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The Opinion of Chief Justice Marshall,
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vs.. Macon, by Joseph Tate, counsellor at
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ADRIAN r.. NORTH.
June IS.
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JOHNSON'S
HllNOVS VOW NEN.

Inilo Medicine IL not offered io The
Public, as Pnnnced, but asa Cathar-
nc admirably adapted 10 the removal OF
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect Ia
oalomel, aud superior to any other rurga.
tive in use
u rs peculiarly adapted 10 Bilious and In
hammatory diseases may be used in all Gu
ses where this class of Remedies Is adhuiss-
ole, may be repeated as often ms such p4ed-
eihes are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nanseate unless the stomach is lond-
ed with Bile aud does not require the pm
tent to eonfne himself 10 any particular
rules, during lis operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
neen injured, by an imprOperuse OF mercury,
or are morbdly susceptible Of its india, nee,
VIII Ind il the best known substitute (Hs ~
Coihnriic) FOR CHlomel.
II is believed 10 he preventive of the BIZ
ious Complaints OF our climate, il one dos,
(more fnecessary,) be taken occasionall,
or ms soon as general feelings OF ndlsros
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth.
tnrred tongue, &c. announce The approach OF
disease
II will be found a valuable Febriluge and
Aperient medicine in small doses
1t contains no mercury, aud NAV be safely
given under any circumstances To women, OF
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail.
by the Proprietor,
DOCI. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, Ia
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If he would pitrh headlong from thr
pulpit he rlrnehcs his white pork -
ct handkerchief firmly in his list. and
brings down his baud, ~ If smitinr
some one nj his feet This grsturp
IL uniform. answering ful v - What
Hamlet calls &" saving the air. :"
and nolhing but the conviction thai
It is wholly in, oluntary can recon
Gle il 10 the hearcr the orator
seems con,ulscd with the ihrors ol
thought aud ihe grandeur of his pc
RODS. rolling out one after another
in rapid sncc eesion. leaves the MUD
little time for dwelling on minor con-
sIderatous.
His manner arproae hcsvcry near
" ~ What in our epuntr, would be
called mcthodistlcal. For some min
utrs hc onliaues tn kindle gradual
Y, and thr tones nf his voice grow
Louder and lnpd =. TIL he lai " thun.
dfrs. As h ascruds these cl,maxes
. AL TIA, subj NJ III imagery. or
tioleat ~ gesture. the listener sits
tslonndrd Al tat b,lts which are
falling around hin. The audience
are silent AZ death. and The bpldcst
holds hi breath lor n time. = Then
comes Il respitc-a break. in which
III" language Of the speaker is IN al
under tone, ~ low az 10 be scarcely
audible. | cannot illustrate his ma
nrr better. than by comparing hin
IN y TORI, nj ol his native hills, which
at one dime. rnshes impeiapusly
down It's rugged bed. II then glide
away in "A deep and silent current.
The discourse oCcupies something
more than AN hour. have nu
the To- attempting it outlines. 4
tolrrable sketch was siven IN some
oi the papers, " the Wholc Of II has
Oern pab,ished ma pamphlet form.
i'hc speaker. has the same promi
neat II nome, ~ he has IN the eye
OF Foreigners. lie is almost id'li
1ed by Tue people oi Glasgow. From
What was obsc,,rd. should think
him very accessible and popular in
his manners. We paused moment
at the door Of the Churcn, till hr
Z amr ont. A large circle Of ladies'
aud gentlemen approached familiar
j y. aud shook him cordially by the
| hand -
" Zen CHI trent 1llov d with enlearing wiles,
An pinr kJ MS gown, To share the good
| mans smiles"
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A CHINESE TALE.

