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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
DAVID d. RoBrRr Kyle

In addition to Their fofmer sioek, have just
recclucd thu .joHoni,lg o'itcies ;
Carpetiugs, rich aud handsome figures
Grape Lace, assorted eoIors
Black aud shaded silks, rich figures
Baruche, a new and beautiful article
Figured and shaded ribbons, superior style
White satins, plain and figured
Long and short white kid gloves
Rich figured bombazettrs, assorted co'ors
Babnct Laces, assorted
! cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
quality
10 cases elastic water proof Hats
4 few piecrs superior CTcass'an rIaids.
December -. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
NEW ARRIVAL,
Ag1A
ksqNsssssrssAsfEsA

<HHE subscriber has Just received by the
~ latest arrival from Philadelphia, the fol
lowing articles, viz. Memoirs OF the Life al
the right hon. Richard Brnslcy sheridan, b,
Ihos Moore, in vol.
Napoleon aud the Grand Army in Russia. OF
critical examination of Count Phihp De ST,
gur's work, by Gen. Gourgaud, in l yo,
The Emperor Aapoleons expedition 10 Rus
sia, Ill 1872, by Count Philip Dc segur, in :
vols
The contribution ofQ @. 10 periodical
work with pieces never before published by
the late Jane Taylor IN , vols
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful i'll ! vol
The sketch book in . vols.
Hume's Smollet's and Besset History OF
England in 9 vols.
Eement- Of THERAPEUTIC, and Md,eria Me
dca 10y Chapman in vols
The Elements OF Experimental Chemistry
by William Henry in 3 yois
The surgical aud Physiological works OF
John Abernalhy OF London in vols.
Medical enquiries aud observations upon
the diseases OF the human mind by benjamin
Rush in vol.
Flaggs family Dentist in vol.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics III Q vols
Lord Byrons Works in 9 vols. gilt binding
new American System OF Book heeplns
by James Bennett III vol
Adams Geography aud At.as.
Smlevs' do. do.
Gnmmeres' Surveying
Griscums Questions in English Grammar
for the use OF schools
The lIierogyphical Fortune Teller, sup
posed 20 have been invented bv Bonaparte.
The last OF the MoAicans, by the author OF
the Pioneers.
Randolph's Culinary Gardener, by a na.
tive OF Virginia
pilworth's Spelling Book.
Lite OF Washington, Fockct Maps Of Va.
Pocket books large aud small with clasps.
Pink letter paper, @c. &c All OF Which
he will sell very low Tor cash,
CHS. A. WITIERS.
March i6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
Just ! Nnded
At Andrews Truly Cheap Store.

p bag prime coffee
do 10 pepper
3 hhds. moiasses
Together with choice assortment OF Groce
rcs
Also, in store a few hhds OF rum
Aud several crates eaIlhenWaie
; casts mems course shoes
700 pair stllchdowns do
30 jack screws
l6 ,oz cotton cards
l. do wool do
Il hind, assorted sloueWarc
. halc5 Whit, red aud yellow ilannels
loo realms wrapping paper
All OF which we nrc srllng very low
At our Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. %. Main Street.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
BOarding reduced TO 81 per 1oefk.
II g ,l4lAs,S EIOI4La
sign II ASnlNGTON.
No. & d. g North 4M Street.

No. e u 8 North an street.
Near Market street, Philadelphia
Mars. c. YOlIE respectfully Intmm,
ANa her friends aud the publc III gencraL
that She has reduced her pr. Tor boarding
To seven dollar, per week thu house i 5,tn
atcd in the most central part OF the city Tor
bu=inr7s the rooms are numerous aud com
modluuz, the beds aud mhtltasscs are Of tia
brsi; the table, as htrululurc. snail be lnr
nrsbrd with every thing the extensive market
affords the waters are attentive aud ubli-
alug. In Offering the above she hope, Ia
continue to receive public patronage.
rhiadeIphln, March i. 4"5s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
NOT ~ f..
Eathl. " inston,

A r the junction of Main Street with the
"a Alley leading to and from Friends to
Martin or Stone Warehouse, offers To the
pubilc, by wholesale aud retail, general as
ri MIMI L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27

N~OTICE is hereby given that the Cells
y IN the Lonatir Hospital IN the oltf
IF Williamsburg. are ali oeeupifd, aud thai
no more patients will he received IN The
said Hospital, until SOME Of the SAID Ceils
,,re xarud-due notice of which viii De
given. er.
By order Of the Court Ut Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, C.e. ~.
LILY %, 1913. RS79
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
.NNM ANN\N AZ.

