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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
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The Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, which met IN this place on Thursda,
the 7th mst may jusll, be- csrisidcred the IN 81
interesting assembly pft The Church which has
ever occurred in the Diocess of E,gnia-esti-
mating that nteresI by thas nunber Of Clergy
and Laiis in attendance, AID the concourse Of
people " hIch crowded the town from different
quarters ofthc State.
The Convention consisted of about sixty Of
the Clergy and laity--an equal number nearly
o each order.--1 hc venerable and falherIy 81
shop Moore, presided, with his haLituai bruiqnry
and suavfy and dignily of manner, tho snn in
feeble health, and the sIttmgs of the body and
the daily and nightly services of the church,
with the many able diScourses which were = =.
lNcrcd, drew together greater concoursc OF
people than We have eyrr before seen assembled
on any mitar occasion The church va,
constantly flied to Oyci flowing Invitations we're
given 10 lie clergy To oficiate in the houses OF
worship belonging to other denominations Of
christians heIe, which were accepted
The solemn and holy rite of confirmation was
administered hy The Bishop TO 50 persons. on
saturday evening and on the iollowmg da,
the Lords supper was received by anunusually
large number The services OF the sabbath
morning afternOona and evening, closed the Con.
yeution, and the great assembiage began TO dis.
perse ON Nondly morning for their respective
BONES. saying in their hears, that il was good
tor them to have been here''-tor certainly 2 a
season more interesting and more happy TO the
true believer in christianity, has never before
been known in Virginia
Bishop Moore set out on Monday afternoon
for Cnlpeper Courthouse, and on Wednesday
conseorated the Church in that village and con
ierrrd on Nh Smith, i'sassoclte Rector. Priests
orders, assistcdb by the Row. Mr. Nood,ille. of
that drish aud the Rev Mr.. Jackson. of Win.
chester. ihe congregation was highly respect
able, and the Lords Supper was administ RED to
POodly number.
The fruits ofthe Theological Seminary in Al
eXandrla, are attended with the highest eraliG-
cation, and measures are in progress TO place
the valuable institution upon basis more per-
manent and gilmore extended usefulness TO the
Church,
The Convention will meet again, in May next,
IN the town OF Petersburg.
Fredg, Man 30M 1897,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
GREAT sorrnNEsrERN RoAn.

CHILLIcorHE. MAY l0-We have the plea.
sure OF lnfni ming onr readers, that Coioncl
Long and iieutcnant Irimble. of the CORPS OF
Engineers, In the service Of tho United States
for exploring and surveying the great South.
western Road t,oln GAINESVILLE in Ohio, to Nrw
Orleans, arrived in town on TUESDAY Of this
week. and departed for the Southwest on ,he
Sncc"ed,Ng morning We understand thai they
afe passing over the contemplated lou'e. with
view of making general rec0Haoisanqce the
count Y. aud to collect such facts a. 10 the plac-
hca1atY of constructing this great national wo4k
rs may present themselves from Il topographic
cal survey ofthe same that. when they shall
have examined the country as far South as
Florence, at the foot of The Muscle Shoals, in the
State Of Alabama. tIley will there be met BY
General Bernard, The Chief Engineer. who will
take up the line thence South, to the point
where II ntcrscCts the great Southern mail
route from Washington City 10 Orleans. From
Florence, Col. Long and his party will com
mcnce critical examination. ~ Il survey North
ward TO GAINESVILLE, the puIpt OF divcrgency from
the great National Road nov making from the
right bank OF the Ohio river, opposite Wheeling
TO Missouri, We also understand that the pro.
nincnt points indicated in,her Instructions from
the War Department, from GAINESVILLE South
west are Lancaster Chillicothe. Limestone.
Lexington, Nashville aud Florence, in Ala.
bana.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Mr. VIM, United States Attorney General
concluded the argument in the case Of the ASso
ciate Reformed Congregation in Tamman.
street, on Saturday afternoon, in one Of III.
mosi eloquent pieces Of oratofs ever delivered
n the bar of our Court.-Ii NAV be we'll. fol
the sake of enabling distant readers 10 under
sian the conclusion of his speech. to state, thai
the name Of the Pastor, for the r,.no, al ofnhon
the maudamus was pray ed is nescAx. MI
VIM was opposed to the prayer Of tie petition
crs, and after dwelling for sume tnne on tn,
case, concluded with the following uuotatio,
from Macbeth's sollioquy which absolutely elec.
trified the whole audience:
..........." Besides, this Daacrn
Hath horne his faculties so meek, hath been
30 clear in his great Office, that his virtues
WIN plead like angels, ampet-toneucd, az aims
Inc deep damnation of lis taking oil"
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Sigm ofhe Tones in Pennsylvania.

