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Fromthe liverpool Courier ofthe 10Th .4ag.
THE GREEKS.

Pho intelligence from Smyrna Is unta
vOrabie To- the cause Of the Greeks !; and
the more so as II indicates Il pusllIanlmlty
on thelr part, which has very sinister as
pect upon struggle which can only he
supported by constancy, and brought TO a
favorable conclusion by valoar which
rises 10 hcroism. lpsrra IS sad 10 have
been taken on the Sd of July, by the neet
of the Captain Pacha, /, although strong
was surrendered almost without struggle.
Such at least are the representations IN
the Smyrna letters bnt II s possible that
trpachery, quite rs much rs coWardice,
has had its share in producing the disaster
and bad as trcachrry is, rye had rather SEE
this made out against the Greeks than
cowarGicc. Certain it IS, that without
great efforts and great bravery, they coutd
not have obtained the advantages ihey
have achieved, nor maintained the warfare
of liberty for SO long time. W lth toiera
Bile discipline and with good officers, there
would not bc found Drawer troops IN tie
world hut the latter can only be obtained
from foreigners, and their irclndIces are
unfricndly ~ such "A measure. In onee"niy
oftwo ways, we unprecedented, will Greece
be made free either by more extensive q
efficient foreign assistasce, or By the san
culinary infatuatinn Of the Turks. The
at the Greeks are not likely to receive,
sim, England has bound herself TO neu'ra
lity lie second is the more probable re-
.nIt a md and moderate policy by Tue
porte would d. much TO divide the Greeks
and to effect their subiugat'aD; but lheso
are councils not often within Inc con
hension of naughty and half civilized bar bar,
bnri,ne. and desperate measures may stu
psolucs thal cQursge and conyuIsive hero.
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Also, one otMer Yract,
Ihree other smaN Tracts,
ssSotiee

DY virtue OF two deeds of trust exec Ited
I'D to me by Colonel John Harris, both Of
which are recorded II the clerks Office OF the
county court Of buckingham, he first bearing
date tie 1871 day OF October, 1920, and the
other the llth day OF March, ls22, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, sill sell, 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, At the said Harris b
bIaelsmiths shop, on Wednesday, thu 21b
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sAML. BRANSFORD, 5. c. l..
NNiLN.AIiN.%.

ZnflE Njaier Session 81 the slrbseriber 5
= School viii commence on Mondiy the
9Th OF November. NN. :. REID.
Octuber .. 3lif
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Owe GthVv Yract .

If three hundred ana eigh acres, uuimprov.
rd-Ths tract j. also veil dmbercd, hnd
considerable quantity OF il good tobacco land
Also, ONE other Yraet,
lying in the county Of stokes, and State Of
North Carolina, on Crooked ereok, containing
four hundred aeres--lhs hand is OF good qua
lily, aud ha5 an admirable mill seal OF il.
Ehree othep small Yracts,
situated in thr nforcaaid county Of Patrick
81. 81 which land viii DO offered Tor sale on
the snid 29lh OF October next, on II credit oi
one aud Two ycars, the purchaser giving sa-
ti,laetory assurances for the purchase MONEY
al WHICH time tales viii ~ made.
Oct. s. II
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Notice.

InHAT ! shall petition the next Legislature
- TO pass law To authorize me TO lay off q
town Of 10 ialiacre lots, on my land, silna-
ted on both sides of Wards road, Is mil
from Lynchbnrg, aud leading to The south
ward. ) KING.
October =. It9
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ism which results from The despair of the
oppressed.
The negotiations at Constantinople, be
tween Lord Strangford AID the Divan, APP
pear TO have placed the latter in deien
slse position. The Porte complains of the
mterposition Of Engli,hmen in this quarrel.
aud of the too favourable disposition of the
lonian Government 10 the Greeks
Iobncco.--The trade continue 10 buy
very sparingy, but speculative inquiry
has caused some appearance Of business,
4 20 hhds, of god Nrginit stemmrd have
changed hands at Ia per Id. Some or
dcrs for the Irish market have also taken
off about so bids. leaf, al former prices,
Oo Thursday morning last, Gnrdon S.
MumIord, esq. of New York, presented In
general La Fayette, gold headed cane
which once belonged TO DR.. Franklin.
-..sAe".-
\ Turtle upwards Of seven feet in length
and weighing more than eigM handJed
pounds, has been taken oil Cape Ann, aud
carried 10 Boston.
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JoAB A1kI