suIE suh.cr,brr has Ia, pleasure Of an,
ueauclpg to the Ladies al tvuchhure
aud lis vicinity, that hr LA, received, drrret
from philadelphia, - the lo,t slaee, aNery
idrse supply Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27

.rlur II 4 deed uf trust, executed
10 the subscriber, by MARK Anthony, 10
secure the pa mrnt Of a debt due the Comr
monwenIli 81 Virginia, shall, Oh Monday,
tue l7ln day ot April erHt. nj PihsyIyania
Conr iionsr, II being the day Of HE election,
p0uArig proceed - sell to the hghcsl bidder,
Tor Casu, ~ In AGA or LAANDt
containing 400 A1aD Ia xAGA.Ls,
yinL npoh Sltunton Niner, ~ the county n
lorr,a.d he,ng the sanc baud formerly owned
hy Jacob Rnusamtn, aud after ms death es-
cLenled TO The Conlmonwnnlih al virginia,
mud ,old b5 James NJ Williams, fschertor Tor
tue connty oil IhusJiNani', to The ,a,d Mark
Anthony, The deea oi rrua IS duly recorded
10 The county court OF pmsyIyena ing
as trustee shali cpnsry lhr lille yrslea IA nc
by sud trust deed. mos. NiLLlAds,
March %. cphd,35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
NEW NSAE,

For the TThNC FORTE. eulhrariae
all the Late publications. up lo liz tlme--lir
Is in great hope fht hey will cull aud pur
chase 10 amazr Themselves during the Christ
mas holidays, AZ he is determined 10 sell luw
ADRIAN L. NORIil,
Dee -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27

A good character Is, like a game
strr's money. very difficult to keep;
and, when lost, still more dill ult To
regain.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
Fon THE CoxsrlrurtoxA1. WING.

Mr.. tdHoT: III the speech of aged Member OF the
House OF Delegates Of Virginia published in your paper OF
the 3rd instant, find the following paragraph: "Oters
that is mere Nankey Yankee notion imported from
New England by young by he of Deist who
ntermanicd with his FIRST wcs sister, Miss Universalia
Universas Their eldest by this h0gc(k 5;tqrrigc
has been oTCned in due form Of Holy Church. and i.
called Atheist, and the second Untatiau'
With the elegance of the Latin the languare or the ma n
ner of this jcu deSpr, have nothing to do claim, no
right crilicsc them do claim tho right to rrpel The
tack thus publicly made b. grave Legsa tor rDon the reIi
gious character q the section OF country me birth
and whose religious and literary institutions I'M under
debt Of gratitude That the age Of antcdlu,an
arch would enable pay. trust your liberal v
and Of justice viii permit avail myself of the
paper which has circulated the unmCritcd attack.
That New England deficient in correct religious prn-
oipc, Is the last charge which should have expected 10
hear from Legislator Of Virginia, the last which should
suppose any Legislator would assume the responsibility OF
making against cute section Of his common country
lie uuacquauted with the history Of that part OF
the United States or have forgotten From day that
the FIST Pilgrim set his foot rugged shore Plymouth,
the present moment, may fcacssly challenge the an
mails OF History ~ point cut any people, who have devoted
GuCh time and labor and treasure the interests Of IL
teaturc and religion, the people Of New England, in
proportion their numbers. They at first certainly
superstio but, although this error Of the times
and Of their peculiar circumstances the very history
eir supeTstiiou proves the depth strength their re-
eous principles And il is reflection upon any part Of
the christian world say, hot the people wEorand
this day Of all religious denominations, live together
with much harmony, much christian furbearance,
strong conviction Of the justice Of the principle that call
have right worship God according the dictates
Of their cOnsccnce ny people the face If the
Garth.
That there Unitsans in New England IS rYc. That
they ares body, learned moral and highly respcca-
bic community is That the there who couples
their with Atheism, is strongly dscountonanced BY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
Copy. Teste,
CHsLEY KENNEY, c. S. c.

