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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07
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Nrrm1f
At ruld. holden IN III, clerks once oi die Suprnd
Court u chmeeB rthc I}nchL"rk bNtuu, u' 7u'
das Of NV fuhrt, la4..
lie Fte,d,uG DWettan and Company Of the far-
hs<ts' LIN. II Virginia, pits.
Agnust
Juhn hiuurc. benjamin rcrNns Richard Perkins
William Turn,r aud Duytd Saunders, sen. deus.
lie defendant Hsnantn CttIuH not hdN my 'ntrrrd
hts appearance aud gwen .tcutttJ according 10 ia.
ae ut assembly and the rules Of this Coult, aud II
appearing hA Satisfactory cNtdcncr tbat he ~ not M
lliahlani ot ihs country. IInurdUtd, that the sad
Defendant do gpp.a hcr, the FIRST day Of the MT
term aud answer the bill Of IL, plaHts aud thar "a
copy TIN, utdtF h, turthNith utscr' IA
"a per ptned IA thr town ot )nchbuE, ior two mouths
sucoesstte and posted tuc front door OF the euurt
housc, ia The said town.
cOpy-Ic,tC,
Il JDuN WILLS. OK.
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Virginia.
Attul,s holden IA the Clerk, Otcr ufthr superior
Court Of Chsnc,, Ton tLe LSnehbuE District, the I'll
day oi NuNfmhtr. 1s13. .. 81
jonathan T.. Cundlu, e. pit.
Aram,t
lames tlournoy, Charles Whitery and !, \ bunth,
dslts.
The defendant James ilunrnoy not having enter
cd ms appearance and given County according 90 las
act OF assembly and the rulc, Of THIS court, nns 20
appearing by sauslartuS evidence, that ~, IL Lpt
an nhabaaut Of tis country ats ordered, at lfasia
defendant do appear here the first dHl of he~IAt
tenn aud answer thcbd ot the plamut' and ,hatd COS
~ at tin, oIt,r he forthwith inserted ga some ucwApn
per printed IA thu soWn Of iAuchb0lE tor tW" months
ureussyey. aud posted front door ui the court
buu5e ia the sad town.
oopy-1rstc,
Il JOIN WILLS, Clk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07

NfrgiuIai
Atu,lgs hollen va Inc clerks Office Of the superior
court 81 shaHHsr for the iyuchhutg district, the 7tb
das et Ssst1abr,. Iss3
IL. Mitchell. plt.
Agmnst
Richard Harrison, George S. Holloway and samuel
Garland dttts.
lht defendant GrufFe S,ilollow1y not having entered
his appearance" aud Gwen ,,ruutN according 10 the
art ufassumhy n lie .ul, Of TN. count, and Il APP
ptRang 10y salrtaelorN evidence, that hV Is not an
nhsbtaai at ts ,puntN3 1t is orlrcd that the satd
Defendant do appeal here the first day Of the neat
term aud answer thc bill OF the plauuil and that
cory ut tlsurdtp he tuJthWih inserted 80 pit
pei printed al N, town 81 LNnchBurg tur two months
snc1rtss,y aud posted thr front door OF the
house, N the sad town.
oopy-lt,tc,
WILLS, elk.
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Museam Of Foreign Literature
und Science.
Condncted by EOBEKT WALSH. in.


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ne ianl col tn's e''1e' P'l'e' may DC uhuet
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CATION ill. me Pt''oa'e"' "o'Na o, ''ea'
britain an France contain mass o' ll'efafy
ana e'en'.1 lP'eiasehse' "fh'h docs ao' reach
inc American P"Dae iof want oil suitable
channel o'1 winch would be 'ead among US
WITH GU" pleasure aud profit. such oi the
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~ The EuIror5 or ruE VIRGfsrAN,
agents for Lynchbug aud its vicinity ).so-
Iict subscriptions to the ,bo'e works
The North American Review, aud Aur n
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming mpor
tant parts of our aatyAu literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07
\ Cook w antpA.

