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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

of The noble Lord (pot Lady Byron,
and after deliberate and joint Pefusal
of the work. 6nding that this lady aP-
pretended from it much pain to the
minds Of many persons sill living, tho
DO sort of impntation Oh her brothers.
me mory. Mr.. Moore, with spirit and
generosity which the better part OF
mankind will be at no loss to appreci-
ate, placed the manuscript in the lady's
hands, and permitted her to burn it ID
MS presence. This sacrifice Of sell In
terest to lofty feeling was made the day
before yesterday, and the next morning
the 2oo0l. was repaid to Mr.. Murray
,hy Lord Byron's self destituted legatee.
The last words Of that nobleman, be-
fore the deIirium which seized his pow
erful mind within three days OF his
death, were-sl wish it TO be known
that my last Thoughts we're given to mig
apife, my CHILD, ard my sister
Times
LIVERPOOL, May 81.
GENERAL DEVEREUX.
We have great satisfaction in announc-
ing that Gen. Devhreux arrived here
in good health and spirits, on Tuesday,
in the ship Alexander, Capt. Baldwin,
in 26 days from Philadelphia, The
rece ption Of the General in this port,
has been most cordial, and such ae his
character and services well merit. Our
readers, in general, are already aware,
that this eo,erprising and patriotic
friend Of Bolivar has been nominated
ambasssdor from Colombia TO the
Courts Of Russia. Denmark, snd Swe-
den. We understand, however, that it
is not his intention to visit those courts
in his diplomatic capacity, until they
have, in due form, acknowledged the
independence oftbe Republic which he
has the honor to represent.
We are delighted to find our friend fnIl
of confidence in the cause TO which he has
devoted so many of The best years OF his
life. TO use bis own energetic express
sion, the independence of Colombia is Tor
ever tbroned on the rock of independence.
DISCOVERY SHIPS.
Captain Parry lett town on Saturday for
Sheerness. The officers and crew OF the
HecIa and Fury viii be pad their wages
tomorrow at the More from which place
the ships are expected to sail on the fol-
lowing day for the Orkneys. The Griper.
Captain Lyon, is TO sail from Depttord on
the Ist OF next month. The Lords OF the
Admiralty have agreed 10 give Captain
Parry, his brother officers, and the sailors
who accompany him in The voyage OF DIS
covery, double pay.
The bank of Ireland has lowered the
rate OF discount upon bills from 5 to per
cent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
Breach of Promise of Narrr'agS'

Breach Of Promise Of NarfF' !, %,r.
An action Tor breach OF promise , ..
riage was tried at DanyiiIe IN 'ei whicb
on the lth inst. and after a trial L %a
lasted IL hours, III which the nhaO Great
OF the village appear to have take" : foI The
interest, the jury gave veIalc. aa ~ and
tair plaintiff of 325 dollars dsmSs I'll a.
COSTS, which was considered 'ne H.
mount of the defendants properly
Two persons, one calling hI nH ave
Clark, and the other VIM. C' wd ~
been pct in jail at Cambridge w. s
charge Of passing counterfeit money 'H q 'Pbil
teen 10 dollar notes on The bahA ~, w. Bank
delphia, tour 10 dollar notes Cd NV uo,e al
OF Easton, Pa. and one 2 collar 1.m They
counterleils, were found upon. lne%O One bad
say they reside in Pbila,1eJph,,a,' , 0 tall
a sorrel mare, about 8 years OLA , ocsT; !br
and ha. the appearance OF ''''
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

A MiIledgeville. Georgia paper of he
9th June, says, The present prospect d
as promising as we have ever seen for a.
bundant crops OF corn and cotton The
wheat crop which has just been secured,
is represented 10 US as good one.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
CENTRE OF AMERICA.

