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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09

4 LII persons in arrear for subscription
x 4 10 theVIRGINIA GAZETTE, and tIR-
GlNtA PATRIOT, All Richmond NERO AN
Tile ADV kTlSER, to the 4th February,
1929 requested To make immediate pay.
mont Amost every subseriher ha, been fur
nished with copy of his nc count, and by re-
ference 10 II, II will shew the balance due
Thai lheie may be no doubt US Ia any item
in nv acGoHuts while my establishment was
CONNECTED bv Mr. William Ramsay 4 subioin
II copy of following uotice under he hand
Of the said VIM. Ramsay. AUG. DAVIS
Richmond, December ls, 1923
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STOW the Niliain =!

DINAWAY the 2d of this month, a
"a mulaiio inan named NED. lie Is II low
fellop, but has "A large breGst and is strongly
made, q little bow legged "a high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes IN his ears, and a tolerHble
sharp chin--wears his hair tied bclind--ha, a
bold aud oPsn eonute nance. chen spok en- 10.
he IS keen artful fellow, aud perhaps can
read aud write little. Ills clothing cannot
particularlys descri0e, tho there i no doubt
he is gentcelly clothed. lie has good s'iter
watch, with n gold or gilt chain, boots, A..
He rode of n ID ARK GREY MARE, about 4
feet inches high, IN good order sIsd before,
her shoes not much Worn--she is lengthy and
well formed and has the marks Of plough
gear upon her shoulders, aud considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, think on the right She has a very
thick tale and name, though not very long
She j. spirited aud active and rides well. lie
IS we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
brgs, big cont of bear skin with inrec Cnpos,
Ne have no doubt he has obtninedlrc pa
pcrs, aud will attempt 10 pass tre man,
and make 10 SOME free State, and have no
doubt hut he has altered his nst.ip. lie - u
handy fellow, "A good house servant. miller
aud shoemaker and can turn his haDd 10 any
thtng, aud have no doubt nut he hasa plenty
- maney wilt give reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS 10 any person who will deliver
him 10 me, or secure linn in any Jail so that |
get him again, within TINS state; and II taken
without the state ONEIlUNDHED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered to me and ten dollar
for the mare ii taken within this state aud de
ivercd la me, aud twenty dollars if takcr
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham. Aug %. wt>3
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4 n~eNiug Mouse,
80 Acves az I,anA,
Awgiuia, 10 Wit :

Ia superior court of chancrry holden
= y 10 ~. town Of Lynuhbnrsr ihs IL No
,rtabrr, 1921
Thomas Crews, u4iiem Brydio Nauen No
Errdlc and betsy By liz, rinnoa,,
against
William Long aud Bel y his y lie John II
lis, Rchan1 Ellg.anh Thomas Aliridae. Geo
sfrers' f""Ios Peniirlnb, hhihn Mann
aud 1ohn Myers a Company. defendants.
This cause came On the DAY 10 bc heard Oh
the papers lo1ner,y reVii. on the decree pre-
nonnrcd herein On The eighteenth day of MuY,
1872. the report of The Marshal aud iIia pc.
sscdngs ~ sale nnder the aid decree, aud on
A. statement oi the facts agreed by the parties,
audhy consent submiltedlo The court ia order
#that the decree aforesaid mny be 81 far cor
svRs asrgacd 10y counsel nn consideration
whereof the court doth ndindge, order aud
decree that So much of fbr decree aforesaid
- directs snlc a. ter simple of the tract q
fitnd "a he mortgaged dcttd mentioned, calico
-tbc Lains lille tract, be 81 aside and annnlcd
thht the sale al The said tract of land made
hy the Marshal under Tue decree nlnresaid be
likewise set aside that the residue 81 tie
fHles made ly the Nnr.hnl, n appears by his
said report, be confirmed aud that he exc
cute a proper deed of conveyance for tau
righty one aud hall acres of hnd sold IL
the pnntin Thomas Crews 3 aud The court
proceeding Ia make such decree "a relation
10 the sale ot The said Lnint lHa 1raci of laud
"a the aforesaid agreed mots viii warrant
doth tnfthcr ndludgc ynrdcr aud decree thnl
thc Marshal ol The court, uiter~1dycrtisiug IN
manner required 10y the lorn,tr decree, do a
fntn expose 10 sale. by pnLbo auction. Tor re-.
ady money the aforesaid
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NalAaNt.N AsA%D

