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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

CURIOUS INSCRIPTION.

The following very curious inscription
we coprd from French Manufactured
Snuff Box ON which is a rrprrsrnthiI'n oi
Sea Fight. We copied, and compared
it with all possible care with the original
on the box, and assure our readers "t lis
securacy. II i, evident the inscription was
originally written in French ano probably
done into English by the author. Who
can forb.s,r To smile when they learn that
when our gallant M'Donough achieved
y tn. victory orer the lake Chaplain" tn
English long boats had but ONE gun a1d
thai the American long boats had "a gun
less"
Victoryorer the Lake Champion,
Reported by the American, the i2th of7ber,
l82t.-The EDglirh to the number of4
large ships aud \ long boats with gun,
attacked the American, who had also
4arge ships, hut long boat with a
gun less, though the English
were protected by the Army
OF General Provost,
who was commanding the heights
the Division of the United States,
they were totally defeated aud
their large ships obliged
~ surrender.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
A Vract OF land,
SPRING GOODS.
CampbeN b GveenWay,

Have received, in addition TO their former
stock,
Superior blue and black Cloths,
Do do. do. Cassimeres
DO. fashionable ribbed do.
DO. wovc striped do.
Long yellow Nankeens
Russia Drilling
Union Mixtures and Satteens
Virginia and Cotton Crssimcres
Sup Manchester strip'd GinShams, assorted
Tanbored Book Muslin
Ga Jubilee Cord do,
Jaconei Robes
Black figured Gros. de Nap
DO. do. Lhveuline
Plain Senchins and Sarcenetts
Superior GauZe llandkerchcfs
Figured Gros. de Nap do
Lavrntne Bord do.
Plain and figured Canton Grapes
SUP undress'd Furniture Prints
Plate Calicoes
Sun Cambria Prints
Together with general supply of GRoCE-
RJES, HARDIN ARE, CROCkERY, and ma
nv other articles too numerous 10 mention,
which they will sell low for cash
April g. ts69
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periosiical Aiteratuve.

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nut street, Phila t1phia. and il Trenton, and by
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Co lducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The na,ure Of this enterprise, may be under
food from a few con, iderations which the al
yeIti ,ers vii venture to subj Din to their annun
CATION oiit. The periodical works vt Great
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ESS & DANCING

will commence on FRIDAY, the 18th inst at
the Washington Inn. He deems it scarcely
necessary TO advert to his peculiar mode Of
tuition. az the success which has attended his
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lily aud excellence. He would respectfully
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of being personally known, and who may
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the department and improvement of his pu-
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purpose still further 10 encourage him, he
pledges himsetto be unremitting in his en-
deavors TO deserve continuance OF their APP
probation.
u A subscription paper is open at. the
Washington Inn.
March II w3w3l
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Nancing school.

NIO4H I'D w II VIf NIN Ft"P'VD"'VJ
L informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Lynchburg md its ricinitythaihe intends open
ing Dan.ing SchoOi some Time Ia .4pra or The
first Of .nay u a sufficient number Of Subscribers
can be Obtained-HariHg previously taught an
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"A Subscription Isl is ieG at Echois y North S
bookstore Those who are disposed to Encourage
the school uM please call and enter their
names.
February 27. Parts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
journal Of Foreign .Medae,ne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ
d. and WILLIAM PRICE ii N

~ ~ Ia y, JT. Gt
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
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aud Reviews, appropriatedto Medicine and its
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moreover, at this time SO numerous, SO costly
and 50 difficult to he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majo' ity Of the
cultivators Of scencein the United State, thro
a MEDIUM Somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltstherefore meant to i've sn en-
tract SO coPious of then cont, nts, not only to
exhibit the ,ogress oithe Physical Sciences a
broad, butto do away, in a great degree. the
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
EExON NNvEl,,

