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LITERARY IMPROVEMENT

ON MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE.
An r. ANDERSON has the pleasure of in.
ITA forming the friends and patrons ofhis eie-
n,entary and classical. school, that in commence
ing the second year of its operation, an irnpor-
tant addition will be made to the scope and ex-
tent of its usefulness. An arrangement has
happily been made with Mr.. VIM. C.. Kidd
by which besides considerable improvement in
several essential branches of elementary instruc-
ton wiz. Vriiiag arithmetic and GeogyuDlty)
critical study of the higher Greek authors and
diligent cultivation of the powers and graces
of ELocmion, will be introduced The last men,
toned object, being altogether of practical
nature, will be found at once useful and highly
ornamental in various departments of life.
TERMS.
The charge for tnition in all the above
branches will be ten dollars per quarter, paya-
BILE in advance; ,oittoa any extra charge aohate-
rcr.
N. d. For the entertainment and gratiGca-
ton of parents and others who may take an in
terestinthe subject, an exhibition of the progress
of the pupils in Etocation, will, each alternate
Saturday, be publicly made at the new a. capa-
cious school roam on Governors Street lately
occupied by Jur. Robert Poore as his cabinet
ware-room where am Academy embracing the
above objects, WILDE opened on Monday next
the Goth inst.
Sept. ID
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

NoTICE is hereby given to the -proprietors of
4 the exchanged 8 per cent. Stock of 1912, is
ered in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
Van act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent and deferred Stocks and providing for an
exchange of the same," passed on the 9th Of July,
1917, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon the time will
be paid to the said proprietor their attorneys
duly authorised, Oh the first day Of January, 1926,
at the Treasury in Washington, or at such Loan
Office, on the books whereof any porton of said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that a surrender of
the Certificates of said Exchanged 6per cent Stock
will bc repaired at the time of redemptou and than
the interest thereon, will cease and de crmine to
fhe 3lst day of December, 1924.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
Secy ofHte Treasury
July o. t31D43
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Here we see that New York and Virginia
were opposed lie to 16; that all the New Eng
land states had only four members in caucus:
that North Carolina was, for the first time, a.
gainst Virginia and that Kentucky supported
Mr.. Crawford. Penhsy lvania, however, tho
divided, was still strong enough 10 prevent that
gentleman's Domination--sDd the s. Bpotia" of
the union, as that state has been politely called
by those she most served with her great physi
cal power, said to the sfcabaI" be STILL and the
s'Cabaln icas stiH.
NOTE a.
The 'National JOurnal" has thus confrasted
the declarations of Messrs. Gales and Seaton at
two different periods. Comment is unnecessary.
From, The National Inieiligencer,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
From, Mics WIeckiy Register
The SOVEREIGNTY OF THE PEOPLE.

No. W.
l shall now give some account of the con-
gressionat caucus of1816, and endeavor to shew
certain OF the motives which governed in that
strange transaction. They ought to be under
stood, Tor on this occasion it was that an at
tempt was first made to impose a president of
the United States on the people, without their
consent. The last caucus, or management No.
2, will be spoken of hereafter, and IFS elements
carefully anaylized.
The war with Great Britain being happily
Terminated by rare display of diplomatic skill
at Client, succeeded by a blaze of glory at New
Orleans, notwithstanding its operations had
been seriously obstructed by the more than Sc
mI-neutraty of those who possessed power in
some Of the eastern states, though the people
were sound to the CORE and, in many instances,
showed devotion worthy of the descendants
of those who fought at Bunker's Hili--and il
being understood that Mr.. Madison, following
the illustrious examples set before him, would
voluntarily retire from public life at the expi-
ration ofhis second presidential term, certain
persons began to make themselves busy to ar
range the succession but the people, as well
on account of the distinguished reputation and
faithful services of Mr. Monroe, and through
the means that had been taken to render to him
the praise that was due, had generally manifest
ed wish that ii should fall upon him. Howe
yer, all were not satisfied wIththe arrangement,
and on various accounts. To designate and
explain them would cost much time and room,
and they rather belong to other interesting sub
jects than the matter now about to be spoken Of
But, finally, they all resulted in THISTLE Rich
mond interest ,oouid hare him, because he toas a
VrWG'rIAH, though they liked hin, not and
the albany purity opposed him because he mas a
VRGINIAN, though they od M ofIter particu.
Mr o5jectiop TO him. Such was the sum and
substance of the question, notwithstanding his
supposed opinions certain constitutional
points and the spirit Of opposition that bad
shewu itself to Mr.. Madison's administration,
had a powerful bearing upon it, and, no doubt,
induced many TO act against dissemination. But
| it was that opposition which mainly stirred up
the controversy, and rallied to itself any reason
able objection that might be preferred because
| of his locality, or on account of the opinions al
| luded to. For, while much experience, a dis
| eliminating mind and sound judgment were
/ claimed for Mr.. Monroe, assisted by grateful
recollection ofthe fact that lie had been a soldi
1 or inthe revolution, it not pretended that b
1 possessed that commanding superiority over ma
ny others of his fellow citizens, which had bee
Welded to his predecessors from the same state:i
wasa struggle between the n. York and Virgin
parties for power land, i'll my opinion, an in
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EVENING STUDIES.