FOR SALE
n He subscriber wishes 10 sell the TRACT
; OF LAND on which he resides, contain
ing AboVl 6no acres, about $50 ot which nre
cleared, aud IN excellent order Tor cropping.
The most part Of the cleared land is iresh--it
has geuernlly l.seu Thought equal to any high
land tract IN the country --LOn this tact is a
Asa comfortable Dwelling House, with
MT every necessary out house, toge-
n az tlcr with an excellent GRIST
6..G.<1 MILL, which gets from 10 10 loo
barrels I'll grain year. This land is sinnied
about l6 tHtlea from hynchburg, , ireln air.
X. Chtons, aud the same from Mr. II. Hun
ter's A great bargain may be had IN the land
II quickly applied for.
ARCHIBALD BOILING, Ir.
Campbell, january =. NSow2I
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One other 'Yract.

on the waters of Bark creek, containing about
500 acres, all in woods, Rsrnal proportion on
" OF which IS considered tobacco land Of SUI
pcrior quality, hui considerable part might
be justly denominated tolerable grain land, il
lies we'll, is we'll watercd aud abotinds with
q NrrIlenI finlltrr- rannr inll, MINI
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NlNe. NlNer Arnc4.

within - mile or two Of the latter, csiimn-
ted at iSo heres, ON which is s4nnIl plan
tation, considerable part of which is fresh j.
likewise, a pretty good DIV EI{siNG HOUSE
nearly finished On misplace has been raised
tdbrcco OF superior quality, and the land
YET 10 clear, at least u good proportion OF it,
is of nearly the same descriptions
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4 Il court continued by adjournm.ef
"A and held for Amherst county. AT Nh.
COURT house, on the 2oth day of No,embcl
1923,
Lee II Burks, plaintiff
Ggainst
Richard Henry Bucks, James Powell an,
wilkins Watson, defendant
IN CH.7NCERI
On motion Of the defendants, II Is orag,,d
That unless the plaintiff shall amend hi, hi
aud make Nathaniel Henry ISuy drl,ndant
in this suit, mt the next court Hlcr lie ,h,u
have been served with copy of this ord,r.
the injunction awarded him IN Ills ease shA
stand dissolved rs the ac1 OF this day and il
appearing 10 the cont that TIC plaint,n does
not reside within Tire limits Of this common.
wealth, his order IS ordered 10 lie inserted
in the Nifginian, published in tie town VI
Iynchbnrg, during the tenn of two months
.Copy--1cste.
A y. DAVIES, CLERK
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Trust sale.