From The Gettysburg tPrur Scatincl
ADAMS AND JACk son during the late
Arfil court few of the friend, Of the admins
traton assembled and agreed 10 call meeting
Of those in favor ofthc reelection Of John q.
Adams. They fixed on Tuesday the 22d Of Nav
for such meeting and gave notice Accordingly
The f,ionds Of Andrew lackson having ascer-
tanned the day on which the Adams meeting va,
To- be held, fixed the same dny FOR their meeting.
Confident OF their strength, they were ambitious
10 array tlrr forces on the same day flr the sake
Of comparison. They rode the townships. aud
used every rXeftion I" bring on thau forces.
The day arrived both parties assembled and
the IacksOnite, did not amount 10 more than
onr.thrd OF the nOmher Of the friends OF the
Administrations
The Adams meeting was the most numerous
political meeting ever held IN this County, not
with>tandmg il ralnea nearly the whole day. II
these things are aus Signs ofMe times, Fennsyl-
awill greatly disappomt the hopes of the
Opposition,
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andR shsattha,fhs sptfii ilnaor'l sbon'j fisn
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And opsp. TN bu moug1 fsrsus aairat--
Who make M 20 follow 80 b7fpr 3af
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
NFAv-NORK MAY cl

- y INN way -.
The great land Cause IN which Joh4 .Iac.,b As.
tor Is party, against the Sld,e OF New York,
IS to be tiled in the Circuit Cout OF the United
states that couvenes to-day TINS cause la.
wolves agreat part ofthe lands OF Putnam coun.
~, which were confscated By this State dnrjno
the revolutionary war, aud sold. Mr.. Aston
represents the claims OF those no contend that
tins cont'scatfon Was illegal, the party agains,
whom was To operutc having only life e.tate
IN illc lands aud not the ice tlercof
The case vii, he led before Mr. Justice
Thompson, and Nj. Bets Distlct J,Isr. and
vii enlist much cmilent iegal taieui
On the part of the Stase. tae ATTORNEY General
Nh an Blu e1, Nj, Webster, {w oatIIYea YES.
ierdHy from Boston 10 attrud this ttial, )and "
ogden Hoffman On the part of Mir. Asto,
ssrs Richard Harrison, Thomas A. Emmet
ID. Is. Ogden, josiah Ogden Holman, !. Thomas
}. Oakley, will condGc Tar SUIT. y. l. Amty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
ADMINISTRATIONS MEETING

