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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
S.iiji ION.

'HsIlE public re hrfohy cautioned nfhin''
SION + sfEHCEB, oholt u toei OF :
mrhrs hiph very blarl, hol, far comp Mon.
u very likely man. ol hn" uddrrss, aud most
unb6undcd assurance. Ahou four wecksngo
IT, borrowed my Mari tor u day OF two, mud
not bn,iug fel5rned hcr tor Two Or three
y,cks wrnl III pursuit al him mud found that
he hrI raded lt'r Oh. Iprocurcd writ lar
the purpose of experimenting the ,ilaln nj
lloIllo, ce.,li ho1i,r, but, with his usual cum
ming Ne ravr mr. thc sip before it could he
executed VIM | was procuring tho wit,
opruccr .ioIc ny saddle, which had ins' L.
lorr taken from hin. II is needless, after til.
drtn,l, 10 snJ thal the .nd Spencer is n scouu
dlci, II llalu and u Tibet, aud ihai ths pub,
tic should be on their guard against him.
JAMES n. GREEN.
MAY IL Jt3o
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'aNllE sphser,bers hereby give notice lin
4 lh,y have lii NOV ~ their u 0oi fa,,i.
lug .igihfHs from BotetnuIt Ia Iynchhnrg -
Having procurrd = new set oi Cards, thry
viii be- cnohled le execute All urdcis with
dcsrnlch. Nj nuol vii be- received nj t6pir
5torr, oppositr the tlrRiuinu oil zee, aud entd-
ed ~ the brsi manner.
lhi, mnrhine wns built iur tie sDhsrrlers
hy the most cclcblnlrd machine hnildrla ~
the United atalcs, and having double cylin-
,lcts, il makes rolls much superior 10 those
rardod bs a sui. cylinder machine All
v ool, before 1t i brought to his mnchine,
must be cirnnsed from all stuck. bnrrs nnd
other hard suhslhnrcs. that VIII irure the
cords One pound ol clonn lard To cVcty leu
pounds OF wopl m0-t ho scot with tie tQuol i,
aud nlsoa suhiclrury oi liurn ~ cotton Bhr.ts
Ia contain the rolls. They will card al lha
usual pr,ec, and rash VIII hc required for lhe
cnrdns when the rolls nrc tHkru nnny. III
wing cmploScd Il nnn from the north, who IL
Ncll experienced IN The above business, IL
.up"rintcud ihc mtchur, the proprietofs nai-
Ter themselves fiat they viii be- able 10 card
wool IN a manner suprrlor 10 any ever rnrl-
ed IN this country They therefore solicit the
custom oi lhr public in general
HOLMES n BHEW SIER.
Alull 30 Nt.if
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14