TU'liE subscriber having taken possession
j OF tlai well known honse, the UNION
HOTEL. formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Hancock, is prepared 10 accommodate
BoARDERS aud TRAVELLERS; md he
nntiers himself TINT from his unremitting eA'
ertons 10 give satisfaction, aud from his long
experience, he will receive liberal shire Of
public patronage His table will lie furnished
Ia the best style which the market will admit
4 new stable il now preparing, which will he
flushed IN n lew dnys, whiel, will enable hun
To mke good care oi such horses rs mny he
LEFT with him. Ills ostlcrs are careful and
attentive. ELIJAH BROWN.
April 2. ow3A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
A MORGAN
For the comfort Of Old Bachelors.

For me somvoH oT Old Ddchu0fs.
IL The following article, cnt from an old
paper, was enclosed 10 us through the post
Office. We should have thought II the work
of some crusiy old bachelor, or OF some
foolish swain, hating between two opinions,
but That the snp.rscrpt,on on the envelope
gave us to understand that it was 10 "a "lhdy
fair" we were indebted for this splendid eu'o-
GUM on her sex Thinks 10 my sell, she
is one OF the kno,eing ones
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
NIR. .N'E7JfERL.LND T.lI7, take no

WI tire. that SINH on The an dny Of May
1924, al the Frankin Hotei, m The torn %
Lynchdnrg. md state Of Firginio, take The de
positions IF Benjoma IaVter, Chis'oeH Dab
ntg and eihers, 10 be rtad as eridenee on M
trial Of The suit depepdtng in HE s"perior conr'
of ChGncery ,or NE Lynchb"rg District, ~ TIE
STATE aforesaid. ,cherein lam pioinfiG, and you
Bncon Tat, CHARTS Tat, CetiHe Tai, and Flo
isn TAFT are defendants.
THOMAS HGGLNBOTH-LM
.lpri ?. U4U ~ .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
American Journal of Science and

O. The EDITORS OF THE VIHoISIAS,
agents for Lynchburg aud lis vicinity so
Iicit subscriptions to the ebove works.
The North American Review, and Am"rl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
THE ADMIRED STALLION,
E\ack and AN Mack,

a - WILL STAND ut Bed
IA IMMR1> ford courthouse, the SEA
SOU To commence the first
q kAklestAof April, and expire the
first of August, and will be lei Ia mares ut
Ten Dollars the season, Five Dollars the
leap, aud Twenty Dollars To insure--Fifiy
Gents To the groom.
PEDlGREE.- Black and All Black is
SIX years old, full five feet five inches high,
was got by Burwell WiIks' celebrated run
ming horse Madison, who WAS got by the
imported Diomed, his dam by the import
I'D Whip, hs grandam by the imported
horse Eolus, his great grandam by the no
ted horse Cellar This horse is thought by
good Judges To be equal 10 any horse in
Virginia, possessing superior bone and mus
cnlar power, and his appearance inferior
To none. WILLIAM TERRY.
n. B.-This horse has always covered
much higher, hui owing To the hard times,
l have thought proper to stand him low.
April Z. 81 w4w W.T..
SFfIRGlNlA, TO WIT: Al u superior court
" OF chancery holden nj the tow Of Lynch.
burg the 18th day of .May, 1928
William / lsbeli, plaintiff,
against
lsaiah AieS ana Nillinm bnrd,
defendants.
BY consent of the parties by their counsel,
the court doth refer the accounts between the
parties 10 the commissioners Of the court, who
is directed 10 examine, state and settle The
same and make report thereof to the court
with any matters specially stated, thought per-
tinent by himself, or required by the parties
to be stated A Copy-1este.
JOHN WILLS, c. c.
CoMMIssIONERs OFFICE
Lgachdnrg, Isl .4pcit, 1924. )
The parties ia this cause will take notice
that have appointed Thursday the sixth day
of May next to carry the foregoing order oil
court into effect, or which day they are re-
quired to attend at my office in this Town, at
the hour OF nine oel EEK in the morning of
that day, with their accounts, vouchers aud
copies of court papers prepared for eAamina-
lion aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, e.
April 2. wiw3I
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FOR HIRE.