II a court he'll for the trial of Joah At
klssou, charged With forgery, on the 20lh
dtA of sept l82l, Al tue court house of
TaAew,ll COUNTY:
Present, Thomas Wilton, Iamrs S Wit
Ton, William GiIIesp., William Williams,
Hesekiah lIarman aud John Laird, Gen
tlemrn Jusicrs.
The prisouer washed to the bar IN custody
of the Iallor of tins county whereupon the
attorney William Smith, who appeared for
the r,EaPnwen'th, aud james T.. Brown,
Gsutletpan, Wiz was counsel for The prl-
ssa.r, having cXauined The nltne5scs ia
Che presence Of the court, and Argued The
cas-, the court, after mature dellbrrattoO,
are una nouslY IT oplnioH aud direct It
To be - entered of record thai Mr.. httis
son (thr prisoner nj the bur IS not guilty of
forgery, a. lis ben charged against him,
npr IS ac guilty ot any offence against the
laws OF tbs commonwealth rs Car as has
come to thete kno hedge. Aud farther
they do NOT lmpute any blame whatsoe'rr
10 the conduct o. air. AtA - ~, hal believe
him 10 have acted honest Aui honorahly
IN his transactions lie is lhar fore forth
with 10 be Discharged nom all further pro.
secuton, and the clerk Of thls court IS
hereby directed to furnish him with n copy
of this order.
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dTL'j III ~ ~ VI
THE REVIEW.
Or, The Uag Of Uindsor.
Nm. ,Loroet,,s. err LiIIsl
lEor eharotla9 ~ LlIIs.l

The new and interesting drama OF La "a
yETfE being received with general and uni
versal appreciation, notice will be given OF IFS
next Representations.
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~ Mr.. JONES, from the Theatre Phi
ladetphia, IS engaged, and 'ciH appear on
Monday.
~ NTghis Of performance, Mondays, Ued-
nesdays aud Fridays.
~ In future the hour al performance will
be 7 b'clsck instead of halt past I,
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TWolVe acreS 0f AaNA.

on beth sides Wrcc,, is!and creek. OH Which
Is erected water Rrisf and saw mrn ADD mill
dam or 50 much Of the said property as will
be sufficient 10 satisfy the object, and purpo.
ses ol the two solI deeds Of trust Acting as
trustee, for Tho benefit Of others, | shall con-
vey only such lille az Is vested in me BY the
snd deeds Of lrusl. which is believed 10 be in
dispniable Should the weather on the day
OF sale be uniayorable, il viii be pnstpored
until the next fair day, aud continued from
day 10 day until completed.
Nm y. FERGUSON, Trustee.
Oct wkw.o a.
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'Ehe following Estate,

Real aud Persnral, Ia wit Thirteen Negroes,
and their Increase since tie executions OF The
Htoros sad drcd5 Of trust.
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oeloler s
State W ssnmo $ sec,

Giles CirfHt count august Torn, lea4.
John Den, lessee Of lobn Nelson,
rlailitff.
against
pnrtna,,na ,Ilia,ne Iafa,.J,.4
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death OF Ae Vyrant.

