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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.

ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
As is title Indicates the JournslnoW offered
TO the patronage oithe public, will econ iuet-
ed entne.y OF tue pthciple OF Selection. The
leading feature" t he plan, nloredI'tinrtlyenun.
Grated, u 10 presentat st tied intervals, a soit OF
Synopsis pithe Foreign Mag S,iucs, journals,
aud Regic vs., aPptopriatedto Medicine aud its
alndrcd Sciences.
No one will neutrality-suspicious. ofthis dc
sign, who Is eonversant with the PEI iodica
works ol Europe. As is incident to such pub
LEGATIONS, the matter wht they contains alto
sether OF a mixed nature. and of merits the most
unequal. They are vast field, where COLDER,
wheat stoo often choked by useless or perm,
cious tnes, AID where 1t imports US ike the
ptudent husbandman, to relcct the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time 80 hume, Gus, so costly
and So difficult to he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority OF tho
cuitivatofs OF science en- the United State, thro,
a medium somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltIsthereiore meant to eive an ex-
tract 50 copous of their contents, as not only to
exhibit the ro2ress oithc Phvsi,sl Sciences a.
broad, butte do away, in a grcaL degree, the
necessity OH occurring II the works themae YES.
The content, otthc Jou, nal Will be arranged
under the division of
l. Selected Papers.
9. Selected Reviews.
5. Mcdicd and philosophioa' Intelligence.
r. Last oil New Publications..
The work is publi,hc in numbers IN JaTrIa
~, Ap'il. July, and October, ming yearly
large volume.
rhis journals continuation Of the Flee
tr'c Rcpc,to,y, and was commenccdInJ January,
1921.
Pablished criy-Price Fopr Doiiors0yea
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.
Conducted by ROBERT WALSH. ]

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The na.1re Of chs enterprise, may be unler
sf,o from few considerations which the adj
y.riscts wilI venture To subjoin to then annun
ciafion oft The periodical works OF Great
Retain AM France contain a mass OF literary
aud ,cientiiie Intelligence, which dOesnotreach
Inc A uerican pubic Tor Want OF suitable
.n,nnel but lSnich would be read among us
with equal pleasure and profit. Such OF the
Biti,h Reviews AMI naahIInes As ate reprint
81 i, the Uiated States-uot excepting the t.
d,abnr.h aad Qdar,etly Reviews --embrIce
much matter whi.h IS of title intetestaad Jtno
alyant. e To the Americtu reader, and not I'm
frealenGy lifted 10 vitae MS literary taste, his
moIat', OF his political prnc'pies. 1t - desna.
lie aud.rthtse cift nn,ttnces, thnt selection
.houId bemlde, such would iurniah the Va
tnhle ana entertaining poitlon OF Their con
SCENTS to the exclusion oil the other portion con
sitting Of de, ais and specuations either unm-
eresting IN them elves, OF miscA,evouS IN there
tendency, oralto either of local concern ard
application. On this plan, Idle expense and
ruitless consumption oil tune, would be obvia-
sed for pages destitute OF mel 1t might be sub
stitited many Of value which now remain un
known and inaccessible. Of several b itish
turnak OF the scientific and cr,nlitc cast, aud
Other, indeed oi a more sc seral and atthe same
mic very solid characte little or no use il
mode by the editors aud compiler ofthe pe'io
diraI works p intedi The Unit States
The oble1t Of the onenow aiveti-ed,i is thu
accumulation, in permanent form. OF The ma
terial- thus neglecteI, and Il the i'tesa'y a,d
fc,cntiic a tiec9 worthy of being rcptlnte in
this country, hut which, when so, are accom-
panied by othe possessing no claim 10 attch-
ton. Ami ceiany--the select Iicvi.ws-al,in
in the design, but not equalin comprehensive
ne,,, t. the pre,cnt, Il punished for sou-e y5a,s
n this c,tv, ID wo I'D, it may he presnmul
hly-s".':;;;;--,; = oe Imported by w.de-spie ID
subs .riptlon, but ioran alteration oil the plan,
anla,eiies 81 adycnttlous reVefses. Inc reSi
val oft. with larger scope, u!l seem likely
10 he alten he'd with still mo 4 signal success
tn mis- iginal >istence, owing to the goat
m ttlplca6on ol etders 81 periodical w5l~,,
and the wide diffusion ofthe habit at seeking in
j tatm. tn Information and annsemcst
The VI ,sean commence lin July, 1922. 1t
ioun two volumes Il re T.
Published monthiy-Price Sit Dollars II ysar,
ptya5}t IN adraHee
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PROPOSALS
For PSbttshtag, By subscription,
MN AMkKICAN
Biographical Dictionar y
a RE,NENi3RANCER
OF THF
Departed Heroes, Sdges and Statesmen Of \

