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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
.uaseun' Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBEKT WALSH in.
ne natuie"i tins etel Prise, may be under
stood from few considerations which the ad
Veltsers Will venture to subj prl 10 their a7rr.tln
cation oiit. The periodical works of Great
Britain an France contain mass ol literary
aud Gent lac iatelligence, viii, does not reach
The Ameliean pubic Tor want of a suitable
channel but winch would be read among Us
with equal pleasure ani profit. Such tine
british Reviews ana Magazines as ar reprint.
ed M the United Stat-s--not cxceptin. the T.
dnhursh a d OaTcc,ly Review --cmbrice
mnce matter which IS oi little intel est and Dino
advantage TO the American eader, and not un
frequently fitted to vitiare his literary taste, his
ials, OF las political principles. IL Is deSma.
bic, eiideI these circumstances, that selection
should hemade, such "a would iurniah the Va
tuable dna entertaining Poiu,r OF then cou
sents, 10 the exclusion oil the other pol ton con
sitmg oI details and spe, ulaIions either un,n-
eiestlnS IL thCmsclvc~, "a mlsciieVous ia thcu
tendency, OF altogether oil ! cal conccIn and
application. OnIhb plan, idle expense and a
ttullIess consumption II Tune, would he obvid-
sed lor pages destitute oil merit might he sub
stituted many oil value which now emain ut
known aud inac ce55ible. OF severa Is tish
ournals OF The scientific and cruane caet, afu
Tiers Indeed ot a mo sc, eial aud atthe same
me very solid character, little OF 10 use Is
InOue DN the tdIO ; ana tDnIllcfs OF the prIlO-
dicaI works lnted The United States.
The object ot the one now ad, elts ed, is tia
accumulation, in perm ent form, oil the
telials thus neglected, ard u Che lite ary AID
Icenttic artices worthy OF beng repr1atca in
this Country, tut which, when 50, are accom-
panied by othe possessing no clam To atten-
ton. Ann cellary--the Select ReVi'"s-allin
IA til, d sign, bu, not equal IN comprehensive
nes-, to the present., iiou,lshed tor some years
III this cl,v, AID would, 1t may DE PRESUMED, |
have conIiuned to be supported Ivy a " de-spre.d
subsci ption, bat iot an alteration OF the pan,
ana selics oi tAyentbioas tepel ses IheI |
val DIN W.T. aiargel scope, W uld seem likely !
"a he attended with sill. mo e slSndl success
tn II its o /, II al existence, o"tngt the great
ma II 5licitio n oi readers oi periodical works, /
and the wide dillusro ol the habit OF ,eeiing in |
them, bsth4normalio and amusement,
The Museum coR'nence IN July, 1922. II /
Ioims tNovolumes a We 7
Published n.oathly--Prtee Slr Doitdrs a ycnr,
payable in adeaHce.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY subscription,
a NEw AMERICAN
biographical Dictionar y
PROPOS SAILS
A REMEM3ltANCER

Departed H-roes, 5saSes md Statesmen Of Il
'ntef.ca.
To be confined exclusively to those WHO sig.
n,ized themselves, ia either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which oblalned lLe lud..
pendence of,neir country.
second Edition. Jtih uaappendir-coHf6iiin p
#uNIIE 0eciafatIoh by tne Representative oI
the United Colonies oil North America,
et,ln. fotth the causes and necessity of taking
10 ARMS, ia Y ., I765-lhe Petition by the
representa- ives OF the United Colonies, 10 TIE
X ns oil q eat Britain, July 8, i775-A procla.
ton Of Congress fra day OF tasting, humi,ia-
l5n aud p aver, March 10, 1775-Fhe Decla.
rdlon OF independence, July ;, l71O-and The
mani sto by the Congress OF the Cnited States
oil AmerIca, October 50. 1879.
Also, the Constitution Ut the United Ststes
aud the Farewell Address OF General WASH.
rseroH, TO the People Of the United States, an
n0nncing h. intentIon OF retiring from public
service, septemEcil7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS j RODGERS
- W 4 ieluLed L. Lac aiternalI.e I enoo
slnz all unconditional submission to he ty,an-
nv ot initiate nu,Ieters, resistance by 10 &C.
4nelattei 10 cnoice. We nave counted tie
cost oilhls contest aud ind nothing So dread |
tll d, voluntary slave y. IIano,, justice, and
ui.nanlty ,ioruld II, ,anety TO sur endel thai |
/ eeuofn wAi3n We received from our gallant |
A,ceslo =, aut AhIsn ouI lunoecHt pUsteiIty |
h,,ea III. to receive from US. We cannot |
enuute the lntamy and guilt OF eI.nRg sue.
ceeding generatlonsto that wretc hcaness VIII Oh
,neyita6l awai.s them, il we basely entail acre.
dilaly bondage upon them
. Ihe a ms ". have been compelled by our
enemies. assume, we Will, in defiance ol eves
hslal.l, smith unabat,nS i,mness and pelsevel-
ance, employ lor the p e,ervation ol our Iibel-
tn,-being vith one mind resolved to die Tree
men lat CT than o 1--we ve,."-l Deciaralion
VI Congress, setting forth The Necessity y taking
~ arms-Jaiy Z, i.11
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o. The EpIroKs OF rur NtnGtNIAN,
(agcnts for Lynchburg and its ,icinty,l So
licit subscriptions TO the obore works
The North American Review, and Amer
can journal of Science, particularly are
now well established and nave decided
claim To public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our HottoHa Heratuyt.
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Journal Of Foreign .Med,ctne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. III. ID.

