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'o' '9osi'''l'n 81 ne lrtird states per
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-21
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Pr days ia,er 9gm England

NorraIk. August l0--B, The last SAL
ias Up Nthan Btaen. Gapiam W
kanu. arrived yrs'udfy n Hampton
Jlds 8oa Liverpool, df. i.yi"rd re-.
&, sri London paprtg 10 ihe 18th I'D
Io#pad II fbc -9'h jun.
Tn elections occupy the gfealesi space
IN tn papers CohhG US cum Hlr'rN
d .atfed ~ he racr a. Preston, nr hN-
inx tfa.es. nod me oppn-tug canaIdlrs
hJus from duo'.r II qadrnpe that
uanbef 1'hc p,'u,ry Were toward the
ia - ri ihls. as well IA of 81, raj plu.r
eisenans. lid lo To- kceP tbr people n,
-otIef#-a beautiful commentary On BRUSH
llt8s.
hellaR.-Thr Orange rntrfr-i he's hccr
pr duna h. The election "a Waterford
y e-ff1 r. tt out D., a hf8e NJ rlf.
. al lnr cur,rtjrs bml for the P,,h,
Of Esya1, - da,,..tlr. len ut port op
tn 18th ! M. under Erraeh eplgurs aud
conveyed ~ Furneh ror.elre.
Complaints continued IL hr made al
IT, de edatlnns ct tn 6fesk pir 1es.
s. fgrop. weighing . NJ. aud nco-
. riag 81 10 I,oSi b, "os r1uBhl IN IT,
Ji1tn bong the largest kGoSn lar SO
] rs psi
Atraaafs from Conslanluaple state
Il al appearance of a ulsan Outstanding
htw,en has "a aad IN, pie had sub,.-
j. tn nant atom II he trdt. nov.
G f. oas MI expected lr,n 81. pe,cu-
| * bs til eoa If January. Dsfost, b
,ats WIRE rGh,burd Al Gpnslnoanopu
ptlflrnlaf.t an thew ~ Of lht S,asllu--
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-21

.ible IN that subirct. T1i- British Cap
ia5n woaid have preserved tbs sl''r i'"i''
domestic ser,itndp frpm polli'e 81 and ''h
eef,ifnIr. What Mould liz have d"n'
uilh him : The worst thing would nav
lepn t. have brought him IN some c"l""y
nr country where hr might have brrn
brought np-not 10 England-h "op'u
hsre 5one him 80 injury. Suppose ~ ma"
Eionghi hin to this Country; VA" u"''
noi rrmembrr the old African negro more
bkea hahonn than mau--tbry have brrh
brought hsrr, and 10 w generations I"t
are alnsost nn . par with the whites u
tnu TAXI the urppr classes of he bIdch'
and the lower classes of The whites, tue I"i
nor Is the most moral. firtupus, and lnltl
llgrnt man-l mrae 10 eeniis myself 10
thp i -. and nnt to The free blacks. Nj.
Nlllbns' famous check If zee ADD Na"l
dpe- nj prevent them from hopping up 'hr'f
nunbrrs. without ;he sl1yr tfadr. THESE
ma Treated half.siarvpd carl whipped ne
gfnes. IS they are rrrrrsrnied IL btl go on
increasing IN u frightfuI arthmrncal, al
mosi g.olnetiicaI progression. We can
mol find bread TO- them We are forced To
send them to the Western County, and
sometimes 10 r,lu away from them. II IS
only such bands as the allusal lands near
the rirers that Nill bear negro cultivation.
ard here il is that the condition Of the !"
borer is equal to the condition of the labor
~ any where on earth some lines want
Ing.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-21

ing smngelrd m inard nf a slir, and e..
H. Ia Aneilra, uhetr shr riaftird ms.
ore II M ff- families of thr snurh.,a
states. Her husband WAS soou after ..n,
on dip.omall, mission IL South km.r
"a. IF which this Young lady is nai,,.
the. glow u. her ch, rk haslag been kiod,.. i
hy lefsid suas, and fano.d By The hrr.z.
offar tropics. Boz an taking great.
Iibetty, Than any Thing but narrative nj
the sams romantic story by anolher prr.
son, would Justify.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-21

