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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
$500
NEw ARRIVAL.

-x1t,r .nh,crber has Just received by the
1u la..st arrival from Philadelphia, the fol
WITCHES, viz: Memoirs OF the Life OF
OWL =, hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, by
Tbs Moore. in vol.
in @'aaleon aud the Grand Army in Russia, or
differentiation Of Count Philip De Sc
.,,,,k bx Gen. Gourgau1, in Yoi.
t@rgs cameron Napoeous expedltionto Rus
~ I3tl. by Count Philip De Segur, in :
vols ro n ., ,,or;ol;o.i
N vim nieces never before published by
@a late Jane TAYLOR in 9 vols.
qsIe, Of the Wild and Wonderful in | vol.
The sketch book in vols.
unne's SmoIlets aud BeSset 5 History of
England IL vols ,,.,..,,,
Elements Of Therapeutics and Mdterla Me.
Aca byN Chapman in vols,
The Elements Of Experimental Chemistry
\, William Henry in 3 vols.
The surgical and Physiological works Of
robn Abernalhy of London ia vols.
Medical enquiries and observations upon
br diseases oil the human mind by benjamin
Rush in ! vol.
Elnggs family Dentist in vol
SCOTS infantry Tactics in vols.
Lord Rgrous WORKS III Vols. gu nlha'i8'
A new American System Of BooA keeping
hv James Bennett in vol.
Adans' Geography andAtss,
smiIeys' 90. do
Gammeres' Surveying.
Grl,cuns Questions ia English Grammar
Or me use OF schools.
TIE Heroglyphical Fortune Teller, sup
,,,dt0have been invented By Bouaparte.
Tue iast of tue Mohicans, by the author of
de Pioneers.
RaudaIph's Culinary Gardener, 10y ma
tive OF Virginia
DlIworth Spelling Book.
Life of Washington, Pocket Maps ii Va.
Pocket books large and small With clasps.
Pink letter paper. &c, &c All OF "h'cb
BE- will sell very low for cash.
CHS. 4. WlTuERS.
March l6,
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An E1tract ola ietterfrom a Gentle
nam trnpetiing in Wjrlda, 10 his
friend IN this city. dGted
ST. AUGUSTINE, 5th Feb. 1896.
Since had the pleasure to adj
dress yon,on my arrival at this place,
! havemade an excursion in the south
as far as New Smyrna. There is 4
narrow strip Of very zinc cotton and
sugar land. nearly the whole dis
lance, parallel with the sea, and not
more than five or six miles distant,
which is said to be healthy, and be-
lieled to be so, as ii is under the in
tluence of the sea air and salt water.
1t has the advantage Of inland nasi-
CATION nearly the whole distance,
from the entrances at st Augustine
aud Mosquito oars, for vessels nol
exceeding nine feet draft of water
There are several projects OF ca.
nails from the river St. johns; thu
distance at several points. from Il
] to 10 miles, cgossinga level country.
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Y aluahle hand Cor sale

PURSUANT I'd an order of the wor-
i shpfui court o. Bedford county, shall
Oh Tuesday the ISL day of April next, ii tai,
ii not, the ueHt aI'lday hereatter, Sunday S
excepted, proceed losell, IL the hlghesl Old
der Oh credit of ole, two, three tour and
five years, a TRACT OK LAND,
lying IN Bedford county, belonging to the es-
tate OF George Douglass, dec containing 5ls
acres. THIS land lis well ard is abuudanuy
watered, With good improvements, and an
excellent orchard Which produces yearly an
abundance Of every ,lud Of fruit peculiar 70
the climate There y open land sufficient to
work L. hands 10 adaantage-a rrop OF small
grain growing, aud e'ery preparation ares-
dy made Tor the ensuing crsp Persons wish.
ing to purchase WouiV do well to eXaniur
this land previous 10 tie day of sale
BESL3nL9 ROBERTSON
March 30, cp3W14 Commissioner.
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BROCGHAM AND CANNING.