OF THF
Departed Heroes, Sdges and Statesmen az \.
mtfica.
To be confined exclusively to those who sly
nal'F ed themselves, In either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde.
pendence oft,eir country
Second Edition. adir-coniaiHing
rINiiE Declaration bv tue Representatives OF
j the United Colonies OF North America,
actin forth the causes and necessity of taking
mp arms, July q, 1715--Ihe Petition by the
Representative OF the United Colonies. 90 tae
King oil Great Britain, July 4, l775--A proeia.
ton ofCongrcss fT day Of iasting, humiha.
ton aud prayer, March 10, i775-1he Dccla.
ration OF Independence, July 4, I7a6--and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
OF America, October so. l779.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and the Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNGroS y, To the People Of the lnited Slatce. an
nouucing his intention oi retiring from pvblic
service, Scptcmhe,l7, Tvs.
COMPILED BY THOMAS !. RODGERS
We a. reduced to he alternative Of choo
sng an unconditional submission To the tytan-
n, Of irtated ministers, resistance by oree.
The latter is our choice. We have cunhtrd the
chst tins contest, aud find nothing 81 Il, eadz
vi a. voluntary slavery. Honor, Justice, and
humauitr> 70 rid lis tameY To surrender th1
lcrlom viii n We received from Our gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent postetty
have r,ehc toteceive from us. We cannot
endure the iniamy and guilt OF res,snng sue
cee1i,ng scnorationsto that wfetchcnes, winch
inevitabl, avail them, ii we baoely entail hele.
dituy bondage upon them.
/" Tic ms we have been compelel by on,
enemies 10 assume, we VIII, III dchanoeo eVeiY
hazard, with uuabat,ng thmncss and pcrsevei-
\ ali Al
tirs-bcirg with one mind resolved 10 die free
men all.er thanto live -ave'"--- Dteiofajion
nj Congress, 'etiiag forih htt aecessiiy gJta6iag
mp acHts--JHig u, l;i5
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TO TIL, III BLIC