a. Its INTERMEDIATES, the Jouindluow onere,
10 The patronage olthe public, Will be conduct
et entneiy on the principle t Selection In,
ieadihg feature OF he pldn more ia lrnct enun.
eiated, 10 To present at stated intervals SOFT OF
Synopsis 1.-THE tolelgn Magazines, Journals,
and Revle"s, appropriated To Mcdeu.e AID it,
aindied Sciences
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No'ks OF futope As Is incident to such pub
hcatiohs, the mStter which they contain is alto
ee'hef OF naked nature, and Of niel It's the most
unequal. They are vast field, wher. golden
wheat Is loo often chokcd by useless OF PERM
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prudent hnsbandman, to reject the one. ard
hoard the other. These publications are,
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ana So d'iilcuh to e procured, that really they
can only Ire consulted bya Ian ge MAJORITY OF the
cnltivhtois OF sciencenthe Unite State ,thro
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ltistheretoIe meant to ave an ex- |
iact so coptous ot their contents, as not only to
exhibit the .rogress oIthe Physical Sciences a
n Dad, bat to do away, ina great degree, the |
necessity oticcuuing IL the works themselves. |
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he work - publi9he in numbers III Janua-
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82I
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WE haze just receiusd a rery neat as
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Rich .fgarsd WhHe oatt"S
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concluded an article ON . 'cho ioo"N'' wan
he following obs, tvatons
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The North American Review,

Was begun in Isl Is, end has since been stcah
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
y, 1870, the cditorship was assumed hy Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the University at Cambridge,
New England. A Htio ScfieS was then COM
mencod, with which ii IS conN cnicni thai sui
serptio1s should begin. Orders Tor any part
of the work will however be thankfully re
ceiycd by H. Littell and by II. Norris Henry +,
who are intere5tcd,in the publication.
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cheap ho"od-- rites. Checks, linens,
C0'.Dr .cRs, CaLicoes, DC. DC. DC.

'V'to3 ''VEE'7''F = =
& are now receiving a very genera
assortment Of the above Gooda, pnr.
chased al auction in New York for cash
which enables rs 10 offer the same al very re
dueed prices. Also, box of DOLLS, assor-
ted, which will be sold low.
Mckee. ROBINSON s. co.
JANUARY 90 ts4I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
GARDEN SEED.