n give any milk --thsl we shall have 60
Is Il Is. a iio',-es g. The -klss. aud e., clu-
stfucl fnads i- thy d. m iceland IS l,ets
TN, base lhr finest rusds ~ n. apfld. -
/ Thy w-re not tended or the bearf 81
the lr..lis hry ~ete MI aieaded lpr the
bene6f al lie peopl~ g Ito irssrI .srrtbem
thy afe. - Vii, Edsworth s4,s. inbs--
taxes imposed on the poor lri.h. WHAT'S
. IL 10 ihe.n. whether thrrr Ar. road. or mot,
who x With naked feet They would "a.
ther 20 on the bng.; they az bv voration,
As sell a. hy name bog ifotlers Now,
sir, n I'm thai shall come ~. lei me. put
~, fl.nd II mind TINT he for once IN hls
lle-lha fl Il tloir. aud lelle,r the last
tlme--f,ek lesf oul Of nv box. Bat
uusi ca ny p,operty VIM can find
II, esrn IN po-sc-slun of friend he +.
welcome ~ he ~, oflt without the crle-
mant al ast0ng leave, As he IS To any thing
hate.
a. = certain bin ia smother place, when
H.. liz. mi fpiunp- ftf tn T.. a e,rt,t,s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-21
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er any where on earth. [5ome lines want
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(ConcLuded in our nert.)
We extract from one of Carriers Letters
an account Of the style in which our
Minister, Mr.. Brown lives al Pars-and
likewise, his account OF a Pfislan dinner.
From the American Minister and li-
| family, we received liberal share of their
characteristic hospitality, urbanii,, and
| kindanss. manifested % all occasions 10
ciilzrns fine L. States. With palace
: far rs residence. u fortune n his.command
aud = lady for his partner, eho-e accom-
/ pilshmeals peculiarly qualify her for The
sphrfa Of social aud fashionable nc our
. Ambassador IS enabled IT, show those al
teHtlons IN 5ls Counlrymen, as well as 10
( the extensive circle of ms friends abroad,
! " llch some If Ina predecessors could 81
thcr not sTord. or had not the disposition
to manifest. III. expenses probably exceed
! twlce tbt an ,unt ms salary. lie lives
IN on Of The most splr did hotties IN Pa
! u Luz rent Of which Is something like
$4,000 YEA. II was formerly occupied
By tn Danish Noister Its entrance is
| y, i spacious C0ar: aud an tn 0the' side
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| +" snlia Of apart NJ MS arr not surpassed
| ~ u + N x1rnt - clrgGa CO. 81 f,nli are, by
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substantial c,'". o. - .9.''fo' "'
"lfa P"o''' ga ~. sfa1' ne - ana
ltfoiepIF nan !" u ~ M l'nN ~
MS country 90 7y1ah ~ IN en-
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anu '9s'''''' " ''"''' ~ ~ ''a'S 5
aud M aP'a''' % v $ 'nr - or - IL "as
poh.rj} IMPRESSED at lilr ''mr TIE appoint,
meet W., 'n'"'' '"'' ','f embassy c""Io
oo' fesslM' b. '"'''r mud.
A, | have bad 40 opporionity of "itncss-
iag perfect specimen of Partisan $ vie .tad
I non, Il ma, be ptrdonabIe n e. to Vi
oia.' lhr privacy OF the social crrcle, as 10
dwell for a mnntut on the etiquette or d
dinner. The hour of DUNG /, Tho It -
clock. All the guests rntrr the draviog
room wearing tnrir hats AID gloves. Du.
rig the greater part of our vi,li, black has
been necessary, A. a badge of maurniag for
the Enpesor AIrxauder-At the duo. OF
thr aparlnert the name ofesch person j.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