The following beautiful little story
IL taken from recent publication,
entitled " The Dutch SalmagIn-
d." reviewed in late number
OF the London Literary Gazette
X in-Tsong, king of Tsi. had "A
beautiful horse. which was a parti-
cular fa,prile If his. Through
some ne giect of the groom the herse
d ID on Which account the king
brcamr 50 curagod. that he took up
IA ian aud was going 10 run him
through with il. Fortunately. Ivan
lsc Mas present N the moment. and
addressed tha King as follows
PlnCc there VAS LHt little want
,ue, aud tn, man would have died
without kuoWiag tn magnitude oi
his crime Well said the king,
convince hill first
Iyan took The lance AID turning
toWarI- the criminal sai -. hid
of misfortune pay at'entlen. Will
| relate ~ you lie cNtrnt ri va
crime. First YOU are the icAih NJ
the horse which the ku" bad e.
trusted 10 your care and Or t,1s
reason you must d. secondly.
YOU are the cause that AVA M csty,
on the account ola horse, hes put
himself into such a passion that he
was going With his own hand I" Kill
you. Doyou conceive that this ne"
crime is greater than the former
Thirdly, and lastly, it will no" hr
known throughout the kingdom AIT
to our neighbors that our Lord The
king, on account Of Il horse, did Viii
his own hands, kill a fellow creature
whereby he, without doubt. will los,
his good name. See, child oi mis-
fortune this il your greatest crime
aud what dreadful consequences re
suit from your neglect. DO You
now fully comprehend what yo'
have been doing = Let ham go,
said the king, IJorgiue him!'
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CLIMAX OF BLUNDERs.

In the debate on the leather tax,
IN i795, in the Irish House of Com.
mons, the Chancellor of the Exche.
qucr. Sir John parneli.) observed,
with great emphasi---. that in the
prosecution of the present war, eve
ny man ought To give his last guinea
t. protect the remainder
Mr.. VandeIure said. that howe-
yer that night be-. the tax on leather
would be seuerety tet by the bare
footed peasantry of Ireland
10 which Sir Roach Boyle repli.
ed. that this could be easily remedi-
ed-by making the ander leather Of
1UOod.' ----
Lord Byron observed to Rogers,
that pnnning was tie lowest species
of wit. True said the otLer, it 10
the foundation
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CARRIE rs.

We can never presume to enter a
carret-a place where Goldsmith
f,ourished aud Chatterton died
Without paying a tribute of reNer-
cnre to the presiding deity ot the
place. How venerable does it APP
near, at least il it is a genuine gar
ret, with lts singular projections,
like the fractures in poor Gold
smiths face, its tattered and thread
bare walls. like old Johnson's wig,
and its nunberless .Ioop-hdles ofre'
treat for the north wind to peel
through and cool the poets imaSW-
alton.
1t was in g lonely lge.ret, far re
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22
NEW and Elegant GOODS.
navrn a. ROBERT KYLE,

ueye lust received large and we'll chosen
.nopiy of. staple aud Fancy Goods, which,
IN addition 10 their former stock, renders
their assortment equal TO any ever
offered in this market. The follow
ing are among the articles lately
received:
c,ner blue, black, and fancy colored Cloths
and Cassimeres
Tambord, book, Swiss, and null Muslins
Cambrfcks, assorted, (plain and hgured)
Jaokonet, book, and null Muslins, plain and
figured
Black. shaded, and fancy colored Silks
An assortment of elegant gauze Il fancy Hkfs
Black, white, and green gauze Vei!s
Brown and shaded Gros de Naples
Superb Barege Handkerch'els
insertion Trimmings and cotton Cord
Superfne Gngnams
Ladies' morocco and coiored silk Shoes
Cbildren's worked Cap patterns
Ladies aud Gentlemens' Black and white Silk
Hose
Gentlemens half do.
Union mixtures and Nanklns
Brown and white Russia Drillings
Irish linens and linen Cambrcs
Striped Florentines
Black silk and fancy Bandana Handkerchief
Tortoise shell, tack, and side Combs
Mock do do.
A handsome assortment of Umbrellas aud
Parasols
Nelson's Patent Suspenders
Furniture and apron Checks
Brown am bleached Sheeting
Sd and Al plaid Domesics
An assortment of Bed Ticking
few cases Gentlemens superior Far Hats
Drab aud black Wool Hats.
ALSO
5000 lbs Spun Cotton assorted
40 doz. Corn Scythe b AIDES
,, Gentlemens' fall back Saddle Trees
8 ), Ladies Saddle Trees
April +. IS
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April s.