Irus6 sale.
III ,aiue of DECD or trust executed Ia
ID lie sai.4nr ibers by Jabez Leftwieh, Jr
aud Martha hiswife. hearing date the i9lbd day
ri September ir12, aud Of record ia tif'
Clerk 5 .iirr 81 ~ s"uu'y court al Bedford
Tor the Ipurpora ot securing tile payment oi
sundry sums of monoy therein EXPRESSED, -
shall sell, by way of public auction, for cash
AT the dwelling house ri the said Jabez Lei.
- ieli. Jr IN the county of Bedford, on tllt
I'D dav Of December, ls23, the following pro-
perty 10 wi
One Tract Of Aan1,
containing one hundred acres, on which the
said Jabe2 Leltwich, Jr. TOW resides, adjoln-
ing the lands oi Nlrs. Mosely, Rays ct. ond
lhomns LARRY, IN tine county Of bedford.
line Other Tract. of Land,
containing fifty acres, adjoining the lands oi
Charles Stewart, Mrs Mnsely, Ray cst and
the lnud ON which the said Jubcz LciiNich,
Jr. now resides, also all the said Jnlez IL H.
sicb, 4r. crop oil tobacco, of the growth 81 the
.rear oi 1919, made on the lands above named
The title to the nbnvc property IS believed 10
be good but we shall only convey such Title
a. Is vested IN Us ms trustees aud no other
SAMUEL HANNAH
SAMUEL GARLAND, Trustees.
NH NJ RltEs,
December ~. Ntds IL
a. The above sale Is .poslpnged incense
gGence OF the weather, Hhth lie 1oth dHJ -
January, 1921, il tar, If not the nen lar day
snndHys excepted, at which TIME
il will take place ut tie dwelling house OF the
said Jahez Lenwirh, IT, as nbose named.
;sS' 4 E 4 %s ss'' r'"''ee'
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ToR SALE.
L. Il will dispose Of the highly
f....4 improved BRICK TENE-
i;mi nENT on'Msln street, adjoin-
-sfsta.a1A my thc.atore 81 4. Robertson, go.
ana II handsome LOr for brilding, II the
corner OF sd street aud 81 slley, fronting Mr.
John SeboolGrId, III feet from hy 1872 deep
Oh 81 alley and on-a'inGh there IS small aud
comfortable house, occup'cdhy MrIl stump
ter, On very accommodating terms. Persons
wishing 10 purchase viii ptensc Ia call on MIR
5 stevens, who IS July authorized 10 make
sale ". l. NORRIS
December 10 2a,vtgly
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MaYshoA's Sale.

n pursuance Of decree of the superior
n court OF chanCery for The Lynchburg DIS
trlct, pronounced on the 9th day oil May,
1893, in the cause Of Lyle VS.. Ryan, The ND
dersigncd, Marshal ofthe said court, will on
saturday the 10th day of January ueM, pm
coed to sell, by way of public auction TO ne
highest bidder, for cash, ON the premises a
fair, if not the next fair day thereafter, Sun
days excepted
A certain tract or parcel of / and,
Lying in the county OF Nelson, on tie SCUM
branch OF Hat creek, adjoining the lands o'
i homas Massic, Thomas Jones and Geo. Ia
Deii, and containing 200 acres, more or less.
Il. b. NOODSOS, NJ. l.. d. { {.
December s. Wtasli
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TRUST SALE.

1 \ pursuance Of a deed Of trust executed
i To ihc Subscribers by lamcs-kS. tloorman,
bearing date the I'd day oil October, 1928, and
duly al record IN the clerks office Of the
county court OF Campbell, for the purpose Of
occurring the payment OF sundry debis there
in specified, nc shall, ON Monday the Goth
day OF January, lS21, il fair, il not the ncAt
tar day thereafter, Sundays excepted, pro,
CprJ Ia sell
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Mginia,to wiz 4:

\ I Il Court of Quarterly Session couti.
4 a. nued md held tor the county of Camp
he'll, at 3he court house thereof, .n Sal
tulday the 18th day ot November, 1923, in
the 18th yeHr Of the commonwealth,
James Jones, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, Ger
man Jordan and Daniel Il. Perrow, ir.
defendants,
~ CH.1NCERY.
The defendants Branch Juf1ian and Clement
Townsend, not having entered their appcar-
nnce aud given security according to law and
the rules ol this court, aud it appearing 10 the
satisfaction ot the court thai they are not IN
hab'ants OF this commonwealth II IS order
ed that they do appear here on the second
Monday In March'neNt, aud answer the bill OF
the complainant, aud that a copy of this order
be inserted in some one OF the Lynchburg
papers published IN the town of Lynchburg.
FOR two m""ths, aud posted up at the court
house door Of said county on some court
day. a Copy--Tcste
81 JOHN ALEXANDER. OK.
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HNiiE School of MARY j. GANNAWA
Il will open again on the first Monday
february, lS24.-iler terms will he modera,,
ono can inrn'sh n few cnales with board
"S'sA"p'e 'erhls' Dec 70, tc2w1O
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" pursuance OF the above decree OF the
superior court Of lhaBcery Tor the LynchbHfg
district, the undersigned, Marshal OF the safd
aonrl, viii, on Friday the OH day OF January
icAt, proceed to sell, by way of public auG-
ton on tie premises, for cash, ii fair, II mol
I he neSt fair day thereafter, Sundays eNcepted1
The tract OF land chilled
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IN CHANG cry
The defendant William Duffy not having
entered his appearance and given security nc-
oordng 10 the act OF assembly and the rules
Of this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an nhabifnnt of this
country; on III" motion OF the plaintiff, by
counsel, it Is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day of March
court next, and answer the bill of the plain
tiff, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some ewspaper published in the
town ot Lynchhurg tor two months success
sively, aud posted at the front door Of The
court house of the corporationsof Lynclburg
on some court day.
copy. 1este,
10 JAMES BENAGH, d. {.
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Comnsssion Easinoss .

i HE subscriber oa"ls his services ID,
1 the public a. an agent 10 transact f.l.,.
rss on commission. lie will sell tobacco,
lip tobacco tor tbose Who are di,ru.ft f.,
y the Richmond market, receive and So.
8od, foi country merchants, execute or,
If the purchase oi goods, attend 10 bnuk IL.
ness, collect money aud boitd accounts la
own. Having been engaged some ,ear, in
re purchase 81 tobacco, with toll know
edge OF all the purchasers in Iyr,lErs#
veil acq,siin ed with the circumstance a.,
rating on or influencing the malkot. in ~
session Of the best foreign and don r,tir 49,.
wee as 10 the value ut lie article, II r.rl#.
,criher considers himself prepared 10 i,I..
care Of and promote tie interest Ct e,,fe
planter nlo nay rouiide IN him. lie vii
diligently devote his lime to the tusints, a..
trusted 10 hi-carr, and le promises 10 Ge Le-
nest. punctual and faithful lis Cihre /, "a
Hancock e Browns.
THOMAS A. H0LCGMBT.
December 40. 1gtcr,
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AlainvHle Iya-t ~ Aana

ior md during the Joint lives vi The defend
ants, William Long aud Botsey his wife, and
no loneer aud apply the proceeds OF said
sale IN the manner directed by the decree A.
tore'a'd, aud TINT he report his proceedings 10
Tie court IN order 10 final decree.
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l. i. \ Y IL T. Y,

A T a court Of hastings held for the cor
"A poration Of .Lynchbnrg, nj The court
house, on Wednesday the 9th day OF Novem-
Der, 1898
John ID. Lrqhhart plaintiff,
Against
"iiam Dauy ana r redercK II. Mnrren,
defendanis
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.7nherst County, .Norcmber Court, lea
Thomas =. Holloway plaintiff
Against
George 5. IIolleway and Joseph Ewes,
defendants
~ CTT.4NCERY
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
that The defendant George :. Holloway doth
not reside within the limits of this common;
wealth, on motion OF the plaintiff, bs coun'
sci, II is ordered, that unless the said defend.
nnt George 5. Holloway doth appear here al
or before the frst day OF February Coph
next to be holden in the snid county OF An.
herst aud answer the said plaintiffs bill, and
give security according 10 the act ot assembly
and the rules Of this court, 10 abide Tie in'
tire order and decree Of the court, the plan.
tiff bill shall be taken MS confessed. and The
matter thereof decreed and il is further or
dered, that copy OF This order he published
IN the sirginian.p printed in the townof Lynch,
burg, Tor the term of tyo months, and ano-
tlIer copy thereof posted al The front door OF
the curt honse of this county.
copy. Testc,
IT nRrtItR D. DAVIES, CIR
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u A Il y V I LII r..

