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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1825-03-10

The late Dr. Dodd, who was executed for for.
gerry, as he was stepping into his mourning coach
which conveyed him to the scatfold, was asked
bv woman who had imbibed the notions of the
Free Thinkers-s' Now where, where is the
Lord thu Godl" He, in reply told her to go
home, and turn to seventh chapter of Micah, 9Th,
9th, and 10th verses. She did so, and afterwards
went and hung herself. The following are the
verses referred to:-" Rejoice not against me, O
mine enemy; when fall.I shall arise; when I
sit in darkness the Lord shall be light unto me
/ will bear the Indignation of the Lord because
have sinned against him, until he plead my
cause, and execute Judgment for me: he will
bring me forth to the light, and shall behold
his righteousness. Then she that is mine enemy
shall see it, and shame shall cover her which said
unto me, where is the Lord thy Godf Mine eyes
shall bclrold her: now shall she be trodden down
as the mire of the Streets
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1825-03-10

A traveller having put up at country
tavern, where number ofncighbouring far
mers had collected, and hearing them tell
several tough stories" about their cattle
sheep, &C. begged leave to Offer short story.
A neil hbour Of his having sickly sheep
turned it out to pasture with perfect indiffer-
ence brought him in at the fall, fed him at
tentivcly for a while-"and how much talow
do you think the sheep hads" Ten pounds"
SAYS one; fourteen" aysanother; "twenty,"
says third--till they all became impatient
to know the weight of the tallow in the ex-
traordinary sheep; when one asked, how
much tallow did he have!" :" don't KNOW"
replied the stranger, but Iguess NOT much.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
4 DREADFUL SITUATE N.

Much sensihiliiy il expressed as to the
Distressing aud miserable situation in which
,bp Governor Of Kentucky is placed by
rbr conduct of his son. lie is committed
+, prison, aud under violrat presu'nptl"ns,
,er,sr,i of MURDER in the first degree.
q, hacking at the constitution of kentuc
k,. we find that the Governor of that state
!. entrusted with the sole power, "to grant
,rnri,yes and pard"ns except in cases of
ipprachment." How deplorahle will he
s ,br situation of the father, if the Governor
. =. he called upon to sign D. death war
,,ot ofhi, sou. Without the public, pow,
,fh and pressing e"n-,drrat'ons "h, d
nIared IN nearly the same trying aud heart
,rndms situation. He cannot "ow resign
s '"s to resign would BE- to prcjud.e IN.
sons guilt, by pre.""i"s his eon'icfioo,
WHICH Is the anIy thing which can compel
Ut, ac, npon the case. His situation is
do. ID heart reading and IN, st piiiabIe.
fPhaad. Press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04

We shall not expose the nanss. of thoss
who we're daped by this cnnt-mptible vi
l~n; but we heartily rejoice thai some nf
them at least We're taken in by him aud
where he borrowed Gny dollars, W. Roget
extremely that II lad NIL hcrn fire hun
drtd or Are thousand; for II he iiad h.en Il
worthy mechanic, or "A ,ifluouS phlla,o
phtr or patriot or any ether meriiofioas
character, pressed by the hand or nisfor
tune, and sinking under adversely, ~ would
not have obtained credit for cent But
MA mock title nt nobility, supported by that
impudenee, which Is the never falling nj
tribute Of qnackery and rsscaIity, procured
him cordial reception, and u ready AL
vance Of the needfid rhs is thu samr
character, that passed himself Of at Wi,
mins'on, Philadelphia, and other placess
recently, ~ Lieutenant .nearS,of tn. Bn
fish navy, and was imprisoned in Philad,l
pha, in September last ON charge of
forgery I.hbdny Democrat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
HeB, the Tennessee Statesman.
JtORilID MURDER.