NLNfkLVlLLf, q. s. Mo- May 10.
hsreeabiy to one Wfek previous notice, large
number (prohabIy $50 aud upwards of the
friends OF the present Administration attended in
'h, town, On Saturday last. The meeting was
cahed TO order, and Colonel 1Hos. NRidHr be-
ing appointed President. and Col ]. TnGHMAS
o'efe'arF' our Senator N Congress, Col. CHAM
Ien<' rose and addressed the meeting
re sald he had yielded TO the request of Sc
NM o' ms friends to avaD himself of his being
"iIh f,ena tosdy something On the o.coson
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Nrw YORK. MAY 2Q.-The case OF Barker.
FernlIyea, aud others, o9f, Tie State was ar
cred ~ t." Supreme Court On Saturday The
question raised were three viz: Fnst, tnat the
IA" laid dswn by the Court below, in CHARGING
lhe Jury, VS. erroneous and desiring TN,
Cur above 10 DECIDE on those uurstiops. and
thereby conhue The District Attorney 10 distinct
proof ofthr conspiracy laid in the indicr-
ment o., second # the Court did or did not
consider those questions properly before them.
that thy would send tae cause down on the ci.
vi side OF the calendar m order that they
Duiehr be reviewed by this Court And, third 10,
change in the venue The argument was
conducted by MeSsrs Selden and Oakley. on
the part OF the defendants, and by Mr. Maxwell
III the part Of The People VI barker made n
distinct application III ms own behalf To be tried
AZ the Lar oftne Court aud 10y a struck Jury,
inthr course thus Argument, Mr. Barker pro-
posed TO the District Attorney to take the sly
teen Presidents Of Banks of tins CITY, and dra,.
twelve, or TO add thereto the sixtcrn Cashiess
o., II these be not suffice 10 include the Dire.
ors, aud draw twelve ilom the nuuber-th.
FIST twelve 10 try the cause If the verdict
ehou Ia against Inn, he would not apnca,
rom thei, decision
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
AnAera conntn. Mau Colrl. ISL.

Catharme Cash, vie OF Peter Cash, formert
rine Campbell, by George Campbell her h' Gaa
next friend, Pit. oP0iRSt Peter Cab, Deli u ~,
The dcipndan Peter Cash not having entci'u AZ
poarance, aud ri, en- security according to thf i'll" a.
sembly aud the rules Of thus court aud II liP''aT
the court by satisfactory evidence, That he 4 f
hahitlnt OF tia, eountry--Un motion Of III tn,
her attorney, II Is ordered, that the sald de'f!
pear here on the inst da, of the HeNt August =.
holden for this county and answer tut hlll 81 Wv ri,
tiiF and tina, copy OF this order te prta" ''N ,
in the Nrs lnan, u Wspaphr published ~ "' -
iIypehhure for tNu months succrsalSeNt ana 81,
he font door Of thr courthouse of tins county "
out day A eopy--Tesie, ,,1re E
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Preaching and PrdriicC.--Col. Benton is a
warm foe OF the Coalition, ohiecting among o.
ther things, to its profuseness in the expendi-
ture of public money. What he breaches he
doth not practice The following is an extract
from the Book of Receipts and Expenditures Of
the United States for the year 1925 published
from the Missouri Republican.
For compensation ofMembers of Congress Mt
the session commencing the 9Th December 1921,
and ending on 81 March, 1925, and for attend
ing extra session from 4,h to 9th March, 1926
David Barton $l,693 q
ThoS. III. Benton 3,2u2 10
Messrs. Barton aud Benton are the Senators
from Missouri, and both live in the City Of ST.
Louis -" Physician cure fhyself."
Why this Inequality Is there no rule by
which the compensation of Memhers 81 Con
eress is regulated, OF have they nothing to do
but charge and be paid As we understand the
law, eight dollars are allowed for every twenty
miles in going TO or returning to the seat OF Go
ternment How is il that ope Member is paid
nearly double what is paid another. having pre-
cisely the same distance 10 travel Mr. Barton
has received too li,te, OF Col Benton too much,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
Leftmich'S O@ce for Fri1ls !