A LIBERAL hre viii be gi.cn for q,
4 good EAlALE COOK, by The week o.
month. Enquire al The luglnlau Office.
Nav l. g7te
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Nriah khnCnS.

WE have Just received two cases OF
w very superior IiIoh L'NhNS' war,
FantsG bleach which VIC ohcrat 'rry reduced
prize. MthL't, lObIN''-' - oo
= Arr. 10 t'3V
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Charles Dcison, Edmund Tate, Gnrlana
fate, David 6. Marcel, aud George Kich :.
ardson, defendants,
lhc undersigned, Marshal Of the said count.
witt on WEDNESDAY, the 9th DAY OF juno
nest, IT fair, # NOT, the FIRST fan day thereafter.
SUNDAYS excepted, proceed 10 sell, on the pre-
nl.rs, 10y way Of public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. fur tnsL a certain
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07

ntruIrs = llrn ,atla cicrk'. OHi,r II the superior
coafr.f aaaeE3 fa- fhe LynchbstG Dntrilt, the IA
dot, - aHff4 IB27.
IAar..s =. fiol5&hs5 pit
Against
G,asa.s $. nal1wayand y lola, Eenry aud Eli1a.
b.'h b. MI, formerly H. "a - 1Iailo#.a}, d'tb
Tho defendant ttarls $. silo~ay not a,ing CATERED
BIS Hpu'ati" snb Fttn seeurlty according 10 the act
~ fss,ip and III rui,s Of tn, rnhtt n Hppear-
ny b, .au'ac'dry ,idtnyr. that IL, nj ina'au'
Il tile #.uutrf lie ordered, tia ft sad drtrnda1t do
npp ~ h're I'll lie 't d. at ihe tfsf a. M and btr
IL. I'LL IL pltHut All thar tapy OF ih's ordrr
b, lithsf inserted IN Aua,t newspaper pinted ~ III
gy~B i i"tr gaHt ~ ~ months sts.ssisely, and
pastt AT tue iout dhar o.. lie eatt hoHar IN The sad
JOHN WILLS, OK.
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POliTENESS X BANGING

nj commence IN IHIDAl, In I3fh M NJ
lhr y ellington lnn. lie deems II scarcely
necessary 10 advert 10 IN peculiar modc ol
tntrans a. tin success nhieh has attended his
rxerpton., aud the approbalionot b,s patrons,
II - tar br.' tests by which L. iudsc oi IT, ut
bte aud eNeellrtce. lie would respectfully
a--ure those 10 whom ne Ia nol the pleasure
oi heinz personally known, and vino may
lrel it disposition 10 eutrasi their children 10
liz car iad The utmost rcfard viii hc had TO
the department and improvement oil ms pu-
pills, while 10 -ael ol h,s former patrons Us
pnrpos" sill fmlher - curouragn him, he
pledge himsel % be n9nnilliuf IN III en-
doabol- - do=erVc continuance oil tl.ciIap-
probation
J. subscription paper ID open al the
Washington lan
March - W2u2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07
Arnct Wy pavcA Of land,

Tying IN the county Of Campbell ndioining q
tbc land, Of Edmund Ioic, and others, being
the same on which lhe sad Deison now Re
sides, containing ioI acres, with tlte dwelling
hpusca, oul.houars, Improvements, and appur-.
Irunucrs fhcrcuulD briongng Also,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07
DANCk,NG SVNOOlA
DgaIka.E hE.N..3'EDi

IETURNS his siarcrcst thanks 10 the
u po1ac tor the highly daaslaf ca,on.
IA menf viii which L. In been honoured
since has arrival ia l. uehb0re, aud brgs lrayc
t. aHupmee. that fire fHlKD SESSION 81
hi .ebooi lor lhe instruction ol young ladlcs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07

Dl virtue Ola deed OF trust executed In
- the subscribers by Oliver Iowles, Jr
heariuG date the 2sth OF February, ls2l, and
duly recorded IN the county court oil Camp
BELL we shall for the porposes therein e.
pressed, proceed to sell, Tor ready monty, on
the premises, at - O'Clock. on Monday, the
5th day ut June next. - far, II not, the 0eae
IaIr AhN.l
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WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

Who hna also on hand u Inrge quantity Of
SODA row DLliS, genuinely Prepared
May T. 81
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Improved Apericnt oeldlitz
VOW DEhS.