5Srer,,,ated case If murder occurred IN
hi. count, Washington on Saturday last
nm t,tE,n Creek; about twenty miles south
nf,bi. Mace. THE name of the man killed
~, Higgins. that vi the murderer DAVID
G,,,r Who, for perhaps the Let twenty
,sars has lived secluded from society, neat
he top of the Bald Mount,in, 81 or 81
mile, south of thi. place. Higgins, at thu
fine nf th, murder Was under ARE 81, Atfen
I'D by WIN. s. Erwin, constahie, and =
Mr. Cuuprr, who we're conducting MN l."
aidstiee of the peace Tor tf'i. The cause
of Ihe quarrel WAS some trivial matter, the
particulars vt Witch it is unh, erssary I" r
itc. Greer had shot from place OF cQn
e,,lnrnt near the road. II Higgins, and
MISSED his aim after " hich H. got head
Of the marty unpprc.ivrd, and waite IN II
waste house ON the road, until they came
up, when he shai Higgins dead on the spot
The highest credit - d"r Ia MIR. Ef"in Tor
rlr nrepidily displayed by lin IN arrest
Ing the mu tL,rer.
Upon seeing his prisoner fall, he imme-
d ,;ely burst open the dnor of the house
nhrle Greer had concealed himself and
ATTEMPTED 10 arrest him a 'loIent scut
rp HnSilru, tnt fltl INV SlN''h - - -
dring hun a fearful enemy. Besides hts
rifle, he had armed himself with au axe,
and after fighting for some tine with the
f,rner whrh from thr inWness OF the J"Ists
could not be used Ia advantage, hc then
struyr to get hold of his other weapon =
In this attempt, Erwin, with small cua
gI twice knoek,d him t" his knees; yea
,,ip apurrhen-iv.. that his purpose might
not be effected, he directed Cooper I"
.bont him. Copper fred aud wounded
him in the hand, wren he Submitted, and
va, secured. Notwithstanding the hurry
scout sion Ola scene =" appalling Erwin 5
,r.oln,nn, aud self eommand appear not Ia
haze for nonen, fnsakrn him. on The
next day the murderer was sdei> lodged
IN the Ill Al Jenrah"r"ush' snert !" a"a All
hus4s1A. Ii has been thoneht Tor man.
Year. MAST thai M. was the subject Of II
slight mental drfaf gnent.
Ioneskgrottrh, Dee. 8, 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
Family Groceries, very chenp.

plilIE subscriber having determined To de,
- clue the grocery business, vii ,tll his
stock ~ on hnnd, q, very Reduced ptiees
! lie articles nre chiefly ~ the very best gus
lits, aud " br sold ioWet 'lnn ihnse ~ tho
same qnnlny can be purchased IN this place.
They co.'s I of hesi Brown mud ioni Sugar.
C6n,c, 1rn, Mola.ses, old Spirit. III v"rlon.
kiuly, MndchA Grizzly Naicira, Me'ern and
Champaign Wines. Cheese, Chewing 1obao.
CO Of The b. st qnalily, mustard, hice, Vinegar,
Newark bottled cider. Jnneisons crncters,
Stone Ware, empty bottles, Gs. &c. The
stock remaining On Saturday the 22nd inst
will on Tia, day br add ~ hu,fion.
lie also wishes 10 rem, out the lower part
of ihe tenement he iioa occupies until Che IL,
December, ! 500 JOiiN " 6DHDUN.
y :. hnse az consignment,
30 bbIs prime Cheese
. bids y l.. Rum
10 boxes 1unpcnline Sqap.
J NJ. q
-,nnnry i q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04

NEW YoRk, Dec. e4.-At late hour
this morning the ship Baltic, capt. Bunker,
arrived from Liverpool. l1y Iii. arrival
tile editors of the Commercial Advertiser
have received bivcspnol papers of lhe 9th
of November, and In London To- lin. Ath. =
We have received Mr.. Faunlcros's trial
IN his defence he rudeaNonrtd to extennatc
IN" crime, by solemnly protesting that the
monies he hid frandnlently received, had
every shilling been appropriated to Sustain
the totterlng coucero of hich he was a
partner. The Judge in charging tho Jury
MAS so much affected ~ almost 10 prevent
uttcranep.
The London editors are not little pun
zltd At the contradictory character of The
Peruvian news. No wonder
The papers are very barren of interest
all the accounts from Greece, and most of
the continental news, having bcen antici
patrd.
The fate Of Greece 81 ns to he consider
ed as nearly decided ; and an article from
TX, Danube aflirms that" great power has
expressed itself IN Tia, ir' favor in such Il
manner that important esents may be ex-
pectrd in the spring"
Mr.. Fauntlrroy WA. sentenced 10 death
on Tuesday the I'd of November, after an
unsuccessful application had been made for
AN arrest al judgment, on the ground that
the jury coisicted him OILY of 'utteilng' the
deed, which WAS charged AZ a. forgery in
the Indictment. He was not To be execut
cd until December.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
GNAEN EN.NE ENK.
Nessrs. UCCland SCGNCIA