| tiiu1t rum 'ittit FINS WtHIS.
Such were the rival orators. who
sat glancine hostility aud defiance
at each other. during the early part
Of the Session of 1825-Brougham.
as il Wishing II overthrow the Sc
cretary by sweeping accusation Of
having abandoned all principle for
the sake Of Office ; and the Secrrta-
ry ready In parry the charge. and
attack in his turn. An opportunity
at lcngtb offered and tits the more
worthy Of being recorded, as being
the last terrific personal attack pre-
vious to that change in the measures
of the Cabinet. which though il had
been begun from the moment Can.
ming. Robinson. q liuskipson came
into Office, vas nj at that time per
Ccivcd, or at least admitted and ap
preciated.-l pom that occasion, the
Grafton Of Brougham VAS, at the out
set dislointcd and ragged, aud appa-
rently without aim. lie catered u
yer the whole annals Of the world =
4 collected every instance in wtlch
genius had degraded itself at the
footstool Of power, or principle bad
been sacrificed for the vanity II Ia
Gre of place: but still there was no
alusion to Canning aud no conpex
ion that ordinary men could disco
yer with the business before tie
house-When, however. he had col
lected every material which suited
his purpose-Wheb the mass had be.
come Zig and black he bound il a
bout with the cords of illustration
and argument. Il when its union was
secure he swung it round with the
strength Of a giant, and the rapid
ty of Il NhirlWind, in order that il,
impetus aud its effects mi hit be tie
more tremendous y while doing So.
he ever X among Jared his eye aud
pointed his finger to make his aim
and direction sure. Canning hrn
self was the FIST that seemed t. be
aware where and how terrible was
10 be the collision, N he kept with
ing his body in agony and rolling
his ewes in fear AS if anxious 10 find
some shelter from the impending
bolt. The house soon caught the
EXPRESSION, and avery man in it was
CHANGING fcarfulIy, towards one and
The other. There was, save the
voice of Rrougham. which groWleJ
in that under tone of muttrred tbun.
der which IS 81 feartuIIy .udible. and
Of viii no speaker Of the day vas
fully master or bnt himself. 4 silence
nc il'the angel of rctrjbutiou had bcen
farinp in tha faces oh ALI parties the
scroll of their persouaI aud nol,tical
sins. 4 pcn which one of the Scrrr-
,aries droppcd upon tie mating.
vas heard IN the rrmotcst part Of
the House and the voting members.
who often silent in the side ealle.
,irs durinp + ~ debate. started an as
though the final trumpet had been
soundinq them tn give an account Of
their deeds The Stiffness Of
Brougham's figure had vanished :;
his features seemed concentrated al
o,n ,'s - -, II 81 ,bo Wo1,.s IN .acrcssi
' ,, =, Ii, ,' tLo doa, lanll ar
w. w. c "na .,a' c,''L w., oad nm
me ','' ,.,1 L,' I'i i :, ,o w." ~ La,d.
unn, fine tahie he hurled at him an
accusation more dreadful in it, call
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DETs TTgT.

