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

! 10 pay to-morrow-~the rascally Banks
won't discount the best paper in market /:
| | expect vessel next week my lawyer
| ipoor dog he Isl either don't collect or wont
pay over. am busy now--pressed with
all sorts of carrs=- must be herc--mnst be
there POUNDS and death must be- every
where. C4ll Ia day --to-lnorrow-neXt
day nrxt week l viii lien give YOU
Give Whit p" Why, glse you-da an
sear-=lo br sure"
How how much better direct answer,
IN the FIRST p'ure. would lie, either cant
pay you or won't pay YOU because, Ia
eithrr case the Affair is ended, and ynu
may - about Your business. But to stand
the butt oflsnoranee, impert'ncnce, power
", aud eternal luauaeiiy, All nj once, Is
more than Is given 10 human patience to
endure.
Went the other day 10 "A shoemaker
In the simplicity of my heart wanted
pair of shocs made.
want them made large, with long
quarterlers.'
Quarters, said the shocmaker)d do you
thiak the French army will take theiI
quarters in Madrid" ?
with thin solcs and low heels" said l.
VIII the New Hampshire votes be
given to Crawford :" said my shoemaker.
~ have corns ON my toes u continued
and cannot walk in straight shoes"
"'rhe Pirates" said he
"The Shoes" said.
1.-THE Pirates ,said hc) nj last are
" BOUNDS Il cxcrimcd) stick to your
last the Shoes I want the shoes to wear
tomorrow, for | am absolutely barefoot"
:" II Bouap,e'c was alive" said my IN.
corrgihle man Of wax
u" With short straps interrupted.
!" lie would be- ut the hcad"--" the Foot"
said /" OF a hundred thous'---
rushed from the shop in paroxysm of
modification.
went, not long since, limping with the
rheumatism. To physician, gave hin,
IN affecting recital OF my affections Sciz-
ing me by the hand, and giving me such a
cordial grasp. rs made each particular
hair 10 stand on end, he exclaimed -
Ali my dear lricnnd, pain is incident
TO the human franeo--
"Oh % said i
"GaIen and iIippoctates and learned
men,
GO OH" shuddcrcd internally y
-" Aud learned men of all ages have
agreed in one posilion''--
i" Hob !" calculated |, in the extremity OF
grief,
-" One position, continued he, that
there is Il decdyiug principle inherent in
The nature of man, which sooner or later,
gradually, "a inatantaneously, produces his
dissointon.n
Oh Lord :" said l.
remember case (pursncd my tor
mentor, slappng me ON my shoulder with
violence thai sent twinges over my frame |
] remember case reported OF pa |
tient in the Greenwich Hos. tai, who con
tinucd - years and months under the
exercise OF the most eXcruclatlng com. |
plant"
Was it the rheumatism % asked, IN
an agony mental suffering.
No II WAS the gIavcl |"
Boo ~ roarcd with modification and |
anger, and hobhted away relieved from my |
Now, Mr., Editor am pretty comforia- !
bly, situated ! see but few friends, whose |
communication is confined 10 yea, yea, and |
ray, nay. have cured myself OF the rheusl
malism. | ordered my shoes by my own |
written dimensions from the country Aud |
to avoid lorg iaIkg, keep no books of
accounts. BY perscverins IN this plan of
life, yet hope 10 be a happy man.
JAQUE5.
-eCo-~
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WHAT IS 4 GENTLEMAN ?