,r,iyed by Mr. Ira" >ft hldisfli anu.
s,rely. If it be competruI for hin - alta. b
!, i cannot he fair or iust {" "ithhod io"
me the equal light of defending aud sup
Nv referring To the resolution Of -
U,use tnote | j under winch the secp1l
,.,,nmlttre al nv, stigatlon Wis appointed,
.,,I To my examination hy talt committee,
tttit will be seen tnat the Latter fuiii mrr
J.. the character have si,cui that ii y a.,
wholly ananthorisrd by any powers drlr-
lated 10 the committee and tint II tstn-
red a far grettrr disposition II i'm lie lie
me in some kind of Ceusuic. u re- trd To
the public deposltes in the haat o. Ed
wards, lie, than 10 investigate III. foadlr
If Mr. Crawford or 10 enquire lelo fIIosr
subjects for winch the corrmttr bad hrrn
pr6G,,srdy appointed. Whatever may b.
thought By th"se who may h. Al the trou-
ME Ia examine the list uf i0terragatnars
that were put To M. Is To tin source rom
whence they originated, none tan read
.onr Of the following statements aud d.
c1ntut- without beIuG convinced tht a
>rry small portion oi ClQdur uoaid nave
rendered Il part, at least of those IN
trrrogaIories unnecessary and u,el s.. =
(5.D
Whatever may have been my agency il
procuring tae baut of ElWardsNlt To be-
made depository of public money, ii had
nothing IL d. in originating thu gr,at sNs-
TEN adopted by Mr.. Cran ford, of emPloy
ing The local banks, audi IL several ln,tan-
crs, IN direct vol ,tion Of law b. alionlng
them pernanrntdrpo ofuiue htadItd
thousand dolIars r10rl to a salary of ST.
600 per annnm, Tor receiving nj transmit
ting the pubic money, which the bink o!
the United States was bound To do without
those immense losses to the public, which
must inevitably result from the adoption of
4 pIan So contrary TO the letter and spirit
orthc bank charter, and to the ayoned II
tntons and objects of Congress in grant
iug it.
The effect of my application to have the
bani, of Edwardsyilr made depository of
public money, WAS merely to have depo-
sites made there, that otherwise would have
been made in the the bank of Missouri.
which had been previously authorized To
receive the public moneys collected py the
two Receivers in Illinois, who alone We're
directed 10 make their drpo,ites in the bank
of Edwaldsyille. Ny gene, in this trans
action, therefore, did not prevent the drpo
sting IA cent IN tae h,uk Of tie |. States {;
and your honorable body may Will judge,
whether the public H'"rtst could have been
much lpopardzrd by the change | recon
mendtd. from the following staten NJ rX-
tractcd from the documents prcsc,ted to
yor by Mr.. Crawford.
The bank Of Missouri had a capital of
100000, Of which he stockholders drew
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14

VtVpn TN be Isf.Ili ,htl hy part If nj
the vi IL, - t., r.-prtne drlrg,tioa..
40" u tnagr.ss, from ...r States L lin.
'"l' id Ais>aafi Il vas forwarded tn
Hr. CIV lard, AMI | have IA apprehension
nat hr Wi .,er d'uy having received
He had. as. been pm upon inquiry. in
rrSar ~ In Bauk IF iiemd,sllls. hy 4
3li pnia2pie. n anpl. detail. against ii,
NHirp h. received .I,u the Hon. Mr. Brn
ton ct ttir sraa'e. This was shenn 10
Cot. Johnson md myself aud a copy Of il
"as Transmitted Ia the bank, where, | sup.
pose II Bea r,=n1ias.
H. Ms Ill, appr1.d of those very diff
6cuIlc, 81 the bsak, which produced my
determination Ia rr,ur from II. They
were communicated ln letters from myself
Ia CD Joh.rsop, which were Intended to
be-. and were, forwarded to NJ. Crawford.
The recelpt0f IL Il at them IS acknowledged
by his Letter IL Col johnson, Of | 9Th July,
l&l9, in "alen IL. IS, " ours Of the 10th
tilt. came 10 had tbs morning The cir
Cunstanrr connected with the bank Of Ed
wa'ls,iIr, a. derioprd in the Two letters
of Governor Edwards, Submitted by you
to my pernshI, Will receive due con,ldera-
ton In the samr letter, he SAYS, = With
Governor Edwards had no personal nc
qualutancc before the Last winter. The
opinion winch had Ia med of his talents
aud lutegrls, from The official eorrespon
drnce Which had been carried on between
u,, both IN the Var aud Treasury Depart-
m"ots, has been confirmed by personal ac
qIdIntauce.
The different subjects upon which he
had occasion II ask my opinion Or decision,
during the last Session of Congress, were
fairly aud caadldly stated his comments
upon them were Judlclous, aud II afforded
me a great pleasulc tu be able, aflef due
examination and reflection, generally to
coincide With him" Tn, session here
spoken Of il the one in which madt the
application IN favor of the Bank of Ed
wards> He.
Had Mr. Crawford been AS much dispos-
ed to profit by the impressive lessons Of
experience, which hr was constantly rcc"l-
ving, rs MS by those o. a tsw months
only, It might hay" prevented 'ast arcn
mutation of" aHaroiluolc fua{s,' aud have
enabled him, much earlier. to L ,te secured
to the B,ok Of tue United N'ates, IA their
Just extent, the advantages iattaded 10 br
secured 10 II by the charter nhlch b."
fairly promised To Congress, - bis rPort
OF the 10th December, 1917, > aud the
necessity for which, ne seems 10 hive 6een
dliy sensible oi, IN another report . vol.
State Papers, I'd session 18th Congress, p.
~ IN which tie saws, in the wintrr atd
spuug Of 1919, the Bank of the l. Siatcs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14