- ~ II II LIZ
an lhe-above decree mentioned, y ing IN t,iu
tonnty of Amherst, within one n'lc OF the
courthouse OF said county, aud bounded by
The lands of James Powell, - Rivers,
Nancy Shields aud Lindsay Coleman. and
runtHsainG $50 acres, more ar less. Also, nj
.the same time and place, wilt be olieled for
sale, upon the same terms
lour Valuable SA.aVES.
q. d. WoODSoN, NJ l.. d e {
December j. wtdsi7
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust, will be sold
ID for cash, nj Campbell court house, OF
Tuesday the 18th day OF January,
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LAND FOR SALE.

V'lIE Executors OF Col. VIM Leftwich,
Il deed, offer for sale, TIE FOLLOWING
LANDS, 81 the CouHty OF Bedford, VIZ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-22

days fem New Orleans Tor This PORK The
captain OF the latter vessel informed the
commander OF the Grampus, that re-"
days before, of Tortugas. ne p'ckeo up
small boat which e supposed must pave
belonged to some vessel in the service OF
the United States, and probably, from APP
pearances, to one of the schooners unds'
tbe command Of Commodore Porter. lb
the boat were the Ileless bodies oil thre.
men, who had probably got separated
from their ship, and starved to death.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-22
u. S. SCHNR. BEAGLE.

| We learn by the brig Susan, arrived al
Philadelphia from St, Jago de Cuta on
the 18th, that lhe U S scbr. Beagle, 1t.
Montgomery, parted company with her
eff WatIand Island. She had conveyed The
American briggs Susan, Boston Packet and
Jane, and the British ships GLASGOW, Ca
edonian, clear OF the Passage Islands,
and was TO proceed again 10 ST. Jage Tor
another convoy.
The commander OF the Caledonia has
politely rendered his thanks to Lieutenant
Montgomery for the protection Afforded
him by vessel OF the United States.
officers ofthe Beagle Lawrence Mont
gomery, Lieut.. Co@msndani; Alexander
3 Pinkham, Lieutenant; Henry H. Fer.
guson, Sailing Master; William Rowan,
Henry Skinner, MidsbpDen.-Nas. Ado,
Fron, tie Kingston Jam, ADVERTISER, nay 81.
The U S scbr. of war Beagle, under
The command OF Lieut.. Comdt. Lawrence
Montgomery, sails from Port Royal this
day at 10 A. M. The elegant sppeara nee
of this pretty little vessel, has been much
admired by nautical men, who declare
the manner in which she is kept in order,
reflects the highest credit on her gallant
commander, and his officers and crew.
The Beagle sails for Key West.
From tbs ". York Com. .adu. July II.
Arrived at quarantine the u. S. schnr
iiramPus, John d S oat, esq, Commander;
officers and crew all we'll The Grampus
sailed from Hampton Roads on the 2sib
February last, since which time she has
cruized on the coast OF Africa, through
the West Indies and Cult of Mexico. She
has showed the American flag at Is DIFF,
lerent foreign ports. During The cruize
she has been at anchor IN port only 988
hours, and in open roads 296 hours. She
has made the sun vertical eight times, and
sailed l3, 600 miles.
The following is list OF the officers
who have returned in the t1rampus:--Lt
Comdt John D. SIoat; Lieut.. John A.
Cook; Lieut. VIM H Gardner; Sailing
Master. Samuel B. Cooke; Purser, Gafret
K Barry; Surgeon. Isaac Hulse; Mdship
meu, Robert G Robb, Edward G Til
Ion, John J Giasson and Francis 8. Key;
Captains Clerk. Amos Shepherd.
On the 9th inst. IN lat "a. lou. 80, the
Grampss spoke the ship Constitution, 8
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FROM MEXICO.
Eatract Of a Letter 10 u merchant in Nor
folk dated


