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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-18
FOR THE vIRsINIAS.
THE TRAVELLER FROM THE WEST
LEYHER 2.

FRASkLfN, April 20, 1928.
! You enquire into The State of education
in Virglna--l have only travelled through
a few counties, near the Blue RIDE, and
am therefore not able to afford You macn
Information IN that subject. But, my
dear W&***@, from observations which !
%havc made, ! can venture II tell you that
tins section of country Is not without It's IL
leriry characters: but they are few in nnm
her compared with those who do nOt know
A fro II Il. fhnse, whose education fits
them for the highest Offices, are generally
professional characters, aud have acquired
their education IN semlnarles, which are FAR
distant from these mountains. From
what have seen myself, and from Inlnr
| nation ! have received from others, am
| induced to believe that the common sys-
! TEN of education IN some OF the counties, IA
/ misprably drieCtIve.--lt would be as dill
cult 10 !ind College or an Academy, rs II
would be tu iad sugar cane IN Nova Xrm-
! bla. The custom III some places rs, for H
neighborhond To JON and buld log school
! house In sumo central siinatlun--a srtool.
master procured, commonly for a year,-
sometimes for six or throp months with
! whom they agree 10 teach their children
/ for a certain price ahead Ths afford, o.
some an opportunity OF acquiring an cdu-
cation entllcIent lds 1t - termed herr) 10 do
tbei. own business. Yet, It's to be lamen
ted, thtt her, as in many other places IN
the United States, persons are To be found
pefvcrse enough to bring up their children,
without giving them an opportunity Of ac-
! curing even the lr5t rudiments Of learning,
aod that 10 compulsory measures can be
/ had against taem-
While travelling among this beUcvolenl
and hosplldhie people, ! have met with ma
ny men, whose mentI powers seemed 10
b. Of the highest order, who, TO- want of
an education, were not capable of reading
a verse in the New Testament. Or para.
graph in a newspaper. ManS'arC not It
bic to Distinguish a receipr1rom peace
warrant thousands are under the necess-
~ of apply INK to some Deghbor 10 settIr
their acconpts for them, and 10 read their
letters or other papers, & there have been
cases nf acting c0nstdbles, who could mol
write their own names, or distinguish the
difference between warrant aud an exc
rntioD TJIs may seem strange t" you,
DIV dear lVHNT'zi, BUTT is not more strange
/ than true.-You wllask, why thfre are 80
many iIIiterate characters IL these counties,
when there are what is termed old field
schools in every vicinity and OF COURSE the
means of agqIntlnS small portion OF
g.. learning. within the reach of almost every
individual Don't mistake me, sir, 1 mr.
yer said there were schools IN every neigh
! horho0d-na the contrary, there are large
/ sections of country, where there has not
i been school 10 ten years--Fron Iniofmd-
/ lion derived from the most authentic
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JOHN Wills, Clerk.

IN PURSUANCE OF the above decree. 4
undersigned Marshal, of the said cnnri, viii
on Tuesday tue 10Th day Of August next. pro.
coed To srll, by way of public auction, to Il e
highest bidder, Oh the premises, upon a credit
Of enc n,d tWo yenrs, a Tract Of land in TIE
proceedings mentioned, lying in tho county
ot Amhersi. on the waters Of james Eitfr,
commonly called lrent's ferry mud contuiu-
ing by survey one hundred aud twelve afrce.
Also IN pursuance oi the same decrpr, shall
expose 60 SALE upon the same terms, on the
premises, on Friday the 10Th day Of Az
gusi, the tfact OF land in the proceedings also
mentioned, tying in The county OF Nelson, on
the head waters of Fuckers Run. aud coz.
tanning by survey eighty four neres. Bond
with good security with viii be required in
both eases of The purchaser or purchasers, and
the title retained ASA further security for the
paymont OF the purchase money. Should
| her Of the above mentioned days prove II
fair, be.saie will lake place on The next f.
day thereafter.
June ~, 4n9t
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Summary.