A curious tliai took place not very long
ago, To determine whether n particular
person were II Gentleman or moi it arose
oni Of The following circumstances A
match had been made to run some horses,
which wrrc 10 be ridden bg GenHemen-
on the day appointed, The rarr took place,
and was won by "A horse, ridden Ivy per
son Of upwards Of seventy years Of age, an
old sportsman, bat who, according to the
feelings, mot 70 say prrludlcts,) OF the ~
Tier parties, did not come up 10 Their ideas
Of "A GehHemun. The prize therefore was
disputed, and the dispute brongi, into opcu
court. Those who had made the match
and s0mb who rode, were young men of
very large fortunes, aud to mend the mat
ter, NJ. p's which being interpreted means,
.Nembers Of ParAement. They were of
course, all subpHncad as witnesses on the
trial. Unfortunately, the cause did not
come on 50 soon as was expected, and af
ter all, IN the eDcHing Of the day OF trial, at
an hour when all the young NJ. Z. witness
rs, having finished their lbatious at the
lo,el, came into Court by no means 50 so-
Der rs the Judge. They came in also Just
rs they bad ridden Into town ia the morn
NJ, VO"td, SpDt'd, fp'd1HtH anu dhtY. -
'cxed mt having been kept waiting longer
than they expected, and impatient to be
s"nezegnhy behaved very rudcly to Judge,
Jury, t|7 oaasd for the defendant. The
latter, VINO rose afterwards to one of the
highest stations in Westminster Hall, and
to the dignity Of the Peerage, began with
grayely stating to the Court, that he was
afraid he trust throw up his brief, for that
though he came Into Court fully persuaded
that his client was n Gentleman, he now
dcspaired, from what he saw, of being able
10 Prove him 50, for MS the OTHER parties,
from the very nature of the case, must be
presumed TO be, beyond all dispute, propsr
Gentlemen, he could only proceed ia the
way Of comparison. He was therefore a.
irall o. cal tn aiten ion Of the Judge and
Jury "a the manners and appearance Of
! those GeRtiemGG, because if they exhibit
proper specimens Of the conduct and cha.
tactrr Of Il real Gentleman, his Client was
decidedly NOT one. That has habits of NE,
| for instance, were Of that temperate and
safer cast, that nothing he was sure would
have induced him, (but especially at such a
time,l 10 di nix to such exces., as TO stupif,
hls understanding, and bewilder his senses,
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VOL. III
PROPOSALS
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NEW AMERICAN
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A REsiEaIiRANCER
OF rHE
Departed Hsroes, sages and Statesmen Of a
meFica.

Departed H1roes, Sages and Statesmen Of a
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To be confined exclusively to those who So.
nalized themselves, ia either cafacitv, IN tie
Revolutionary War, which obtaneG the Inde.
pendence oftheir country.
Second Edition. Wih nepRendir-coatainin
JEsIIG Declaration by the Represent ,tivcs oil
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aettins forth the catises and Necessity of taking
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nouncing his intention OF retiring from public
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eve are reduced TO the altei native OF choo-
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ny oil lrrtated ministers, orres,stahce by 10 &c.
'The latter Is our choice. We have counted the
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fIl as voluntary slave y. Homo, Justice, and
humanity forbid US ta,nely 10 sur ender that
feedom wnich we received from our gallant
ancestor 5, and which our innocent posteity
have 81, to receive from us. We cannot
endure the infamy and guilt OF resi2nng sue
ceedine generationsto that wretchcdness VIII CHI
iaeyitab!y awai them, if we b'sely entail here.
ditaIy bondage upon them.
- The al ms we have been compelled by our
enemies to assume, we will, in defiance oievery
hazard, with unabating firmness and peseve,-
ance, employ Tor the preservation OF cur hhef
tns--bcing With one mind resolved to elree-
lnen ,atn. than TO live slaves. = Declaration
Of Congress, setting forth The necessity q taking
no armS-Jaiy ., I1io.
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FEMALE EUUCITTO.N..
MIR, BALL

WILL open a .SEHOOL in this plares
3. w on He .fra Noldagm Stptembtr Jor nd
u young tadics ereiuireiy. as he
intends erfry pupa shall b. under ms oun ia.
medinte instruction, no more WH be rtceiftG
than edH utH h. dHendCd 10.
TERMS or TUf1TOE
abr Read'Rg, Hritag and arithmetic, gig N
Session IN .i,ittmeiic, English Granm1r md
GeogropLy, NTH he psc NJ The Giobes, gi5.-..
Tor Metoric, H'atory, .i'tron0D,y, .norat Philo.
ssoPhH &c DE-. Sls. Tor any or oH Qt'Me abope
branches, NTH he rpdimerts Of he French and
Laip languages, &2o.
.hy ofhe goung indies uho MAY ufh IL, run
brucconmod0ied Nth g0od bohrd, IN respteiobie
IomHfo. Strid utcnttOB VW be yuid 10 Tho
miorR Impairment Of the mhoiors
References 10 hc Rer. j. S. LEE,
Rec. ID, UfLLLlNS,
S. .NOWLLy, Esq.
Nh. j HOLLLfS.
J"iy .. tets 100
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