concurrent with our peculiar prepossessions? For
himself Mr.. A. said, when he had been accustom-
ed to reflect, in general view, on the wonderful
adaptation of the Constitution, not in its largest
only, but in it's provisions also, to the at
tainment of It's ends, he was almost betrayed into
the deluson that, in accomplishing their task. its
incompatible trainers had been aided BY a wisdom
not their own. Their work stood in every view
that eouldbe taken OF il, paramount 10 the poiti-
cal Institutions OF every age. The only change
introduced. since the commencement Of its opera
tfon in relation 10 this subject Of the Presidential
eiecton,) had tested the indissetion OF interfe-
renee with it's arrangement. The change now pro-
posed, in reference to the same subject, (by to
king the election from the House OF Representa-
tives) violated no policy. but only an arrangement
of convenience, suggested by its obviousness as a
provision Tor contingent event, and was no real
Infringement therefore, Of the plan of the Consti-
tuition. The provision, IN relation 10 the mode o.
primary election, however, was now represented
II obnoxious. Complaint had grown out of tn,
distraction Of public sentiment, on particular oc
casion, and the design was TO ADOPT provision
The effect of which must be to produce uiore a.
aggravated distraction OF this sentiment on all occa
sons on which the provision would have TO ope-
rate. The present mode Of election expi essed tn
general, as well sectional, differences of opinion
which prevailed; and the wish was to adopt tn
district system, that every petty and unwofth
personal difference might be expressed in the sam
, manner, and with the same high relief.
To be continued.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31

World from foreign Oggresson and by The treaties Of ALI
ancc commerce, and friendship, raise them 10 that ceva-
ton OF wealth aud power which, from their resources they
may attain. IL also acknowledged that ms Europe had
formed Continental System, and eN Congress wren
ever questions affecting interests To- We discussed
America should urm system for ITSELF 0nd assemble 10y
ITS representatives., i'll CrI'cS whenever circumstances oil
necessity ana great imrol,anc should demand 1t.
En,ci tanning these views the Government of Central
America voluntarily expressed its Willingness appoint its
deputies for such object Sensible u! its Importance,
which has also been et by the Guvcrnncn; o South hmc
ca II has resolved to send plcnputcntiarcs to General
Congress- TO be formed for the purposes of preserving the
territorial integrity and firmly establishing the absolute in-
depcudcnce of each of the American Republics. On the
l9th OF March last, the Government OF Central America
formed convention with thar of COLOMBIAN providing for
this object; aud l. its representative have been instructed
to express to the Government of the United States the
sire entertained by Government, that il should send
representative to the General Congress.
10 fulfil the wishes of Government, and convinced,
N the same time of the Importance and rcspcctabiy
which would ac To the General Congress of the AmcTi-
can Republics from the presence of Envoys from the I'M
led States of America, address this high Government,
upon this subject, in the of Central America.
ANXIOUS therefore, know if this Republic, which
shown itself the generous friend of the American
States disposed To send its ENJOYS the General Con-
gress the object of which aud confirm the alb
soluc independence of these Republics, and the
general good; and trc r rcguire that The rcprcye,,-
d.ires Of The United Soics sOuH az &c least copromi
their prcsest 7acuirdiiy hdTni0ny ard good intelligence
ciM OTHER nations This, my Government has deemed it
necessary to state distinctly, in making the present invita-
ton.
BE pleased SIR 10 accept, expressions Of the high cosi-
deraton with which respectfully. ycur obeCcn
want, ANTONIO JOSE CANAZ
| 10 the Hon. the Secretary of State.
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.Nr. Car 10 Dir. ObresOn.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