Larry York Cabbagc Cherry rullip 10.
Early Salisbury do a Curlcd OF double rars-
fine dragf ley
Large late Imperial Large swelling Pars-
Cabbage nip
Late Battersen do EarIy summer Squash
Knssian do. ve,g .fRe Com. forfer's hupn
Drumshcad do. rniso squash
Green globe Savoy do Mammoth Pumpkin
White solid Celery lHesf hnre been rails
Rose Colorcd do RI 10 90 n. act
Long Orange Carrot Common knil
Blood Red DO Sea do.
Early Horn do fue Purple Egg Plant
Iarly Cauliloner, r.. tnrled tress OF Pep
~ fine pcrarasa
Ea,Iy frame Cucum Spinaee
Der LARRY Washington
Long pricky do. P.as, tlifa edftg 4
Green Turkey do. .tne, erow 10 Mc
Cluster do he heigH or25 FRET
tlrO last cbotcc SoriS, Early GHzelry fcas,
Mangel Nurzel Beet, n,v hhid, rcrg fne.
or Root OF Scarci Early Charlton Peas,
~, rerg t0rig q .fpc , Ittt
Early Blood Iuruip Early frame do
Beet y Jed
Blood Red do. Tar knights Honey,
Large Green Head or or & tory ol England
Cabbage Lettuce do. trtrG tnf, 5(td
Grand Admiral do. Tall Sugar Peas, ddt
Madeira or NOnsuch pods, i Icd
DO GHa Tall MnrroWfnt Pens,
Ice do. frc..
Magnnm Bonum do. Early Ala2agan Beans
Ienr-s Rall do Long Pod do.
Nasrultum or Cnpu- Green Nonporer do.
tine, n .tine picHe fthe Hre' last 10 h
Jamess long keeping topPed ahca al
Onions hDOp
Straw colored or Ma lnly yellow sisweeL
dcira do. Beans or Snaps
Early short top Scarlet Eu1ly Dan coIored Or
Radsh Quaker do.
Long Salmon do. Refugee or 1000 10
" hite Naples do. rerV do.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
American journal OF Science and

Condncied by BENJAMIN SILLIN1AN, FRA
te'sor ~ Chcmistr03 DC. ioit C0Htec.
This journal began in the year lslQ. IWo
numbers, between which there is au iulcrl al
OF about three months, form oluue.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05

HAVE determined Ia res me The prae-
4 tee of MEDICINE at I F.. ichiurg without
delay, las herelotore,) in eonn' elton v iib r.
Paitcson, and may ger, ally be found =, tie
shop Of Rose & Paiiesoh, near The court
house g. A, RIOS T..
Amherst county, Jan 30 on Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
FRESH
GayAeM and kloWcr Seed.
VIM. Owens X &. l.. Lccl1ic,

.3POiUEC,iRfES 4. DRiGGISTS,
AVE Just received from New NCrk
the following GARDEN aud FLOW LIZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
FLOWER SEED, &C.

Sweet Mariorum Love Lie bleeding
Sage Purple mud Goidcn /
Yellow and Black Ant. trrul Flower
werp Holly hook Ice Plant
lricolpr aud Purple Adonis Flower
Globe Amarauthus Squirting Cucumber
Animated Oats Palinaled Hhubarb, jar
BelvIdcre OF SUMMER 1aris
Cypress CHper
Purple White Striped, Poi, large double Alfi-
Rose Red, Bonnet, can, French aud
BI'isll, Lilac n Mix Rananculns Mary
ed China Aster gold
| superb Quilted do. Lavender
| Blue, Rose, White, KosrmHfy
! yellow aud Pereu- saffron
| nial Lupin Double Balsnmine fae
Ten week Stock Gillyl miyed
yellow q Iricoorcd Sweet Sultan
Chry santhemum Scarlet Celutca
| Win Bush Sweet Alysum
| Canterbury Balls Cohcomb
| purplr Perennial Flax ConVnlvOlns Minor
! CIuye, Imperial Chi Mock Orange Vine
nese, Maiden, Pheu. Hyacinih Bcans Vine
SAM g ed and India Balloon Vine or Heart
Pink SEED
! Blue and White Anne Striped Morning Clio.
thyst ~ Vine
Scarlet Snapdragon Virgins Bower, n pr
Scotch Broom, Ledutt- rcnf7oi finc
PIT Pyramid Of Moscow,
! French lIoneysuchle sapcrb
! Myrtle SNeet.scentcd Pen
Rose Gerarium Everlasting do.
ueprt's Easn Cypress VINE bcntHi-
sweet signoniuc JR
Evening Primrose, re. Trumpet Crerper Vine
m rdgran Balsam Apple do.
Double, Rose and DO, Pear do,
] I nrLg Il
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plAister.

lust received and for sale by YOUNG
j l. JONEs, 30 tons fLAleIER, Of rrille
opo'it,. Lob 10 9t-7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05