sight Of piece Of artillery these
w,etenes CRIED "Y,~~ i'aI,ilierie + an.
,ais !"-Ge:ersi Vain r,psied b, a.
oo'he' cry, ,hus "Y.s, Nns Pattil,
ie,ie but Vive le koi !. Fite!" 4,
this very Instant, a company OF the 9Th
Lish' Infantry, which had been mask-
ed, Jebouched, aud completed the di.-
persiou OF those whIn the grape shot
han spared These truops have mani
fes'ed their love for the k,ns by scme-
thing uore expressive thsn their habi-
'uni ace'amationo. Ynur fxcsilency
will find annexed the summary uf the
examination of four aoundeu mru. who
ba,. been pickeo up, il will give a
just iira OF The piiiabie auxiliaries
whom the Spanish revuluuoni is have
ch.sSt, aud whom the imper,a! R-si-
n.enI alexander in garrison al hun ]
ha e in manner delivered up 10
sIaugh er, as they Withdrew ,hrif posts
before the az ival o' the refugees ON
the bank of the river A few moments
afte, tn ir flight, all the iBha bilants of
10th sexes assembled together, aud the
communication brtw een the Two king.
doms was immediately established =
The Aieade OF Irun has even unframed
US thai tkc Imperial Alexander .Re.i.
meDt hss evacuated that ciy. and
thai The Band of Firmin had also ,.h.n.
noned ton,arabia. 10 the number Of
Tn. days victims. Tho are eight XIII
lei aud four severed, mouaded. ere re-
eoSn.zed The person NAMED Malett q
Betamo', already iapiIeated in sever,
al conspiraeis am Se.
"Count tiUILLEMINoT VI Iot-Gen."
After the readi al this j,-paici.
unanimous cri-- nf "Five ie X i WI
gent Ie- Buu BIN 20 bu,st forth ~. tn
chamber he Aiini-ter in coug usinu
sad: the King who still cher,.i e. par
tsruai sentiment, even for bis gait,
eh,ldren, canu"t see, without feeling
IL prin that freach b'ooI has flowed
in ranks where ,r' ,sUn alone cnulc
hsveplaced At. 1hi. bio"d will be on
III h al. 1T the iu- iya'o'. ~ the de
piorabie revolution of Spin. 10 cen.
ciusion, gentlemen. ever, hing gives
u reason To hope that this pest i. <"
,ng to end. Spain, WHICH We GO In sue.
conr, already see gnizss u. her lib
eraso's and ailies. In the Peers, nj
de t,itele, the Munster vi Finance,
read a similar de,pa,eh from ,he Duke
de BeiIuap. II. dear nded f,om The
.ribuus AMID cries OF 1--WE lie Roi! -
Vi.ent les Baurhou- 20
Mad,,d was perfectly Tranquil on The
Ist inst.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

VINO orousat FORWARD as S.o..-4, ...s--
cries Of question: were
heard. NJ. Bankes, Mir. w. Beeher
and MIR. Hampton, spoke briefly, a.
mid much confusion. The gallery was
cleared, aud an interval Of an hour ana
a half elAased, during whist the house
continued TO debate with closed doors.
Several div isions, it is understood, took
place, Que Of them vas upon the 4ues,
tion--that the debate should be adj
urord; aud which was lost by ma
lority Oft5s. This vas followed by
a melton for the adjournment Of the
house, which was carried by MAJOR.
ty ii 2O2: and thus the question Of Ca
tbolie Emancipation was abruptly dis
posed Of in q manner wholly unprece-
dented.
FRiDAr.-tn reply 10 a question by
General Gascoy ne, Mr.. Piuukeit de-
cIared, tina, it was not his intention TO
renew the discussion Of the Catholic
question this session, unless dictated To
do so by the fr,ends OF the measure"
The war, now positively commenced.
does not seem to have affected prices.
Coluuial produce indeed, had in gener-
al fallen little, and both Ashss and
Rice l,he articles ofspecusatlon hith-
ertu) were in cain. or American Pc,
Ashes, however, there were none in
London market.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
DE .lARrieNAc.
lFrom the Journal Dss Debais /