asked the Principal Agent if much of the above
account as IS without date, fair and legal
Us respects the four Declarations, viz No. 4030l
ana 4OO aud further asked him, if by the laws, rules and
regulations OF tile NJ A Society it proper
anime sand declarations and if approved after
aton To endorse the back OF them that they appov-
ed, and that certificates should go Cashier
heioe could pay The premium be insured the de
caraiions aforesaid (ee section 8th article 18th the Bye
Laws NC oi The society also section tie 9th of the 5th
article, which says of any building shall
mence until after sunset of the day which the premium
or quota for nsurln the shall have paid such
ne the FACTS, how, would wish know could the Pincjp
Agent say that ain insured upon the four declarations
aorcSdo or undertake ecord them, bearing tine 18th
ct December 80, and said to be recorded the 10Th of
Tie same month"; without the aforesaid endorsements NE
certificates having to the then Cashier General
rzng him TO receive the premium, considered
require these things 10 be complied with by the insured
we'll the insurers make legal and eifcctua insur-
ancc sec the Laws, &c Of the year 1905, and pretend
ed or said do not hold receipts obtained from the General
Ohice on the aforesaid 10th of December 1905 full all
the NJ A. Soceys claims against me, whatever nature
or description, and then the same day and at the
same place gave to the Principal Agent verbal notice To
withdraw all my buildings within the Borough Norfolk
that had BEEN insured, and have from that cunsd-
cred myself insured said buildings in said Borough
as respects the after part of the aforesaid account m
loss to know how to approach it SUFFICE say, that as
lar rs understand 10 make the quite
ingenious exhibition, il is well asccained TN
derstood to debit me for larger quota tina
any Law Ruis NC of the institution, authorize
luther 10y the Law If 1905 understood by me- the Prn-
cpal Agent is bound to certify upon oath any record
ted ~ cocrcing delinquent members: which previous AMI
necessary steps appear from full tho account 10
be wanting; but the law of 1909 however appear not m re-
que the aforesaid oath: and thus suppose am In
bc considered, Notwithstanding the express Of 1906
which it is supposed more properly fits my case.
EDWARD VALENTINE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
From tie Charlottesville Gazette.

FROM ne Cf'nTiOftCSrfkle GdSefic.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-The closing scene or tho
session exhibits poof of that daring shirt wbhh
counters d'icultes which The rcuort
o me seiect committee on the subject of federal
heht Is puerie and mpotent mere
oil sttaws against the wind Why was this ncckerv re-
served rs the las, Of long session. The
Oh tne SUBJECT and the emergency of the
US 10 LOOK WIN anxiety for the report and reoiccd
the hope that some masters hand would expose the usi,,
Gus ana dangerous innovations of general government
whe 1t umphantly indicated aud tiruit of
me state. We have been disappointed. Are I.csslu
uie q" gini0 so crcduious, believe tho will
ron hack It's waves at the bidding of Canuc? Do thHy
"nk to curb the power of headStrong ambition to check
ta PteFt0td government III mid career, such drirals
tnese we are told what every body knew before ha
Hga denies the right OF the federal government To con-
sfuct roads and canals. What need we TO he told
so Ivy special committed Are the evidences OF GU, pol
Ci chets 10 be Kept secret or had the committee areu
mems TO sustain the positions they assume? uifng
WIN grave shtectt is sporting the clara, ter
oil our state, 10 appoint sccct to proclaim
Wha han b'en often told III Gath beoie-io other
times ana "ther reports for the by which Justify
our opinions This work should have been never
begun OF IL should have been accomplished What boots
10 exercise nay who xecisiug powers; and
10 tel 'em mat excellent arguments may be found sup
pun US cy VIII take the pains read docu-
"eis 10 wh,"h they respectfully the
resolutions of SO aud report of $50 are SD entirely
Pp'caoie To the present junctuc of
~ necessary Tor the elect committee TO have fvcurcd
ti'o WIN 'htif elaborate report which only the
purpose o an index to that which they forbcar recite
Little business of Importance been tansa ctcd within
me last few days. The comoton ON the subject of our
Judicnry, has subsidized length-Tle various ptoiecs
winch were successfully submitted on this subject have
octh disposed Of and the in stab. qio; AS
II IS acknowledged that the egs turc do not possess nde
qha'o power under the constitution,
ABUSES Nv our Judcary, all farther attempts may
e" as postponed till the sovereign assembly
youcls"e to permit the people determine whether they
"es!re convention, not.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
DRAWING or THE
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery.

FIRST CLASS.
THNHE Subscribers having been requested to superntepJ
n the drawing of the First Class the Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery, do hereby certify that the following were
tho numbers which this day drawn from the thirty
six placed into the wheel, viz:
SO. 9. Is. 27. %
Aud that the said numbers drawn in the order in
which they stand above; that say No 80, was the
first that was drawn; No. g. the seconds No Is was
the third; No 27, the fourth aud No. %, was the
9th and last.
Witness hands at Norfolk, This LIST ofNIarch 1926
ROBERT 3. TAYLOR.
MILES KING
ALEXANDER JORDAN.
WRIGHT SOUTHGATE.
w. $. ARNISTEAp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07