SUMMARY.
C,corcit-Tae Greek Mdi4n8.- Gentle
r,sn VINO have arrived at Augusta Geo
afsr having visited the Greek Nation, say
,b,t the Indians are perfectly friendly in
,h.ir dispnsition towards the whites
T5ay manifest, il is said, nothing like "A
b,stl, spirit Its rumprel dat Col. Crow
I'll 1.-THE Indian Agent has been suspend
sl by Ma Andrews. We suppose. how
.,er' by a letter from Mai A. to Col. C..
il which he compliments him very highly,
il is not from any belief Of his guilt of the
charges made against him by Gov. frnup s.,
hut only as a mltter of course while an 10
vesti.aiion is making Into their truth. Col.
L. meets the charges With IA bold defiance,
aud court. asy evidence which Gov Tronp
con bring forward to substantive them
In compliance with reqpi5illon of Gen.
Gaines the Governor Of Genrgii has or
sferpd thu volunteer companies attached To
rbe Sd. 4th, 5th, 9th and 9TH divisions,
,, hold themselves in readiness to march
at a moments wal Mug, completely armed
aud equipped.
Bank Dip;dcnds. The Bank of Virai-
MA has declared dividend of per cent
and the Farmers Baak dividend of =
per cent. on the capital stock for the last
six months. The Bunk of the u. States
. 80 IL ,c " .'e',' .''dJ'a ot -
y ~ W -" J''' o'uI" WV
1919, t'''''' ~ ,'' c"n-
900.
.htrt Congress. VIM. White has
been elected = delegate t" the next Com
T. 81 V4;,. 49,, ~ ' Pc a. ~ ',' ,o
r.a ill.,, ,''''' ,i,r,,', ' 100
9f.;o., ,,,,,,t,a,,, ,cba po,a.1,.,..
,,,l;'ra.' .a,.,', -. 49,, ra,,,l..,,,,''
r,',s rocn;,ol r,,,,, no'. of,h,,ca
"1'a' p'de' "lS II "''' ''''' - 'o'. CO.
manufactured bya native ofthat country.
Che work isall African IN It's fabrication, hui
The eecing Gogeihyy was probably done by
me em,grlots. 1t is sid to BIZ very ingc-
mons but exhibits the ignorance Of the ma
tyes in labor-savins machinery. such as
spinning wheels, lou,6s, Sc. They will
derive great Advantages from the emf
glnts, in this respect
Literature Of The Colombian Republic -
The Repobhc of Colombia, containing
mlllions Of inhabitants. publishes 10 news
papers /; has formed 40 schools on the plan
ofBell aud Lancaster, during the last year
has cstablishc ten Colleges ard three Uni
versities, where every branch of know
hdse except political economy aud the
mechanic arts, Is fought, and the library OF
B1gofa (hr c1pltal) consists oi $4,000 vo-
Times. such IS the Influence ct a free and
enlightened system OF government. Con
1ast tnese t"cts Wfo=th SITUATION OF CO.
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Mars hai's sale.