NE subscriber has returned again To
me town ot Iynchburg. and taken cou-
Ne"itn' rooms At the Franklin Hotel, where
VII operations Gu the Teeth will be attended
10 IN ia. best manner. Those per-ans upon
"ho'e Teeth he operated lat year. not per-
'eotIy sa'Niied are particularly invited TO emil
j. STONE.
March IT, -,
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,urLErCHER 4 RICH. II. TOLEk
81 o5 ~ efthe Lars qfthe Onion.
rho sem;-Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
J.. paner. Mt SO per annnln, PAYABLE IN
NfeAly y, subscription will he received tof
tifaae 80 than six months, and no paper will
. e,' l', ,a,;nned (but at the discretion of the
BE- A9 nil all arrearages are paid.
Ellior,l i,.srtisements will be inserted at 81
~ ~ sonare Tor less) the first time, aud
cents po .ants fer each continuance. Those
8 r I,s,ance mast be paid for previous to
e Insertion or the payment S n%mch Is1@Sd by
chaoesrs o5df ar sic. I9' a sIIss''s two
4lares, 1'is,ters addressed to the Editors must
u ~. mr. thew will not be attended 10
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| II would rive rousi,lrrahl, ,alnp r.
the Intermediate riuntry. A we'll =,
the lands towards the head or IN,
st. Johns. find. from report that
thr best spots of lanl annear In h
granted. east of the 81 I,6n'a but
whether these grants arr genuine ~
fabricated. still remains n oaesliou
IN be decided. II aanrars that the
commissioners have made bni lillr
progress in bringing This desirable
j ghir 10 a CIosr. The Government.
no dool,t. will rerri,e Tim. rrn,rt
Is veil Az complaints orrepon,iran-
rrs from the Inhabitants III. pD,u
i The Wholr.I think TN, country wants
nothing bnt Capital and eaternti4r
IL make it a valuable section q f the
Union. | have no doubt but the
| land is. on an average. better. in re.
spect II soil, THAI either the Carroll.
nas or Georgia, Added to the al .
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
SO PACK AGES.
Il

IWONAS J. DUVAL, at the sign Of
the Golden Mrtar, on Bank square ,ha,
Just received an additional supply OF % pack
ases, comprising a. general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. OIL and Dve Stut,,
aLnnn- "a .I.lL nr.: IN. O. .I-.-.....-.
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NO'rAS>E.


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on as good terms a can tg had III tbs mar.
ket, confident they are well bought, bat viii
not promise on better, or cheaper, consisting
Ia part of
Be- tilted sacks of lt.lw'Icd sacking
Sugar and Coffee of dGereut qualities
y Orleans and ". |. Moiasses
Mhllj aud sperm candles, = 10 SIS
lupentine and transparent Soap
dnhpo WIDER and Imperial Tea, lre sh
Cal aud wrought Nails ard brads
Fdeut Balances, WITH aud without frames
Window Glass, 5 b> 10. y ~ bv l., = ratty
snlhield and mountain Bacon, which will
engage TO furnish 10y the season
New Maeberel aud HerrjUgs
Few casks OF rich Cheese
Best BroWn Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, J. Carolina Moss for mn'fras-es
Assortment of Hardware, CrocAery, uiasss 3
Eafthen Ware
BIND, Saat.le and Curb Brides
collars, wagon, cart and gig Whips
Nae bes and common Segars
Mems aud boys wool and fur Hats
SAT- Pelre, Giauber Salts, Mustard
Aas1ee, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Nader y
corperas
Iron, German aud blstcred Steel
hennne Madeira aud Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton oheetine and Shifting, Osnaburgs
% and 4 10 point Blankets
o@ ID beautiful Cotton Yarn
~ bbls. Of Cider
Tor which will receive any kind Of pro-
o3ce brought to this market at the hest cash
prices NATfI. WINSTON.
March %. TO-
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NyianA Noberts

ms FOR SHLE
300 sacks l.. .fAsd SAT-
90 bits mhi,.eY
20 bags g'efn c.Bee
so bbS pour
% bbis. cUf nails
% boJes IMP. and gunpoleder tea
10 tyiis bug iyon
10000 los. Odcohs al Of uhieh II wW sell
ioe I0r cash. us3i .haecb 9
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Vim Owens * g. l.. Lecdie
Have iuss receined few barrels L1IV~
SEUD GEL. Also, large assortnftn ~
Of 6IoNE WARE, osi. 20.
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j Hack to Nive,

Win gent; horses and a careful driver.
Il. HATCHLR.
Feb. 10. IA,
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NEW aRHIVAN.