RNR. w. c. Kidd will enter iuto arrange
WI ments to form evening classes, after bust
ness hours, for the different branches of educa-
ton which thoseeugaged during the day cannot
then study. In these arrangements will be in
cluded the study of .aIrLten,ntcs, Pure .sIahe-
n,1tics, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, and
Practical .4st,onomY--syith the system of Steno-
graphy.
Sept. IL
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ouANTICo CANAL LorrEaY
1924 prizes
1926 blanks.

1850 tickets. II blanks prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combina-
ton and Formulation of p numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined in few
moments by the drawing Of numbers out of 81 put
into the wheel. As tue present Scheme varies lit
tic from the former ones, explanations may be OBJ
tanned at the Managers Office under the Eagle Ho-
tel, Richmond.
~ The dtawing will take plate on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of November, or at much CARRIER
day, ii the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
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yNEHs. subscriber respectfully informs his friends,
and the citizens of Richmond generally, that
ne has opced an Oyster House on Estreet, ono door
ups, Of tho Globe Taveru, where will be generally
sc,s pieEled and Shell Oysters, Philadelphia Beer,
e. &C. EDWARD G.. SHAW.
N. b. Turtle Soup three times a week.
eftemb,r 24. W4w'o'
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.f 1nriI Ath 1916

of APTd 8fh, 1916.
We consult our own
inclination, and proba-
bly, the interests of the
great republican family,
by avoiding an examina-
ton into The circumstan-
ccs, a combination Of
which had nearly pro-
duced a nomination an
direct opposition TO The
public 16iH. But some
idle assertions have been
made on this subject,
which deserve an atten-
! ton they we're not origi-
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Of August ed, 1924.
The most extraordina-
ry ground of opposition
that has been taken in
any quarter, to the cleo
ton of Mr.. Crawford to-
the presidency is, that
he has been nominated
by a number of the re-
publican membersefeou-
gTess, as a fit person to
fill that high station.
That this nomination
should be conclusive, We
have never maintained
On the contrary, we con
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PEOPLES rIoKEr.
For PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATE.

FuN PNEstDENC OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts.
FOR vIcB-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED & APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
6 The people of the United States are one great
family--as long the Union of the States holds.
citizen from section, provided he be honest, ca
pable and faithful to the Constitution and the peo
pie, ought to be acceptable the opposite sec
ton, as to the one which claims his birth or resi-
dence."
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NT1INTYRE'S