NlRGlNlA. Ala superior court 1T
ChHueefy, holden nj The town ol iyneI-
burg the 18Th day ii May, 1870
Willis II. Wills, Callet Wdls, John Wills,
Laurence wills, Joseph Z. Hggiohotban
md Lucy bls VIE iptnss Martin and he-
beeen his vile, Dabory I rhilipsnud Nan.
y his vile sud Nancy TILL, Pts.
Against
Judith Thompson, Def.
lhs cause came on this day 10 be henrd
by consent oil the parties, by their counsel,
On The bill, answer and exhibits, aud wHsHr
gucd by counsel On consideration whereof
Wshby like conscnl, the court doth adjudgt
order and decree that the Marshal oi lhis
court do, alter hRYJng advertised the time
mud place Of sale ioSame newspaper printed
in The town hf Lyuehburg, for l9nr Weffs
sureessiyely, proceed 10 sell, by WY Of pub.
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder upon tho
premises, the tract Of laI1.lp The bill mentiou-
rrl, chilled Ir.sii's .feily fihht, Wing IN the
county Of Amherst, o+sa credit ot one md Tvs
cars, taking from The purchaser 81 pnreha-
ters thereof, boud with good security aud re.
tanning, The tltlGas u inrhfr security for lilo
payment Of thfhurehsst money aud by fke
consent, the court doth further nfjudCe, or.
der mud decree that the Marshal do also, hay.
ing IN like manner adverlisea the liue and
pf'-s ~ sale, proceed to seti by Wy OF pub.
lie auction, fa the higheA. bidder, upon the
premise j b~lrartoi~fSi'Pin The sbiII also
.nrnfionGd nrg In the county of Nelson, on
alike credit oftWo years taking from. tia par
chaser or purchasers thereof like bond and So
curlfy ana retaining the title as Il further Sc
curity for the payment Of the purchase mo-
ney aud the court doth further order dat
The Marshal report his proceedings TO the
court in order to Gnol decree.
a Copy--Teste
JOHN WILLS, Clerk
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urnn s8eh lerms-ioieed ihtJ shall not -
thai they had rather see them dir Pz'or
short sighted moft,ls are fhesr, who, ilro'
au II grounded preiedcr, bar their offspring
forever. tom every blessing. ~ hieh an ed
nct3lba ~ 8nii snafd tiIeln. Tho4r Hhp
sres'ppnsers 81 thu mod or clnrntng the
orphans and puoI, appear to IL almost -
much welded 60 thrir deep rooted prriu-
d'res rs - Lapliadrr IS Il the lsni ii his
AFFINITY, VI, the nrr some Who eou-
plain ri thr eonmssioners, aud accuse them
IT neg lgcuce, IN NJ using thor hrsi ru-
drmanrs II overcome thnsr p-riadirr-,
aud nltrtng tie pfi nary srhoalsin pro
per llsht, belurc thnsr who are interested,
aud " lzrhgryrrth,les4. da not understand
them by he teor, thu lhes afc negl he
ted, n~ Dr.. Donhty says, il may not hr
true for the present, will mol trouble ynu
with the expression Of ny opinion ou
vii ask Why public hoods ne not estab-
ll-hrd ~ each county i can ouly answer,
because IMMUNITY Of The PROM, are 9ppr-
ecd In them. Were our of lhrlf fcpteB, ~
totlyes To- Fotr ~ fvor Of such meas9rc,
IN apprehensine, my dear WsF"ss, he
would urtrr aEAtn lac rhrtrd. You viii
understand, am only writing euucet ming
l-AAscndniirs through which have tro-
Yelled. In other counties, nm told, II -
quite otherwise aud hpp" II Is otherwise
~ every other county IN Virginia. To a
trh phil,nthropiBt h,c Ynoself NY dear
N1Ns'", this apathy must he -ouree Of
continual sorrow. When ! brhuld the me-
slrrt ot the dllereot branches of useful
lcafnlnE II call, IL my mind, The negic,
ul my own education in the days II my
hn>ho II. scn4lhly feel the want of learn.
ing now---lt ills We with the deepest emo
tna II siups my rambling pm. Fare
wrll, my doaf WF'A'*. May you always
be happy
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WAsnINoroN, July l8.-The Navel
Coofl Nnrlnl yesterday iaished the cxb-
minalon OF Witnesses IN regard 10 The Fox
ardo affair, and adjonrucd at ~ early horn
~ give nn opportunity 10 The Judge hdYo-
cate 10 collect aud arrange tie doeumenta-
~ testimony, relating 10 The charge. IT,
Palnst Com. Porter, on that ground TIE
Other charge, of Decentralization and pnef-
hcerlikr conduct, has not yel been toHelled
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-, t.,,eye the great George Wyihe WHO
y mated in framing this instrument, and
p la, declared that il is defective, or the
,s,..i.o.of a Younger age, who declare that
Ut, VIII they be guided in this matter
1sFsrson, a Wythe and Madison; or
a.,;,min Watkins leigh " We pause
grarepy. e1
r.,es,qn of ls2J. - The last Richmond
contain an elaborate and eloquent ar
- hearing this signature, in reply to Mason
- It completely reiaes all the a7sump-
'..asoT tue latter, aud proves TO every unpre-
- mind that Convention IS bofh cxpe-
and necessary. It's great length prevent,
s..srfins it, II is noW universally conce.
,.1,b,t Mr.. 3. ". Leigh IS the author Of Ma
.oJ Mr. c. /. Mercer of " 4 Freeman"
r., latter gentleman has been dragged iuto
=. contest by the incorporate assault OF the
-, not only upon his public bat his pri-
oninions They had been previously
,aoec,ed together by the closest ties OF
f;aalehip and Mr.. Mercer says that he has
tam at ieasth reluctantly compelled BY Mr..
80 course 10 suspend all further inter
.ar.e with him Tue personal part of the
.#z,,of Mr.. Mercer abounds with tho most
min sarcasm, and with some plain truths
.,licb if we mistake not, :" will hold Mr..
Leigh uneasy
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ron rur pInGINIAN.
10 he Public, and especially II the People
oL CnnlpL.M loAnLiu.