The Providence Patriot contains shot
article, describing the situation oil the pew
republic, formed oil The provinces of Mica
ragua. Honduras, San Salvador, Costarica,
Guaiimaa. and Queseltenango. Three cI>
tizens are at the head of the provisioDa!
government, whoStake turns 10 presiding,
by months A government is to be esaba
lished, similar to our own. There is
standing army of 1900 men, and militia
OF 10000 There are no troops of Spain
within the country. The population OF
the six provinces is said to exceed NIL"
lion and a half, and that OF Cblapa,
which is about to Join The coDtedera'
ton, has 100000 more. The Ambassa,
dor who has late y come TO this county,
has brought out plan Of the canal TO unIls
the Atlantic with the Pacific Ocean, IN q
distance Of 5 or 6 leagues.
We congratulate our unmarried female
friends on the following joyful intelligence
which we copy from New-YorK paper
'Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made to the Legislature al Inc en'
suing session, foY an act oil ncofpoId'OD'
10 be entitled
THE BACHELORS BANK. >,
with a capital of 100000 dollars, WV, msu
privilege to increase to 100000 d0usls.
This bank will loan money to single Iaa ls
and widows on notes to run lwelV mOn'n'
upon the Scotch plan to enable pen ~ ~
commence business IN the dry gooos 'us'
millinery, pantus and dress MAKING OF
To encourage ma,rimony, s5 per G Gel "us
the profits OF the bank will be annually .S S.I
equally divided among bachelors WHO u sss AZ
marry maiden ladies that have arIis'G6 ,e
the age OF thirty years; and t"ens;S Smes
per cent, to be divided among %loU"'''
who shall unite themselves TO "ldo"'''
june e6-6w -, o..
N. B. Wanted, six good.looKIng p ,Ss
chelors 10 go to Albany, 10 CONVINCE ,nE
members Of the Legislature that lnls Ind and
will DO more 10 encourage malrIm1n, B.. IN
benefit society, than all The other OanA' "
New York.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
ALEXANDRIA,.
MORNING, JULY !

ne lflSdte UNITED STATES arrived. !.
Valparaiso, in the remarkable passas,
thirty seven days from Norfolk to Rio. a
twenty-five from thence TO Valparaiso. I
National Intel.
The Board o! commissioners undert5a
article OF the Treaty OF Ghent fespectinr
Captured Slaves, &c. re.sssembled in tho
city on Monday, the 18th instant, accord
ing to adjournment; present both the Com
missioners, Arbitrslors, and the Officers
of the Board, who are now engaged upon
the business cOnfded TO them. ID
NoRFoLK, June 28.-The u. S. scbn,
Porpoise. Lieut.. Comdt. c. w. Skinner
bound to The Coast OF Africa, dropnsd
down to Hampton Roads on Saturday
and went to sea yesterday. The Rev H.
GURLEY goes out in The Porpoise as Apen,
of the American Colonization Society "a
visit the settlement at Cape Measurable,
Officers ofhe u. S, schnr. Porp0ise.
Liem. Comdt CHARLES w. SKINNER
Liemenants Richard Hunter, Thomas
Brown. Edward s. Johnson.
Sailing Master Charles Lowndes.
Purser Jonn c De Hart.
Surgeon George Terril.
.N,dshipmen Cuts. Hof, Abbott, Fair.
fax. Misroon, and Whetcrolt.
Captoin's Clerk G Glberson.
A French frigate, brig of war, and
schooner, arrived al Lsgura about the I'd
June from Martinique. A Dutch sloop Of
war, from Curacao, with minister to the
Colombian government, bas also arrived
atLaguira. IN. Y. .Ner .Adv.
z. The British friga,e Pyramus, Captain
Newcomb, arrived at the New York Qua.
rantiae Ground on Friday. from Jsmats,
aBc l2 DAYS from Havana. On coming 10
anchor, the frigate fred a salute. Il is
said the amount Of specie Oh board TO be
landed in New York is about D3OO .OOe.
An arrival at Barbados on the 26ib oh.
from Cape Coast, has brought con6rms.
ton of The total defeat of Sir Charles Ma.
carly, with the troops and colonists under
his command A Mr. Williams is said to
be Tue only survivor, VINO made his es.
cape IN almost a miraculous manner,-
This information is contained 10 Doui.
tIca paper received at New York.
A Miledgevile. Georgia paper of tbs
9Th June. says, The present prospect il
as promising as We have ever seen for a.
bundant crops OF corn and cotton. The
wheat crop which has just been secured,
is represented TO US as good one.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