,
N%FRlIEilN the next week will he di,tnba
~ ted at this Office, the following >p.a
did Capital Prizes:
~la o0l-3, O0O--2 nOO--1 ,2G0-l .Go-lfF
S5p0-5oO--50O- 5OO-5nO-5O0-510-j
BcsiGes thousands OF hundreds fftlcs tens 6se
lhreeS, sc.
AicEet, are yet to be had in variety Of nun
btis, Ihet nd Low.
Ihe s9ieaH.a Capital Prize of $4,000 ma'
be tao tg. .o4--H5nO may be had lorS--
1880 may be had for only 81.
II has been the pleasant task Of the owoer d
this Office, To sell by retail and pay in che ~
drawn iote,les, throe capital prizes Of S5,o"~
In the Virginia Navigation Lottery, No. II
handsome capital of 5000 was sold IN sla''
one half to company in Campbell. one BY
ter IN Culpcper. aud one quarter IN Bedima-
Gail soon % the Gr,t choice ofprIzes may esrIF
YOU. ionr orders by mail or private consa
nce, "ill meet prompt and particular ailrnl.o
address to AUG. LEI TNlCn
June r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Messrs Carey. Lea, d Carey, havr insr pub
lishrd, IN a neat octave The third rolame OF Ia
gald St9wari's E,men's n Hs ybuosoDbs Of
heHam0H Mind, which ,at celebrated PHI loso-
ply and writer issued few nnssars ago at Id
inbsrgh. His parac right be deemed sui
cent recommendation Of the book, and il can
not fail 10 be soeghtafta by every student Of
metaphysical subjects, Who possesses any kEo~I-
edge of his Two volumes. The accomplished
and venerable author promises To print 10 the
course Of The nexi Winter. his Inquiries into ihe
Active and Moral Powers OF Man, work upon
which he has been long employed at intervals
Nat Eaz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
PORTER : SQADRON.

The Philadelphia National Gazette contains
'he following extract of "a letter from an Officer
of the Mexican Squadron, dated
"Liber'ad, Apa20 1897.
" II is really amusing to read the various
newspaper accounts of the operations of on.
squadron. People athousand miles of ATTEMPT
% know aud explain every thing. The fact !,
that we on board only know that an order has
been issued hen thai order has been executed.
You may be satisfied that VT have not been die,
whcu inform you thai, notN outstanding the
blockade of LaboIde. We have sent out a small
! cr,iIer al pleasure. aud could, whenever We
pleased go out ourselves The prizes We have
captured and DESTROY ed amount in number 10
~ euty-onE, some OF them very valuable.
a big, worth Sl5ONoo was captured bv the
Bravo a few days since, and ms been des Matched
to Vera Graz. Sac Wa nom Cadiz, laden win
ii, goods, and Is called the ,J9fau. Nyjr, or
Young Marie: the Brave had another prize in
company, very fast sailer. We have also IA.
ken upwards OF 2F prisoners. lrcgret Ia say
that We have not been able 10 neeotlatr an eX
change, and, therefore, have been under the ne
cessity OF sending mac, OF those We have taken
TO Vera Cruz. Wives has acted with very l,llr
regard to the interests of The Island as many of
ihe prisoners captains Of coasting vessels.
and their places cannot bc easily filled They
have taken "A Lieutenant aud Midshipman of
ours, with a boats crew OF ten men. They
were risen upon by the prisoners they hal Ia
ken (33 in number, aud among them six cap
tains y aud t,lea to HAVANA where tlev are
treated well. We carry on a most ANNOYING
system of warfare we enter then rivers and
harhors, bum their vessels at their anchorage.
land march into the country, and play them all
sorts OF FRANKS.
| The Spaalards do not know what the deuce
to make of it, and are getting exceedingly al
armed they know not where it will enI.
am told that great dissatisfaction exists with re-
gard TO lahordc, " no has actually done nothing
! bot remain Oft this harbor IA a force SO yerv
| superior, that il would have been folly in US in
the extreme 10 have hazarded an action. Be
sides, il does not accord with the views of Gov
ernment or Our own to do so at present, except
with considerable advantage.
! The Mexican Government is highly plea %
with ali our operations, and our Commodore has
received compliments and assurances without
number, and what's more, whatever funds he
may think proper to draw send for, and un-
limited power OYER all the elements of the
| Navy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

a letter from Laguira to gentleman in New
YcIk states. that an English Frigaie arrived
there about the 29th of April, having on board
MIR. Co, kburn, the English Minister 1t was
reported at L,guira that Coekburn, in company
with E3livu, would proceed immediately to Be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
IMMIGRATION. &c.

