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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

fss1iy e-ssnstsd from tnsi visionary ambition Of
'oteiieet--'tase yesrning aspirations after
closer ntuiiion Of the IDEAL Good and Beautiful,
thai our compound being can eajoy -~hiah Iiln-
minated aud s'Ii,llmed his mighty Rrnig. TO the
very verge oi Inspiration. Illus the phiiOso-
piers 81, sum Is speculafise--ihe polnician's
praciical-ihc lal,orcf looks Tor fest---the nJur-
~ fUr Yengeapee--the prisoner for freedom.
The &c ~ transferred fis drinking bout. the Ma
honetem his IIaren, 10 the skies. Thus each
aud all build ups Heaven with the shadows Of
carnal aGrctiors, or tue brlg hier eGuigenoe Of
selfpleasng thought period comes, When
some WHY politician, or more VIVID dreamer,
substaniistes the dnn sfnmses Of the longing
soul into scheme Of nsiIonaI belief. aud asserts
mpFrailselv, that the forms indstinctiy beheld
ia the magic mirror hssea correspondent reality
~ time and plsoe-sn objective existence. The
fleetng vapors of passionate Imagination are
condensed, and as II were prccipiated. They
become power separate from the mind-con.
trolling the will aud modifying the TO al nature.
Whatever Of permanent and positive Is infused
into hamnn sentiments, IS derived from religion,
whose office Is 10 establish supersensua world,
rs real. aud more permanent, than the world OF
kpuep -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06
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7 .a,,gs "a dsaih oetas Rer Dr. HlLLfia
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Alsrondria. d. &. .-ona Al NE fiaf 81 hts ds0''
Prsaasd Of Dai,anl & Mary coiisge-
f1,sths good nauAz- anealaten 20 tie hour Of dssiA
To huuss--.lhat ehea hi. mortal bob dir,
AID be pure spirit shall asrend 10 God,
H. ms.apfe herc on earth shall na DE tho.
-las. thfuo daparirs y fmcr, tin inlnopf
-1'ua. thine 10 feel. 10 ttf l,si solemn hour.
When tie bright soal shakes oT it mof,si coll
All bias sdos ~ aarih's win, foullsh inys
Tint tla.e y no knee tbs siuae aud thy Neffh
NV.tid sii,i reseye thu uaina. fss, the oa1 Tarth
t.a,r, els 4nae tim f5fn our Borrowing ssf'
-colld as, csse.at,bs deeds. dune ~hIls tse se'h
We rtrons aud spifif ~fftng
rr,gy afrn frurs .hs ssef,d desl have wsro' hoard
IT,. mon. b.faid afGodi, wsfl. IN accents mild
Rssoee ~ W sen To turn ure,r haarf. ui9hi
And dnrss atdinr III that earth ssu give or lsnd,
ri.ee ,lssir ..is hopes o. lea,ea's i4fb King.
- Ard--.,r..l4.t buaself IN p71sris etmpiefa
ofb..sasi, tanpaf.7 ua hsye seen hmm on
Aua,kl4g ~ Nth arep'1sp'' divine,
And - lnnmg aonl, foz errors fatal path
nat his ala, % psst--No more fhnh We
Hoar b. us. csuHses no aofs receive
To ronsol iiass he son' tepour
Inis The snanlad spirit No mora with han
Send up praysf- 10 Hea'ea
Doth esme.--bsi win him brought no terror,
w. was bu the messenger that eailNd
Tn good rppnio hi, fs'hofs bosom
We mourn. HI, no as those
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

7 7
Gen Atkinson, Nth his command arrived at
p,.,,,e ii, Ghirn on tie g9th ult distance of
,,o1 m,lrs hnu ms place Col smelling, with
,oer e.anpanlr. ~ his regiment. from the Fails
nf -. Anthsuy Bsd arrived thsfe before BIN.
W fresh puirages had bscn committed by the In
diam, a utababiv would rot be !" hiie Tie troops
,as,nia 1heha.tiie lndlslis us asdcrstood were
,iu the en,srnnsH. aud the kcd Bird the most
noted 81 Their chiefs bad sent Ia the tiehdls
paft OF hts tribe urging them To JON HIN, aod
telling them that tbey could H,ahr better iefns
anh the Unltcd states by going TO war tian by
remaining at peace. This shows that ihrse chi.
dfen OF nature understand our magnannnons
policy .efv ncl and that they expect presents.
MI ohasl,sesncut, for the murders they cor'mi
upon Us.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