A French frigate, brig Of war, and A
schooner, arrived al Lsguira about the I'd
June from Martinique. A Dutch sloOp Of
war, from Curacao, with minister TO tho
Colombian government, bas also arrived
al Laguira. IN. 7. .Ner .Adv.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
ruBblsHED
THE LONDON PAPERS.

New YORK, June 26.-So copious
were our extracts yesterday from Lon
don papers per the Euphra.es, that lit
tie is left for second day. The fol-
lowing articles, however, possess some
interest.
COURT, OF KINGS BENCH,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

rrMr. w. 90 bis journey from Lima TO
Callao was attacked by fourteen or fifteen
robbers, who wounded and robbed him
but some officers coming up, providential-
Iy rescued him from the bands of the as
sassihs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06

" an many Other ARTICLES, too numerous for tie
tiniiLs IF an advertisement.
Our friends and customers, and the public rene
rally, are invited to call and examine our goods.
before the sale takes place, as we will sell at verv
reduced prices, by wholesale and retail and we have
no hesitation In saying that great bargains will be
offered. . - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06
M'INTXRE'G
Virginia Lottery Office, under the Eagle Hotel,
Richmond.

virginia Lottery Once, under the Eagle Hotel,
Richmond.
Whole tickets SO Quarter So
Half do. Eigbth
u Persons wishing to purchase (by certfcate)
parcels Of 10 tickets, are requested to supply them
selves without delay. This mode of adventuring
in this Lottery is so advantageous, that applications
have been very numerous; in consequence of which
there arc but few remaining on hand.--The public
will observe that at the present price Of tickets
certificate for parcel Of 10 whole tickets will re-
quire an advance of DC, that is only S g more
than the price of entire tickets. Thus the chance
of 10 whole tickets may be obtained with an adj
vance of little more than the full value Of five.
Certificates of parcels Of shares may be had in the
same propoTtion--viz:
CeTtificats of whole tickets $40 90
do. half do. % 90
do. quar-. do. IL 80
IL All prizes subject 10 a deduction Of IL per
cent and payable 30 days after the drawing or on
application,if suitable to parties.
Orders from the covutry, tpos; paid wBi receive
prompt attention,
! January 30 I'd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06
SPANISH PATRIOTS-On H. 19,I,

SPANISH PATR1OTS.-On the 18th uIt.
the schooner Lettia, Capt. RoBERr NJ. HAMIt-
TON; arrived here from the port of Oratayo
island ofTenerife, having on board the follow
-lng spanish gentlemen;--Felx Meria, Lieut..
Col. Joseph Spinola; Ramon Cer1ti, Official Ma
jor Of the Captaincy of Puerto Rico and Leonar-
DO Porex, surgeon of the Spanish Navy.
These gentlemen were, in Spain, contributsr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06

At meeting Of the President and Directors of the
Bank of the United States, on the 9th of January
1924 the following gentlemen were duly elected Df-
rectors of the Office of Discount and Deposit, at
Rirhrrnr,rrd for fl,cn r,.n,,r -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06
Sugar & Coffee !.

Sugar & Coffee.
VsNHE Cargo Of the brig Frances will be landed
n in day or two consisting of
1O7 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 Hhds. jamaica Sugar,
Loaf Sugar and Window Class
We are nowreceiving, and will receive in few DAYS
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar, of various qualities,
200 Boxes Window Glass.
.boncts'e, Robinson s Pleasa,7ts.
January 81. tai
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06
RAMON CERUTI,
RELIX MEGA,
LEONARDO PEREZ,
JOSE SPINOLA.