The whole oi the lin I edition having been
sod Il Z ditol has been induccdtn ulirl new
one ot, "A more cnl,i gcd scale, bv reason oi lie
many demand, that have been made lOr the
work from various Pa,ts oIthe Uni.,i stacs.
Thelavoiahc reception that has ocen given
to th, i" Biographical Dictionary while It i
grateful 10 the compiler, may be REGARDED a
honorable 10 the American community. The
ancient republics ,aised monuments al stone L.
1--WE petprtuity Ia the tame oil their heroes and
,agcs We would impiant the memory o'oHr' 5
~ the hearts Of Oil children, Ia be handed own
to mir chilircn, in proud rcmembl ancc the
virtues aud talents OF men who never bad Their
supcnots. Olthose who took part ia the RI
volmion, i, has been emphaticaly said, " there
wee giants IN those days II is At once oul
duty and OH iIs Ct to cherish lvelyteco
t;onol them. There isan honc'tP1Ide cong
nag tOIt that constitute mer'I j0rce OF mi
ntc yl'ue tothe public welfare.
The ,econd edition viii he much norc-valu
able and Interesting than the iet as II viii con
tain many impo,tant characterize anecdotes,
SC uese, before publ he'd, oi those ,tln7t,i"us
men who acted eon'I icneus Unlt III our elo-
rious Revolution. The Editor th,nksit proper
t. ad [, that many gentlemen, tram vi.ious
part, OF the Union, nave plomlrci t" furnish
o.i ina Il, ,lchc- oi ON uostd-ungnIshtd Re
NM. var. 'Llc ,.,s AID rloo,,cnt p,pcrs IA
Ken from the journal, oltbs Rev lationa,t
Conglcss, ~ wei Is the Constituion elthc |
s,,'@s-S,n,,he y,l,diri,,v adde's Of General
,yasI,;,,,,r, ,,h;sh tho Ia, cl;,;,n did not
y,l,,rio
hewotk
..,nh,i ,le h,,a,tsr If nm, b,sg,,J o,J
f,ic., i,dir,d,,,l. and # is cxpeclcd the second
l9,I'" ,',','. y" cI,,,r, ~,
l,,t,,,.f,il,, ,,,,, ,,h, bav, died since the
,,,,I ,,,,,',,-,, H.. I,-,,,,;t,.n
decentralization, of the Fl 3,
-,i,,,"n he ',nhi,,h., Min only piv,the follow
no.
Mr.. NIiEs. ii ms Repi=ler, July 1875,
con'.,ud,,,,,r,icleou 3cbo' llIa5hs." with
he fnl own" ot,c,y,tious:
" haye Been led 10 ihc.c rew remarks, by
Nv Nr. Roa,rs. at Ea,tor. Penn. rnrtlcd " \
nrw rlos4 aphical Dictionary, containing tie
lives Of all on, eminent s.at,smen, hc,oes
patriots and sa2es."
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o. The EDIroRs OF THE VIRGTNIAN,
agents for Lynchburg and lis vicinity So
lict subscriptions 10 the abovc Morks.-
The North American Review, and AmcrI-
can journal of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established, aud have decided
claim to public support, as forming mpor-
tant parts OF our aut,onai literature.
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.ueso wuiru hur TIE rorIouirs

A8e*o wuiru tRE TIE Ior Lo.irG:
Cum Shcllac, Alcohoi, Sand Paper, Gold
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Aunatto, hIacL aud red Ink Powders, superior
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Itobcftsou's Nervous Cordial, or Nature g
Grand Restorative, large quantity si excel
lent Pl Try.
The shove, together with every other arti.
clc IN 10 subscribers line 6i business, VII be
sold on as accommodating terms Is At any ~
fher establishment IN this section of III" conn
try. VA. ~ LN5 - Il. J.. LIZ h l.
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DAINT, Scrubbing, Shoe, Swerplns,
j Whiiewash, Shaving. 'rGTnh, DnS'int'
Hair. and Clothes BRUSHES. Ai'o, 'hfi
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eeived aud for sale BY
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N1UrMEGS, Mace, Cioces, Uhi'e Gan,
~ ger, tiack and long PePPer' hof@ G @n'
aLiie Mustard Ssed. ,Hispife, I0rmefte' c.n
,.n,non, and every other article used III p''N
ling, just received aad tor sale ~ ,,vI
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sNvish XAi,,ena.

WE have just received . casrs grass
w hleaehed Irish Linens of very superior
Fabric, also, = few rich toilet Glasses, Black
Msadrian Grape Robes, a new article
Mex w, Robertson :. 60. 3.
August "a, Is
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Lees Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an lnlaliblr remedy.
The nboNc celebrated Medicines are pre-
pared aud sold wholesale and retail .ouly) by
N. IEE, No. il, Maiden Lnnp. '.eW York
mud for sale by particular appointment, IL
LyIchljafs, ~ ADRIAN H. NORTH.
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LUCKY ofriCt; Lynchburg, Virginia
We " ould particularly invite the public TO
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decided advantage over any other plnn sc
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North ohce, Lynchbnrg, Virginia.
Whole Tickets gs
Halves 80
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bcsidre the 20,ooo-Io, ooo--60oo, &c. were
old III liz" Grand State Lottery, which finish
rj lew weeks ago, md WHERE MORE
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I'D THAN II Any OIHER OFFICE ~ a
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stevens Attached 10 tiiis house is u h. nj
some Office, suitable for n professional or nri.
waite gentleman, and so situated =, {, tr So
parsie md distinct from the family apartment,
Onllns lot there is a good garden, an excel
!cnt well Of wsieg, good siniles Nr.
Sept, IS. - t.. Is
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, and has since been eteadi
y advancing in public estimation In Janna-
V, 1920, the cditorshp was assumed by fro-
lessor Everett, ct the [ diversity at Cambridge,
New England. \ ntiv Serits WAS then com.
nenced, with which il is convenient that sub
seriptons should begin, Order. Ior any part
Of the work will however be thankfully re-
ccivcd by L. Liltci and by L. Norris Henry,
who are intercstcdin the publication.
Published g,trtferiy--Pric Fire Doiiars n
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American Journal of Science an,
Arts.