II IlESE powders torn an ellcryeseing
d Hpcrlcnt drruLh. ,possesslnE all tue medical
virtues attributed 10 that contained ia the
waters OF the celebrated Se,dhlz spring in
"crmany, aud as refreshing aud agreeable a.
Soda water. They have been extremely USE
ful IN most complaint, OF the stomach, pari-
oulorIy ia those where all The other aperient
medicines cannot be retained, aud are most
valuable ia bilious, aud other diseases produ-
tcd by q residence III warm climates. A. an
Tor taking them T. bcio,e breakfast, but they
may be taken at any tiine with advantage, in
CASTS OF SICK cor nervous hchdach, heartburn,
nausea, or acidrty al the stomach. Where a
gentle apcr'ent /. only required, one dose viii
IL general br sufficient. but II brisk purge
II So be necessary, u second may be taken =
malt hon after
The nburr valuable medicine can be had at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
TIE EDM AIDS AFFAR
" large streams from hue fountains Hor,
Tail oak, from fittic dc0rnS grOW -

Large streams from hue fountains HOu,
" Tall oak, from Euie dCorns grow !"
We have ever been under the impre ssion
aud We are still, that more Importance Inns
been attached 10 the " a b. ,flot,' (as il is
significantly called,) throughout all lis sta9cs,
tha" II deserved, either from its intrinsic inn
portanCe, from the characters OF tue persons
engaged in il, or from the consequences which
ARE likely TO arise from the Investigation
which il has elected. We have no doubt, as
we have before sud. that the report of the
committee ol investigation will completely
cNculpate Mr. Crawford OF all Intentional er-
rhr. But OF what consequence Is this What
Is II bnt saying that that gentleman has per
formed the duties OF his ofhce--dnties marx ed
o1t by the laws, which he had sworn 10 obey ?
Shall false sympathy be excited for Mr..
Crawford, and appeal, be mnde 10 the gene
roshY OF the people, TO repay HIM with the
presidency Tor the prosecutions OF Nir I'd
wards Such is the course which has alrea-
dy leen pursued and we have no doubt il
will be followed up. Bat II cannot hive my
effect on the minds Of nm enlightened people.
II il shalt be proved, indeed, that MIR Craw-
ford has not only done hts duty, but thai he
has gone beyond II in order to promote the
public interest then, INDEED, there will be
some ground tar looking for mid to his pros
poets from this source But, we repeat, " hen
lie has done no mere than he contracted 10
do, when he agreed 10 receive stated sairrY
us fall qnid pro qg0 fer defined and specific
dntlcs he is not entitled 10 any additional re-
ward, because he is crroneonsly charged with
n neglect of those duties. II is paying lin
twice for the same thing. As for MIR. Edwards
himself, we are glad he has resigned BW
hat becomes of his ontIi and FIRST quarters
salary We should be 10th TO hear TINT he
had pocketcd H. When#he is not To render any
service therefor, II would, too, he a blot,
more difficult In wash oil than any which has
hitherto attached 10 his character. He owes
II To himself TO return the money 10 the
1 Treasury, aud retire from public lie. He
will only cease to lac mark tor the cnmity
of some, the compassion OF a few, aud the
scuin of others, when he ceases 10 attract
attention by his high station. ile is too timid
lar the olhce of Censor Morhm, even ii he had
strong case, aud was backed by a large
share of public opinion. Under the circnm-
stances OF his present situation, every day
decreases The number of those who have been
, really indificrc ut--conVcring them intC
contemners of mau Nho, with indiscrctioI
enough to apply the torch 10 the magazine
had not bo,tacss cnocohto meet the conse-
OucuCCs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
OUEE.vC.4ROLLFE.