ron rHr y1RGINtAS.
To he Pabiir, and especially II the Pcogie
V' CanlpbH County.
Your attention has been frequently d-
rvcled to The manifest nprnvemcnt which
ought to he mad. in.eome Of the roads nf
lhls county. This IL subject IN which
we are all interested IN which al onght
To n1itr rs one man, aud accomplish that
which can and should br done. There are
two roads n least, which ought To be made
sralglI aud good, about the propliriy OF
winch, believe there ~ no difference ui
opinion. The 0ne leading from Lynch-
burg o. by CdmPbrll Goat-hou,e the -
Their from the turnpike nj NJ. Po"cfs to
Wards Bridge both 10 be- Strengthened
'd throwo op III Turnpike form, lhc hills
dug down aud pat in The valleys, $c. Nc
The STRENGTHENING ofthr first Of these ioads
would sase Drar t"o nilcs- of distance ---
and instead pl It's being upwards Of twelve
miles as It IL now, difficult, ctpeuitous, rug
ged and hilly, it would he nearer ten, md
thai ten may he made u tolcrahly good aud
pheasant road II has hrcn examined by
an order Of Campbell Court aud Ihe report
made out ia favorable, declaring 1t entirely
! elrgihlc.
The advantages Of making this Improve.
mebt on tbs road would extend Inr Afyund
the limits Of this county. The people Of
II lay, cnallolte, Prince Edward, Put
sylsanA, &c. &c. are interested IN this
road. At more lrasnrr moment | VIII
show the eXprdlency and Importance of
H. The main objection heretofore has
been the expense thai may bn obtlltcd.
The mode IS objectionable, hui since
4 T..
u. Other states aud even ather parts Of
our own slt1c ARE making road, bridsrs,
t,nnpl<rs and canals, aud becoming gtrat
aud rich from fluids raised by L0ticritS !,
and why should not we? II Is tone that
the people IN the" Old Dominion" Ind o..
prned Their ryrs--llon lug will they rc-
m II cthafgc and Indifferent t. th.lr IN
terrst p rhr spirit Of impro, emrpi IS has
tenlog with raWd strides aver other parts
of our land, awitkenlng haSzeal which has
80 long slept, aud pdiollog Out the public
interest and welfare, whist our arms aie
folded IN llslrss repose. See where IL has
directed lis steps already, how blrst ~
wealth aud prosperity A1d ny for ~, ala, !
alas you all do know foil velour putcf-
~ 4, weakness. This state OF things must
not be. Whilst we are -quarrrling about
the e" consention,o we might improve our
country and make II glorlous and happy.
Petition viii be presented IL the next
assembly Of Virginia, praying Tor an act
! authorizing aud establishing these two
roads by lottery, or either OF ihrm.-Br-
! tween 30 aud 10 thousand dollars would
enable ns IN accomplish both.
! All persons who are disposed to lend THEN
aid and support to this ohjrct II is hoped
will lon ia, and sign the petition Which
will be presented 10 the people nj Camp
bell Sept and Nov. ourts mkt.
AGHICObA.
p. s. Ifihere beTcmonsiraocc ar light in
reserve for the subject Of these roads, we
would be glad to see either or both, ms
soon rs they can come forth.
Jnly I2tb Ig1G
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THE JACOBIrE BARBER

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DOG STAR AND nOG.DAYS.

Ihe ancient Egyptians, IN their uhserva-
tons On the stars, had noticed that when a
certain star of considerable magnitude first
appeared above the horizon in the morn
Ing Just before dawn, the otrrloUiG Of the
Nile Immediately followed. Before warn
"a by THIS precursor, they retired 10 the
highlands to escape the inundalinn, carry.
ing with ihem tnlngs necessary for their re-
treat. ~ ths star performed for them the
service Of the house dog, by warning them
al approaching danger, they called II the
dog star, and surprising that this star was
The cause Of the extraordinary neat, which
usually fall o9t ii that season, they gave
the name Of dog day. ~ 6 Or g weeks of
the hottest part of the summer. They as
crlbrd IN extra"rdinary influence to this
s'ar, paid IL It divine h0nuHrs. aud from its
Colour formed prognosiics, what the season
would he. The Greeks Il Romans also held
the opinion that the do star was the Cause
OF the suitry heat, usually felt about this
time.
It's influence was esteemed SO great by
the Romans, that they sacrificed brown
loS every year 70 appeasr its rage.
All these nutiuns OF the aHcirnts, and all
similar opinions, that prevail at the present
time, on this subject are mere idle fancips
Thu dog star has no more influence ia pre-.
ducing heat or suItriness, than any other
star that decks the sky, and the days usu-
ally denominated dog days, might with a.
much proprety be said to begin on the
2olh or 18th of July, as on the 25th. The
atmosphere suffers no greater change ON
the 24;h aud 25th Of July, nor ON the 9th
and 9th of September, than ii does on 9th
er days preceding, aud subsequent to those
days. If the term dog days has any APP
Prepriaie Specification, it is because the
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stpelnt 10 p'aeoee uP"" 'ae s'PcFseuP"S
! "Too4 'ip 'boo'a"S' q ,H'" WHO ere
''A'.s |" ',,t loo h'a'ea acSpoi'sa o' "
any PuN"'nl'nons' anu 'rn'' monarch
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n'" away with thu most mnhcu'ons YeIo-
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fFron ~ L9ctporf obUrra'ery J
III IslE AF rllt NkN.