4 |
ARmt OF THE PrREkEEs- Order Of me day.
Soldiers J. The cuofit nee Of ,h
Il < has plae1G me al yeur head. ~
order 10 fulfil he orble.t 81 mi,.ions
1t L. not the spifi' of eorqaest which
brs maze Us take ul srm. u more gr.
rernUs motive animate, u ; Se are . -
ing 10 replace d King 90 ,is throne, to
-eeoueIie hi people with him. end to
resestablish ia neighbofing eoun,ry.
which Is prey 20 nBafehy, the order
necessary Ia he hspp,5e,s aud safety
! he 'wo Kingdoms.
.Soidlers!-Tou will respect, 4 cause
10 be resprei d. religions laws AID pro.
pc, ty AND you viii render eas, The
aec"mprShm' nj # shs duty which is
iaposed on mt Of maintaining the MOS.
r'Sid discipline.
signed Louis ANroJNE,
Counte'signrd. (ouNT G0ULEMINoT
Hend Quarters, Boyonnr, .Jprtt ..
LoNDOS, up IL 10.
An express arrive from au yes.
teFda), bringing the following iuielIi
genre respecting The opening OF The
rac paign IN Spain on Monday last. In
'he Chamber Of Deputies, on Thursday,
the Munster IT ,iis War Department
'ead the 6rs; despIciI hich the gov
eminent received rom the Mejor-Geb-
srai ~ the army.
A" Head Quarters, 81 Jean de Luz, .qpyH I,
''Hait past hTee IN the NOR ming.
"McnseIgneUr-~i have the honour
to report your Excelleney, that yes-
ierdaJ troop OF French and IistiaD
refugees made their appearance on the
Bidusoa, and eBdeav"ored. by song
aud sedilioUs cries, 10 in-rjgate The So.
dieFs OF his majesty to desert. At the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
JOIN :. HtMM\rr,
UphOLsterer and PaperhaRser,

III AS removed from his Old stand To .he brick
n Il house on the north side of King street,
between Columbus aud Alfred streets, three
doors west ofthe store OF Messrs J. NJ Doug
las, where all orders in the line of his pr"fesso
will be executed with punctualty aud dispatch
in the hest manner He has just received from
the mandatory a large supply of new and
fashionable paper hanging aud bordering, which,
tosether with his former stock, form an extern
siye variety. A general assortment Of upholstry
goods and coach trimming, hair and moss mat
tresses, Day & Martins genuine backing, wind.
Sur and rush bottom chairs, constantly for sale
at moderate prices.
B. II. will personally attend TO the paper
ing OF rooms either in or out of town. Carpet
and mattresses of any size, and curtains in the
most fashionable style made at the shortest NO.
tice chairs and sofas stuffed or repaired, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
Mahogany and Furniture.


TIVE subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
Il large quantity Of handsome crotch and
h AIDED, st. Domingo mahogany, in logs, pianks
and boards, which he will sell low for cash.
Lso, on hand and for sale, quantity Of ele.
sant fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, IL not superior, TO any in the
District ;--Consisting of sideboards, Ladies'
and gentemen's secretaries and book cases, La.
dies work tables, dining and breakfast tables,
wardrobe, BureRux, clock cases, wash stands,
candle stands, bedsieads, cradles, sophas,
Chairs &c. &C. which furniture he will sell low
Cor cash, barter or approved notes.
I'LL orders for Furniture
thankfully received and executed in the neaiesi
and most substantial manoer. Orders from the
country, for materials, promptly attended to.
Mattresses made ,aDd all kinds ofupholstering
done on the cheapest terms
WILLIAM GREEN, Cabinet Maker,
Royal street, nearly opposite the market
" Funerals undertaken on the lowest ter,us.
march ~ ct
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
MOS, AL,