10 which will be added, Colman's admired
Earce. In tino nrls, of
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A public rehearsal in Church Music WI
lake place al the Baptist meeting house,
tomorrow night at early candle light.
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containing 2oo acres, more or less, ADJOINING
ne lands OF Thomas lhorneli, s. a. estate
y ilinln Penn. aud Thomas Ellison, and also
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by their children and the obscures, r;,.
oil Virginia viii lac loo proud and ion -
sious OF his rights 10 saiinlit 10 the cud...''
ell diclaii9a ol IA vicious eal,ai y
must aud .riH arouse her>,lf aud Size ~
erful when she is up Ne are ani,r.,,, ''s'
ioy - the hope tn. she will dnrk ia -, m
on The irI Monday IN rn,iier--n,5.ll2l'
forces against the common eHrn, , In. -, ''i
aud proclaim, in the purity of her ~
canism, aud the insineibiily uf her ST.. mn.
that the sovereign pcolIe lave WIN. s''
patriotism and intelligence enough Ia rl.4
lor themselves whom they NIL sun,
president, In defiance at Tie faction n, %
striving TO place foreigner o.rr orr l s'
aud that has equally sir we'd Ia dcsitos -
vies Of caluuny, lor The aceourpli,bI.s,
their mpions purposes, the reputatjou -
man " llo is his couatrys brightest of,,,,44 qua.
and whom, indeed, He have denim IL
evidence that Washington, the father ~ -
country, looked upon as such thi,,Y ~
ago
II Virginia pnrsues not this course ,be ;.
longer erect and Distinguished Tor her A..
u, taodox repubicani,m, aud frmnc>S -.
eipe, but.fallen fallen, fallen The ,l,.,li Pun
faction The tool OF Dictator, llerirs,,,
the greater by the wide contrast oil heyaels.,.
glory Where is the patriotism thai nj
marked the character OF the great >thi.
Virginia, the brightest star that formed -
constellation al the American Union, f,bs,.
prepared To disregard the transcen,I,,nitsfa'
tho long, distinguished, and mrrit,r'a.'
seryices-and the tried patriotism and ~
" oIJohn Quincy Adams, Tor the holoa. -,
tensions of Albert Gallatin, whose yery ,a,
his friends afe afraid To maintain To tfe ,a
pie ! Alas for them they know that III. i,
name that ploclaims that " something i -.
ten in Denmark" There was time -,
:. rank rebellion raised lis head" over o,.
happy land 4 time once was When lrpa,,,
stulked abroad and threatened the de tu,i;,
OF our lawsl Who WAS it that at ihi, eri.;.
was foremost amongst iusurrectionary u,.
ing Who was il that headed the Nhhkr.
lnsnrrcction in Peunsy wanna WIS il ~,
Albert GallaIin, or does the history OF am
country misrcpresent the events aud thin,
that then were Answer Us, ye Virginiaa.
that shouidercd your muskcts and murrlqi
from Hourbonics TO quell that rebellion. IT,
same Albert Gulntin you see n party in yopr
state, aud party that nihnll is constantly
displaying superintendent professions of raj
riotism, striking to elevate 10 the first olGrg
in the gift Of II free people Yes, fellow ciliI
zens, ii is this man thai this rafiys is slriyins
10 elevate 10 the prceidcuc. tor they we'd
knew that their senielidOl, Nm. II. Crawford
by the effect uf mortal disease thai he Ia /
bors under, must soon he a messenger 10 II
mother and we hope better world. WI
regret the catastrophe to which he is as
preaching; but natures laws must DC obtyl
and when they are, \ before (for AN invaId
not fit 20 perform the presidential function.
you will behold, ifthis party succeed, Albeit
GaIlatin elevated to the head oily our dcslmie
Forbid Ihia event, our cunuiry's patriotism
Forbid it, { the spa'it OF 20 - Forbid il, A.,
mighty God! MANY.
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PEAClIY Il. GiLMER, \
joel. YANGEf, In
CALolIllL MENNIs,
VILLA AN COOK, ICI
WILLIAM RADf'ORD, j
In behalf
of the
Com Tee.