WILL HIRE, by The month, or for the
balance ofthe year, FIVE NEGRO men,
first rate iaborers, and THREE BOPS, on
moderate terms, # application b mnde immedi-
Gtttg. COLiN BCChHEh'
.uares -, 81 H3"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
NIEClNG SCNOOAI.
WILLIAM K'E.l.NEDY

u ETURNS his sncerest thanks 10 the
Ia public for the highly 1attering encOu-
ragement with which he has been honoured
since his arrival in Lynchbnrg, and begs leave
10 announce, that the THIRD SESSION OF
mis- school Tor the instruction OF young ladies
and gentlemen in the arts OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
10 Benjamin Perkins, John Moore,

I HAVE determined 10 resume the prac-
Il tiee OF MEDICINE nj Lynehburg, without
delay, Gas heretofore, in connection with Dr..
Patteson, md may generally be found AT The
shop OF Rose * Paieson, near the court
house. q. A. ROSE.
Amherst county Jan. 30 6Ois
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

10y virlu. Of deed oftrust executed IN
ID the subscribers 10y Samuel |. Harrison l.
Sarah his wife, hearing date Sd October Is,
and Of record ia the hastings court Office OF
L. hchburg, for tue purpose oi securing the
payment OF certain sums OF money therein
expressed 10 William Norvell, we shall pro.
coed 10 sell, by way OF public auction, for
ready money, on the premises, on Friday the
18th day OF May next, Cf luir, if not the ne xt
fair day thereafter, Sundays exoer,ed,)
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

II was one day told to the Duke of no.
qu.laprc, thai two ladirs nf the copri had
quarr.llrd, and yer, mneh sba-ed each
other. Have they called on. anothct
ugly - asked thu Duke. :" No." Very
wcil," answered be, " then will under.
take 10 reconcile them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

Fantastic Poiygamy.-Mr. Bowditch in
forms MS, that the Ming of the Ashmantees
il allowed by law $3.50 wives, this being
the precise nysticai number on which the
oi the nation drpends.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
t'ONED,

in the town OF Lynchburg, known by the
name of Martin Warehouse, being Lot No
Ia, and part of Lot No. 26. The Subscribers
will convey such title only as is vested in
them 10y the trust deed.
HENRY DAVIS,
JOIN NJ. GORDON, i'"s'''s
April o. 2awoN3I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

The celebrated Winston dining with
Lady Jek,il, sister to Lord S.mers, shr
asked him why woman was made nut ~
~ rib ? lie replied, 4" Indeed, my lazy,
don't know, except il was because the rib
is the eroukedest part OF the body"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, and has since been steadii
y advancing in public estimation IL Janna-
y, 1920, the edltorship was assumed by FRO
lessor Everett OF the University at Cambridge,
NewEngland. A ntW SerteS vas then com
menccd, with which il is convenient that sub
scriptious should begin. Orders Tor any part
Of the work will however be thankfully re-
ceived by L. Littell and by Il. Norris Henry,
who are interestedin the publication.
Published 9uarteriy-Prier Fire Dollars a
year-payabie in adrance
American Journal of Science and
Arts,
Conducted by BENJAMIN SlLLIMAN, PROB
fessor of Chemistry, W. fnte College.
This Journal began III the car 1917. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form a volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
Notice.
EnD DENT

MwEA FOR RENT,
fE:M1 My Sloae House, on Horse
Ees Pasture, in Henry CO., good
-ss<A14ask stand tor store, IN able neigh
borhood, and Il very public place. Also, my
STORE HOUSE, ut Henry court house, as |
am ahont 70 decline business of that kind,
hayin2 been ut il nearly f;tv-four wears.
GEORGE HAIRSTON.
P. s. Possession muy be had LIST OF May.
April9 ts35 q ii.
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Office.