VIRGINIA. LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket So 90
Half do. 50
Quartet do %
pnrcels of Tickets may also be had ;-purchas-
ed in that way they win cost S45, and warrant
ed 10 draw $40, less Is per cont.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, it
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets $20
Half do. ID
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 20 days after the drawing, and
subject TO a deduction of 10 per cent.
orders fron the country (post paid,) will meet
with prompt attention.
n y Prizes in the Lotteries of New-York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment Of Tickets this Office, and any inforna-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
Jlfnc %.
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FON SALE

rEiIIAT valuable farm called Bewdiy late resdspce
Y of Dr. Roy, dec iu The county oi King Queen COO.
timing cas- acres, and binding the Msapouy river
This land Is ns fertile aud productive any s
The improvements connections brick DIV
lima house, heautiipiy siiuacd having n commanding
Wv 81 The rivers brick bnrB, together with Mi couye-
nicnt aud There extensive or
Guard VI well selected fruit The premises will be seo
20 person wishing 20 view ihsm ~ sir. Cla,ton
Maorcer. The viii De made very accommodating.
Communications relative 70 IN puGcate ibis property
must be directed To tbe suJlcT.bcr.
John MASON.
Nest ro'rnos, s,aGers cconty, JoI, is9l is-~@2r
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commuSicArIoS.
FOURTH OF lilly

The Day which Freemen delight "a honor.
was celebrated at Bakers Spriog. ON Mond,y
last, with great hilarity aud harmony by Ill.,.
young men OF Richmond, COMPOSING he John
Thomson Association. A number If resnsct.
able guests participated with them in the Fens,
a.! Liberty. The Declaration Of Independeore.
introduced by an animated and highly clio.
quent address, was read in an impressive man
ner by Mr.. Thomas w. Leigb.-aIr. VIVID .
ham RObeFtsonpresd assisted bv Mr.. John
w. Baker As Vice President.
., Alief the cloth was removed, The following
Teasts were drunk:
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flY virtue deco Of trnst eIecfgd to tue sucri r
- 10y joseph Farr'f uf te County Of Gouchlaud on The
STU day o My, 1903 add admitted record in Comfy
Court of GoOchiRud. Tor the purpose u securing IN Ellis
Allan Of the Cny OF Richmond, certain Of money
~ tue deed meniiunPd viii sell pu1iic auction for
Cash. at the Little Store in the county VI oochand on
Monday the 9Th day nf August tract parcel of
land ying In the county Vi Coco HAND advising the
lands of Jesse Redd VIM. Gabrigb and John rravcisu
containing by cuiniafop hundred acres, more or
less. will convey nnly srch title Is vested ~ me a.
trustee JESSE HIGGINBOTIiAM, Tsussss
INV tS-w2w
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.ruIv Q.
Irltsi .SllLe Of I.nnn

lY virtue Of y deeh of exrcuied the subsrriber
- by Josiah GOODMAN and wife, for certain purposes
therein named, Of record in Cumberland Clerks Office
dated eth February, 1922 win proceed sell on Saur
day, the 18th day of August Gext ON the premises tnct
OF land, containing 25i acres by aie surveyThs land
lies in Cumberland Comfy, APpomaox liver on ho,I,
sides road. within mile F.IiSvile and
South of Cunlber nj Courthous miles wifIn ,,,a
miles W. eHt mills; Is welt adapted 10 ihe cul,,e
Of corn wheat and tobacco has IL good d,yeir
house with other necessary houses, aud
MAJ hnr $1,000 Of the purchase money viii be feauired In
hand the balance Christmas The sale will be aso,is
and an unconditional.
SAMUEL IoDSoH, Truaee.
a
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SAI.E-