Conductcd by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
Jessor OF Chemistry, 81. iaie Coltege.
This Journal began in the year lsl9. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form aYolume,
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p.lI EA II .HEDICIN rs.
llahu's Anti. Bilious Pills.

They are .Noellealiy adapted 10 carry oii
suPerilnous hilr, and proven, lis morbid -.
crettons TO restore aod amend tbe nppr-
Ute to produce n tfee rct-Iira,ion aud
thereby prcventeo'ds, which are often al fatal
.sn
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cret,ons To restore sod amend bs nnp.-
lite +; to produce n hee Precipitation, nnd
thereby prcventeulds, Nhiri arr often al fatal
consequences.
Hamilton Worm I.onrnges.
Celebrated for removing worms, aud ho.t
known remedy Tor cleansing tue stomach aud
bowels.
! dose this Medicine given occasionally
during iltr warm sra-on. Will uNtniuplA pre-
vcn' the vomiting un,l pnrging of children, a
drca,iinl disorder, which nnnualiv ucttroYs
thousands 1T the ininnt pact uf our rti1rns
II is likewise the m,l1est mud most CERTAIN ~.
mcdK known. and hPs restored Ia health md
strength great nnDher Hhrn in an ~, nnted
stage of this iaial complaint Particular and
lfmin instructions are gwen Tor every Itait of
The necessary treatment IN such cn,ea.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative
Is recommended ms an invaluable Medicine,
for the speedy relief und permanent cure uf
Nervous Disorders Violent Cramps in the
L"Wness ui spirits, siomnrh aud bach,
Loss oi Appetite, Indigcstlou,
lrupnrity OF the Blood, Mplanrholv.
iiN,tefical Injections, Gout ia the stomach,
Inv ard Weakness, and Pain. in the inl1s,
Debility, RelaNations. SC. 1t.
Cure for C0aghs and COLTS.
UAhlILTON'S ELiNlR.
\ sovereign remedy tof Cold, obstinate
Coughs, Asihmas, sore fmouts aud approach
ing tonsnmplons, aud most disorders oil the
brea>l aud lungs.
10 parent, who hive rhildron Afflicted with
HOPPING Cough.
This diseoHcryis o. the first magnitude, ms it
eilurds immediate relief checks the progress,
aud III short time entirely rcmoVes the most
cruel disorder II which children arc liahle.
ilamiltou's Genuine Essence and
En- tract Of Mustard.
3 saie and ellecun remedy Tor acute mud
chronic rheumatism, goui, rheumatic eonl,
pa.-es, lnmhngo, humbness, White sWcliings.
"h,lbia,Ds, ,prains, bruises, pain III the lncr
aud ncrk, Ac,S,c.
Lees Persian J.otion
! IN invaIuable ens'netic, perfectly innorent
and sale OF unparalleled efficacy in proven.
ing aud removing blcmishce IN the face aud
skin, ri every kind, particularly tfeckles, PIN
pies, srntiS, tetinrs. ring.worms. snn-burn.,
&c. rendering thr skin dnlcntely soft and
clear, and improving the complexion II is n
a word necessary appendagc To ihe toilet.
Tie restorative Por'dcr for he TEETH
md Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
sovereign remedy for all diseases ot the
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Medicines, Drugs, Painte, Oils
Dye StniIs, &c.