'HE subscriber has the pleasure of an
noun"ing to the Ladies of Iynch1urg
ahu Us vicinity, that he has received, derrct
from Philadelphia, by the last stage, q very
large supuly of ~
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NEW MUSIC,

! &c or We PIANo FORTE. embracing
an 'he tate publications. ~ 10 Ills tmr--lle
Is III sreat hopes that they will emil and pur
chase to amuse themselves during the Christ.
na9 holidays, as he is determined 10 sell low
ABRAM K. NORTH.
Dec %
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A back room on the third floor.
AJcmmg ~ a shecp's head---a f..-
yorJte dish with those who can get
40 other. For sgd, see DR. kltcir-
ener on " Jugs'd hare" 9c.
t.Hdr -apoa-t1cA;, prononneed,ma
a-pontlc--a very gentleman like
term, vented by certain learned
tayIors, slgniIylng scored gin.
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POETRY.
TIE lNoe ALTON.



Answer M. burning stars 1T night
Where Is the S1irii gone,
Tlnl. past the feash II human sight,
syxsn As fh. breeze t.a- enwn'
- Md ths Stars answercd M -" We roll
In lgl1 aud pswer on high,
But al The nrtrr-dying saul,
Al lungs that cannot die
otnsav-ianed and ohsinless wind :
Thu ~ wandetfr free,
Tell nc At hon its place can hnd.
Far var m3uni and sea
s-An1 iae wind murmur.f IN reply
"rne blue deep have cross'd,
And mel lis bafks anj bill"ws high,
Bnf not what thou hasi lost :"
.Yo clouds, thai gnrgeoHsl, reposo
Atonndih set',nY sun,
Answer hive W n hosne for those
Whose enrihly rare Is rpi
The bright clouds answer d." We de
part,
We vani.h son the sky
ASK what i deathlsss IN Thy heart,
fer thai which cannot die -
Sneak thsn. thon Voice of God within,
Thou al the deep low tone
Answer me through life's restless din,
Wh.re Is the spirit lown2
and the Voice answer d." BE thou still
Enough 20 know Is gwen
Clouds, w,hds, undstsfs, thru task faihl,
Thins Is To trust In Heaven -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

By Mr. Robinson, OF Richmond Va.
Dor Unioa We ad, Use those who would
drprrcair lis advantage, IT, cross the WA
ter, they will fnd the title OF American 4
better passport abroad than that of Virgin
ian ar New r glander.
BY George Washington Lafayette. A
sisi, through the United States II elaies
the soul II conveys hap iiaess To hr heari ;
II impreszrs the ,nlDd with The eon, lelinn
that liberty is The greatest Of blessings.
BY VI. L. Vas-er. The offenders OF
Greeian Liberty Their glory .hs+t be AS
lm mortal as the shame of those who fight
against il.
By Mr. Bradford. Of New York. The
ladies Of The Greek COMMITTEE of Paris
Their husbands may be proud of such
wives. france. If asked for her jewels,
may point to such dsug ,ters.
BY Mr Alphonso de- Syon. Motto OF
General L.fayrIlt-Why moi cur non
BY Mr. Arnold (ol New Jrrse,.) Thp
Ex.Presidcnt OF the United States Ma,
n grateful country remember MN with
gratitude IN the deellne OF life aud Of for
tune.
BY Mr.. Coolidge, Of Boston. +" Young
AmerIcans-lf they would know "nat
they have AT home, and how TO appreciate
IT'S worth, lei them go abroad"
BY Mr.. John Capt. Albert Gallatin--
his recent appointment, another proof thai
~ partl.s exist. when the public good re-
qulres faithful services and pre-eminent
talents.
BY Mr.. VIM. A. q. Barnet. James
Monroe-his message 4 December, 1873,
u I'll commentary IN our glorious drela,a-
ton Of 70, which he sealed with his youi h
iul blood.
BY Mr.. Emmerson Of Boston. The A
mer'can Navy, lapplyIng to II the words OF
Byion)-
How gloriously her gallant course she goes,
Her white wings flying never from her foes
Who would not brave the baltIe fires, the
wrecks,
TO move the monarch of her peoPed decks2'
b, Mr.. Gimball, Of South Carolina.
General Andrew Jackson he constitutes
one if the brightest gems 10 the d,adem
of our coualry's glory.
b, Mr.. T.. VI. Ely. Greece her rallied
patriots and living victims /; may Cochrane
revenge both,
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ONE DAYLATER FRoMENGLANp.