70.
OSthe 2,st OF August. 1922 Deed Of Trust was exc
enri To tue snhscribr by James Ill., Town of
hr,irr, Whereby To them. Tract of
ninety "N
ne subscribers as Trustees, will offer the said Tract of
Ihhu Tor sale 20 the highest bidder for Cash.
0o"Ihoue on Thursday the 18th July, inst that being
Powhdian Court day.
RICHARD o. HENDERSON,
JESSE ll1X.
Uni
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Bridges orsr Jartes Rirer at Richmond.
10y rece arrangement between III, Pfoprietors of
Mayo's and rrenfs Bridges, IL is agreed tina, the toll
ai Mayps shall be continued at hat the law allows whilst
Tie 70 Is Trents shall oe reduced one-fourb below
Juys Ii--4i
IN GHANCERY; In Amelia County Court, nay lsIL
Brrntrd Sssy, admir- John Clements one of the disri
butees of Isham Clements dec. Plaintiff
Agsiut
Thomas ra1ch aud Nancy his wife, forserIy sncy
Uien'ems, Moses 0vcrton and Mary his wife, formerly
mtry Clements, Elizabeth Phillips, formerly Elizsbeh
Cemenis James Ililimau aud Lucy his wife. formerly
Lucy Clements, George owen, and Fanny his wife, Tor
merry taony Clements, which said Nancy, Mary, Eixt
beth, Lucy aud Fanny are children and dsritute.s Of
!sn'm Clements, dec Samuel Ford, surviving admir- OF
Isip Oleaents dec. Joseph Ole uents Isam Clement
lhpnis Woodson, aim'r Martha Wood,on, formerly
said Joseph lban, MARTHA and Judith are children aud
disti'use. OF fsbam Cleme1is dec Talbert fbilIips
Osborne formerly Philips, Lucy Phiiip POLE pbiJii"
ana Nancy fIiiips, winch said rdberi, Kirh,rd Fil,
sally Lucy Polly and Nancy are surviving children and
nsirDuises % Sarah Phillips dec formerly elements ON,
OF tue distributes 81 Isnam Clements dec; Ksbecr. d.
ments, Heary Clements, ldrriott Clements Sarah Clio
meats tDd Ann T.. CienIn by IUhn Bunker ,beir go
dirn witch said Rcbccca, Henry, tsrrioL say,b "md
Ana h. children add distributes Of William 1leoso,s
oec "h0 vas one ~ the distributes OF Isban Clemeps
fhe defendants lsism Clements. Judith Br,sn Tall,sr
Philips, sally DsuDrn. Lscy Philips, Polly Pbips aud
rancs f,sps ~ having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the Act Of Assembly aud rules
Of dis Cour', sod appearing 20 the satisfaction az he
D1urt that Tue .aid defendants ishpm judith Taberi
Richard Say' Lucf, Poly and Nancy, not
otiHis 0nmO1w esish, of The cou,pIsinec, n,
Alfred Eggeston, Esq his Counsel Il, j. orrred
u 49, p.n'e oeiensnn q" appear here the fourth
eompiaaan: and that copy OF this oder be vii,
published IN some Of;he Richmond yspauers ia,
The front door Of the Courthouse Of tais COUNTY ,
several court days "V "" wv
I'll. c9py-reste, r.LEIeH, G. &C
guy . Is-wgw
El10UL
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brsahed md he i-d far from the lard his birth foe
IL nloslsm tyranny. "
By Or Co't"'s-f hc South Americans. Engaged in the
same glorious Struggle in which atkers ere for the
rights OF man !-M'y they like euabed to
each returning apnivsrsary. ~
be uusietk >''~' Wy
BY "a. Bresm-The Marquis De Lafayette: a soldier
apu hiend 10 Tree government n pie, mn mas
sage To the land Of ib-ry. lie devot. his
10 procure Us the blessings OF freedom. Let the hoars.
tvde for his services! WI So"
ny Ensign Smth-The memory Of Rego, ~bo suffered
an iYuoniinions death fur his devotion 10 Liberty,
10y ayr. Joha Woodson-GeneraI Andrew Jackson! A
ornse, iahiu and patriotic soldier his past services the
sufest guarantee 10 his coun,ry
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,

"EN.Nt. Ut VTH'TIN!A,I
. July 5.h 1924.
fElHE President :i Directors have Ems ,;.
cisdend oi three per cent gu the capital stock which
asr "edacng The bonus 10 the State will give one dollar
anu thfee quarters share 10 the indiydnlt
Jnis 8. ie,,n IL
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NOTICE.