IIiE subscribers bay. just received II
i lrcsh supply of DRUGS, AEDiCiaEs,
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IN infalliblc REMEDY Tor corns, speedily RI
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A.nnlk al Wis :,

DEESOHS holding snnl prize tickets
y IN sny al the northern lotteries, k' have
h lilerly of renewing Diem in the heamiful
Tia ,lass Of the Quaniieo Cauai Lottery, on
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eray such view of its ply steal Geography will be given,
will afford agreeable and instructive picture OF the
region brought into view.
With respect to the civil and political divisions of the
United States their and county botidare &c
will be had in the frs place. to the latest and most anthem
tic treaties and other legal documents and in the absence
Of these, other Of information will be sedulousy
sought for.
Especial care will be observed TO delneate all the ex-
listing and contemplated canals, roads, and such other
internal improvements shall be deemed Of general utl.
lty or calculated TO promote the commercial intercourse
between sections of country Dis
from place place, all the important roads,
Will be distinctly noted by figures and the Turnpike and
great leading roads, and those of minor Importance, will
be distinguished BY appropriate characters. The insertion
of the roads and distances, together with the post and
other towns OF any Importance will render the proposed
Map valuable auxiliary to the traveller well the man
of business, and will, when taken in conneXon with the
immense mass of other geographical detail, embodied
within its scope, present tnl and satisfactory view, at
useful, ornamental, and of convenient reference.
The spaces usually left blank on maps of this descrip-
ton, will be filled by valuable statistical and topograph
lca information, exhibiting condensed summary OF the
population, in miles and acres, Of the United States
generally and of each separate state, together with
brief remarks on the soil, produces &c The size OF the
map will be five feet four BY four feet eight inches.
1t is equally the desire Of the publisher render the
proposed map extensively useful AMI place within
the reach Of persons OF every class Of the community he
will therefore, spare neither pans expense insure
the accomplishment of the former object and with view
of efiectng the latter, lie has fixed lie price Of the map
at the very low Of Eight Dollars each, mounted On
rollers, or in portable form, until subscriptions for 500
copies shall have been obtained, when the price viii be
enhanced 10 ten doHars each.
subscrp tons will continue to be received the Store
Of the Publisher, Corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, at the reduced price, until the subscription
shall be filled agreeable 10 the preceding article.
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Geographer and Map Seller
August Is, 1884, 70
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This Map viii be founded on and embrace generally the
valuable and original matter contained in the American
Atlas. published by the author of the proposed Map to
which will be added the results Of various surveys aud
lplofatlons recently Completed and such pro-
gress, and may be finished previous 10 the publication Of
the work
The projection adopted for the proposed Map is similar
TO that selected tor the Maps OF the different States
tanned III the Atlas Just mentioned by which the medans
land parallels OF latitude made to inersec right
giles as nearly due regard the laws of the decrease
Iot the former would admit. This mode, OF projecting
Maps extensive SCALE represents the yarOns quad
Irllaera figures similar those the Artificial Globe,
and affords very approximations in other respects,
10 the earth iise distances il any direction may be
lcura'ey ascerained, with facility, by the application OF
1.-THE simple scale the respective diagonas of the inter-
sectng lines OF projections of equal length through
out the maps II obyiaes that extreme distortion which
suits from the Of what called the plane nrolec-
tom, in which he parallels OF latitude represented
ny s3 lines, and in fine, it represents 10 the under
standing picture Of the corresponding feature the
Natural Gobe, near is original such representa-
non can possibly be gwen on plane surface.
In connecting the various materials collected together
tor the nap certain established points will be adhered 10
as 7G marks or guides for latitude and longitude, to which
he local surveys, &c. will be made 70 conform Parc-
Mar reference will however be had 10 such positions
shall have been subjected to the frequent and
uhc observations OF men OF known Skill whose deductions
viii be compared, and if found differ any material
point, such position will be adopted as due regard
the character for ACCURACY Of the respective observers
AIKEN IN connection with the advantages dsanages
hat may have attended their operations may dictate
The recent survey of the northern boundary Of the
United States made in conformity TO the treay of Client
will constitute the basis Of much of the proposed Map
as was embraced within the range Of THAI and the
Survey OF the Atlantic aud Gulf Coast, made bv order of
The Navy Department will be used for the base of the
southern and eastern portions of III For the intermed
ate space, viii be lad 10 the latest and IN
formation regarding is natural congnraion, its seas,
lakes and Islands mountains, hills and Valleys and gen