. " -1@ard thrfide oTcnpire ross itsWsy,
And aatrfhi but PdzszzE The great zae.r
he uimos; reach Of hskian thought cannot
embrace the destiny Of America.
u i, to constitute a Colossal Empire, and
viii require tollgssa' Winds 10 govern aud di-
rectF AND watch over its interests. !; Cannot be
ruled by men hn B1ay 90 4 thousand 10 do
zen-eho eultis~e party interests and jeaion-
'ies, and who VIII keep aside important business,
20 talk a rlonth about 81 dollar appropriation.
Boston Paiiadiua
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

We are sorry "a obserse sra, ois NJ he oppo'
fiiion papers IN PebnsyiYsnis OFF,. 10 bet ssn
IL sl'nas of Bne OF t~o hundfrd doilafs Hact
o. the result ofihe ue1t Presidential Election
] ~ contest ~ih De " ~ cer cnough. ~hhomfbt
addinonal provocative Of pecaniary interests 70
.aarpep the passions oftbose engaged - H.
Nal m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

HorHEsrEr y. y MAY 24.--Touger's p
ml'ge a motion ia arrest Of judgment aran
llw1 er ~ho called 4 man prriured sca.
drol, in his speech 10 a jury was argued at {.
present sitting Of the supreme Comt. by y.
Oakley, in favor, and General TalInadeeagaa
the potion. General f. SAID he rcocc, h.
an opportunity had al length occurred Of rim.
lng tins subject before the Court. and aliat
some limits TO the lcentinusncss Of counoI
For his part, he considered this action'porieqI
sound 4 person. in the language Of the d
c'aration, wiifullv and malicouslyn calls ap
ther n, " perjured scoundrel,' aud because b
docs II under the character Of COUNSEL, he is
be protected, and the Islander is allowed to Q
abroad 10 the world II is. we thing. high TIM
that limits should he prescribed Tor Caun,r
Their pririeCe is too often ahnScd. We Ia,
witnessed on many occasions, abuses of the mo
wanton and unprovoked character
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from he DtiaUare Journal
THE VOICE OF WASHINGTON.

The Combination dgniisi Inc Government
TOOK on THIS PICTURE u AID At THIS
All LOMgIS AToSs The COMBINATIONS
aud associations, I'M are noarl, complete for
der whatpvet plausible the election OF Gcner.
character WIN the real al Jackson. Floyd
design 10 direct, con
s %s", h. e s.s"i.s s.. 3. i E q q
Grafton and action of
The constituted anho- AS 'oi 'h'S aanihiA'
rites. are deSuuctiveI uS''"i'' we VIII turn
of this fundamental mem out as sure AS
nrinc;nlc II . of vi there is a God in Hea-
nnblicsnsu1 and are ven For by the L.
of foth tendency, heH orna'' II ,ney ac' as
sfrre 10 oaGA>i2El r"'e DIS 'ne A"se"
FACTION, aud eiyci ,ha' sian" d, lhe f'8n
!, an orj;fr;oJ G,rce. IA hand OF the Throne oil
put in the place Of the ,'ou' we II Pni them
delegated will of the oo"h' l'oi' 9oe'Soa'
nation the will of
party, often small y u u T. II
but cnterprlsng part
of the community.
lHiaShingion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Sqgpiar AcTdtBt-lhe Lochport Observable
~, of the l0th Instant, relates The following sin
pulnr incident which occurred 10 the mail bag in
that neebborhood, the day previous The stage
had proceeded about two miles west Of Carkson
where the male had been taken from the Post
office, when passenger on the forward seal dis
covered smoke lssning from the bag, ard on clio
ser Inspection. discovered that its contents were
on IRE. Here was an emergency in which it
was difficult for the driver 80 Ci:--the laws of
Congress would notc,en in such a case. authoriz
him to break the mail 4 extmguish the fre--6S tn,
Hon. Post Master General, with all hi, lrnx-ey.
ed Vigilance had provided remedy In this
dilemma the driver seized the bag. conveyed it
10 a neighbnrine pump, and filed ii with water
The damnge,so far as we have been able to learn,
was not very material.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