NOTICE-Part of our new Spring goods
~ have just arrived, which we have re
ceived by the late arrivals from New York x
Philadelphia, which is a well selected assert
ment of goods calculated for the present aud
approaching season, purchased by partner
residing in Philadelphia, which will bear a
comparison with any brought TO this market,
as they have been purchased principally at
auction and many of them at very grent sa-
CRITICS., and will be sold at a very small ad
vance.
Mos, oftIe goods arc Of neV style, paticrns and
ertrn qaaify.
Among the invoice are
Rich fgd Gau2e and Leese Mbbands
Super Prints, Irish Linens and Lawns
Beautiful Gg'd Silks, NC.
We shall receive fresh supplies by almos,
every arrival. .
ANDREWS g. BROTHERS.
Aprl 27.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

IUSr received large supply .ot the best
j (aH pressed american Castor O1''
also, on hand large quantity OF sn'
perior made Putty.
WIN. OWENS & G. L. LECklE,
.1pothecaries & Druggists
Feb IS.
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DR. DklSDEN'S
CELEBRATED

CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS
Recommended By the most respectable Physici-
ans in Europe as teeH as III .3meTtcd as a
safe aud certain cure for
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Cont.
4 indieious practitioner in London,
~ speaking Of these powders, expresses
himself ttuS--" have lsays he) employed
all my skin and alents to hrd out useful
preparation for the relief and cure of Rheu-
matlsm, and inost sotemniy Gfirm,t have
never found any thing so g00d. so sofe, and so
abicGciolss, as DR. Drisden's Rheumatic Pow
ders. You ma , depend upon it Says he) for
have often exporienc need it, that they possess
every virtue that can justly be ascribed to n.
ny medicine for that tormenting disease.
Here then Gays he, AGAIN. you have med
clue OF superlative efficacy and OF intrinsic
value mild in its operation and certain in
BIS elects, aud which may be given with sue
cess IN variety OF chronic diseases, but es-
pecially in obstinate Rksum atim. 1t may be
given to the youngest children, and to wo-
men in the most dtLcafe situations. In paius
OF the tace. &c. powder taken at bedtime
will give relief.
DR.. JENNINGS. of Edinburgh, speaking of
these powders, SAYS, / have used them in my
practice, ms well as in the hospitals, and find
them 10 be most valuable remedy in cases
Of rheumatism, and well calculated 10 do
much good, and therefore recommend them
to Senerai use being confident i'll my own
opinion, AS we'll as that OF others, that no enc
will be disappointed who may have occasion
10 use them.
DIR. CLARK, Of New York in letter 20 the
agent OF the proprietor, conclndes 10y saying.
lhe poorer class OF people will hnd M these
powders, valuable aud cheap medicine, tor
ibave generally found from one tn two boy
e., have produced H cure, aud in some cases
nag box has had The wished for effect, aud
IN one instance a gentleman who came under
my care, laboring under obstinate chronic
hheumatism, attended with all the mptoms
OF approaching consumption, by continuing
the use ut the powders both diseases wele
completely removed, aud am Of an opinion,
tha' This medicine will prove a valuable re-
meay IN complaints OF the chest, rs we'll as
Ri.Umalisn.
Certificate of The Reverend Mn MAITLAND,
do certify that my sister, who resided
with me army wears, has been for the last
.Aree wears, sortly afflicted with rackng prins,
sometimes IN Que joint aud sometimes III an
o'her, bat most frequently in the wrists,
sHoaider', and knees, and sometimes IN tue
breast, frequently suited from one place TO
another which deprived her of rest day and
a'glf, aud produced debility. loss OF appetite,
o"hcSs ot spirits, &c which her PhysciallS
HSted WAS Rheumatism, without being able
10 give any Thing that gave permanent rellet ;
Was determined 10 make use of your Rhen'
Hl"i'c Powders, and got box and n-ed them
according 10 the directions, the effect rea-
"@ea my tull expectations, and l'etore she
,'ade Use OF one box her pains left her and
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Blank Checks, Negotiable Notes,
Constablc's Warrants, Bonds,
Deeds, Executions and
Subp9nas,
and almost every other kind Of Blanks foI
salea this Once.
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N LEW MUSIC.
NEW WORKS.