RI,hA llkS
REMARKS
On he Craietjtd .lddress 10 The People q
Bcdiord

Tn NE CraaJJTd .lddroSs TO The People Of
Bedtord
Al the request oi the Crawford commit
tee of Bedford county, We publish tbe
ahosc address, notwithstanding they gave II
ntFhhorug print the preference over lis, by
first having ii inserted in its columns
Common courtesy. we should suppose,
ought To- have induced them to have fur
alshcd both papers with a'ary sImuliaue
an.ly, aud nioie particularly As they seem
+ regard The publication III th"ir address
IN the NirsInian, " n Singular .tarOr.'
We beg leave, dissenting as we do from
lie committee, TO show wherein We con
eeise they has, erred, in ai,rlhuting In Mr.
Crav ford sentiments aHt principles which
hr 4las certainly never cq;emrhied IN his
pol,lical career, and t0sCNpn+ie some of their
understandable ADD absurd eaucln7lons.--
Our object, we hope, is the same rs theirs.
Ne h.,, no personal interest in the course
We pursuc-- Fixing onr eye on fhe future
prosperity af our country, and the durah
MY I her institutions, We shall continue to
EXERT tllr humhlelalent with which Heaven
has endowed US, soAops rs our duty imposes
upon II, the task, in presenting to the poo
pie, on all subjects, the honest convictions
ofonr Ind@mcat; aud We shall support these
con,irtions with irnnrss We shall never
-kulk from the csronshility which an ed tor
imposes upon himself, when h" undertakes
the ardu6us labor of conducting II pablo
jnurnAl nor shall we BIZ mealy-m0uthel in
the expression of our opp,uhs. We prefer
an independent aud bold stand, te the fair
Weather, hut eventually impoli,ic course Of
heing Z" al things Hnio all men."
The canalittct set out with the rlse dc
gHerre of placing al the bead OF theIr adj
dress the significant caption at - To the
Republican ireehuldcrs ol Bedford" THIS
" syringe 10 catch waoecocks," gentlemen,
will not do with your intelligent vounty-
men. They are too well informed not to
know that The signer of mn address 10 John
Adams, praisng The "irmness and ,ciSa0m"
nj his 4neasur,s--the hero al the black
cockade--- the npposef of heemharga the
supporter al ahe old federal bank the
eae.Ny OF the Jcif'arsonian ADMINISTRATION
| the sdtlrisl al james Madisou--thc abuser
of IA drmocratc Virginia legislature the
fas.ocidte of Pickering, Otis, tlllh0use and
j " litc, and the candidate of ibe Hartford
3 Con,,ntlon--cau NJ, er be called Repab
I Agan, but by the gress"st penersion of the
piam mraning oi a PLAN team, and the most
pa3paule Violation of common sense.
The "ecasans" of the Bedford cunmitt,e
+ ret pttewing Mr.. Crawford ara as unsouHd
IA themselves, as the arguments hropght
Harvard 10 bolster them are weak. aud So
phlsu al We he's leaIeto examine them
a little in detail.
lst, They consider him the only one oil
I The candidates who unites in himself ihe
5 character OF consistent epRh4'can." This
} would be al tNerw RelOtite .onAiur ration in
! his favor. Rnd Would render all appostllo
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PE0fI1E.S TICbET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