DC compelled TO occupyhad they said TO the Coporos
Oh Tue United States the Tariff whether constitutional
or unconstitutional, is running country; and making
US saves TO northern intercsts-aud that the sane ms
uce which authorized separation frou, England
VIII equally justify resisting this domestic tyranny
anu mad they thrown themselves on the patriotism o.
'e Legislature TO sustain the course and on the suffer-
"Ss OF their constituents to approve it, instead of in
uSuing soliciting and denouncng, to effect their OBJ
Ject History might have classed the ion will,
the glorious stand of '98. They would have been sus
tanned by the country-and that crisis at once brought
on which is inevitable at last the alternatives presented
to Congress, that the Tariff must be modified or openly
resisted AS is, 1t appears to abortion
defective IN form, and nugatory in ccct-oo angry to
concate, yet too lame 10 If the State inter
tered at ALL appears TO that this was the sort of in,
reference demanded by her rights and dignity To re-
adopt the Report and Resolutions of 800 under circum
stances so entirely different; apply them TO questions
SO wholly dissinilar, seems if the talents of the
state as wei! as her patience, were exhaustcd-a cok
cuson winch VIC know, however, be neither werr,n,
ed in reference 10 the State at large or the able com
mittee who draft>d the Report and Resolutions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07

WILL STAND the ensuing season. conoerciru
" March ami ending lst August, at Tree II,N near
ch""nd ana VIII he let to Mares IS dollars the sea-
o" to 6r paid on the LIST of August: dollars the sing
leap. 10 be paid the time, aud 40 dollars for ns,,
Fifty cents in each for the Groom Frtensive a
lures and every attention paid Mares but no resro
biliy Tor escapes accidents. Mares viii br . ac
ding to directions, and no profit changed on the mark.
price OF the produce. l. Nj SEIDFN
SIR CHARLES is full 5 feet , inches biph 4 f,o so,
of most commanding appearance, beauty and action H
was got by Sir Archy, who got by old Diomed: b;s
dam by Old CHIzen, who was got by Pacoet, who was
got by Blank, who was got by the GGdolphn Arabian
so that on both sides, there is bred horse in
the world.
PERFORMANCES.
Fall after he hgee years old, he walked over the
Marlborough for the Colts Stake, two mile beat
At'he same time and place he the Propreors Purse
two mile heats, beating MI Wynn's grey fy Virginia
Spring he was four years old, ne the Jockey Club
Purse at Halifax, two mile heats, beating Jerome &C.
At Belheld, ne the Projectors Purse two mile he
beating Caroiuiau, Giant, and Bate Cons tu,ion At
New Market he won the Psoprieor's Purse, three mile
heats, beating Reality.
Fall after he the Proprietor's Purse two milo heat,
at arlington, beating Giant &c lie won tho Jockey
Club Purse at Drunmoudsburg, four mile heats beating
SCOTS lilly and Giant. He also the Propretors
Purse at New Market three mile heats beating Conen
ton &c lie lost the Belfeld beaten By Reality
He won the Post Stake at Halifax, beating Sir William,
Pcyton and Cays Potomac. lie won the Jockey club
Purse at Marlborough beating, &c.
Same Fall, he was carried South Carolina and Csor-
gia' IN wretched order aud three OF FIVE
beating Transport, Peyton. Plough Eov &c.
Lost the neHt Spring at Lawrenccyile, still in bad
der after winning the 6 heat three mile heats. He also
lost the mile day. best three Eve. the same time
Next Fall, he the Popretors Purse AZ Lawrence
vile, mile heats, beating Peytou, SCOTS 6iIv e.
Same Fall, at New Market, he the Jockey Club f,r
mile heats when he was able to with any horse in the
world, beating Sir William Coalition, Maria. SC At
Bchcd, he The Jockey Club Purse, three mile bea,
beating Sir Walter and Shawanee.
Next Spring he received cut ofhs legs which
occasioned him to lose, owing bad ord,r
Next Fall he won at W7ncntcn, two mile heats beat
ing Van TromP lie won at Lawrencev1lc tho Jockcv
Club four mile heats at ono heat beating Sir William lie
the Jockey Club At New Market r,ur ,oilo b..,s
heating Muckle John Flying Childers and Van Troro
lie the Jockey Club at Bcfed three mile fc,
ing Flying Chldcrs sr4 Ioho Richards
MACE ~ BENJAMIN MOODY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07