On the anniversary Of the Sunday School L.
mon in New York, procession of5DOO children
marched from the Park to Castle Garden
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Mrs ROCHE the authoress of The Children
of the Abbey is, il is said, in very necessltovs
circumstances, and has issued proposals for the
publication, by Subscription, ofa new novel en-
ulled . The Contrast" to provide the necessa.
res OF life for herself and her pap aytlc husband
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Washington, June 2.--The PosTmAsTER GrN.
EnAL of the United States (Mr McLEAv) left
this city last evening on a visit to his doncile in
the State of Ohio, being the first visit he has
made thither since his appointment to Office
fou, or five years ago. lie ia expected 10 be
absent we understand, for i've or siX weeks.
Mt. Tqt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

Inc tdf'~ Of ~ Ns,.s IfFa1eiie, srraline
!" ne proposed pakli.af <es iru usshsnstoa's
'''''e f"Pefs, sass -. \ ~ one hereafter
"'iaarA pt fsonags. he astsa praeiic1l stsfss-
man 4''fofe hr became Prp,del.i directly quail
hea hy his halsts Of thouesf, cenposti N and ar
Iaugehfni for tie BUSINESS Of tie Cabinet
afh ms correspondence shall be published ID
wa he 1'bre uni more manifest sh7t " the cb1tce
~ nm rs ehiei Magistrate Of tie iDiop IS saof
70 Dc ohtd NJ IN e1aHgpif IN jaJijy. Or szfs0uHts
fer"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

tibblNlA fRT ED.-The rcYfsmo.ith Pal
'"diurn, (Norfoik } a uen paper, undertakes 10
STATE aud explain the dorirines of the Virginia
school : Estate Riphts.) These dvctlincs il
seems h1'e not yet hrcn made sufricaig intel
hg'5ie by Madison. Rcsne, < { and the palladl-
nn q toce1npleic what those great rnru began.
lae 4ailadmH gives a. - understand ,hat one
OF The maximf forming the bass of the Iirgiaia
creed rs, hGfoH legitimate poiticGi poorer gJ1ltnrs
from ht peOpis' We really had supposed IN
our Ignorance thai d,is wis manrn of every
creed ia fhe United States we learn for The
hrst time, tia, it is peculiar 10 Virginia.
Rich. Hhig.
! nd "" learn for the first time that IL forms
an4pGf of the Virginia Greed Has RIA iorily
OF The free white inhabitants Of Virginia any, g
ven the smallest voice in comforting political
power VIII The Hisracrc who pcnned this ba-
SIS Of the Virginia creed, even after having OBJ
laihed citizenship by residence, have q vote n,
HE election Of The most humble officer tn say no
thing of the legislators, by whose acts his Efe Ii.
b"tty and property, are TO be projected or sa-
cfibced No However, he nay write on the
Virginia creed, and play Lohadd and BomLa,.
les uIioso in favor Of Gsn jackson and IA.
gamst Mr. Adams, he IS not allowed To approach
the POLLS with the onlv voice knonnto Jrgpbb-
ems for comforting political power The La,is
OF The Virginia creed is tint oHLEGirlnArF DO
hi'cat pouey springs from tie i0Rded Ayia'ofra-
V-l EaH. Pat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

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