. The defendant who
Was Il daaber of signs--a sorry occupation
in Paris, was wreichedly poor, proserbial-
~ stupid, and hideously ugly and more
over was accused of seduction. The fol
lowing are the pleadngs Of his lawyer =
" Gentlemen-My arguments on this
case, shall be brief In the seduction OF
woman, one of three requisites arr lndis-
penobIe the Sedueermust possess beau
~, money or sensc My client is ugly,
heggarly and foolish. Ugig look at him.
Bcggariy he isa painter of signs. Fool
ash interrogate hlm. Gentlemen, per-
SISt IN my paI.lHst,nL -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21


Al a meeting Of citizens lately held at the
town Of Greensburgh, III the state Of Penn
sylsania, low numerous We know not, the
measures ofthe present administration have
been denounced by wholesale. At The
same meeting, Gen. Andrew jackson is
presented rs their candidate for the Prcsi-
dency. Strange Inconsistency ID.
The whole number of uriipdis Mt the
port Of New Yora from foreign ports, du-
ring the year 1872, was eleven hundred and
seycnty-two.
Late accounts from the Pacific, received
in Baltimore, via Panama and Chagres, an-
nounce that Flour had rise II to one htndrtd
and ten dollars per barrel at Guayagull
.9aotLer distinguished man numbered
a0ih TIC aead.-He have this morning re-
ceivea the Canandaigua Republican Of
Tuesday last. Ga the margin is written
THESE melancholy words. Gideon Gren-
ges died has morning nj II o'clocf,o Mr..
Granger, il will be recoilcctrd, resigned his
seal IN tie Senate Of this state, in e0nse-
qaence OF his health; and he has not been
! perfectly we'll alaee. lie has acted con
spicnoos part IN rhe politics of the last thir-
y years. " f.paper.
ffhc mouth Of Columbia River at which
II IS Pfeposed 10 establish Il military pos,
and settlement, il 3uoD aliles from Wasfng-
ten.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

We arc happy in being authorised to
state that all differences between Colonel
Cumming and Captain Elmore are homo
rably and amcabIy adjusted.
We have il also in our power to state
that Mr.. McDuilie's arm IS out Of all danger
of amputation, and is slowly getting well.
The bone having been struck very true, is
much shattered, aud the extracting Of the
splinters will delay the cure longer than
was at first anticipated. Columbia TIL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-11

@5rteuGurGc, sc.
NarIinsbwg, September III, 1928.

Amidstthe distress ana misery, conse-
quent upon the general pressure of the
times, and the great pecuniary embar-
rassments of the country, it is pleasing
and exhilaratihg to observe that the sea-
son has been SO remarkably favorable to
the productions of the earth, and that
our agricultural prospects are so hatter-
ing Accounts from every quarter of
our country inform us that the harvest,
50 far, have been unusually abundant,
and that the prospects for corn, pota-
toes, sc. were never more favorable
1t is rarely The case that all crops are "a
bundant in any one year. TITS the case,
however, this year; at least it is SO in
this yicinity.--.'sVa MI Eagle.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-11

Edward Short, who was arres,ed in
this city on the 9th instant on a charge
OF homicide committed in Ireland, and
afterwards brought before Judge Thigh
man by writ of Habeas Corpus, was.
after several hearings before the Judge.
discharged, this morning, from bail
The decision gave great satisfaction TO
the immense multitude assembled in
Court, they perhaps without exception,
believing that, if any homicide had been
committed, (of which the proof requir-
ed by our laws was not given,) it had
occurred in one of those political dis
turbances, to which the people of Ire
land are so unfortunately subject,
Ph,id Gaz.