l., qu,s'iea | vi. hnwc,,f. make The
cl,,. too liata lof doubt.
81 thr lepofl Lat /, trrrrd 10, II appears
HAT l'r ataenai ii dspo,ifr ~ tn Bunk ri
Eiwards,ll.t II the credit of tbr Irea
surrr, on the lasl day I'll Juuc aud sep
trmhcI, W. \ lllllr upH OF So o0o.
By Nh. trhnlnri's previous rsP"rt III
the 27th April, l8q2, IN which Is IN lngrn-
lous ront,traaet II placing Drrrmh'r be-
fore Nuvemhcr5 II is shown hy tie bunk
returns Themselves, that uu The J0tb W
,"mhcr, iaiJ, the amount ut dcppslle WIS
$40 no OIL. and HIT, GA the last dty II
the succeeding munDh, the md al tie
fourth qaarterat 1919 II US S9a.iai IA,
40 aud not sa5,l9 81, As subsequently,
rcportrd from lhr Treasury Department.
From the correspondence between the
s'yrr ! amounts III dtpu-itr IA the bank, On
the last day, Of jun, September, aud NJ
vcubrr, aud the difference between them
and that Of the last d1y OF Dcrcmhrr, IN
the same year, NJ on can doubt that the
Receiver Al Edwrla,rllr siR actually
tcuhhoid he Rtyosi1ts - above suggested,
mlrs, II ,an be behrscd that he did, II one
single mouth, Distinguished by 10 part.
cultr circumstances, receive - the amnont
Of Sj1,7lG 81, equal To the rate OF St92,
59& so per aanam,
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hiy of lbs mol having douc SO.
THIS gentleman united in himself the of
fee OF Hectarr and President ot thu Bank
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vrust Sale.

10Y virtue Of deed %; truss executed 10
- the snhscribsr AZ the 27lh January, ls24.
hy Slila W. Bell, and admitted 10 record in
the county court clerks Office OF Amherst, 10
secure thc payment of certain sums ot money
therein mentioned slrail cell ai public anc.
tiou, on the premises fdr crsh 81 Saturday
the 9TH day OF June next, lIs2t) II tair, OH.
erwi~' the next lair day, SnndpNs excepted,
III ,aid Stila ". Brll'siute,c,r IN md 10
Certain Vvact w Aa ~ ID,
,ituated, lying aud Being IN The comfy of
Amherst, aud adjoining the lands of Henry u
Watts aud Others, being the same devised IL
her bv her father Samuel Boil. Acting as
trustee. I shall CONVEY such Title as is vested
in me by ,a,i trust mud none other
CORNELIUS POWELL, Trustee
MAY II. N3N3S
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-11
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1924
John Ferguson, John B. Wills, John Ede'
len and William Thompson, surviving
obIigees OF EdeIen, Thompson d Co.
and Samuel Chapman,
VERSUS
Lot Mason, and the heirs of William
Brawner,
THE object of The bill plead in ibis
Il cause is 10 obtain decree for The sale
of the real estate of William BFawner, for
the payment OF bis debts. The bill states
that the said William Brawner is dead,
leaving among others the following hens,
who are minors to VIII: Ann BTaWDeI,
Elizabeth K. RrawDer, and John A. Brave
ner; and it appearing 10 the Court tha!
the said Ann, Elizabeth, and John A.
hrawner are not residents OF the state Of
Maryland, Ii IS therefore ordered and aa'
Judged. That the complsinants. by caUs.
ing copy of this order to be inserted
once a week Tor twelve successive wees,
in the Alexandria Gazette newspaper, be-
fore the first Monday in November next,
give notice of this bill and its objects, thai
the said absent defendants may appear ID
this Court on the said first Monday VI
November next, to sbew cause II any lDty
have, Why decree should not be paSsEa
as prayed.
John G. Chapman, Solicitor tor Com
Test. JOHN BARNES, CLERK.
iu'v17 laW2n
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POETRY.
From. TIE 8aitimore Patriot.