A singular pamphlet has been ponl'S ~,
in London under the title of" An ii's'o,,
cal Fragment relative to her late H'J'1I, D.!
Queen Caroline" the author oil Whic" w.
scribes himself as literary man. VINO Ga'
Ing the period of the proceedings "p"'bb re-
her, exercised "what little influence -
possessed" in her Majesty's behalf. NJ,
The writer asserts that his rre6el' ~,
iesty is not the rghtful heir to the ,'" ,",.
but the Duke of Clarence, for ne %!
George Sd was married To Miss il"""",
Lightfoot the beautiful quakertssrPs,
yous TO his marriage with Queen 'n',
loite that ceremony of Marriage w.
a SECOND time sulemnfzed at nc" u'''
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SUDDEN DEATH.

On Wednesday afternoon ls-t, Mr.. MI
CHAEL CLINCY suddenly dropped down
in the street and expired. His death Is sup
posed to have proceeded from excessive ek-
ercise, during that and III" two preceding
unusually warm days. Mr.. G. was a native
of ireland, hut bad been for some time Il res
ideni of This country. lie was recently from
The neighborhood of Beaver Dam ,(Gooch.
laod,) on his way over the mountains, aud
had been attacked day or two before 10 n
similar way.
Hon. ,mpoteai and rnin
l. Is Nan, 10 boat HIM Of his tePhyr's brenih,
q Man, whose trhole race Df llte IS on The rerge
Of death 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
IYNCnBuRG. JULY Z, 1894 -
InIlIrruL OLE MY

In some parts OF the Union, preparations
have been made to celebrate the I'aflh oi
July, with nndiminished zeal and unusual
spendor. In others, listless apn'hs pre-
walls. aud scarcely any thing will be done To
signify remembrance of the dny which
gave birth TO nation Lynchhnrg is IN the
latter class. No arrangements have been
made for n public dinaor, nor other measures
concerted Ia show that We still remember
with gratitude the excrtions and sacrifices OF
oar patriot forelathcrs in tie cabinet and IN
the field and that ne are sttll anNions To
hnna down 10 pos,erity uaimpeired the birth
right of liberty. Conmrnt on sueb criminal
apathy aud Indifference Is useless.
III II W. TUCKER will read the Decla-
rslion oi Independence, accompanied WIN
appropriate remarks, 10 morrow morning, al
the Presbyterian Church.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
BUCKINGHAM MEETING


The people of Buckingham must surely be
eaptitatcd by The elratic course OF their con
gressional representative Tor IN no other ny
can we account for the very singular reasons
assigned bs them IN their late preamble, why
the constitution of Virginia should mol lie ~
mended. II was well enough--at lensi il was
pertinent Ia the qnesiion--io say that the
ght oi suffrage ought 10 remain as II is--thHt
the representation is not too numerous-and
that nll the departments of government ARE
welIorganized. We say Nil this was rrlavent
10 The question. Bni whcn they travel so FAR
out OF the record as To oppose II convention
because the presidential election shortly
takes place--and because our legislative boz
dies hive thought proper To burlhen the peo-
pie with bank schemes, internal Improvement
schemes, literary fund schemes, and the thr!D
schcme--we must be permitted 10 assign The
only rational excuse for their conduct which
Offer, itself-and Tint is, that they have no
good reason for their objections TO conSen-
ton. We understand that the meeting MAS
addressed by several gentlemen, all Of whom
warmly reprohaied "A convention. II is a pity
that the congregation Of talent which assem-
bled, including an eG member of congress,
md a large portion oi the Buckingham bnr,
more especially when guided by the dim
twinkling ol John Rnnaolphs " notes Of
speech, - and the luminous orb nj u " Leighs
8 substitute" should have consented to stand
Sponsors TO snch crude aud uneoncoeted
banting. We have yet 10 ascertain, however,
whether the preamble aud resolution adopted
by the buckingham meeting, are The sentl-
ments of the people Of TINT county generally,
mr. only of IA small iTnction--the latter, we
" ould hope
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
CAPTAIN PARRY.