Early York Cabbage Cherry Tunip DO
Early Salisbury do. a tuflcdor double rars-
fine d~acf ley
Large late Imptridl I.arnc swelling PArs-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28

" itfl the promise OF a0 amnesty guarauteed 6y
all Europe, or at least to make arrangement,
which might accord with the principles of leg'ti'
macy.S ~
Any attempt to recover by force of arms, the
lost dominion of Spain over her former colonies
would assuredly be made in vain. We do not
say that much blood might not be unproftably
shed, surprising twenty or thirty thousand Euro
peans were employed in SO hopeless enter
prize; but we do say, that the issue of such a
contest would only eXemphfy the folly of its
principal. The separation ~ South America is
substantially decided, let the more formal ac-
acknowledgement of the fact be withheld as long
as II may.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Aug. Z.
{" There was good demand for Cotton this
week, which was directed chiefly towards Up
land, New Orleans and Alabama, for those de-
scrptons rather better prices were obtained,
and about 1000 bags taken ON speculation, but
for Brazis and other sorts there is no alterations
The total sales amount To 1870 bags.
The sales of Tobacco have been very limited
and the sales making are at lower rates. Ashes
continue in moderate demand, and prices rather
declining, $50 bbls. Montreal Pot were sold at
3ls for old, and Is sd 32s for new, few Pearls
brought BIS, but offered at 36s Cd without
finding buyers; of States, SO bb.s fresh Pot
brought 38s a 38s Cd; aud 10 bbis. Pearl. 39s
per cwt. 900 bbls. Carolina Tar brought I3s Cd
each, and 200 bbis. soft Turpentine Is Sd per
cwt.
Rice, Carolina, 12 Is; Flour, for exporta-
ton, slime, sweet per Dbl. 20 a 22s; sour, IN
certain.
GLASGOW, 18th Aug. 1924.
We have had good demand for cotton this
week by the spinners, the sales amount to 5l3
packages, and prices are without alteration, the
sales are 81 bags Sea Islands, at I3td I5sd /;
Is do. at l6d; and 28 stained do. al lid; 599
Bowels Bid Oh $50 ". Orleans. SD a -IO}d ::
30 Inferior do ed; GF Mobile, Oil 1873 Derna-
raras, Ida I'D; % Pernat,s, III; 80 Surats.
81 I'd; and 1877 Bengals, esd Gid.
Fin dyewootis there has been nothing DONE
Several small parcels of ashes of those recently
imported have been sold. Pots at BIS g. Pearls
1t 35s. Nothing worthy of remark done i'm In
tigo or Madden Roots. Tobacco is dull. with
1ut any variation in prices. Yellow Candle
L allow rs retailing at 35s 81. Whale Oil is
selling IN trifling parcels. at sfe2 los .E23 per
ton.
Our gram market continues very depressed.
The sales made In wheat have been limited. aud
nearly former rates were realized for old white
a reduction of Is has been submitted To for new
Oil British white, eos 4ls; red, 25s a Cos; Ca
NADIA out of bond, 23s Cd 2Is.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules holden ii%he Clerks Office of the Superb
or Court of Cbaucery for the Richmond district,
the Goth day Of June, 1924,
Hugh Nelson, Admir-. dc bonis non of Thomas
Walker, deed Plaintiffs
against
Wm.H. Cabell, and WIN. Il. Hare, Ex'rs. Of Nicho-
las Cabcll, decd. who was Executor Of VIM Ca
bell, and Samuel J. Cabel, William Cabel aud
Landon Cabeil, devisees of William Cabcll dec.
and Charles Carter, Ex'r. and the said Charles
Edward, William Champe and Mary Eliza Car
ter, widow and Xxx. and Joseph Coles Carter
Mary Elizabeth Carter, Rebccca Isaeua Car
ter, Robert Hill Carter, and Sarah Champe Car
ter, infant children, heirs and devisees of Robert
Carter, decd. by the said Mary T.. Garter, their
mother and guardian, Hill and Whitaker Carter
ard VIM. Waller Henping, surviving committee
OF George Carter, lunaiic, devisees OF Edward
Garter, decd. and Stephen Trent and Jehn
Trent, surviving Ex'rs. and the said Stephens
John, Alexander, aud Peterield Trent, and Will
lis Wilson, aud Elizabeth his wife, devsecs of
Alexander Trent, decd. and Rice Garland She
riff of the county of Albemarle, committee of
John Wilkinson, decd aud Joseph Z. Cnbe,
Major Bowel, Samuel Steele, Archibald Stew
AT, Aiexandel Hall, and Benjamin Hall,
Defendants.
Tie defendant, Benz min Hall, no, having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ius 30 the aet of Assembly and tie rules of this
Court, and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence,
tbat nc IS not inhabitani OF this country: 1t is
orderoj, That the said defendant do appear here
on the frs; day of the next term and the
bill Of The plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN
the city of Richmond, for months s0ccessively,
and posted at the fyoui door of the Capitol in tae
sand city.
8a5S VIM. w BENING, c. G.
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GTJNPOwDER.