1 Mr. Garter, OF Pr. William supported the bill apt
reasonable compensation. He hoped the House
wouiu tmn4 no constitutional objection involved th
bill as 1t proposed no permanent judicial appoin trnent
MIR. Fuks was opposed to the compensation ner diem
and TO the bill ITSELF which lie thoupht unconstitu
tionai.
Mr.. Ghotson favorable to this bill nrovdel IA,
mileage only was retained The great objection tr
the other bills which had been rejected was th,t
constituted sinecures IN these Offices. Seeing no suc
objection to this bill, he disposed 10 vote for IL r
The conditions mentioned.
The House negatived MIR Briggs amendment
;hlr ~ aN"S OF r. H. felt 1t his duty TO for the
o'i' whether the per diem pay was allowed not He
hoped, however, that pay would be allowed
Mr.. Witcher supported tue motion TO strike out The
per diem allowance
The motion To strike out the per diem o,vance ,v,c
carried in the o1F,matirc.
The question recurring the passage of the bill
Mr. Ktger said that the bill, it was without any com
pensat,on 20 the Judges mere mockery TO Judge
Whites district. That district had asked relief in
various ways and been denied. He considered this
b tauiarnount 10 relief. But bad as it as inei-
Gent as lie thought IT. he disposed 10 take il rather
than none.
he bill was then passed BY a large majority.
TARIFF OF TOLLS.
The bill modifying the Tariff Of Tolls, James River
oe'ng on its passage Mr.. HarUie of Richmond TO
reconsider the eugrossng the bill with view
reduce the tolls CogLs
MIR. H. explained the reasons which induced the motion
decided majority of the committee, had considered
me subject Thought the toll Goals UNJUST oppressive
and mpoltic. ~Ifpersed the Golfers would be driven
10 desert the canal and wagons. reduced TO
reasonable compass other Golfers would TO the river
VINO now use the road Such too the situation OF
things IN the n rthern rket, that without this facility
lowed our Golfers IN getting market, they be
y driven from all the northern markets. MIR. moved
therefore reconsider the vote with view 10 reduce the
toll from cent five mills to one cent.
nc motion was opposed by AIessrs. Uitchey Hhite,
aud anderson of Shenandoa grounds that the
tee of suSpemdns the rules impolc-tat the re ha,
been conraGiy of statements before the comnittee-ha,
me Collieis the river got per than those
VINO used the rodd--and that this canal being mle for
Tue special benefit of the coal trade they should
PLAIN OF the toll it had been found necessary impose OH
men, Before the canal constructed, average load
Of c"ai was 200 hushclsnow 1000 bushels. This
advantage more than the increased toll
MIR. H0rrie replied extensively the gentlemen who |
opposed his motion. The House refused suspend the
n HE question recurrn. the of tie bill 1t
was supported by Mir. Pa of Nelson and passed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07

The House of D. legates had a recess of two hours
yesterday Tor want of business. The Session is ex-
Pected TO close on Wednesday Thursday. 1t has
tasted " d'ys including this. The laws passed by
means correspond III number or consequence to the
length OF the session. This perhaps is good instead
OF an evil But it must be confessed that as nothing
has been done, this nothing could well have been
done in s weeks as in mo tbs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07

M. 'hc'N aughf-It seems that have erred in as
crbnS the death of Denoon and the suicide of Mir Nc
Naught' to jealousy. Such the conjecture we
heard IN various circles, and the exstcne of some such
cause seemed necessary to ior deeds so dcs
Peratc and extraordinary We therefore adopted it
from Its probability protesting the time entire per-
sonal ignorance ofthc whole matter 1t could not have
been our wish to inhct injury on the memory of the
dead or the character feelings of the living for both
were and are, alike unknowr us If VIC have unde-
sgnedy done we repent it with all our hearts, and
offer this explanation the only atoncment we know
how to make
Many respectable persons have put themselves to the
trouble OF satisfying of the error-and many facts
nave been related which would have wrought convc-
ton had there been the opposite conviction before.
In shcrt we are painfully convinced of the error sa
tlsled that the act of Mcknight was produced BY
causes altogether different and Of the injustice unin
rentionally done to other parties concerned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07

/" interest on $3,L1 from line lst Decem0ae 1905
till paid
Ditto ON 1910 from the Is, of Ap.i 1859 till paid
James Rawlings, Principal Agent Of the Mutual AS
suf"hce Society against Fire Buildings OF
Virginia do hereby certify, that tlc amount - truly
COPIED from the Record OF the said Society that premium
correctly char srd the Buildings bv ihe said
Declarations numbered 4O3, 4O 405 aud 406 agrccablc
I" the Constitution of tue said Society adopted year
looo That the quota Of the year 1909 is correctly init
mated aud charged aud that the whole of additional
premium nd quota OF 1863 verify believed justly
due and unpaid.
Ia Testimony whereof, do Errcuno subscribe
my name and alix my Official Seal, a the Cc-
lSEALJ neral Office OF Assurance in The city OF Rich
nomi, this 23rd day OF February, 1916.
JAMES RAWLINGS.