Respectfully inform the ladies aud gentle
mrn Of iynchbnfg and It's vicinity, that
they viii,
On UI.D.NTSD.1I Eerning, Jdnndjy .,
At Mr.. Robert Mortlss' Tavern perform
~ nj number of the most fayofiie pie
ces aud songs on the Pedal llalp, Piano
and Chriofctt, rs follows:
PART |.
Celebrated AIR, The Nightingale ;'--pi-
tno ADD harp.
Celebrated Waltz, composed hy Stebelt !;
pian" and harp
Song" Hope told Gathering tale -
clarionrtt aud harp.
Quick Step, with variations ;--eiarl"neti
and harp. $3.50.
Bonspartr's GRsxD MARCH, aud the
r,lrhraird Scotch ali Raising the
Lark - piano fol'r.
PAR1' 9.
Crh bfaird rrrrth LA Pipe de Ta'iac, with
variations - harp.
The much admired Tyrolcst Waltz, With
variations harp and cldrionctt.
Variations on the Harp,
Sung" Love, my Mary, dwtlls with
the ;"-clarinin.tt.
70 conclude with Nailona Airs On the pi
ano and harp.
~ Dnors TO ortt At 7 O'Clock. Tick
cts nj 80 cents cacl,-thIdfen halt price
10 he had 1T Sir. Mutllss's bar,
Jutlary :.
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hasfeaed her's, but hy this iime the Hbole
huildnfg had Fallen In Mlien e s,ifk sense-
less IN The ground and died u, a lev hous
a some. hat sifhtlaf. Though INT 81 Ills.
tr.ssing event, occuIfed daring the 81 ioiIigs
nj Paris an flir marriage of thh Da ,phl,
Afterwards the unfortunate Louis NJ. n
the place, Louis w there we're ,rr, bull
hant IRE works prepared but hy sumo
aceidcnt, the scaliblduia trrcl"d laf Them
took fire. The rush If the rroWu aud. the
crashes Mrfesuclftlfat se,e rh per sonsssrre
tranp1ed ~ death under the horses feet
ami others were klllrd by the pressure
One man, manned Pierre Dubois, Who went
To the ainn.rlnrnts, Took With him u hulg
WnmAn IL whom lie WA the next day In hr
married. " h,u the disasters tif tile seat
Told caused every pers,n ii seek his safety
IN immediate hight Pierre aud his ms
trr-s FASTENED from the faya scene hriug
strong and athlrtir, hr WAS clmhea for
some time III prntert her from the pres.
cure but danger increased, aud she cx-
clalued, oh an falling | can 70 no
farther" !" Courage" cried the lover, " |
can sase thee still, II thou wilt get Upon
my shoulders" lie soon found that his
shoulder had received their burden ami
mated with new courage, lac forced his
wa! 10 place ofsalety, aud set down his
precious harden, rspretiug in The smile
that would greet him, nm ample RECON-
pence for all hla tolls. llalr intoxicated
with JOY at having rescued hIs brlHed, he
turned round To- receive her embrace
wlten.alas he found that il was different
person, who had taken advantage of his
rccomm, ndation, aud that Ills own Hen
ricua had been left 10 perish in the crowd
| Iaud,o Nun
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
Sot ice.

1--WE Subscribers, dr-irdus Of closing
iheir hh-ine.s, requea, TIM all persons
indebted TO them viii come forward and set
lie their accounts Immediately. All persons
AVng clnins aeninsl them are requested y,
present them for payment,
They will dispose oil hcir Stork NJ reduced
prices for cash. YOUNG q JONES.
IAnnnry D. fti2t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
A LIST OF LETTERS.
4annnry T.