ME- are receiving, for sale, per scbr. Pilot, 200
w Kegs GUNPoWDER, iron, the Red Stone
Mills" misunderstanding of strong coarse pow
der for blasting, and finer QUALITIES and also supe-
rior Rifle Powder. The quality of the above pow
der having been tested by its on the Greai ca
nal in the state of New-York, and approved Of
it is believed that it is not inferior TO any other
manufactured in this counuy--for sale at reasons
able prices
DAVENPORT g. ALLEN,
Agents for he .Vanutaeflrer.
September II. .w6w68
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FOR SALE.

SUN Dry raiIabiC Tracts of Lam D, ON or near
~ 20 Dan Ri"er, IN RockiughaU' county. North
Carolina, belonging 10 General g. EoEGE IzARu.
sir. Matthew Mcdaniel, residing oii the premises
near Cascade Greek, will sicw tie part of tic pro-
pcrty lying the North side of Dan River, and
John Morehead, Esq. that on tlie South side. Ap-
ply to Donald Nc Kenzie Esq. Petersburg Virginia.
or to Capt. John Nuble, Danvinr- pi;isylvania ety.
Jv'E j. atSi9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
OYSTER HOUSE

subscriber respectfully Informs his friends,
IL and the citizens of Richmond generally, thar
he has opened an Oyster House on street one door
west Of the Globe Tavern, where will be generally
kept Picked and Shell Oyaters, PhiladeIp6ia Beer
NC. NC. EDWARD G. SHAW.
N. b. Turtle Soup three times week.
E. C. s.
september "a. w4w7O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
Mr.. EDW.8RD L.AND,-stn,

EHAKE NOTICE, that shall, on Friday. the
n 18th day OF Sept. 1924, at Amelia Court
House, between SUNRISE and sunset of the same
day proceed to take the DISPOSITIONS Of John Booker
ava others 10 DC read IN evidence in suit depend
ing in the Superior Court of Chancerv fsr the Rich
mond District, ia Which sm.plsintiff and yourself
and Thomas Watkins are defendants; and If fiom
any cause, the dispositions should NOT be cotppIcted
on mat day, shall proceed from day day there
after The place aforesaid, and between the hours
aforesaid TO take the said dispositions until they
shall be completed; when and where you may ate
tend if you think proper.
CADWAbIADER JONES,
ArgOsf l.. w4w%5S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


pursuance Of a Decree of the Superior Court
a OF Chancery for the Richmnnd District, in the
case of Gray & Pankey and Others against the ad
illustrators of Wilson c. Nicholas, aud Margaret
Nicholas against the same, shall proceed sell at
Public Auction, at charlottesville, on Monday. the
fourth of October next the following TRACTS OF
LAND, viz:-a Tract of Land lying in the county
OF Albcmarie, six eight miles from Warren con-
tanning six hundred acres, more less purchased
Ivy said Nicholas from r. Porter, John Carroll and
ADRIAN Eatcs-also, one other Tract Lying i'm the
county of Augusta, containing 300 acres, more or
Tess. purchased by said Nicholas of Jacob Kenny
The sale will lie made on credit Of one, two and
three years, the Commissioner taking from the pur-
casers bond nd security, and retaining the title as
security for the payment of the purchase money ;
inn ,diate possessions will he gven.-Any person
wishing To see the premises to obtain information
N relation to them, referred to Thomos Je:fer-
on Randolph. Esq near Charlottesville.
JOHN II. COOKE, Commissioner.
August 90 w6wfO