The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-09

! III icttu 'ht" once Win the most hdrmo
Nous circumstances. Introduced into TN
Leg ,Iati,c Hall II, his predecessor and n,
rival, alter taking the Oath ot Ollicc, he d,
llsered the lul,o"lng
INAUGURAL ADDRESS:
FELLow-tIrIRENs: come 10 the nd
lnnistratlon ri Your affairs With unl.isnr,
dlidence Of my own abilityto manag,
them In your advantage. The Indulgence.
which you have shrwn me On every pas
secession, is NY mducement To uuderiak,
II, aud viii br ny nductmeut Ia pei severe
Al every step ut my progress, there vii
be errors Ia Observation-Disclosures to over.
look. Nevertheless, come into office free
and unfcttered without passions To crafty
ar pledges To redeem aud what is deemed
Ia be right, under the constitution aud the
laws, will he dOue.
| have nothing to promise but good in
tentlon--sa'e only, that | will endeayoT
that the laws be executed the public tunc-
tlonarles, so far rs depends on me, held IL
strict accountability aud the State
according To lis means defended against its
enemies.
The season of peace, gentlemen, in
which we fud ourselves, is the season for
the cultivation OF the arts of peace !; and
what Is wanting in the works of Provi-
dence designed for the purposes of man,
It's for the industry of man to improve -
and TO improve what God has bouutifully
given, is gratitude to God. In the mea-
sures, therefore, which you may deem
proper, 10 extend or facilitate the great
work of Internal Improvement, you may,
at all times, rely ON my hearty and Jealous
co operation. With regard To the other
measures, embracing the leading interests oi
our country, that, in them we will move in
harmony aud IN concert, | have the best
assurance in the patriotism andintelligence
with which | am surrounded.
Fellow Citizens Let us cease from our
str!es. Let our division have an end
The march Of science is so steady, the pro-
giess of illumination is SO irresistible in
this great and growing country, that the
generation To come may look back upon
our toIbles with pity aud compassionate
lis discard our selihness, therefore, and let
our motto be--GOD AND OUR COUN-
TRY.
NoLFoLK, Nov. l4.-Thc friSate United
States, hearing the broad pendant of Com
modore Hull, has dropped down from the
Navy Yard aud anchored between the
Forts. She will probably sail in about d
fortnight. The United States is among
the oldest irigatrs in our Navy--thu' now
she may be SAID to be the newest. On her
arrival here from the Mediterranean five
years ago being found So defective MS to
require thorough "Nefhau'lhg nei"re sht
could he empi"ytd' shr was o'smantith
ana Tara up "n'il feP''islt'o" was m'de tor
hl''"6 n'r OUT Tor 'rpize IN me f"c'hc-'
''''Se "neh 9he mas nte,l c"tnP,t''y SUPP
pe"' 'oo almost en''rt'y rr""'h 5" mat
l h@n'A IKE, sle mas fiseh ,'oHi her ashe'
III ali "e, ha''Ne S'''uS''i anu oean1f' one
10 ,,,ue'u "o'l" sup ii',tla'
'he aenf hhea' coh''na,ueu ny Lieut.
1hoAhh' arrived mere o,l r'u'y morning
''o'l !" 'Sn'"e,oh' r'u i'S sue "I'', ne-
iNereo over I" ,l'e Ni"'sn'' " 'i'is u's'r'eL
!" ne proceeded against ey que course "I
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co'i'Ih'nu al oo'i'' ro'l'';Ipy Ut ' d /
menu u! "n,th' con"''no'" ny 'ne e"hdnt
Iitul' w. H. HAfHoN' sne was caPl"r'o
rom the pirates ne h'''n ~ nhe YES
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land.
.Nou. 26.-ArriSed in Hampton Roads, On
Monday niSht, the hrG Albion oil Portland,
1ohn jones' or' MASTERY 10 Jays rom VA
1ahHns' bringing aS passengers, DOCTOR H.
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