| Reh,dning ~ The Post office at LYnchburg
on tat ala Ueecmbef, iTaii
.1-Thomas Ad.ock. i,,,rtof Atbissdn,
Richard Atkinson tc"rgr W. Anderson
B-Sdmni iIrapsfird. Ales. ljridg.l,t,i,
J Brruud, Th6ulhs \ Bmfdin 2, R,,h.rt
| Blanks, James Bnatrishi, JAS L. Bullock,
fnIdog Bradford. Miss Mary Ann B,idge-
hnd,. Archibald Boiling, senr., owen Drou-
son, Nm. Brumf, ii.
G-shrldon r. Church, Jardan Creasy
CLERK of Lynchhnrg, James ID. Goarh 2,
John Cdile, IteheSi Galeh, George cofeS
ilrns +. u. Childrss, Micaja ll 1ilrk,
| Captain Wmld, Cohh, uruhru INK, ". Al
Cooke, GEO Cochran, Johtls6n Iandlrr,
Allen Gaze, Mr.. Elizabeth Clark, Clefk
Chanrery tonr' @
d Jnnic- n Diugud, Henry r. Dublin,
Wm. Dandridgr, Aldnzo " Davis, Capt.
I.rni, Dawson Nelson e., Dawson John
Dnr4ni, jessie Davis. D,kis Il Nlsar.
Samuel u I'atirs, Miss Edi,ha Da,iea,
BeenrI r. DnyirB. Martin Dawson.
&c. 4, Edwards, WN. X. Edenf,dd
2, Rev. Abncr Early, Nimrod q Efwaads
F-B min. Farmer, StokIYf. fottrre Q,
Edward Fnuniio. Archer Faster, Mira.
Elisabeth nry.
Cd. Grrgor, John Garland John IT,
o podnin, JAS, X. Grirn. Miss - q y,
john Gulhr"y, Lewis II Grgsb, 4, ails5
R,eiine Griffith
H-Dr. Hector II rris Coed ?. Haliey
2. Brnnri lldIchi,,ot, James Hooper, JQo
liockaday.
VIM Johnson 2, Jrsscc Jonrs, Judith
Jroking. Charles l. Jordan, Captain n. J.
J6nctt, Hcrard T.. Johsson, Peer q. JoiI'-
err
k-Jamrs Kuigli', Mrs Mary Il. Kirby.
james V kuighL I'll kcnijer.
L-Dr. ". Il. Iynch, john Icp, scn-.,
Moses E;nugIorne, Lortirzo Lain Q. Rob
Lnnhy. Cd. George Enrd, Mas Jane Leo,
Henry Lail'ain 3:
.H--Joiln Mcneil, John Murrelis Zach.
arilh Mddrlnah, Balda Mcdaniel Jacob
Maiots, S4uit,' Millrr, Miss Eizabrt4, NJ
Bride, Mis- Mary e. Massie, ilarfir Nit
chell I, WIN. Morgan. Blanks MDody, Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller. Gideon Massir, Mrs. ~
san S sIas~ie.
.N-Richovsl Noticii.
p-John Pointer. G.. Pncci, Dabnry II.
Phillips, Camilla Price, Pleasant Parton,
Samuel P"ihd"xier, Captain y. " Porcr
p, fhos Pdilidexter,jl Z. kndd x Gree
X. Pollard ..
q -Thaddrus'C. Quick q
III din Itae9r, Wan Itdflfd. liv.
{. Roberts, William itidseway, \ ,ncy -
Raley,. Jatnrs Roberts, William. Roberts.
Srs. Sarah Ray, Warren Roberts
.S--,Brhjn. Snead, Matthew Ste, erjsbri 2,
John Sirai,on, Joseph Seay, Janirs =.
Stgtcns. IsIiam Scrugss, Sana. II Sdiii-
dtrs 2. Captain jos, Scott, Miealal, Stoiic,
Shyrf Of Campbell.
T-AlfrcJ Tate, Nt,in Talbot, Ischatd
TIinrnon, Grofgt 'foIIr, ArniisfiSd Trus-
luw >. Thopas rhirn,an, Oliver q. Tius=
y.patsry Thompson, Will Tonty, joseph
fiilley, David Thsley.
P-Mi-S May |. VrntIile.
F-l,oyalI Wat. Wa Watts, Minar
W,in, Elias Wills 8, Jas. e. wiiliox, Mrs.
May a. Wight. Ahspl'pg. Wiliiam,, Ed
mdhd Winston, Leroy Walt, .Elrsr::Ann
Wade, John Wilson. Ward y Atissnson.
Richard J Walden. John Wright
JOHN ID: MURhELL, p. y. :.
| Jaifoar) g. 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
CHRISTMAS ACCIDENT.