BRAZIL.-Extract of a Letter from Per.
nambuco, dated December 16.
'Last week arrived from Rio de Janeiro, eight
deputies, belonging to this province. The En-
peror Dissolved the Cortes by force of arms, on
the 10Th ultimo. The Braziliaus are much dis
satisfed.-What the consequence will be, time
must show.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06

III VIA ~ OAAeA NSf siL.
A large stock of Rib.
bons Of various widths
and colours,
Silk, Worsted, Gotten
and Thread Hosiery
Apron Checks,
White and Coloured
Domestics,
MOROCCO Needle and
Thread Cases and
Pocket Books,
Pearl, Gilt, Cambria,
Lace & Thread But
tons,
Jet Beds, Buckles and
Clasps, $4,000 n eedles,
Bonnet Wire in spools,
Corduroys, Silk and
Tabby Velvets,
Irish Linens,
Linen Cambria and
Cambria Handkerchief
Silk g. Lace Shaws and
Handkerchiefs,
Gilt and Common Ping,
Black g. White GAUGE
Bobbinetts,
Sewing Cotton in
spools, balls & hanks,
Rattinetts,
Cologue Water,
Power Loom Sllirtins.
Dimities, Violin Strings.
Quality q Bed Bind
ings,
Figured s. Plain Black
Silk cravats, very
elegant,
Russia Drills s. Sheet
ings, Worsted 81 Cotton
Tassels, White Cotton
Fringes, some e1.ream-
ly neat,
Musl n Ro 9 , White &
Coloured Gimps,
Chinelle, for embroide-
ny, SC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06

Cloths and CdSSlmertS,
Cassinetts, BombuZetts,
Bombaziucs,
Fig'd a. plain Poplins,
Florences &Levantincs
of various colours,
Handsome Plaid Silks,
Figured & plain Sattins
A large & extentive as
sortment of
Cotton Shawls and
Handkerchiefs,
Buck, Kid, and Beaver
Gloves,
4-4 and Cd Cambrics g.
Cambria MuSlins,
Jackcnet and Null Null
do.
Figured & Plain Leno
and Book do.
Cambria Prints and
Ginghams, Bs ndanno,
Flag and Spital6eld
Handkerchieis,
Circassian Plaids,
Merino Circassians,
leila Handkerchief &
Scarfs,
A superior assortment
of Thread Laccs,
White and Colourcd
versailles Vestings,
Jeans.
Cotton Cassimercs,
w orsted Vests and
Drawers,
Cotton & Angola do.
A large assortment Of
Marseilles Quilts ofdif-
fcrent sizes,
Damask Table Covers
and Napkins,
Merino Shawls and
Scarfs,
Canton Grape,
Handkerchief and
Scarfe,
Sd, Humhums,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06

J. L. & S. JOSEPH.
u All persons indebted, are requested to come
forward and settle their respective accounts; and
persons to whom We indebted, are also requests
ed to bring in their bills for settlement.
Feb. 6.--tds T. r. G, c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
T8NHE Partnership heretofore existing under
a the firm of BROOKE s. HUBBARD, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. ExUm
). HUBBARD, IS authorised, to settle the Bu~
sness of the concern.
RICHARD BROOKE,
EXUM S. HUBBARD.
Jan. seth, 1924.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
FENHE subscribers have this day, connected
n themselves in business under che firm of
BROOKE & COSBYS. They keep their store
under the Bell Tavern. Any business, Gu
trusted to them, will be particularly attended
to: Any article deposited with them for sale,
alIberal advance will be made in cash.
RICHARD BROOKE,
JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL, COSBY.
Jan. 30th, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-06
sTocK OF DRY GOODS,

HittoM any reserre.-The following enumerated
articles are among those that will be offered, viz:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

ofMe House IF RprSt mdftrfS =,
" While the people of the United 9'''',
and their hon. Representatives in C"tb''''f
have deigned to make chuce of mr., "'f =,
the American veterans, to signify 10 as
person their esteem for our JOINT stI'Fe''
and their iattachment 10 the principles io'
which we had the honor TO fight and b'e''
1 am proud and happy to share those ca
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