TIVE Subscriber has the pleasure of an
nouncng To the public that he has just
received and has for sale the
30 Vol. OF Randolph's Virginia Reports.
Randolph 5 Virginia Gardener. a very va.
lunhle little production.
Madi5ons and Jeiierson's Reports in relati
on TO the Alien aud Sednion Laws OF 1898
9, to which is added the kentucky Resolnti'
oHs.
have heard great deal said about these
Resolutions ever since was little boy. |
am glad that the people now have an oppor-
tuni,y of procuring this very valuable pro-
ducton, as it seems TO be made the standard
by which republicans are to be known.
ADRIAN X. NORTH
April s.,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22
Boston Nt1us Letter.

Lord Nelson and Lord N6rbnru. 1T
"as once our lot IN hear n Ce!cbra-
ted barristcr ~ the IRISH Court, who
had been u short time before h ,rse.
whipped M the lot Of Nelson's Pill
lar, IN SaCk,illc silcct. 80 severely
as to be carried home bleeding with
tic severity 81 The punishment, cross
examine a manl whp had indicted an-
Other for an assault. i" Pray. SIr.r
said the counsel. With the usual bar.
rlsteIial insoence. Z" were you well
beaten 7" i" Yes, Sir." said the man,
"qnlle As we'll as you were at the foot
of Scls ,n's Pillar" The counsel
tprncd pale with rage and mortiGca-
lion, and turning Ia Lmd Norbury,
my Lord," said he, 81 appeal for
the projection of the Court against
this inperti,cucc." " The Court"
cried Lord Norhnry, "can never
refuse It's protection TO any one who
bled under the immortal Nelson"
irish paper.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
Il HE concern Of John c. Miller & Co. Of
he county Of Charlotte, was, on The Isl
day ofAprI last, diSsoired By mutual consent.
AL persons haciag claims against SAID con-
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subscribers for payment 4; and those indebted 10
them are requested TO come forward and settle
their respective balances without delay
JOHN c. MILLER,
c. B.4RKSD4LE,
I'm. G.3LNES
June Is. 4W46
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22
MILITARY P0LlTENEsS.

MISUNDERSTANDING the Jury with
Wo,sh the battle Of Fontenoy was
contested. the action began with "a
great show Of eiV,ity. Lori Chas.
Hay, captain of the English
guards. ad, a,lcrd before the ranks,
and count d'Autcrociae, "A lieutenant
Of grcnadicrs in the French guards,
stepped forW ard to meet him item
tIemr1 of the French guards said
the English captain, ire No,
nv lord repIied the other, We me-
,er fire GrsJ.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

An old fashioned 1hrriage Porti-
on.--Captain John Hon, who WAS
onc nf he first founders Of the Oh
South Church. capt. oil Ant X Hon.
AriIllcr5. n ,erresentati,r Of the
town. aud in 1850 AN as istant, was
manof wealth. A dang ter # his
"a9 narrirhto Major Samuel Se-
wall As usual IN those days, The
ialhcr WAS expectcd to give bis
dtnghier IN rIIage portion. SO
Father Hull, after his daughter was
completely, aud richly too. dressed
aud prepared for the ccremony caus.
her 10 be nut into one side of "A large
pair OF scales. III the presence of her
friends. and then pIaccd on dollars
and crowns. sIls cr money, until they
weighed her DOWN Report SAYS
she vas "A plump. hearty girl.-This
must have been "A fat marriage nur-
ton IN tbose days.
Hapfnu Ap,py IpJJs.
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mo. 50.