On Saturday. negro YOUTH ana ""''e
nne r,amrd Israel Hasklns, agreed To aInuse
Themselves With firing a CiiriStmns gun.
Ihey chrwed wad of paper and rags ,lio
hard knot Ia cause luud report. lhe
white one left the room IL get some hfe
run the ne'ghhars. Soon after, me ni''e
vent ont. rested the gun ON the fence, aud
hed lit ulf- Haskins VAS just AT that iaNthni,
mpercri,ed, returning around thr corner,
soHrar the gun, tnai the wad entered ms
'hreat--ne carried the fire into the house
-rSch'ncd. 3" am Il dead man"-ith y
Instantly expired. A coroner inquest war
'fid over the Indy, the verdict "l "h'eh
Vas accident" .Nerdnd,to Herald.
e" Ont at Lust. A few week since tht
nlloMing singular circumstance occurred
at enttuu nmnu(aciory in this 'rlniiy
An nlrIIisrn, bat ,i,ious boy, loving play
britcr than work, determined, II possible
ID har" Saturday .atlerno"n TOR himself :
Companions toSathtr nuts IN the hci1h'"f
rg wn"ds; 10 effect hi. purpose, he got
,ntn the whecl.pit just before Il " afternoon
'ril ttgan 10 tlag, with the intention %
fldcing "a slor before tie wheel, whlcl
Nould "hs,ructit, aud probably eause q
'rpeusNp vi work for the remainder O.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04


The Partisan paper, called the Etollc,
1praks IN no cunclllatoy language of the
honOurs which ia America have attended
the Nations Guest. Indeed the extract
below only serves IN confirm rs IN the sns
pcoDs that the French Ministry NO aid r.
gard with ralous ey. the reception rf
Grn. LA Fa,rttr. We have printed in
italics thu sentence contalng comments IN
the pat which LA Fay.tie himself has act
I'd in these celebrations. His words have
been noted down, aud they have produced
ia Paris an unlavorabie impression. lie
may, we think, therefore look for pcrsc
culi"n on hi. return to his native land-
by this We do not mean, for we do npt be
Ileye, thai his life or liberty will he endan
Errcd-- What We mean Is, that our guest
viii be conpclrd to undergo those sights
neglects, insults and injuries hich royal
Courts know So well how 10 in0lct ar con
spicuou. characters obnoxious to ihrr pd
Hey. We sincerely hope that oar guest
will look upon tn" subject III the light in
which We do, and Haile the country al hi
ad"ption, the place of lis permanent resi-
denCc, 80
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Eor Nent,

sv.--S That elegant ,'7d story IIoiise
kyT1I aud Lot on Federal Hill, ad1Jning
Hsss Mr.. Micajali, Davis: This hots',
GA 90 whiri IS attached IN elegdnt CUR
drn) is situated IN ole at The best deishbor
hoods in Lyiithbdtg
s. would also rent small Ttne
NIT nrhi. lately built, .pppdNte the
NE Franklin Hotel, THIS House,
~ which i, admirably calcuaied i6r mi
nirc. or u small tamilv, I'D, two roolns, neat
~ finished GEO. WiiitIQCkE'
January s. via
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the day. Before he had time to place the
stone, the bell rang and, To his horror, the
gate was raiseo-his only chance Cor ,af. ~
now was TO run up On the buckets, pre-.
cisely like felon on tread mill or spur.
rel in easr. This he continued to do for
nearly two hours, when the mill WAS stop
ped, as is customary on Saturdays,) earl
er than usual, in order 10 clean the ma
chinery. The little rogue now cratled
out, nearly exhausted, having bern sever
y punished for his attempt Al mischief.
Prov. Patriot.
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LYNCHBURG
DYING ESTABLISHMENT.

ny THOMAS W1oDNoRfn
1--WE proprietor has been aeknow lodged
by Merchants and others IN y fo,k,
Philadelphia aud Washington City, whefs
he eartl,d IN the abose business ssseniet
years, ~ be eqiid 10 any IN the Union
Cloths are dyed any color, and lhisl'"d 'a7
imprinted. saka, sa'ius aud Grapes 80
dstd hy patiern ar niherelse. He dy's.
Ladi = Dresses and Gcn,Iemens' Appar.ii
liz occurs Couts. Pantalnuns, and iini-'et
tlicm in the neaiest manner. lie iak's
cadhrl Hair Shhls, which ht cleans, aud
restores tbrn, IN iheir primitive ri'!ers
Lsshorn and Straw Hats are d,rd uIid
fnlshed In the neatest MANNER. He also
dte, Ladies Sho.s. any culvr IN pltase.-,,
lie dyes Ladies Feathers, any coor and
Gei,l,es them. And his utmost desi W
he is give satisfaction to those ahJ may
favor hun with their commands
l. = He has taxed the huuse formerly
OCCUPIED by MIR. Thomas J. Dutal, 4 doors
above the VIrginlan Office.
Jannar, 4. $40
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ouRrxG ROBBERY.