fDY virtue of deed o, trust executed by
- John Thompson, ir. 10 John p. Cobbs X
Arthur Clayton, bearing date the 10Th of Jul,
1919, aud duly recorded in the clerks Office
OF The county OF Amherst for The purpose of
securing the pm! meIt of debt due John
White, shall proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, for ad! monny,"n the premises, on
Friday the 4th vi June next,
Oh Yract OF land,
of 452 acres, more or less, on 1ye River, in
the county aforesaid, and adjoining the land
of Norvcll Spencer, deed and Others, and
being the same land sold by John White to
the said John Thompson, ir. and conveyed
by The said Thompson in trust, or 50 much
thereof as my be sufficient 10 raise the ba-
lance that may be due on the day of sale,
together with the costs of executing the same.
The title vested in me as trustee only will be
conveyed to the purchaser
JOHN r. COBBS, Trustee.
April ?. wtds34
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

q - VIII, STAND ut Bed
courthouse, the sea
|NyN SO" too, to commence nm, . the f ls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16

April 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13

value else vain and inrfirctuif will have been
the expenditure Of the public treasure which
has hus been created else vain will have
iowed, thus freely, the blood of your heroes
nay, else p"s,srity might weep for your inn
hecllty, II you suffer. d these iueslnlable bles-
sings to pass from you but with the last ray vi
your existence.
Anew era has arrived. Ignorance and su-
perstition, the very bane of civil liberty, ar.
every where giving place To virtue and ntelii-
gence, and the progress Of the human mind
before which tyrants tremble, bids fair L. de
rnolshs ~ its course, these self-created poten.
| tatss. and to restore man to the rank and
dignity which his Creator allotted to him.
Shall We, then. by our exertisns, assist in III.
| completion OF this fair fabric, or supinely suf
fer the supersfructure tn be DESTROYED? Chill
| It IS believed, like the United States of Ameri
ca, would not fail to embrace the former.
From the Representative of a free people
whose soil, like that of Chill, is unpoluted by
the feet oftyrants, these sentiments have beef,
elected: may they be received in that spirit OF
friendship with which they have been SUBJ
mllted and, under the Divine protection,
may the tree Of liberty, which has been reared
10 TINS highly favored land, and cousecrated by
tue oiood OF heroes, continue to be watered
6y the dews of Heaven, expand aud bear rich
fruit TO the remotest time and peyer oh I
never, may it be said of this rising Republic
She once was free, she once was happy, she
once was independent"
The Supreme Director fJbled as follows :
The government Of Chill is happy to re-
cognize, IN your Excel!ency, the worthy Min
sfer OF the United States of America-of that
great and respectable nation whose laws and
whose civic virtues will ever be- the admiration
OF the world. Happy will it bei6r Chill, should
she be able to discover and pursue IN. mean,
OF drawing close the relations of friendship
and interest between the two nations-for this
alone would be sufficient TO perpetuate her
tranquility and happiness. In the meanwhile
your Excelency, and your nation. will accent
the gratitude OF the people Of Chill, for the
generous acknowledgment of their ind-pen-
dence for the favorable disposition which, in
reiat.on 10 these new States, is manifested, by
the President, in his late Message to the sover.
eign Congress, and for the honor'viiich is con-
erred on them in the mission of YOUR Excel
lency." . fNGt Int
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
rapers from that country AZ received by
Inc New York Daily Advertiser to the 9Th OF
June. fhey are principally filed with political
news and essays, denouncing 'Iturbidel,s and
protesting against the emissafiesssnd iy(jD ytsr.
ense OF Spain. An English cntter had ar
rived at Sacrifcios, with Mr.. Gorham, and the
contractors for eight millions, made by the
Mexican agent, and it was reported, that \
French brig, from Martinique, had arrived at
The same place, bringing Mons. Samuel. an
agent from the French government, to es-
'ab''si friendly arrangement between the two
countries s ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
wkea,euSl xpipple. Whiting, wilAssoa, Wi,