Col. Sfephro Wight, Norfolk.
Dr. Ii.nry W. lialieman, snrry.
Dr. John w King, Dinsidte.
Edward X. Chambers. l.unenbafg.
Cob john Clarke, Ilniilax
Bcunmin liheher, Manchester.
Col Wm. Il, Lynch, LAochl"as.
Col James CallaHa,, Franklin.
Jnha II. Matlin, y clsnu
Nm. u. Randolph, Ileotirn.
phlln Harrison, fredericksburg.
Christopher 1fonpk'ns. Matthew's.
Robert Lively, Hampton.
lluneoel, Eustaee, Staf1'efd.
John shacl.lefurd, tiuPepprr
J I'm p Dural, l'auqnlef.
J hu Itosr, I.eesharg.
Hon. Hugh lioitnr> Winchester.
Coi Jacob taninet,T, llfdy.
Thomas j. Stuart SLulnion.
Perc y. We,hcfed, GresnhrIrr.
Peter Mayo, Ahin5dea.
Enos Thomas, Mason.
John s. Barnes, Monongalin.
n p Th. rlee,lnn takes place On thr
same day throughout the commonwealth
VIZ on the first 1lom|ny IL November,
llile frs, day Of Nosen,her.)
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ron THE ElhGIrlAN.
The Peoples Ticket for thererlIblican can
didatc, john Quincy Adams tor President,
aud some tried patriot OF american groicth,
for Vice President, is now rendy for delivery
at the Virginian Office, in any numbers that
may he wanting, aud the friends OF Adams
should lose 10 time in seeing to their distrbu-
ton.
This ticket, if elected, will be opposed to
the caucus aristocracy that is endcaN orng 10
sway the destinics OF this Union. and is siri-
wing TO elevate foreigner 10 the second
and indeed 10 the first Office in the nation
Deriving Observation-Disclosures from The broad
basis of national patriotism, tie individuals
upon Ills ticket offered to Virginia as cleo
tors, have pledged themselves to support
lahn t2u!ncy Adams because they bciievc
hlm TO unite distinguished talents and ppliti.
cal virtue 10 degree that cmimently qua
tity him, above the rest of his competitors,
for the high office in question, aud that will
IMPLY eusurc continuance ot our national
prosperity and high standing.
The people owe il to themselves and TO
their country to look well to this natter
Upon the issue may depend the welfare Of
their beloved couutry, and their own indiy,
dual safety. triumphant support bi the
individual that this ticket espOuses, will ! il
believed, ensure our national bic sings that
have heretofore rendered us So cpyiousiv
happy, and ii cannot fail TO check the career
OF faction and intrigue, so dangerous 10 our
iiherlies, which necessarily grows out of the
caucus system--a system which i, indeed as
dangerous to the liberties Of this country as
'he holy Alliance system in Europe is DANCE
roeS 10 tie Cause OF republicanism lhroug hout
the world.
Will the people suffer a congressional mi
nolity Caucus TO dictate to them their prcsi-
UHnf. wien members q e
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a Trick The name Of Albert Ga!latin
is not placed on the crawford ticket in
this state. How is this Are the Craw-
fordiles ashamed of their associate ? or do
they find that the whiskey insurrcctionist
hangs like an incubus Upon them =? Or,
having taken him up 1T first as a bait to
catch Pennsylvania, and Gl ding that this
wont take, are th"y unSrateful enough to
?" throw him as Il ioathsone weed away"
and look out for some other tHJ To cast
tu The phate 2
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COMMUNICAtip'
Ti1EATRE.-This evening, the PAIN
tic play of the PLAINS OF CniPEwA, WIN
ten by III. Nj. Noah, esq. of New Y"rk,' A,
founded on one of the most celebrated o@'
ties Of the last war, will be performed y
the benefit of Mess. Richards and Rr'no0'
son. The play itselfs attractive enough
draw a crowded house but when We II
collect the arduous and successful eSerIl9.
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Error.--ln the address of Mr.. Joab At
klsson to the public, published in the Nf5'
MAN of thr 9th inst. relative to the pro-
cecdings lately instituted against him /.
Iazcweil county, an error occurred "heu
is here corrected, MS it is important 10
correct understanding ofihe transaction
~ lines from the bottom, it reads thus :
Il was Informed that they had been fo''f'
ted II should have read, 81 Was lnlofm''
that they had not been collected.
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u The Enquirer say that if Mr. Crawford
Il confirmation of The assertion which we have
before made TO you, people OF Virginia, that
there has been coalition termed befHcen
the Richmond JpntG md the friends of Clay,
by which, in case of necessity, the vote OF
this state is 10 be trsfsterIed1o the latter gen
tIeman VIII Yirginians hcW this, aud sill
rest idly on their oars VIII they, with
blinded eyes, and folded arms, consent To be
sold 10 the manufacturers will they see
their staple interest crushed, 10 suit the views,
aud appcase the rreiudiccs of parcel Of
Riehmund aristocrats, who have no interest
in their welfare, nor care whil for theirruin;
II the farmers of Virginia can fhus he sold
Ike sheep, We can only say 10 the i'ichmond
JAnta, lead them on 10 the shamblcs, they
deserve 10 other fate
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TIE NInGlhI.AN
fHTNTEu 8sU TUntfEffft ~
RICH ND q. IOLEH q JOIN Is COLIN,
Publishers . ffas I.tges Of iAt Luton.

II The semi-Heekiy paPrr, at s.. andtsf
Weekly fapar. Al - per eaniini Pc a''r ~
niyaaee.--No subscription MI lp-rcrti'ed ial
n less tilne ihan 81 ninhth.s and nH PAPER vii
be discontinued isnt ~ tn TsiscIcilon OF tic
Edltnf3 NATL ali affearages are paid,
sjs Aaeanti.eu.ais viii be inseried NJ 81
rrnts mn square 1of icss) thr liist lime, and
~ ~ cent, fsr each canlinasaee lhose
irpu . distance must he paid ior pfesions ia
thrir inze.iiun, or the payment Assumed 10y
some responsible person ia l. nehl'afg
Z + caaeery Orders are inserted ior sis
i i,srs
Hf Nlirliers addressed - tho Editms masl
10 rose ram, of ihrY viii not be attended 10
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FOR THE YIR6ISIAS.