aREpuBLIcASs ARE uSGeArEFuL.'s
Let monarchisSs the story tell,
Ofroyal chiefs rewarded: -
Of monuments to those who fell,
And titles too awarded::-
We'll point them TO Won pile ofstone.
That bears the name OF WAsHiNGToNi
Letlordlings rave, and tellthe tale;
sRepublics are ungratefrA!
Well prove the stole libel stale,
AS monsrchs' Wit, andlhatetni-
List how each bosom throbs. when e'er,
s A war worn soldiers tale we hear'
List to Won capnon's roar! and mark,
The banners DER the parapet!
What bursts Of jov. as from the harque
He steps on shore; our La Favette
Go, view those things, to menarchs hateful,
And say republics are ungrateful !,
PYFHlAS.
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ARCTIC DOGS.

Capt. Parry has given an interest
ing account of the power of these a.
MIN ais, and of their great use in
dragging anchors, cables, boats. and
stores of all kinds, from the Hecla to
the Fury, which they performed with
astonishing ease and expedition. "It
was a curious sight," says Captain
Parry, sst0 watch these useful ant
mails walking off with a bswer an
Choir, boat, or tppmast. without
any difficulty; and it may give some
idea of VIVA. they are able to per-
form, to state, that nine dogs of Cap
tain Lyons dragged I.6ll pounds a
distance Of 1850 yards Ia 8 minutes
and that they worked similar way
between the ships for seven or eight
hours a day. The road was. how
ever, very good at this time, and the
dogs the best that could be procured"
Two farmers, who were neighbors.
had their crops OF early peas Killed
by the frost. One of them came to
coudole the other on their misfor-
tune, "Ah!" cried he, i" how an.
fortunate we have been, neighbour !!
Do you know l have done nothing
hut fret ever since? But bless me
you seem TO have a fine healthy crop
coming up just now. What are these3''
$ These" cried the other, 9. why
these are what | sowed Immediately
after my loss" g What, coming up
already !" cried the fretter. So Yes,
while You were fretting | was work
! ing."-ssWhat, don't you fret when
you have loss of any kind 2" eyes,
but | always put that off till have
repaired the mischief" "Lord, why
then need thou fret at ALL" "True,
(said the Industrious gardener. J that's
the very reason; in truth. it is very
| pleasant to have no longer reason
to think Of misfortune; and it is as.
tonishing how many might be repair.
J ed by a little alacrity and energy"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-11
District of Columbia, !
alexandria Connty, Set
May Tern, 1924.
IN CHANCERY.
Inhn llicnn CoannnI nannnf