A GREEABLY to a deed OF trust executed nv lama.
Robertson, Sen al the county Amelia TO seeure c
payment of sum OF money therein mentioned, viii he I,
10 the highest bidder for rcay money premi,. 49,,
the 9th day OF August next, the Land IN which ill.,.
said James ROierisoa, resides, coulaiuin ,evs.n
three aud four hundred acres also nepross n 90,
Harry mud Kick both valuable Carpenters or so ,nur 81
the aforesaid properly will satisfy the purpos es of %
said decd ED HARRISON Trns,aa e
July q. fa-...,ds
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DE. JAMES PANkEY

DIT. ia WES PANkEY,
TIAVIHG located himself nj Evansville. DucLngba,,
Uonrthouse sfefs his professional ssrvis,s To H.
public he be found at u. Lipscombe,s tavern n.
hopes industry close attention business and mode
raiion ia charges, TO gain patronage.
july Q. te-v5y
THEE subscribers wish 10 purchase lew all. 6oJ,.;,
Il NEGRO MIN Of good character for tbeir own ns.
JOHN &. GAMBLE.
Richmond, JAY 9. ia,f
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= y We finish to-dnv MIR. Webster, Sprecb--sever,,
elsrauHns, and the Obituary SO;ire Mr. r. Daniel oc
Stafford We verv much ~ reg ct rx cII. VI
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On Monday the 9Th of July, be following TOA3rS &C
companied Ivy tie disrharg- OF ArirTy and e
music by the Military Baud, were drunk Buchanan,
Spring by The Richmond Light ata"yy Blues at Gieh-
American Independence
q he msmory If Washingfon Al iutpeiSbaDie exam
pie Of tF,ie glory.
re deJaried Heroes and STATE n,n eff the R,,t;o,
Their rpitaph is e"gaven upon hearts OF coon-
trymen
spAed The setting sun shines forth with mild aud cheer
ing spendour.
pher.ss. We halt him as friend AMI brother.
The JsdsrHi Talon biased upon state Rirbsl
Tag Army aud No'y IF the United states! rivals in
g. TAs Mia.ia IF tic United S,o,es 4 hand Of b,o,s,.
with wisdom 10 discern their rights and saiour defend
o. TAe p,opie Of Yirginia Free virous, and en,ipb.
tened they will ne'er be guilty OF treason against iAs
10 TAe merit P,sdea,ioi Election Nav the soccessru
he ihe ehoic. oi tue pe"Pe, ad prove worthy
~ bgricpiure Commerce and Manafae,ures Three sis
ers equal In merit Par'aity 10 ehrr produces .cor
II. TIE ad Of freedom tsropgao fhe ,oor,d, Courage
efforts. " me-
49, Beauy intelligence and virtue .Personi6ed In Anne.
VOLUNTEERS
by Coytan Rutse.foo'd. The Battle of chirpawa -
BY Captain Murphy Grorge Wyihe Diunford The ora
by Governor Pimants--Tle Richmond Volunteers >
Gallant snd ra'rot,c they will always lie found nj the ir
yirCiuia ri,
she as passed lrons the fret the third ~ npuIaon si
never viii be "eo'd TO any other Ge patriotic devotion
Of her sons. :
by Gsnsrd isard-The Ancient Domiconr l--jssiiy
proud 81 brf valiant sons, and OF Der dsught
by M dSievsnson-i he ni,or Al seDtne :, OF Caares
Fox !. The cause OF freedom Throughout the world"
Dy MAJOR Gisben-The Day-aud al Wig honor II
By mr. Nm hanJo'd--Sanmei II. Myers! The pFnci-
eles oifhe pecaravn of Independence aJy explain
Ell AID enforced 10y his cioquence.
By NJ. ~ Nrode-MsjDr Gibboni The leader Of The
fOrory nope AZ ooney Point. Heaven bless his latter days
by Col Pty:oHGen. La Fayere! Thr sword of liberty
We ha,i bis approach 10 Assercan shores with joy and
altitude
BY Br. I'm. ~. ROars--Tbe Constitution Of Virginia :!
received w '16 fresh from the hands cf Revolutionary
Patriots " has never failed 10 Us victory IN war;
and happiness in peace.
By M I'm. M1pJord-the right Of the People 10 Repre-
seniaiiun IN the Legislature -: tight inestimaL.c 10
tberi, aud O,m.labie 20 t,rsnis orIy.r
By Major Sauusf y. Wi,gt0n---Andrew Stevenson and
Marx Alexander jour They forced She doors Of the In
QUESTION, and tie kennon rescued from unnIa
ibn.
By Mr.. GEORGE Hrihs Nun orl--The Governor of Viz,
riia When such republicans the heinz the beta"e
Ill never foaudcr. f''
By MI. Samuel ~ Nyers-Comuodo.e James e,r,o,
Persecution cannot dim the sre OF his merit nor Lind
bis ccuntrynlent 20 the justice Of his cause.
by Ms. M 4. Cohsn--sOu America The l,nk. fcr,.,
by the Holly Alliance have been tent ss,uaer Nv d., ,,t.
Pendent sardaLen by The President of the l. Ststes
ny Mr. A H. BottsTbe rleElcry OF Lord l,rrn Gen,
pSing destiny yielded 10 the wish his prophetic rns had
-
The Anniversary Of the p,em-sase victory achieved
| ~ eeA. SCOTS bri2aae.
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Eemaie acadentg Udrrenfou. North CaI0Ii10.
' ~ second SESSION wi commence Monday the
<o'h instsot Ia1 close the addie Ut Novemier, stu
u'es anu terms uc $ heretofore Freacb viii he
sin. 'hose DESTROYS 10 learn al $50 per sessisn.
June 81 J. u. PLuNkETr,
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or all awkward moles Of uaiing this eor,ss.,;ou "
this Is the most so. The boundary between Mane "a
L. o. is 10 be ascertained by The begthD Of land "a =,
canno, say she loses part of Canadn If The rss",,
gains her; nor con Maine she oses mar, of he 60,
Hence, Mr. Adams Is not justified, at this lime In
" third part" OF Maine Is IN conestatiouD Bv Jo,g go
he comparatively pledges the u. s. 10 The s,ono,. 81
claim upon territory TO which is possible thr %
1898 does furnish legal title. F '"e treaty OF
II Is singular proof of Mr.. A. elm 4. .-,,
esihat as TO 'he Florida conrention had n r, & ~
French Minister TO explain the meaning of ore o., ~, ~
ana thus protec, US against mass of audo.p grants ~
aud-and that the Commissioners under tie I,i, A. 70,
settling The claims against SPAIN had TO call uua, h; -,
say, whether very important class of csi,. M n' W
no, meant 10 CONE In under this Conyenon vas VI was
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06
From the EpansriUe Cnzeife.
SIMILAR RELATION.