Ohio, has proposed the following amendment
to the L s. Constitution
BE it Resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State oil
Georgia in the General Assembly met and
ii is hereby resolved by the authority 81
the same. That the following shall hr
proposed as an amendment TO the Const
tuition ofthe United States.
" That 40 part of the Constitution of the
Uuiicd States ought to be construed, or
shall be construed, Ia authorize the inpor
talion or ingress of any person of c"lor int"
any one Of the United States, contrary 10
the laws of such state.
And that III, ExctIlency the Gosrrnes
be, and be is hereby requested 10 con'lta
ulcate this Resolution 10 The Governors =
The different states, with n request tbat the
samr may be submitted 10 their respective
Legislatures, and that he do aisu comlnu-
nlcatc the same In our Senators and Re
representatives. IN Congress-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
CTh'E RIGHTS.

NOGN Carolina y. Ne Geatfat Government
A. la,t as one question 81 interest is dis
posed at, another comes on the carpet bne
has Just arisen which will lose none ol its
importance by comparison Win any other
thal has agitatcd the public mind since our
national existence, Nfrr the negro iusur
rrclon IN South Carolina last vent, which
Nas followed ~ lie execution ui many ol
The Offenders nd ~ the Perretu. Danish.
mcnl Of many others, the lrg Nalurc -nt thai
>tnte, Justly alarmed, and dr-Ious of using
every preeaulion necessary Ia prtvcnta re
currrneC at the danger, passed law, one
section of which IS in the following words
" Third section of AZ act passed in The
State or South Carolina, entitled. " An
act for the better regulation and gov
crumrt at lrrrc negroes and persons ul
colodr, and for other purposes"
".iaGte II titr,L5t' enucicd By The Guihort
HGtoteSoid, HAT II any vessel shall come
INTO any pnlt u, harbour of this State from
any other State or foreign port, having on
hnnfd any free negroes, or persons of color,
rs cooks, stew ards, mariners, or any other
employment On board said vessel. such
fee negroes or persons of color shall be lia
hlr to be seized aud confined in goal, until
said vessels shall clear out and depart from
tbs State; aud that when said vessel is
ready To suiI, the captain of said vessel
shall be hound 10 cary away the said free
negro or person Of color, and pay the ex
pruscs of his detention and IN case of his
neglect or refusal 81 10 do, he shah be liza
blr To be indicted, and ontun, teton there
81, shall be fined in sum moi less than one
Thousand dollars, aud imprisoned not less
than two months and such free negroes
or persons of colour shall be deemed and
taken as absolute slaves, and sold in con
fornliy to Ile provisions Of tine act passed
on the twentieth day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty, 4 fore
said"
After the enactment Of this law British
vessel entered the port of ChHrlestoa, having
on board a cplnred man, claiming TO be n
subject of thai nalionj and, under The provi-
sion aitove qrpiedh he was throwninto prison
4 2sin,t this proceeding the British minister
To the United States govern
ment. The qpeslfon was referred hy the Pre-
sidrui TO Mr. Wrt, the Attorney General ~ ho
gave as his opinion that the tEird section " is
void, ashcing against the constitution, treaties
a2d laws oi the United States, aud lncompa-
i,hc with tEc rights of all nations in amily
with the uniicd Statcq." The correspondence
hefWern the National Executive and the Bfi-
hsh minister, together with the opinion OF
MIR. Writ, was forwarded to The Governor of
south Carolina, (Juhn l.. Wilson, esq who
Took 1T Ia high dHGgtoR. In communicating
II 10 the Legislature Of his State, he uses Ian.
G'iage unworthy Of himself and,of the station
lie Ibis. Eeutending Tor the right OF the state.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
NATIONAL TURNPIKE.