moved from all ronnexinn with NOR
ialiiy. thai Otway conceived aud
damned his affecting tragedy of
e. Nc,n Preserved > aud il vas in
a garnet thai lie ate tLe stolen roll
Nhlrh ultimately terminated ln his
death. II WAS in garnet that poor
Butler indicted his inimiiablp HUI
dibras, and ronyulsed the king and
court with Daughter. while he him
self ~rilhed in the gnawing pangs
IT star, alton.
4 gentleman found DRYDEN in his
old age exposed :, the attacks IT po-
verify. aud rcplning in an obscure
corner # LONDON. You weep foe
my sitnai,on.' exclaimed the ,ener-
able poet on seeing him, but never
nI,nh.my young friend, the pang will
be over eoon.' lie died fen DAYS
ate wards. poor Chatertton !
lhr slceples- boy who persisted in
his pride. were me by to,erts. aud
siung 10 tie quick by tho hcartlcss
neglect oi bigoted aristocrat. com
meecei his Immortality III IA garnet
/" shercdi'rh. For two days pre-
ti#t' Il his dealt, he had eaten moth
ing his landiady. plying his des-
olate conditions. Invited him To sup
witt her: hr spuru,d The invitation
with eoairnp,, and put an end 10
his existence by poison.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

lust received and for sale by the sub
- scriber, the Opinion of Chief Jusuci
Marshall, in the cast of CARAT, Err q
Brooke vs.. Mason Ell al.
CHAS A WRITER'S.
June u.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
INTERESTING DOCUMENT.

~ a meeting Of the freehoIcrs Of Hanover County
Al me Courthouse on Wednesday The Goth day ofJuly
l77i-tbc following address was agreed to.
IN JDhn SyDe ami Pat,ict Henry, ,Jr Esq's
GENTLEMEN: You have our thanks for your patriotic
faithful, and spirited condnct in the part YOU acted in
Tie tate Assembly as our Burgesses; and as we are
greatly alarmed at thc proceedings OF he British Par
lament respecting the town of Boston and tie province
ut massachusets Bay, and as understand a mcetDr
OF Delegates from all The counties ia this colony is an.
pointed to be held in w liamsburg on the st
month, TO deliberate on public affairs we do here
by appoint you gentlemen Delegates and we do re-
quest you then and there 10 meet consult and advise
touching such matters, likely to effect our
dehveranCe from the evils with which cur country is
threatened.
The Importance Of those things which will offer tIcfn~
selves for your deliberations is exceeding great And
when Il is considered, that the effect Of the measures
you may adopt viii reach latest Postcrnv Won iii
excuse US for giving you sentiments, and pointing
cut some particulars proper for ta plan Of conduct we
wish you 10 observe.
We are frecrncn. We have right to be So ard 70
enoy all tie privileges and iummities Of orr fellow
subjects in England And while we retain lust sense
Of hat Freedom and those rights and privileges nrccs
sary for lis safety and security, shall never give
up the right If taxation. Let it suffice 10 sa once for
all will be taxed but by our own rcpresorfa
lives. This is the great Bfdcc Of Freedom and Br
fish America bath been hitherto distinguished bv il
AUd when we sec The British Parlianer, .lri .rc
upon that right, and acting M determined resolution
10 destroy u, IgOhid wish to see fle ,1nitod WE
d.u 1u@ t.je Of America collected for ifs defiance
The sphere of life in which VIC move hail, not si,rd
cd us lights sufficient 10 determine With certainty con-
corning those things from which he troubles Al Boston
orgnated whether the people there we're warranted bv
Justice. when they destroyed the tea we know mt hui
This we know, tha the Parliament by their proceedings
have made Us and all North America parties in tic
present dispute and deeply Interested in he event Of
ih insomuch, hot il our sister colony Of Massacbu-
sets Gay Is ensiaved we cannot long remain rec
Our minds arc flied with anxiety when VIC view The
friendly regards of our parent state turned fnio enn
- aud those powers Of government formerly exerted
for our AID and protection, formed into ngetous efforts
for our destruction. We read intended doom in
TIC Boston port bill, in tat Tor altering The mode Of
trial in criminal cases, and finally in c bin Tor alter
ing The form cf Government IN the Massachusetts Bav
"e,e 97erai dcts are reP;se ib:niys,c aud orprcs