WASHINGTON, Nor. 80, 1895
SIR have the honor acknowledge the receipt of YOUR
official note of the third instant, communicating "A formal
invitation from the Government OF the United States {
Mexico that of the United States, send deputies to
the contemplated Congress Panama, ard parcuarzg
several subjects. which government conceivcs may
he for the consideration of that Congress; and
have laid your note before the President the United
States.
When your Instance, during the late spring, had the
honor OF receiving you the Department State nd con-
crring with you verbally regard to the proposed
gress aud to the friendly wish entertained by your govern
ment, that should be represented stated to yn
by the direction Of the President that appeared TO him
to be necessary before the assembling of such Congress-
to settle between the different Powers be represented
several preliminary points, such tie subjects which the
attention of the Congress should he directed the substance
and the form of the powers to be given respective
representatives.; and the mode of organizing Congress-
and that If these points should be satisfactorily arranged
the President would be disposed accept behalf of the
United States, the invitation with which you were prov-
| sionally charged.
In your note, there is recognized so exac, conp
ance with the conditions which the President expressed
his Willingness that the United States should
at Panama. as could nave becu desired 1t would have
been, perhaps, better if there had tee full understand
ing between all the American Powers, who NAV assemble
by their representatives. of the precise questions on which
they arc TO deliberate and that other tiers res
pectng the powers of the deputies, Ind of
tho Congress- should have been stciiy arranged prior
the opening of its deliberations But as the want of the
adjustment of these preliminae, should occasion anv
Inconvenience, could be only productive of eay the
President has determined, manifest the scnsbiI
y Of the United States whatever concerns the
ty of the American hemisphere and the friendly motives
which have actuated your Government transmitting the
invitation which you have communicated He has ,Ierc
resolved should the Senate of the United States now
expected to assemble i'll few days. give their advice and
consent send Commissioners the Congress at Panama
hhs they Will not be authorized to upon any deli
bcraon or TO concur in any acts inconsistent with the
present neutral position of the United States and its obi
cations they will be faly empowered and instructed upon
all questions likely 10 arise i'll the Congress subjects in
which the nations of America have a common interest
All unnecessary delay will BE- avoided in the departure of
these Commissioners from the United States for the point o.
their destination.
avail myself OF the occasion, offer you the asslran
| ces of my distinguished consideration.
HENRY CLAY.
DoS PABLO OREGON,
Enroy Extraordinary aud Minister
PienipOtcnfinry from Ncrico.
NoTE-The same to Mr.. Salazar, nluidiis 1ufandis.
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They poured the Red Libation forth.
They pomt'd the Red L,bation forth,
And hll'd the golden howl;
dash'd it on the famishd earth,
And spurn'd its base control,
And said-no more my peace shal!be
A victim to thy treachery.
They wove of fame the blooming wreath,
hly brow the c!,aplet twincd;
My foot trod the flowers beneath,
And gave them 10 the wind;
And said-my heart 10 more shall trus,
To that which is itself but dust.
They brought me Beauty child; and gave
To me her fairy form:
Death came! She Gil'd the silent grave;
Fed on her check Tie worm:
lov'd, yet said-no more will
Der flower SO frail, in sorry sigh!
They brought me then a spir; sweet
Religion. ever fair;
My tears bedcw'd her molly feet,
My soul arose in prayer
And said-Fame. Plea Sure-al farewell
B!est spirit! thou hast broke the SPELL
British Press
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BY Order Of the Executive
ANDOIplrS (vA.l REPORTS.
GA GILMER'S (NA.l REPORTS

ANDOT.PITS (VA.( REpORTS,
Aa GILMER'S NA.) REPORTS,
HENiNG'S STATUTES All LARGE: being coIler-
ton OF all the Laws of Virginia, the first session of
the Legislature, in the year 1919, in - Volumes
ihe Laws ni country necessarily connected viii,
every thing belonging TO the people of it; p shat tho
Hnowiedse OF them anal OF their progress would nfou,
US of every thing that useful to be known abonr
hem; and one of the greatest mperec,ios historian IN
general! Is owing to their ignorance Of Law
u The above works will be sold at reduced prices;
Consequently great bargains may be had if early an
plication be made JH&T NASII
march 10 10 so,
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OHtclaI Dornmremtg.
Ooc"nentS accompanying he Presidents .1Iessoge q,
Me Panama Question.
Mr.. Salasnr 10 .Nr. C1oy.
LEGATION OF CoLomE1A.


.NrTr Me Uniied Suites of North gy,,r;.r
The undersigned has the honor TO comnrnicae 70 ,tc
Hon Henry Clay FOR the information Of his Government
and the attainment Of the objects proposed tina, the
bly, of American Plcnjpotcntiaries in relation to ,;cb I'M,
hnister from MeXco and the undersigned have bnlI corr,
verbal conferences With tie Secretary Of State ., ,
previous request vii! shortly bc organized; AS the pIsi
tentIaues from Peru already Ut the Ishrnus nj p
ma the place appointed ior the Congress and ,bneo C
Colombia and other American Republics are on ,,ci, w
{" this Assembly, which they have provided for bv nnl
treaties. = punt
The Hon Secretary having minated in the name ~
his GorcWmcu',tnat thc United States If ornallv in
~ iczco and Colombia. and app-ized of the sbec r.,
lie discussed would, their part appoint pcrson f., w.
present ihelo these subjects should be approved nv M
I"ied States, the undersigned is accordingly auhozod ne
BIS GorcrnmcW TO address ;hs invitations which no nov,
makes by this note, in ali due form. lie is ,o aee,1
that tic Minister from MEXICO will present the same
ta'ion On the part cf his Government, and tho N;s,
frcFl Guatemala has just received similar instructions @
his Governments
Cfthc Foius which will DC under discussion bv the As
son1by OF Panama, the undersigned is unable to rirc
Eruufe cRGmcraon fhcy will evidently arise out nj tho
deliberations oi the Congress lie however authorized
by las Government to United States that i.esc
points have tendency violate their prorrsscd prnc
pies Of neutrality TIE undersigned has also been instruct
ed q" suggest some sGJccts that will form useful matter of
discussion in inc CorgcssTssc subjects constitute two
C's9rr-.
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VIRGINIA:

H.:
AT rules holden in the clerks office of the eunerio, ,
oi chaicery for the Richmond district the 9Th din. If
February, 1926: | "
James Govan, ~.
against Pg'
I"Vces !" NM wiiow of John Z. Wnn dec d. and Ma
I'a "Ini, Eliza Wiun, and Julius VIM children and
"c'fs OF the said John B. VIM, decd; Jeremiah Brs
coe' ann ut the said John y. Wmn dec d; john VIM
only acting eSoT of John VIM, dec d. Jesse ynn 10
ScPn " nm; Hardin Davis and his cIiten by Elizabeh
MS 'dtc Wc, formerly VIM; Twyman Wavt and Polly
MS w"c' John Jordan and Lucy his wife, Daniel Ed
wards AND Ehoda his wife, William Patman md Sarah
S Wc' ana William Smith Austin aud Nancy h;s wife
"ncn said John VIM, Jesse VIM, joseph VIM Eli
""oe'h DAVIS Polly Way;, Lucv Jordan, RIoda Ed
W",iS oafai Paiman and Nancy Smith arc and were
o""Ten ana fers of John Winn dec d; and Jane Pur-
year. wdow' ard Smith Puryear, John Purvcar Peter
fu'yeaT' Jesse Puryear, Cynthia Puryear Sarah Pur-
year. susan Pnryear, Mary PUTyear, Bctsey and Jane
4uyear' Nathaniel Puryear, and William Puryear
'n'i"Tc ana beTs at law of Jesse Puryear decd. NJ
"o inc sand Jesse, Mary, Bciscy ard Jane are infants
uhder The age OF q years nd james Inns dfs
The defendants Natha mel Puryear and William P,r
"o' naS entered their appearance and given secu-
my according 10 the act of assembly and The rules of ts
court and It appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence that ,bev
are not inhabitants Of this country; is ordered ,ha the
SAID defendants do appear on the first da Of tho pcr
term and answer the bill Of eyivor Of the Ia;ne. ,,1
that copy of this order he forthwith, inscrted in sor
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the from, door Of tho
c;'itol in the said city.
copy. Tcstc,
I'm. ~ TJENJNIT.
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PUBLIC NOTICE-

virtue Of deed of trust, executed subscribers
w by Richard Gatewood, bearing date on tho 5h dav
C december l02o and recorded in the clerks Office Of
Caroline county court 18th day of September
we shall proceed, the 9th day OF April, 1926 on the
premises, TO expose SALE for cash. hundred acres OF
Land situated ia the county of Caroline there
as Will be sufficient to pay off and fully discharge what
ever balance may be due and unpaid the time of the
sale thcreot:-wbich said land adoins the lands of Ed
munL Penneton, SEM Edmund Pendeton, r. Hiram !ord
and John Gayle 1t deemed unnecessary by the subscr-
hers to speak of the quality of this Land, disposed
to purchase will, before the day of sale, view tn.
premises No title, other than sucA is vested i'll the
subscribers, VIII be made the purchaser.
THOMAS BERRY,2
march 3 vJt UILLL2H KIDD. @TdS!eeS-
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SONG.
British Press.
TrXE-Reussean's Drcnn.

TUSE-ReuSseau's Dream.
See the moon DER cloudess Jura
Shining in the lake below,
See the distant mountain tow ring,
Like pyramid of SNOW.
Scenes of grandeur-scenss of childhood
Scenes go dear to love and me;
Let us roamb by bower and wild wood,
All is lovelcr when with thee.
On Leman'S breast the winds are signing,
All is silent in the grove;
And the flowers with dew-drops glistening,
Sparkle Ike the eye of love.
Night SO calm, so clear, so cIoudless-
Blessed night to love and me;
Let us roam by bower and fountain,
All is lovelier when with thee.