D''' IN LA ETA t hOh Blfu LA N ID
BY last evenings steam boat we receiy.
ed the New York and Philadelphia papers
III anticipation of the mail. They an
nounce the arrival at Boston of the shin
Emerald, with intelligence from Liver.
pool to the 2lst aud from London To the
ta'hJnly, inclusive, being one day late,
than the previous accounts.
LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-The conditions
and prospects ofthe mercantile and manu-.
featuring classes have seldom been So
gloomy and nnpromisiog as at present.
la this condition of things, Sir James
Graham OF Netherby, a gentleman of grea,
responsibility and talent, has put forth a
pamphlet, recommending a direct tax up.
IN the funds, p.oect which, although
It may yet be inevitable can never be re.
sorted to without derclction of national
ia'lh aud the principles of justice.
The distresses in Ireland are so greai
that, al Kilkenny, the bakers baskets wer,
robbed IN the streets. One woman who
had taken loaf and devoured part of il
declared that neither she nor her children
had tasted any thing before for three day,
excepting hay and water.
Ivy an officer from Malta. il has been re-
ported that,in the Cantons of Swilzer
land, large subscriptions were making h,
all eiasses Tor the relief of the Greeks.
The SybiIine frisate had gone on a di
p'"maac mission TO the Pacha of Ale, y
dria.
An increased force having been itlesme,
necessary To keepin cheek the armed crn;
sers OF the Greeks, Egyptians and Turks
W 'ne archipe@so, an additional armed
vessel has been sent from Malta.
letters from China state that grea. ac
l"'ly prevailed there in The opium mar
Nr'' ana prices had risen in CONSEQUENCE,
otpurchases made by Europeans.
:. MADRID, June ga notice was nest
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Among The passengers in the Acas,.
from London, which has arrived nj Nv
York. W. hnd The names Of vi. Rufus k,,e
MIR. Frederick King. and Lady Mr.. Jobo
King, Miss Mary King, Miss Efz, ki,r
Miss Cernslla King, and Miss Ellen
King.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

The meeting Of thr new Parliament is
prorogned II the 24Ih August, the present
month"; Nr. Broogh IN has lost his cleo
ton ia Westmorrland. Tory candidates
succeeded by above 600. But he Is
gam Rottcnbo,ough mrnbrr, having
been returned for Winchclsea, and carl-
Jusly enough, with Lord Howick Earl
Grey's eldest SOM an dnsucces ful candl-
date for Northumberland. Mr.. BIS brother,
Nr. J. Brongham, also Barrister, is re-
nrned for Fregony, along with Or. Lush
ngton.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

The Alexander, Capt Baldwin, THE ycs-.
sci which carried out Mr.. Randolph ba.
arrived at Philadelphia. She brings pa
pers of The sam" date with those brongb,
by the William Thompson. W. h ne
Capt. Baldwin will now give us cor,ce
version Of the affair between him and he
Senator of Roanoke, during their outward
voyage together.
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DOME STIC.