from ~ Eockpor' ohrrra'efyl
III tslg Of rtfS NlhN.
There j. \ iage nnd distant isi-,
Rnghi bloamiag - file southern '"a,
.vhrrs pstite yeear, bfr lively smtc
Vince hsAtts ar iraG4 6eraid of BHhe,
Uapfaelisea iu ilseePfian'' vile
Crimrles as iuigncs.
There al the hind eihrritl powers.
n III eiaisesi offerings bring,
Tbsrs eaildes. pleasure resrs fet hnUcrs5
Tnefe 1--we a'gd 10y lead GA III hours,
There smiliag friend hip Size IS hsf ll'"ers.
In one perpetual sFtias
Fa~e viri-e's hres ansnllici glaag
Aud heas'iclt every PRAYER,
7 ,le gg.l aad prHa7y aud Voc.
'fhu thousand iils lat wotliirfss know,
which from tt.onisslge- cr efi#sfs COW,
Arr uninagluei lhore.
Touasa whore dps-'is tl6s fnultless land.
Whai rre1cn cav II huih'
So blessed tv natuges partial hnud,
yndovel aith hrafls So pure fHl hHud,
'1is Fneairn's lone AM lovely land.
The iasi + sian SPOT q" Garth.
JULIET.
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DONLE sTLC.

WhsutNGro~. August 10.
We This day lay before our readers thc
finding and sentence Of The C0urt Marital
before whom Commodore PoRTIR Ia,
been rried from which II will be seen that
I've has been found guilty On both the char
grs aud Is sentenced 10 be suspended Tor
Fix months.
For the purpose Of giving fuirr view
uf the matter, and oi enabling oGr rad "rS
the beilcr To under.taad H. He publish, aiho,
the Proceeding of tue CONT, (Which have
not before been made pnh.lr,j daras the
tat days oflt5 sitting, "Biir ~ drhhrratipn
of the evidence aud defence together
with 4 copy Of the charges aud speclfca-
lioos.
We Understand that the whole of the
Procerdiug5 Of Tire Court Martial & Court
orlnqary, in relation % Commodore Ftf-
ter, will be- published without delay, by d.
rcctiou Of the Executive. We are gran1'
cd IL learn this course hls been dettrm!n-
ed upon, as Il vii lay before the public
VIII, Ne are confident, will expect Il, Il cor
reel statement Of the Cast, winch, oWlHS
10 The absence Of accurate information, aud
numerous misrepresentation, has been, hi.
thrlto, much mlsroncclqed by many who
were dcsirous Of being correctly Informed
upon the snhlect. Nh. Jour.
Ne understand that tie Proceedings of
the Court Martial in relation to Lieutenant
NnrIOCk aud Lieutenant IyHTER, have
been approved. Lieutenant Whniock,
we learn, IS sentenced 10 SUSPENSION for
two yrare, without pay or Condiments /;
aud Lieutenant Hunter "a acquitted.
Thc French Ma, al Once, who cane up
20 the city yesterday, from the French
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-aia spnn yer country you tafs. re
doubt, largolten The crimes With witch your
rebel village Is stained and which are the
cause IF the drought which n9w aillicts M.
ferlaiate Spain. Il i. IL sain that yon ask
for Hatcr--st present II Is impossible for
ne - eb'se you. Except rain, ak any
thing else You wish from
Your ever allerfiorate.
(Sieaed) "1HE ETEREAL FATHER"
rms miracle was Of public nutoriety, and
made considerable morse, not ooiy N Au-
dalnsta bat al ostr Spain. Even al pres
cot should any cue be lnpradcnt enough
To cypress AIRY doubt Oft before tn brave
inhabitants Of LIS Cabezis DE San JUAN,
lr would ron considerable RISK OF broken
baaes + not loss Of lilr.