The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29

ment on on sidc.--Tbis party had nbau,
f6se hundred mniea and1lorsrs, ahd one of
The heNieaus had Hboat eight fhausand
& s1eep. dssiined for Missouri Atah Hla=
dfed miles lion thu Mexican f nutiir The
sheep we're returned, upon ihc rrpreseniali-
ons af thr Americans 0rging the peril and
difficulty of conducting sneh nark lhro'
n WILDERNESS nfse,en bundled miles. iafrsi-
led with ireachcrons aud thirvi,li Indians.
| The Alexican yielded n these rtrresenta,i-
ons 50 Far as {" send buck HIS sheep, hut
not tn admit the inpraet,eahiity of his en-
7 terprize It's argument WAS, that 81, :,
were driven annually from santa Fr In the
cit, al Mexico, a distance of ifle.n hun
bred miles, often crossing mountains same.
times tra,ersing ard deserts whole days
without water and passing numerous tribes
"f Indians IN Il state of pefmancnt hostility
To all Mrxicous.
Missouri Ahralpm J Williams. presi.
dent ot thr Senate pro iempDrt, Is INV hct-
ing governor nl tins stste. BY contna-
ton of circumstances lhis state has litel,
been deprived Of liza governor, and one Of
the Judges of the Snnreme Cotut---the Ii.
Governor and SECRETARY of States arr nh
sent from the Statr This state of thirgs
ra,rly happens tp any organized govern
mrnt. An clcction for Governor " i'll take
place about the Grst II Decemher--Gen.
John Miller, aud William G. Carr, Esq.
have BE- announced as candidates Tor
that oil p.
Christian Liberoli,y Jonathan Little.
Esq. has recently given s! 800 10 endnw
Scholarship ~ tbe rheological Semina-
~ IN Pr. Edward connty, Virginia, IL be-
known forever by III" nam. of LiHie's Scbo
IarShip. An o,dri FOR The amount On one
of the most Respectable houses (sass the
Family Visitor, IN NJ York has been
cci,ed and the mnnet u 10 bear interest
until paid So that the henr, olrni INTENT
ons of the donor, ~ once take effect, aud
the institution Immediately receives the
benefit.
The LalieS nr- rrqnestnd not TO read this.
" Her hnnd toteih hold on III, DisiaF-
The Wyoming Herald states that Miss NJ
nv Smiih, of P'tston. has repeated, spun,
1910 knots in daY. We do not hold our
selves co nprtont To appreciate me amount
Of this young IadS's work, hdt We presume
that il is much mor. than is generally per
formed. W have no objections tn fhosr
enie, ing Tho riegsncies of life, whose for
tunes warrant 1t !; but The interests of the
country are more prompted IVY the l20
knots ofthrr" a spun by Miss Smith, than
al the street yarn that has been spun these
three years. u. y G"1ohe.
LErsnrRG, Sept. Eve have been We
~ ohligingly layoured with the. following
extract from letter received hy genile-
, men Of this town, from bl, friend In the
District of Colombia:
a. W. -. - f,.,t,
| unq1cs,inna.lc authority, That an agent
! from llai,1d has arrived, f lily authorized
To take two thirds of the chesapeake and
Ollio canal stock, If the reminder is ensnr-
ed 10 be subeCribcdp
The above intelligence viii certainly be
,,eemrrl important; and, from the source
whence ii is derived, We believe it tn BIZ
entitled To entire credit GIN. Lab.
CLtnpnesS Of newspapers. We obser-
we'd = dav or two since, tsays the Winches-
ter Republican, on the tahl" of u lrlrnd.
Mr.. Wrbst.l's Bunker hill ofation, two
of Mr.. Everrit's, recently delivered, and
Mr. Snllsan's address 10 the bar Of Suffolk
--foni pamnhlrts, the selling pricr of " hch
~ 37t cents each. On the sam" table we
saw the National Journal containing ion
Stewards. defence. Curiosity led ns To-
make calculation Of the quantity of matter
in these several publications., when we as
reltained that the defence equafrd all the
others together. The price Of the journal
is 50 per annum, issued thrice Il week =
each prper, therefore, costs about 81 cents,
while lhr prize of the pamphlets collective
" IS 81 50,--shoning a difference in this
case, IN favor Of newspapers. al 10 10 one.
Virginia Fabrics. -Some very hand
some Virginia catpeiins is ad'rrlIscd f"l
sale at Baltimore. It's close imitation
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