The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21

quebec on the 18th nit. 'rba ~ =
SONS OF tins extfaol binary vessel .,
Length 500 feet breadth co d.. NJ -
50 DO. internally, 81 externan, - p
"a tons tonnage 5g6g tons; ffon N M :
rail 10 keel so feet mailln1a.l n, 'a45a3
- 'eei fnaln yard 10 feet hoHzl.z. =
,ee' otptl al water When loaded = .. =
length OF iiller % feet and Il lnqbs, ~.
meter hemp cable II inches, loo a.. u
anu weight l20 e~t. chain cabl. -
thoms, links IL inches long, ine6.s II.
oi inch bar iron; cargo ON Loa,a ~
launched, 1000 tons--ilmbrr co. IN
1900 To 600 tons 50 llmes round H. : M.
stan make mile tunes round ~ ~
SCI make mile 8 times the sn,r..= ~.
deek equal TO one acre 500 IONS ~
10 oaiid her IL TONS oakum#. -
lron-ls 10 feet wider aud } fr.t :.
than the Columbus. ~
Il neW case probably. IN his eoU.t...
the March Term, 1923. of IN. n At
Court IN Phllade'phia, George Tyson rs
indicted and found guilty III 6lnaIansIl,, a1a
Ken rom Mary Stewart, bunk r5sgI
Sl022 50. Motions were madp +. -. -
the Judgment aud grant a new trl,l ~
Court declined giving an opinion unit -.
present term. Ga Saturday VI
Court, consisting of the Mayor and II.
der refused To grant tie rule f9r -.
TRIAL Or arrest the Judgment IT.. D
soner was sentenced To restor,. tl,,. ~.
~ stolen, pay the Gusts OF prosecution e.
be imprisoned III the State Prison ~ -
labor, Tor three Years, aud fed and elo,F.d
as the law directs.
Il Curiosity The following fs,,s H.,
Nantucket Enquirer IS capt II = -, ~.
missory note. Ii is literal tr,,,.f,,,.
rom the orl6Inal-not one word Of VIM,
Except the signature, which We fofbear =,
expose, IS spelled correctly" NAsrrct-
1T fehoray l4th 1900 y l.-Fore N5ll4v
Reserved Eye PROMISE To o pa,e n :
Tommass Cotiisue lunar orr 10 q nv.
Orrdere One ddmeud thee sommr IT
Ihyrile Dolers ande Thyriie Sants one or,
baior thee Thyrtie dave of Fcbn,ay Inn
x wlthe Lawful intrl5st unlie paJe az1
witness mye hande."
The .!ti'caa Coiony-If this Colosv
shall prosper, us It probably will though :,
IS too distant to have much effect in fete.
chg thr number of the free cooufed ~.
pulatlon in the United States, which W..
the original design of II, il may have 4 hap
Ply effect on the neiahborius nations ur
tribes IN that quarter of the world, and l,.
come highly valuable to us Oh account - 1
the commerce which it will afford. Cot
fee, cotton and cotton and rec x. h.fs
as natives, aud may be cultivated - apy
extent. With these rich staples for "a
port, and soil capable III p odueins abul-
dant supplies of grain, what mighty resais
may be hoped for, WHEN this colouy OF IL
Ylllzed blacks shall acquire the power 10
command the respect Of the adjacent luAa
bltants, forbid the slave trade aud enter H.
10 treaties with the European and Amer
can nations2 AL these things may haP-
pen IN less than fifty years and possibly Z.
an earlier period aud the hope Of spread
Ing light through this dark land, Should
make us Jealous for the success of the PROF.
ject, notwithstanding IL may not materially
affect the design for which the colon, was
established. The present colonsts arc
healthy, and appear To be prosperoas-aai
will be Joined by others as fast perhaps, as
the general good will admit oil A yesyl
rapid accession of population Cannot be O
therwlse than injurious, as destructive Il
those fruits winch experience has reared
for the safety of persons and property,
l.hiie3's Reg
Lameutaue erent for The Tug.-fsr
celebrated Horse Nrgnian, died ie" days
since, at his stand in Brunswick county.
Va. where he has, AS We ARE informed Soae
to upwards Of 100 mares. The loss sis
tanned by the owners Says the Narrentnt
Reporter is very considerable and that II
the racing community, almost mcalculahlr,
Virgnian was the sire of Lafayette, WI
liam Lafayette and several other oi the
promising year old colts, now on the tai.
the former the property of Capt. James J
Harrison, il is thought stands nnrlvailed-
aud his produce generally, it Is believes.
will prove themselves excellent racers.
4 Tall GE.hILE.U.}N.
A writer IN the Philadelphia u. ). Ga
zette, says th1t Mr.. Magee, feet iocbt:
high, from The county Of Tyrone, ireland.
has arrived, III the ship Conestoga, al
Philadelphia.
Literary Notice In the press, and W
shortly be published by the booksellers .
Nsn York The difficulties Of kafdtLig-
by Geo Stanley Fabtr, b. y. Rector d
Long .Atwton." The work Is dedle,-
ted to the Rev. Thomas burgess, d. Z
Bishop of ST. Davis, the subject @.
which vas proposed by himself, and 10
which the premium WAS adiudotd BY TIE
Diocesan Church Union Society.
A large rattle snake was some time 7infe
presented To the Alexandria Museum. is
fasourite food it is well known IS the ~
A number of these animals quite yohn6'
were one day put in the cage to tbs SNAKE
all of which he devoured but one. Though
others were frequently given 10 the saane'
be always spared this one-nntll coia H'a'
Their set in, when they both became dor.
mant, and were thus slowed away III
close cellar for the winter. Do the ft'u'
Of warm weather they were taken OIL o'
the cellar and on being exposed, were SOW,
resuscitated--and tatir familiarity fehe"s@
Nithnnt any Abate,npnf This was the Cast