LO.fHc Cbptt " .tHtHCISt.
Fello'g CiiizeHs-Ar. David ). Garland nd.
dressed you at Your last court, on the suhrrl
of the next Observation-Disclosures and, a,mplt
have been expected from one of his coniragt.
ed views, IA eviuoed by various Ut his public
acts, he denounced John Quincy Adams bt.
cause he Was born in AiaSsachu. ctis RuU
claimed your support Tor VIM. II. Crawford
because he Was bern in Virginia. | came
believe that you vii Tor moment Be dtl.
ded by such contemplate appeal 10 lls
bascst passion that leads mankind to actioh--
cannot suppose that you would forfeit tls
noble rejection thai y,.u have done Your dri
tY as .IWeraedn citizens, 20 The ienohle coHsiI
ration, that you have helped TO Gggrdld.s
pirgiaifa, al the expense OF justice and ID
policy. fouape Y.rginians-a aud you posses,
too much OF that spirit which roused YOU i
espousc the cHtlse Of Massachusetts il "a n
listen for a moment to such ii criminal arr
lnent. III Y0u eau listen To il, tear asund#r Il
the bonds of y0er anion, No longer Gland
fraternity with those who shed the first bloc /
OF the revolution on the plains of Lexington
and raised monument Of glory on Bunker
tfill. alahe the waters oi the Potomack III Il
boundaries oi Nuur empire, and no lougt
claim Hancock, Warren, an Adams, OF
james oiis fhe Fotfick Henry of the .N0rl
Tor your CounlrymCn. When such an apfpi
cease {" be a badge OF honor, and patriotism
will be an empty sound. | beg You, teIIorI
citizens, in the language OF The immorp|
Washington, "iDdignaDtly to iro,rn upon etrrI
aitemp, &c oiis7tdie one po,;ion Of OR coaqtflI
from Tie rest, or 10 tnite6ie The SGcred ID
rh'rh nor fnk fo1tthG TIE rorious paris-l
For this ron have every nducrmeni OF sy@-
patty and interest. Citizens, by birth, or 4
choice, OF common country, that country
has riSAi to concentrate your nft ciions- L
The name of american, " hich belongs 10 y
IN your national capacity, must always ela5
The just pride Of patriotism, more than any
apPclla'ion derived from local dscrnna
tons. With slight shades of difference IN
have the same religion, manners, habits Al l
political principles. You have in d commu
cause fought and trinmphed together. II
independence and liberty you possess are II
works ct Joint councils and joint efforts
common dangers, sntlcrines and successr,
Such u the language of The man no wal
. hrsl III war, first in peace, and first in ii
hearts OF his conntrymen." People OF Ad1
herst--People of Firginia-mhom viii VOID
listen to, George Washington or David S
Garland A VIRGlNIAN Il
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G p A part of the FIRST page of 10 DAY
paper is, by accident, mfSdated "Tueso'y
the 10Th" instead Of Friday the gid
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22

o. The citizens Of Amherst are r.
quested To meet at the court house early
on Monday the 1t day Of November npAt
that being the day on which they are IL
vote for President aud Vice President ot
the United States. The friends of Nh
A dams W III ON that day be furnished WIN
tickets. Ii is expected thnt there viii be
considerable speaking by The friends u TIE
different candidates, OF 90,
a similar notice is given TO the citizens
of the other countless
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22

Tht Wtslmerelard .3ddre&.--The Enquirer
has at last published this address, Just OH th,
eve % election, y hen il can SCARCELY have
lime to be read. And after ibis long delay
Fit lays Il before lis readrrs, with the modest
declaratidn that ii viii not ''retuie its errors.
II has no'efTors, aud the Inquirer knows ii -
II il had been capable of refntng its nrgn-
ment5, it would have douG 50 long ago.
gentleman, reading the Enquirer's paragraph
.aHly made the quotation, = lthat long tail
our pusG has got"