WI At AFFLiCTEoN rEA.,HETH.
Sickness teaches not only the unce,-
tain tenure, but discovers the utter van
i,y and unsatisfactoriness OF the deares
objects Of human pursuit. Introduce
into the chamber Of The sick and dymg
man the whole pantheon Of idols which
lie has vainly worshipped-ia fame, wealth
pleasure, beauty, power. What mise'a-
BILE comforters are they all Bind the
wieathe of laurel round his brow. and see
fit will assusge mis- aching temples
Spread before him the deeds and instru-
ments which prove him the lord of minus
merable possessions, and see i! you can
begui e him OF moments anguish zee,
fine will not give you up those barren
parchments for one drop Of cool water,
one draught of pure air. Go tell him.
when lever RACES through his veios,
that his table smokes with Injuries, and
the wine moveth itself Alright, and giveth
lis colour in the cup, and see if this will
calm his throbbing pulse. Tell him, as
he lies PROSTATE, helpless, and sinking
with debility, that the song and dance are
ready to begin, and that all about him is
life, alacrity and joy. Nay more, place
in his hand the sceptre of a mighty EN-.
pire and see if he will be eager to grasp
it. The eye Of Cesar could not gain its
,usire by the reccollection that its "bend
could awe the world. nor his shaking
limbs be quieted by remembering, thai
his rod had commanded obedience from
millions of slaves.
But If sickness put to the proof those
worthless objects of our confidence, at
oegh, also to direct us to that staff which
cannot be broken Till we learn to lean
ON an Almighty arm, and to support a
mind vigorous with trust, aud warm
with devotion, in the midst OF a racked
and decaying frame the work Of sickness
is but half completed. To learn the
emptiness Of the world, IS to learn but a
lesson of misanihropy, if it do no, gene.
rate and awaken that confidence, which
gladly casts itself on God alone. Wher
sfliciion has had her perfect work VIZ
shall INVOLUNTARY adop, this language o
picus sufferer. "Be merciful unto me
O6OJ, be merciIul unto me, for my sou
trustetb in thee yea in the shadow Of thy
wings will make my refuge, until ,hes,
calamities be oyerpsst. will commi
my soul unto thee, as unto faithful ere
aior."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16

Total oil square and fiat iron $1,000 lbs.
To be delivered at the navy yard at Philadel-
phia, on or before the tday Of January, 1924,
TO be subject to the Inspection Of the yard, and
TO be paid for, on the account Of delivery being
receipted by the storekeeper, and approved n
the commanding officer, by the navy agent at
PHILADELPHIA. lie march 81
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FKESH FRUIT. etc.
BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.

OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
]. Five dollars year; half yearly IN advance
by town subscribers.
H. Subscriptions for less than six months
charged at the rate Of six and a quarter cePs
each paper.
III. Extra papers six and quarter cents. -
Nv. No paper discontinued until all arr
ages are balanced.
V. ADvERTIsEMEsrs, not exceeding a sq
inserted three times for one dollar and tw.
five cents for every subsequent insertio1{ -
ger ones in proportion. Advertisement;
have not the number Of Insertions u
writing, will be continued till forbid 49,
g1T Letters 70 the editor must be-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
FOR SALE.

The Land and house on Stump II i'll
s1sz.A lately owned by Mr.. Norton, being
TH about 81 acres well Enclosed on the Lit
gs&s tie River Turnpike road, miles from
49, Alexandria. The garden contains ma
nv valuable shrubs, vines and fruit trees. The
situation is handsome and healthy. Possession
may he had Immediately. The time Of paymen
will he reasonably extended to suit The purchaser
march II law tf w. CRANCH.
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MOTT. f..

NOIl. II.
HE subscribers to T. KennersIey's Perio
u dical Publications, that were distributed in
This city and IFS vicinity ny MIR. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may he assured that the rem Iining
numbers will be regularly delivered so soon as a
proper person can be obtained for that purpose
The subscriber also begs leave to remind all
those who are in arrears for numbers delivered,
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
GEORGE JONES,
Gun. Smith and White .SmitZ

fAIRFAx-sT. NEAR THE MARKET SQUARE,
MISHES to inform the public that he
w can stock and repair guns and pistols
IN the neatest manner and on the most rea-
sonable terms, harrington many years, executed
work when in England for many of the Lon
don gun makers Satisfactory testimony, if re.
quired, can be given to those who doubt it.)
g. j. returns his thanks to a generous public
for their kind encouragement since his COM
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