Captain Parry is unqucstionab|y one oil
The most intrepid aud sklful na'l6alo's
that ever commanded an exploring expe-
dition and what he has already accom-
plished. should the voyage just undertaken
fail, will make the world greatly his deh'o q
lie has satisfactorily established the fac''.o
long matter of doubt among seograPhefS'
of the existence Of a north west paaSaor
from the Atlantic to- the Pacific dreams, al
though it is questionable whether II WIZ
yer be nayigattd, and absolutely CERTAIN
that it can nrYer be ttaversed for any oS'
ful purpose other than that of discovery.
The literary and scientific world vii a9A
iously await his return from this his Il'O
enterprise. ~ T. tom '1"''
...s2s-- ,.p.
/" Tales Of a Trateiicr. This IS 'ne ~
Of Washington Irving's new work. VIM"
in press at our las, dates from LONDON
may be expected in this country by 'D' w.
arrival.
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prosecution of their original scheme, when
another aud more feasible plan Is offered 10
their acceptance, aud entirely free from
reasonable objection, We hope another 80
ciety viii be- formed for the purpose Ut
rendering their npt1 tons nugatory. When
two alternative - arr offered for acceptance,
We cannoi l'rrc, i've the Isdniu of selecting
thai hich i least advantageous, and pre
s.ts the greatest diiho ultlos,-
- Alexander II EVerctt, Esq charge des
n1nres oi The Quilted States Ia The eourl OF
The Netherlands, arrived lew days since at
New York Mr. T.. ia wei known rs the au-
thor oi several able political works--parlic-
ularly one entitled !" Europe" aud another
in Reply To hlslihnss Theory of Population.
Such representatives. abroad rs Everett eau
not fail 10 give fne impressions oil our nation
al character.
u John Tod, Esq member Of the House
OF Repre- senistipcs ot the United States from
Penusyl yhnia, and father of the mOnstrous
tariff scheme, has recrivedn Judicial appoint
ment aud OF course "rttes from the councils
OF the nation We wish Il lew more of the
tarig kidnfy, could be BUSTED ia that OF some
other way--their unjust aud oppressive sys.
tens Of taxation are more 10 Toe deprecated
than are their " talents and independence
10 be desired.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
TIE NIRG1NIAN.
pRIsfFr AM rUsl1sHtD by
nIcH,Rp II. TDLEk q JOHN Is COLIN,
Publishes nc Lags of lie tn,oa

II The semi-Wccki, Paper, NJ 81, and the
Nrt,!V Pi.ase. at - per hnHan!. pa! ahir ~
advance =. riis,un willie received tor
= less tisc jbau - months anu 40 paper I'll
he discontinued cut at the discretion al til
l,dilarsl anti alt nrearHges are paid.
II Advertisement will te inserted al 81
srcnts per square GOT less the hrsi tnne, aud
81 - cents TOR each continuance. Those
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
NJ. .1dams md Internal improvement.

NJ. .7ddms md Internal improvement.
Some time since, an Ohio paper gave 10
the public paragraph without head or tail,
and without saying Whence it was obtained,
or from whom pnrporiiug 20 Ire the opinion
OF John Quincy Adams on the snhiect Of in
ternal improvement The Richmond Enqni-
rer seized on il nj once 10 denounCc Mir
Adams rs an enemy of state rights, and con-
scqnenily out of the pale OF the Virginia
church We though, il singular NJ the time,
that the Enquirer should have taken up such
an opinion, aud referred il 10 the prejudice
Of that paper against Mr. Adams, seeing that
the constitutional question was not alluded 10
in the PARAGRAPH y, all, aud that it only cx-
pressed Al opinion as TO the policy OF invest
ing the general government with the power
of mut,iog roads and canals Upon this point
We presume the warmest friends OF state
rights may honestly differ and de differ This
view of tire subject is also taken by the
Washington Gazette, violent parti2an OF
Mr.. Crawford, aud warm enemy OF Mr..
Adams. The editor OF that paper is OF the
Virginia school of politics, aud he admits that
what Mr.. Adams said Gf indeed lie he the an'
thor of the paragraph amounts to nothing
as il respects the constitutional question -
II Is singular that "brelhren OF the same rrin-
cipie" should so widely differ on plain mat
Ter Of fact.