The following letter from the Secretary
of War has been received by the Chalrmap
of the meeting held in Winchester, Va. on
the subject of IA National Turnpike from
Washington 10 New Orleans:
Department Of War, Washington, Dec. 1924.
SIR: The memorial and proceedings in
relation 10 the contemplated National Road
from this place TO New Orleans, adopted
At IA meeting of the citizens of frederick
county, state of Virginia, held on the 4th
of October last, Of which yon were ap
Poioted chairman, have been received by
the President, and referred to this Depart
ment, with directions on the subject.
The subject of the memorial is one of
great national Importance, and will claim
the caryaltentun of the Department. The
Board of Engineers have already been or
dcrcd 10 assemble at the seat of govern
ment, With view of taking the matter into
consideration, preparatory to commence
InS hec"ntcmptated surveys Of tue sev, raj
routes from this place to Newt Orleans !;
and the memorial Of the people of Fred
ericl county will be laid before the Board,
and due consideration will be given to the
suggestions it contains.
have the honor IL be, very respectfully
sir, your most ebedirnt servant,
J. l.. CALHOUN.
Hon. iIrGu HOMES.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

WIN Would Intercept any othel route. viii
ht avid, 4 uf cross, Vi So neat their soui ces,
as largely IL diminish the expence of brids-
es,us,ialiy lbe greatest ia c"tistfueiine al pr
manent roads. infeed ll,rre IS not wa
Ter course, within this distance, ahIehi viii
intercept tins route al mote than two hun
dred feet in width, aud at most not nufe
than three of that size, u hich will probably
fall within the direct line. From 1eof
gia line to New Orleans, II IS also apparent,
that the direct course, would pass upon
the high ground between tile Chatahohchy
and Taiiapoosa rivers. crossing the lalitf
ami honse river n short distance above
their junction, where the Alaba MA river
commences, crossing the Tomhceby little
belnw fort st Stephens, the Pascagola n
ser some distance above its mouth, aud Tie
Pearl river, short distance from where II
falls into Lake Pontchailrain. The three
last mentioned rivers, appear tn be the on
" considerable water courses which are tn
cross within The whole distance between
the two points.
And your memorialists pray, that sur
,cy Of the above mentioned route may be
made under your authority, firmly belley
ing that ii will result, upon examination, to
be the nearest and most practicable route
for The contemplated road.
JOHN FINLAY, Chr'n.
w. Il. LENOlR, Sec'y.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24
NATIONAL. ROAD.

In last Tuesdays paper list page nt 10
days country paper we directed the atten
tion OF the people of this section of country
10 the importance of attempting TO procure
the location of the contemplated great ia
lonal turnpike from Washington la New
Orlelns, in THIS sicia ~. Our reasons are
there stated. In Uthrr parts of this State,
IN North Carolina, and in Tennessee, meet
inSs have been held, aud others are IN con
temptation, to draw the attention Of gov
ernment 10 the advantages of the routes
which they ssvcrally advocate. Below
viii be found the memorial of the citizens
of Wilkes county, n. C.l which have been
forwarded 10 rs Tor publication. Will the
people of Linchburg, and Of the surround
ing county sit with folded arms, and make
no eNertlons, when So great an ndacemrnt
IS held forth 10 spur them on Ia eXcrtlon !:
VIII they not meet, . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pre-
sident, as others have done Surely they
cannot do otherwise, when they reflect On
Tia" magnitude of the object and The small
eXeriIons by which it may be attain
ed. We also publish letter from The Sc
crctary of War 10 Judge Hugh Holmes, OF
Winchester, on this subject, ANNOUNCING
the receipt of the memorial of the people
Of Frederick. Let M be quick in sending
on or memorial, that the matter may be
duly weighed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

The slaves OF this country arr destined to
shake the Union tn The centre. Thr legislature
of OHM, in the eSuheiance of their puri,anic
zeal has pissed some foolish resolutions on the
subject, aud forwarded them to the Governor
OF Georgia, who auimadvcrtcd upon them in
terms ot deserved severity. The legislature
of Georgia, indignant at the interference Of