folk, dated
HAVANA. June 80, 1924.
"A British vessel arrived here yesterday
from Alvarado in l9 days. She has on
board all the specie which was received
there, by the last convoy from Mexico,
about one million OF dollars, the whole OF
which goes 10 England. That country
iMexico) appears 10 be ia dreadful dis
tracted state. BRAVO. it would appear,
has been named Dictator. A rising has
taken place at Guadalaxara 10 favor OF Ltur.
bade, and Vactoyaa has marched against
them, Santa Anna has gone to take com
mand OF the troops at Yucstan II is said
that Alvarado has suffered The same tate as
IampIco, viz: destroyed by fire
Inc following ire the market quotations
al Havsna-Beef and pork continue rising;
lard is worth Is cts. that is from your
place; Hour is down-it has been received
from Altoona and Saniander, besides The
otales, and there is a great quantity snug
gled IN from Key West, which tends 10
keep down the prices more than any
thing else. | know that it has been sold
here. TO The smucg)ers, deliverable at Key
West, at 1t and u dolls per bb. RICE
will be nigh during the whole summer -
There are now about twelve vessels fitting
out for the coast, which will REQUIRE a
good deal, and as this traffic has been so
successful lately, we may reasonably SUD.
pose that il will be continued With yipor'
False lights have been seen by several
captains OF vessels bound TO New York on
the south Hunting Island, one elevated a.
noye the other, precisely resembling the
light house and beacon on 'Tybee. So
complete IS the deception, that the brig
FRANCIS lay to whole night, under the
6ei4et that they were the latter Captain
Read, OF the sehr Rarracos, from BALI.
more, also saw them. As these lights can
only DO designed for an evil purpose, it is
proper That those who exhibit them should
DC 'effe'eo ous.' lPhi!ad. paper.
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6 Black spirits and white,
Blue spirits and grey,
Nlingle, mlngIe, mingie--
You that mingle NAV.


We'll, MIR. Snowden, we really had a
fine day on Saturday. and wondered that
you didn't mention something about 1t,
and its accompaniment, in Tuesdays pa
per, for it deserves place in some Of the
chronicles which are compiling. But,
perhaps, You would be glad to hear from
an old friend on this Ccasion; and as was
an attentive locker on shall endeayor 10
give you faint idea OF the fete.
To begin them took stand where it
was most likely should see all the gentry;
and rest assured that was not disappoint-
ed Bellies and beauxs. maids and mat
rons,' presented themselves before me in
succession. | thought OF some gala day in
England, when | bebeld the ribbons and
laces. the crowds of the votarleS OF lash
Jon and pleasure, and when | beard the
loud laugh OF the lovers OF jun. Ever and
AEON, a carriage or back came dasbing
along, filed with ladies, whose red tur-
bans, white frocks, and blue trimmings,
formed striking contrast 10 the sable hue
OF their faces. Ainc's sons were all in
commotion, and every one OF them wished
TO attend the barbecue. About 3 o'clock,
after our streets were pretty well deserted
by that part OF our population, the COM
psny sat down to dinner prepared in
manner suitable 10 the occasion, and iD a
place where, tree from the noise and tu>
multi OF the busy town, they might enjoy
themselves IN peace and harmony. No
thing could exceed the polieness and at
tentjon which we're paid TO the ladies by
their male attendants. Every thing was
conducted in order, and pleasure sparkied
in every eye. An Grafton was delivered,
but with regard to its merits | am unable
10 speak, not having the pleasure OF hear
ing it. One of the company informed me,
that, perhaps. the orator did as well as
he could, yet the ideas didn't SUIT h'm,
they being dimicrilcol-and every one
knew that he was opposed 10 both dana
erifs and dirnicrsticai ideas Thus, you
see, sir, that although the spirit OF re
publicanism' has pervsded all ranks, we
have found one man who yet dares TO as
sert the principles Of Washington. Toasts
were drank, and Generals Washington
aud LA Faystte were freshly remembered
in their flowing cups Preparations were
making for tripping
Son the light fantastic toe
when To- a courier arrives, and brings
't!,s distressing news, that the : constitutes