AGAINST
Thomas Darne, Simon Darne, George
Darne, William Broadwater and Peggy
his wife. Allen Scott and Polly his wife,
Jannet Darne, and Belinda Dame; the
said Thomas, Simon, George, Peggy,
Polly and Jannet being the children and
heirs al law, and he said Belinda being
the widow of Thomas Dame, late OF
Alexandra county, deceased, Defen-
dants.
rs,HE defendants, Thomas Dsrre, Geo.
4 Darne, William Broadwater and Peg
gy bis wife, aud Alec Scott and Polly bis
wife, not having entered their appearance
to this suit, and given security according
TO the statute aud the rules OF this Court;
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said
Thomas Darne, George Darpe, William
Broadwater and Peggy his wife, and Al
len Scott and Polly his wife, are not in
habitants of the District of Columbia i: On
the motion OF the complainant by bis coun-
sci, it is ordered that the said Thomas
Darne, George Darne, William Broadws-
ter and Peggy bis wife, and Alien Scott
and Polly bis wife, do appear here on the
lst Cay OF next November Term, and enter
their appearance to this suit, and give Sc.
curly for performing the decree Of the
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessiyely ID one OF the public newspapers
published 10 the tow of Alexandra, and
that copy be also posted at the front
door of the Court House of said county.
A Copy
Teste, EDM. l. LEE, G. G..
july IL sn
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District of Columbia.

County Of Alerandria, to ait
May Term, l924--23d day.
IN CHANCERY.
Craven P. Thompson g. Israel P. Thonp.
son, joint merchants and coparlners in
trade, under the firm of e. & |. P,
Tbompson-Compla,nonts
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan-DetI,.
HHE defendant John A Jones mol bay,
i ing entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the statute and rules
OF the Court; and it appearing to The sa>
tistaction OF the Court upon affidavit filed,
that the said defendant John A. Jones IL
not an nhabitsn of the District OF Colum,
bia-on motion OF ibe cCmplainanls by
their counsel. it is ordered, That The sad
John A Jones do appear here on the Fins!
day OF next Novembe Term and enlerh:
appearance to this suit, and give security
tor performing the DEGREES OF the Court;
and that the other defendant Lloyd Logan
do MOI pay away convey or secTete The
debts by him owing 10, or the estate or
effects in his bands belonging 10 the said
absent defendant John A Jones, until be
further order or decree of this Court; and
that copy OF this order be iorthw IT'D pub
lished tor two months successfully IN one
OF The public newspapers printed in be
town OF Alexandra. and that copy be
also posted at the front door OF the Couh
House of said county. A copy.
Tesle, EDM. |. LEE, G c.
julv Is 2m
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District Of Columbia. J
Alexandria County, Set {
~ Nav Term loo,

Alexandria County, Set
May Term, 1894
IN CHANCERY
Samuel Lindsay and Lawrence Hill
partners in trade under the firm OF ;0 NJ
say y Hill, Compartments,
AGAINST :
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Dsts..
donts. 'F
YEshE defendant John A. Jones not b.r
Il ing entered his appearance and p,ven
security according TO the statute and ,Iu
rules of this Court; and it appearing to ,hs s
satisfaction OF the Court, upon sfFGaS;;
filed, that the said defendant, John y
Jones, is not an iDbabiant OF the Dh,,a.
of Columbia: On motion OF the comma
ants by their counsel, II IS ordered lb.,
the said defendant, John A. ZONES. do 90
pear here on the lst day of next Noysp
Der term, and enter bis appearance TO Ihi.
suit, and give security Tor performing ,IS
DEGREES Of the Court; and that The o,hs,
defendant, Lloyd Logan, do not pay awsv
convey, or secrete the debts by him on mo
10, or the estate and effects in bis LanCss
belonging to The said absent defendant
John A. Jones. until the further order NJ
this Court; and that copy OF this oIdet
be forthwith published Tor two months sur
cessively in one of the public new spaper,
printed in the town OF Alexandra, and
that copy be also posted at the iron,
door Of the Court House of said county;
A Copy
Teste, EDM. LEE, &C.
iulv IL On
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-11