tessg"Ss&P'pp Whiting Wikeson, VIII
nrssage was announced from the senate.
containing resolution referring To their vote
oi tuesday, as expressing the reasons which
induced them To decline acting on the Join, re-
solution transmitted yesterday from the as
| sembly.
Mr.. Hemer moved concurrence in the
JOINT resolution Of the Senate to adjourn inn
inediately.
MIR. Wheaton moved to lay it ON the table.
ior the purpose OF substituting another reso-
. y. "''ch ne read, with II preamble stating
the course which had beeo pursued by the
assembly, and concluding with motion to
adjourn. Mr.. Wheaton's motion was mega
tNed, 50 to 81, MS follows:
/ Al ES.-Messrs. Barst0w, Benedict. Blake
~, Campbell, Coffin, Crazy, Crolius. Cunning
ham, Drake. Dunning, J. Finch, Fox, Frost.
furnam, Ganson, Gardiner, N. IIalsey, Mo-
nell. Morss, Pell, Pierson, Pitts, Raihbun.
N'sgs' Seaman, f. Smith, L. Smith, p. Smith
n"i'nauge' Ihorne, Town, Tredwel., Van
Beuren, Van Orden, Washburn, Wheaton,.
Whiting, Wilkeson, WiIkin.-S9.
NOES Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Baldwin.
Barber barnum, Barto, Benger, Beyier'
Brown, Carr, Clark, Cook, Curtiss. DALEY.
De wit, Dickson Dubois, Durham, Edwards.
Ellis, Farlin, A. f. Ferris, b. Ferris. / E;nch
Fitch, FIagg. Fvliett, Gere, Cove. Grant
Graves, Hager, Halsey, Hosmer, Howe. Huh,
nard, Hudson, Hyatt, Jansen, jones, Judd.
hsil"gg, Knapp, Latham, Livingston, M'CIurs'
Urea Mullett, Perine, Petit, Pine, Price.
werner, rockwell: Root, Kruger, Russell, See
~, u. Smith, Il. Smith, j. Smith. nj. n Sm,h
r. Spencer, T. Spencer, Stephens. Stewart
Stilman, Stilwe ell, Stone, Striker. TiII,,son
turner Van Alstyne, Van Week, Wager. Wa.
, ,ei Wheeler, Whippe, Winslow. Wood
w oodworth.-3l. O0S'
W.T.. failmadge then moved to amend ths
resolution "i the senate, by striking OUT the
wofa immediately, and insert the words " 3 a.
.'oeh ms ailern"on," the senate having ad-
''"",neu 10 'hat hour, which was agreed TO,
and the assembly then adjourned. ''
AT five O'Clock, both houses met. and al.
Juurngd sine die. -"
Inc most ready and perfect answer 10 the
5'oss misrepresentation of the decisions az
The President of the Senate. ON THURSDAY ~,
.he federal newspaper in this ciiyl win no
iounu tn The publication of his observations 40
taken down nearly literally by our reporter
'"ey VIII appear IN the next Argus.
The whole of this affair is bumbur I'll.
people never wanted an alteration of the El.c-
.o'"i Law-the Assembly never seriously in
tended to pass a bill The extra session WAC
only intended TO push on division and excite
'nent and the long and the short of the busi-
ness u.s. mat this session ends in smoke-the
people WIZ approve of il. They will meet
asa'n tranquility in November and after
Mis!ns, turning, managing, pledging, bargain
gaining, SIC. Sc. on the par, of The g nenyl.,s
men," 'l'iam II. Crawford will receive one
h"nured out OF one hundred and ffy-eipht
vo'es-A adams and Crawford being then. as
,nsy are actually now, the only Two candidates
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