The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
SOUTH CAROLINA.

II is said the House of RepresentaXr,
world pass thr resulntiun from the SeR,
IN reply tO.Mr. NIrt's letter and the CON,
municatIon tom Ohio But with some
notifications Of the language" Thcya.
objected 60 not so much for the suLyian,
rs Tor the form which by several persons
is deemed indecorous towards tn. general
government" The. resolution, i" denying
IN Congress thr power, under The con,tl
tn'loTt" adopt a.generaf system Of inte,nGS
improvement as a .nation"i m.ssure' hid
passed the Senate, 80 tol Que ceres-
pondent says, they would pfabahly be lD'
definitely postponed III the ii. Of Il
tEnquir,,
A Charleston paper states fltt Geaud
Lafayette's. visit is postp.ned tn the latte,
end of February or beginning OF Marct.
B,
A little breeze has, blown up alta Guy
IA. Capt. Chitty, an officer of tie Cebmi
bian government, cruizing of Carhagsna,
fen IN with the French brig of war q liz,
then bound 10 Martinique, and suspecag
her IT, be Il pirate, ordered the Capt IN un
board wtl.his papers. The captain IN e
sistinsIy and pusillanimeusly oheyrd-
his arrival at Martinique, aud a brig ofw
despatched To La Guayra, TO demand SD
tsfnctiun from the Colombian anlh0riIts.
They, it is said, refused upon the ground
that Capt Chilty had made a suGfieGs
apulogy, when he said to the Capt. Il tie
Ga2elle, " Nuw that see who YOU ae,
regret having subjected you To this igcor
senience." The captain Of the brig Lad
sailed, threatening To bring a fleet 10 en-
force the demand. They are following suit |
of our Commodore. fb.
We are happy 10 understand that the |
board at the Diversity Of Virginia will mt
exceed 500 Educafion mustthe ef Il
cheap the University will rapd!i1l
and overflow. There is no danger OF H.
" bile the University Of Trans, lraGia can
always command nrar 500 pupils-NhIs
all the Northern UniyertiIies are filed WIN
IL gr, alter nunber,n hat danger is there tI"
"n University will not command all nv
pupils Inch il can contain !? Undtr su'h
admirable auspices too AS il will eomatl's
With There is no danger of It's success
Why, then, should We nterpose any .jra'
ouslcs, or approximations from William ~
Mary Place il where you. Will, W"
alw'ys be "A subordinate institution. h""
smaller funds, smaller,iibrary, smaller 8p'
para'us, Sc. &o.-and w ilh higher boa'u'
II must always play in an inieriar orbh'
Le.t us then make friends of hoth, lnsl'""
Of enemies. The college viii assn 'l ~
University. instead of iniur"g IT. IL W."
make education hetierr-biiug II more =.
demand improve ,hoth observation-disclosures
improve. tht. ppuprai mind ~
The Savannah Republican SAYS, W'
that there is no,doubt Of Mr.. Nidts tltei
ton lover Mr.. Lyman to the Ii. OF Il III
place Of Mr.. Cobb. If the day bad of''
fair, -" Mr.. c. would have beaten his oH%
Dcnt three TO onr, NOTWITHSTANDING ','
fbrmed by the friends oil Va, JAW
son and Adams ="
THE SEASON.
We have been blessed by nneommop|
hne weather--Our climate j. rapidly oteo
ming much milder. The same lnlPfo"
ment of temperature took place ~ E"'ol
" hen the marshes were drained, Inc W.
cleared, and the bosom Of the earn, %,
open tn the rays of the sun. In h"f''"
some of the peai and peach trees ha'r wv,
n full bloom. pear tree has lnI' sr ",,s
fruit upon it. The fig bushes have !"n
figs upon them. friend 10 Nfagssr,
las sent the editor of the Charleston ~
ier "a full grown ripe Cherry, the 'fay
,rop on the same tree the present s'"'e "a
N Savannah, young peach, the sl"f ~,
lutmtg, has been produced I'M
ssaalne aud woodw inc are covered
caves. and ere.eat full blown honsrs