designed 20 afford to students all the
instructions necessary for admission
into the highest of our Colleges. and
fnIIy answers its design. Boys may
be s..:mitted at the age of nine years.
The number of students at the date
of the catalogue fur 1928. was e95.
II is believed to be somewhat larger
at present.
These higher schools have been
named, simply for the purpose of
showingto those not much acquaint-
ed with the Institutions of Boston.
how richly its children are provided
with the privileges of education. frhm
the very simplest rudiments to the
studies of Colleges and Halls of
Learning. These privileges, TOO,
are free to ali. Poverty becomes no
excuse for Ignorance, and no barrier
to literary fame. With liberality
worthy of any age or nation. Boston
has, of late years, appropriated to
this single objecf--the education OF
youth and chiIdren-from $4,000
to $40, ooo annually. This is ex-
elusive of the large amount paid ny
individuals for the purpose OF more
private and more accomplished edu-
cation. And all this is considered a
cheap rate. to purchase the blessings
which follow in the train of inteili-
gence-" the life of liberty
The interesting statement of facts
Just recited is calculated to arrest the
attention and excite the admiration
of the friends of knowledge 10 every
section of the country--and we trust
will receive due consideration from
the people of Maryland. among
whom, we cherish the belief, so favo-
rable disposition exists on the sub
iect of affordiog the blessings of edu-
cation alike to all classes of our
youth, that the adoption of any sys-
tenn having that object in view would
be hailed with general satisfaction.
With so bright an example before us
as that referred to above, based as il
is on the successful experience of ma
ny years, we can have no possible
doubt of the happy effects upon the
children of our own state by the a.
doption of similar system. 1t is
one, We would repeat. which has not
the uncertain or doubtful character
in it's results which belong to new and
sntriea theories, and cannot, there-
fore, be liable to objections on that
score. Besides in adopting it among
US, we may avail ourselves of all its
benefits and advantages, and at the
same time introduce such modifica-
tions of its details as may be deemed
necessary to suit its operation more
Immediately to our local circnm-
stances. We may perhaps be re.
garded as enthusiastic in our OPT
Mons on this subject. but we do not
hesitate to declare that we should es.
TEEN the establishment of system OF
by which the children OF
the poor man as we'll as the rich
would be entitled to participate e.
quaHy, as the Wisest, most republican
and most illustrious measure Of
which our state could boast since her
existence as a sovereign member of
this happy republic.
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district Of Columbia !
County Of Alerandrsa, Set. -,
May Term, 1924

County Of AlerandrsG, Set. ,o9,
IN CHANCERY.
The Common Council OF Alexandra, ""
plamants,
George Chapman, Charles |. Catlett %
rah HaIper, Townsend Waugh, william
Yeatos. Ohm G. Mandeil, and fhOp''
Irwin, Defendants. -,
HNHE defendant George Chapman w., IGs
Il having entered his appearance 10 w., .bo
suit. and given security according 10 ~
statute and the rules OF this CourI; a gut
appearing to the satisfaction OF me = C orns
upon affidavit filed, that the SAID oeT n;s,
CHAPMAN is not an inbabitant OF Inc p 40
trict OF Columbia On the motion OF W.
complainspts by their counsel, 1t IS olus,
ed that the said George Chapman ap ppber
here on The LIST day of next No I'VE D";t
term, and enter his appearance 10 tue ,%o de-.
and give security for performing t snp de.
crees of the Court; and that the QUE uar.
fendants. Charles |. Cailett, saIa Vol l
ner- Townsend Waugh, William es'VgI Do
John G.. Msndel, and Thomas IF" u Iobls
cot pay away, convey or secEeie III Inc Elects fleets
by them owing TO, or the estate u I'D abb
io their hands belonging 70 e, the sa'u upla
sent defendant, George Chapman Can't;
the further order or decree oil IpI c;o,thwitb
and that copy of this order oe . .G, ip
published for two months success, VIZ he'd
one of the public newspapers PD 10 a:o
IN Alexandra, and that copy ~ Court
posted at the front door OF c ,nT
House of said county ri, "A T0r2H c.
Teste, tiUh' l. i1l 9n
July To-