The following singular relation of facts
has just been handed us for publication by
Gen. Evans, who has Just returned tn tins
place from the residence of Judge Prince,
in Gibson county: from the known respef-
liability of the writer, We consider his state
ments entitled tn the fullest credit.
GRNTBEMEN-On the i4th inst. wit
messed one of the most extraordinary phe-
nomena perhaps ever witnessed IN any age
On my arrival AT Princeton on the eve
ming of the 18th insts | Was Informed by
f Doctor Thompson and several othei gen
j tlemen of high responsibility, that young
orphan girl, aged 2 or thirteen years, resi-
dent in the family of the Hon. William
Prince, about seven miles from Prlneeioni
On the 9TH inst. commenced sweating
blood or IN other words the blood run
| freely from the pores of the skin oi heF ieii
check rlom a space considerably larger
than dollar; that il continued III this way
until the evening of the nth lust. when !
ceased that on the morning ot tile i2lf
a large drop of black blood the SIZE oi
large bean, suddenly emitted rom he'
cheek below the eye, Ia which was a,
taehed snndry fbrcs, tendons, or some
thing which resemble the legs OF u ihfe'
spider, which legs or iihres appeared II
POSSESS life. by THEW manner ofcoutractlh'
aud extending themselves, something silbl
Jar to the legs of spider; that shortly al
'erwards = lump ofpure clean Aeah, ahou
he size of large pea, suddenly emitte
,om the same place, and III u few nu'nts
solid, firm piece Of bone, pear one fduri
an inch square, suddenly prGceede
ON the same place, and that no ho
pening. or appearance from whence tho
distances emitted, Could possibly he d.
! ,yered by the strisiest sernt'ny ihat u
. ,rl reuaned in perfect health, entirely III