The resignaiinn of { apt. DAyIB PoA4ts
has been accepted.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

The New York Gazrttr STATES tina, e.,
tain Jacob Jones and Lady had arrives
there from this city, and that the Bispdv.
wine would sail immediately. perhaps .,
Sunday next. T.fai. Journal
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| From the London Literary Gazette
Proverbs from The Hebre,,

FF0UeFbS from The Hebrfiu.
The myrtle that grows among nettles
is still a myrtle.
1t is not as thy mother says OF thee, but
MS thy neishbours say.
Do not fling dirt into the we'll ont of
which thou hast drunk.
If a word be worth one sixpence, silence
is worth two.
Thy secret is thy prisoner; let it es
cape thee, and thou wilt BE- the prisoner of
thy secret.
As the garden. 80 is the sardner.
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600

BALTIMORE. August i6.-Mr. Booth.
the Distinguished Tragedian, arrived here
Yesterday in the ship Draper from Rorter-
dam. He has been performing on the
Continent since he left England.-I PM
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A large Plum, measuring six inches and
a half in circumference, and weighing twn
and a half ounces, was left at his otfrs bv
a friend on Saturday last. II was ,ak.o
from tree in his garden in this CITY.
Poulson's Phil. .4iv. Jaly 81.
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american Wine.-At the Jubilee cple-
bratlon 10 Milledgeyiile, Geo. nearly all
the wine at one of the public dinners, was
the produce of the vineyard of Thomas
Mccall, Esq. OF Lanrens county, 10 that
State, whose wine has obtained such re-
pnIa'ion that he is unable to supply all the
orders for it.
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Improved Still. The .Ns,e York Gazette
states, that gentleman of that city, has
Invented new Dsilling Apparatus, now
in operation, which yields more in Twelve
hours, from still of 800 than can b. pro-
duced from one of 1900 gallons, construct
ed in the old way.
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Nv ALTER SCOTT"
Edinburgh, April 18th, 1896.

Sir Walter .Scou.--It appears that the
letter OF Sir Waller Scott to the French
BOOKSELLER, published in our paper Of yester-
day, vas written in 1871. The following
letter appears 10 the Courier of Jolly H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

Ohio Yeliop Tobacco. This tobacco
has hitherto been sent to the Baltimore
market, where IT has been sold from 50 to
SO per cwt according to quality. Ex-
pense OF waggonlng something like 8. The
quantity RAJ ed this year B estimated at
1000 hhds of from 100 10 1000 lbs. each.
Near 4 ooO, 900 of pounds.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

Surprising Cure.-1'he Raleigh Rgis-
ter states that another wonderful cure has
been effected by the application of salt and
Dater to large tnmor generally belie> ed to
be cancer, with winch respectable
gentleman Of Sampson county was Affect
ed. In six weeks after he made the ap.
pl'catlon, he was perfectly well.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

Florida Canal. IA corps # u. s. En-.
snerrs is busiIy employed in surveying
the route oil soip canal across the terrific
of Florida.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

biHiam and Mary.--Dr. J. augustine
Smith has accepted the appointment Of
Professor of Anatomy and Ply siology in
the University of the State of New-York,
and viii resign his Office of President 10
the College of William and Mary.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

cd al the corners Of all the streets, Inform
ing thai the king had ssued an ordnance
commanding al persons h wing hooks or
manuscripts nn Missionary, or other secret
soeirtns, 10 their possession, Ia deliver
them np within week, on pain OF being
considered guilty of high treason.
o0e-
Sir Halter Scott. The first delivery Of
NJ. Gass.n's new edition Of Sir " alter
SCOTS works has appeared IN Paris. /, is
accompanied by a fac smile Of the follow
INK lrtter:-
To VI. Defauconpret, London.
SiR-I an favored with, your letter.
which proceeds On the erroneous suppO-
.illoo that am the author of Wsyrrlry
nd the olhet Novels and Tales, which
You have translated INTO French But. rs
this proceeds on mistake, though very
general opr, have no title ahatsaeyef 81
TIM 10 become party to any arrangement
IL which that author or his works may be
ca ac"rnrd, or TO iccept the very handsome
compliment which you design for him.
IL nm, SlI, your ob't. serv't,
A ~ 80 Mr.