The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25

have been indebtsl SoSthT Ha:ss aho i'a,7.
tries we know not; hat we freely adru, 'ha:
il Is crcditab'e to het to receive and rncuu-
,aso them, no matter where produced
But isYmginia, BY produ, ing so many StsD mp
orutoyS and presidents. has acted INV 'sclv to-
wards herself. in contributing too mn,., he.
native talents to the common sci>i.c OF tie
Union to which she belongs. and - ar'cn'lv
attached. She certainly ne,c, expected the',hv
TO iniure The interest OF feeling, OF fcnn viva.
MIA When the walls which raucd ue
first Congr ess i'm Philadrlphin ucr,hrd ari
the anxious hearts OF the hearers thIillcd nj
the voices OF our Si"Ep tIGtois, HENRI end
Lee, we little supposed that we were obtru.
ding upon PENNSYLVANIA. And when the PEG.
pie of the same city saw our ever dear and be-.
loved WAsHINGToN ascend the chat, o! ci.irl
magistrate, as the h,s .stamp President &c
this great Union, SUI civ il never entered into
their beads to imagine that Virginia vas oh.
truding her stump spr0u:s upon Ptpnsyl, ania:
and from the conduct OF Pennsylvania herself.
il cannot be supposed that she considered Us
as acting iniuriously, or Extensively to her.
when we produced our stump Presidents, Jc.
ferson, Madison, and .Sonroe But Virginia
men, and principles, and conduct. a,e getting
out OF fashion, and, 10 use phrase oi her
planters S.farmers, well suited to the o! tn, Sc
lea, ned cdi o,s. the poor Old Dominion IA
ScN'bS ucu'hu thS NNbp, hhN wv VIC NiCts-
situde Of events, she may be treated like the
faithful old dog who had worm his teeth 10 tie
stamps in his masters service. But Viz GINA
will stand St,T as q StaMp to her good cht
principles and to the men who faithfully sun
port them and a. long as she has the 81. ,spnC
tooth. she will show II in their defence It
is true, that she has lately been stsmyed, root
and branch, by the eccentric course OF the
scientific state Of Pennsy.y ania, and her de.
L.. a IL "A
and Virginia were long united and perhaps
her learned editors, with Their supe, album.
dance OF philosophers, astronomers and paint
ers, With the assistance of New Eng land the
ologians ana witch-kilters, with President
Jackson at their head. NAV suspend tie hafra,
co, pas of our imported professors. lay a tgtiT
upon future lmportations, and an eESi upon
Virginia stump Orators and Presidents, sup
press instructions in Pcu1> ylvania, and
Hartford Conventions aud vitchcraft in New
England, and SiumYhantly victorious in arts
| and sciences
STUMP THE D--L.
\. b. Let not the good, people OF Pcnnsyl.
| vania " England. learned OF unlcsrned
suppose, that we wanting In due aspect
for them; but in hurting back the stamps
which have been med at our heads by their
witty editors, we ought not TO DC blamed il
| some Of them should fall awry,
4
Nh. jefferson, I'. Madison. Sc. a, e uis-
itO!S.
Three of the Professors of the Uu;.
versity of Virginia have arrived in
Charlottesville. viz Or. Dunglison,
Mr.. Long, and Mir. Biatlerman.
II has been ascertained that The Electoral
votes OF Louisiana have been given TOD q k on ,
The whole number for jackson, will be 1Ot
| Adams so, Crawford ~, and Clay 81. From
the three first the House Of Repre- cntatiy,s
viii choose President
Gen. Jackson is said TO have travelled to
Washington with splendid equipagc-a su-
perb carriage drawn by four greys, three SER
wants in livery, ana hiInsi mounted on horse
| back. with holsters TO his saddle. This is en-
| tirely tee jQckyoRiaa Give JrfTerson.s
! plush bI eeches- Moproe's revolutionarvcock-
! ed hat--or Marshali's old saddle bags bot de
liver from Gen. Us hoisters.-Ijm Hen.