The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-14

DE- Lafayette should be marked with the
neglect Of Crowned heads, and even treat
ed with rancour by the Agents ofthe little
Prineipaliiies Of Germany. The latter
cannot but Iemembc4, with shame and ha
tired, when England hucksiered at Their
d" shamllcs ofbuman lIie," Tor myrmidons
to conquer ms, and take our heritage as
the reward for their hHmane iabors. IL
France, rs a nation, and to LOUIS 10Th, We
owe much aud ii, Ia marrow, a descend
ant of that monarch should be exiled To our
land, he would he received with every
mark Of affection and gratitude aud II
we did not sing p1ans, we should give
him protection and honorable support.
.3mericd viii not forget all her once plea
SAINT feelings at any little restlessness OF
France, COR she has suffered enough To be
pdIdoned for a few slight su5picion:-bnt
she need not fear us, for we are farther re
moved from the Jac0bin fury of he Ro
bespicrrcs and the Mdrets, than from the
mild regions of Henry the 4ih aud Louis
the 18th. All our cnmity with Great
Britain has long since been l~rogotten-and
even the revolutionary soldier, as he shows
his sears To Lafayette to remind INN that
they had once fought together, is now W
moved at an infinite distance above hatred
aud vengeance, having forgotten or for
given, in our prosperity, all he ever sat
(ered.
a writer in the New York Statesman of
Wednesday, says" There is a Whispering
and hurnming about the streets that MAJOR
Noah has fallen out with some of the
Craw ford leaders of this city that he has
written and printed IA pamphlet,
Mischief, thou art on foot"
Some go 50 far as to say they have read il,
and that the Major complains most pitc-
ously of shabby treatment. 1t is said he
means to keep the whole edition back a
few days, and if in the mean time they
don't make terms, he swears by the thun
dcrholts of Mars, his commission, and
every other thing that is indeed hot & ter
rifle, that he will make an explosion that
will shake Waii street through all her
Bal. Pat.
From the Southern Chronicle.
The Treasury ofce.-This is the house
that .Juck built.
The Public M.oRey.-This is the malt
that lay in the house that Jack built.
". n Crauford.-rhis is the rat that
rat the malt thatloy in the house that jack
built.
.Noian EiOards.- This is tire Cat that
caught the raj that eat the malt that lay in
the house that Jnck built.
The Radical EnCtion.-This is the dog
that ,eorried the cal that caaght the rat that
eat the mali that lay in the house that Jack
built.
Public Opinjop.-Ttis is the lion that
crushed the dog that scorried the cut that
caught the raj that eot the mall that 10y in
the Iouse t'lat Jdck built.
-~sHe.-
From he .NdtchnocheS Courier If July 90.
An event of the most dcplnrable %cliarac
ter has filled our town with horror and re
gret. Spntwuods Mills, Esq. District Al
tornry foi the Sixth District, aud lately
elected by this Parish a member of hle.
House of Representatives, was, ON Friday
evening last, about . e~'rlock, stabbed
through the heart, III the street, as he was
retiring to his lodging. Public opinion
and the declaration nt some wines SEES, point
cut. as being thr assassin, an Individual late
~ arrived in hlis PARISH, calling himself ii
physician, and by name Char}tS Prerot-
This individual was promptly arrested and
given up to the civil authority. The &C
cused being at present in custody, and like
" to take his trial M the ip~zt court, il
would perhaps be improper to say any
thing on the subject which might tend To-
'uIlueHce public opinon. But this much
we may say, that the general Indignation
loudly demands the punishment due 10
snch "A horrid deed.
EMIGRATION TO HAYTI.
New YORK, September 2.-The brig
De Witt Clinton, Capt. w. c. Barstow,
with about 1910 colored people, male and
female, including several white families, is
o at anchor in the NORTH River, waiting
The ehb of the tide this afternoon to pre-
coed on her voyage to Port au Prince with
the above number of EmGrants, sent out
under tn auspices Of" the Society for pro
noting the emigration of free persons of
colour to IIayti."
Hayt.-Wc stated sopae time ago, that
HaytlPn Commissioners who proceed
ed to France wee residing at Paris, and
carrying on negotiations with the govern
mcnt. The Constitutional says that they
are only " in number, VIZ. NJ. Rouennais,
a mulatto, and NJ. Larozr, a black. The
'ers having nominated an agent, M. rs
mangard, } to confer with these commits
%sionrrs, is considered a proof that the for