vayx lee. ia most daring
nv 90. committed hetwr-n and .
re'"t this morning, upon a young man
ofh,', by Mr.. Gassnef, e"mm's'ion
eml'l :. clerk in his nilice, which of
broke ,';,na,ed ina pnpnleus part az thr
fee ,t,... corner of Roosevelt aud Chat
ely ',r..ts. Jhr young man was knock
hah IN aud u tlmk with property 10 IA
ri ,,ount. consisting of checks, mites,
lars ..nk bills, fofcihly taken and carried
and '"" lillian, or Williams. who succeeded
gu, ~ away undiscovered.
u 5,hs clerk was found with the handle Of
,.,nk in hi. baud F; but he was so dan
I'M ,sl, injured, that hr has not yet come
e'' Nv aso,.s, 80 As To give any account of
to in' ~ place. The police have taken
w.id' '" rn,,er measures tn diseeAer and ar
hh'" n.rpetrators, and II is TO he hoped
rfs, :" ,n,. will give what aid he can.
e'e'! --sos--
,saTos. Dec. ga hitter yes
,sr.,,ed from the Territory of Ar.
Ter" announces the fact, of vast lmpor
kah'",' that territory, and even TO the gov
ap'' that the Commissioners appoint
rro. ~, that purpose, (Mr. CnirrrSDErl
al ',.r.,drd in making Treaty with
has oa,naw Indians, by which they re-
th' 10 the United States all their lands
n that territory.
IL W Wa learn further from Arkansas, that
ID route has been found for road from
Memphis tn Little Rock making the DIS
n, If 100 miles between the points, for
:. e which are thrnugh "A prairie. The
Ting Of this rnati, will save 800 siIrs Of
. CIV rnnte heretofore travelled between the
", Of the general govcrnm, nt aud the ca.
~ If Arkansas. 1t is supposed that
p" ~ in not be m"re than ten bridges ON
~, Nv. road. and that from the nature of the
r'ound the road will he such that 1t ma!
: travelled at all seasons of the year.
The construction of thisroad, in connec
IAN with the Qaapaw Treaty, is sup
n,,rd. viii greatly increase the value of
t.r public lands, and contribute revenue t"
,br Treasury from the sale Of then in hat
n,,,ter. Nat Int.
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THE GoTnAMIrEs HOAXED.


One would have thought, tina! after hav
ing been biz by Venahl,s, by Hopkins, by
Seymour, b, Green, and as many mofc,
not nov recollcctfd, our Albany wIsracres,
anon. thu .tdshionabteS, would have Iearn
ed To distinguish between modest merit, ,
its genuine dress, aud mean ncndlcity aud
rasr.lity in the borrowed g,rhs at wealth
aud creatures, bat ii seem that the PLAZA
old n;txim-' cxurrirnce teachelh, i al
together lost upon Albany and that The
ner, some folks are in;9oscd upon, "spe
ciaIly if the .npoSi0r cut,,r III the shape oil a
Blush splig ri nnbllty, the More suscrp
Tribe they arr to imPosition Dmlng the
last week, W. hr,t,S'd ample proof OF this
cali .hity, aud lau.hahlr proof t"" Tor
wr have had amdng us, cares-ed hy the
bellies, e. ea.ied df course by the bedur NJ
less a parsonage than the self Il led Eati
of Morton who came, rs he said, direct
from the British .N6bititg Hote, and va
therefore a fit subject for the respect and
,rnetntion of republican dtgnIiar'cs, the
admiration and aliectlun of the weak, II
.olous and yam uf one sex, as wen as tDe
obsrq,ious homage of thu. same dcselip
+ tidli among the either. Accordingly" my
1 Lord Nlrianr was tall IN all' among 'hr
| fashionabieS ri this community, tor about
/ i.n days--w hen the bubble hurst, and ms
Lordship turned out as .lle an lmpvs.of II
ever graced plllory or gibhet
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
$40

I Ny person wiowil dci,errto mr., or will
\ inform me where any public arms ran
he found, not IN proper hands, either in the
town or regiment. " ~ confer u fnv6r aud do
M nc, Of public in.ticr nm particularly
anxious 10 hnd n many carhnes rs sill arm
the new l.ynehhurg AHillrry Company.
JAMES T. BULLOCK,
Quarter -lidsitr 63d Regiment.
.,nnary 4. 40