Tl,s klhfn. tdecrtissr, r aliusion 10 t'.e ~
erntion Of TIE inafderrr ~fthnr, says
W. are mafe tiiaa ever convinced OF w"
had affect Of public executions. scenes o. we
o. - disfraeefni drunkenness gtn'disg' Pi9'ah.
is aud almost all Kind. at dse"nchf'y "e's
exhibited ~ the neat vicinity o. th" galo"s, ''''
even al the ..rs time tf,c cnipdt Was s"he'"e.
te do n.osf sincerely hope thai some law my
~. e,arted requiring that executions shall b. per.
.taru1rtl IA ufIsatez'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

Although we have not yet received complete
returns from all the Congtessional districts, there
appears to bn no doubt of the result, \ we give
below The complete Representation OF the state
IN the next Congress, opposite the list OF mem.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

THRUST aALE-Bs virtue Of decd Of trust
4 executed to me by William II. Markham,
for the pur bose of securing the paymen, Of Debt
due by him o Henry Motley, / shall, ON the
22d day OF TIN, month (9eptrmber) proceed 70
sell Tor casb, at the Taa, ard, where the SAID
Markham no" lives. all his stock OF cattle and
hogs household and kitchen furniture. including
his beds together with all his plantation tool,,
aud tools lor carrying on the tanning and curry
- business. ! shall convey such itle only as
J. vested ia me. ABRAHAM {. SHELTON.
Pitsvlyania CIV, Sept d ctlSI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06
1924 Prizes

7 TFNFN VV-IO
u Tickets nnd shares in the above Lottery
mas be had at the Lucky office, where has re
Gently beeh sold several capital prizes, and the
cash paid at sight, would earnestly invite the
attention Of those disposed 10 embark on the
road 10 wealth, totiy few tickets in the splen-
hid scheme, you should not forget to call al For.
.aae.s Hqme, where there are parcels of choice
ana well selected numbers.
u Orders from any part ofthe United States
enclosing the cash or prize tickets Mil receive
due attention ! addressed 10
ABRAM r. NORTH,
Lynchburg Va.
IT Whole tickets S5-tIalves 50 5o-Quaf-
tiers Is %
July 80 A r NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

Itseem>. therefore that OF the twelve gentle
man elected 10 represent the State IN the "ext
Congress. five are friendly to the Adninistra-
ton, and seven ofthcm ia favor Of Gen JACKSON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

Com Porter has addressed tier 10 the edi-
tor of the Louisiana Advertiser, in winch h. cx-
plicitIy denies having violated the neutrality Of
this country during his stay at key West, as the
Soan,sh Admiral has asserted. iie also pub
lishrs letter 10 Com. Iiidglcy, in which he
makes the same declataton; at the same time
assuring him. that iflhc United States govern
ctnmcnt should think otherwise, and 0otty him
thereof, he will withdraw his fleet at once, pro
yIdod the bIockadng squadron isnottoo strong.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06
[ ash for " heat.

TDHE highest Cash price will be gwen for
- leai, delivered al luc iyuehi5se mills
SMITH q BA6WELL
August 90. tets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

The London Times OF the lIth July, contains
the lstoiPtoicssors appointed IN the ne" Un'.
'er>ity of London. Among these, two Of the
Professors are taken FROM American institutions
yi2.-Dr Pdiison, lately Of the Mar, land Uni
vertv, and Mr.. Long, OF the Virginia Uni,crsI-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

We make below an extract from Nj Broueh
ANS speech, at dinner in Liverpool Ne APP
pend to ihisau editorial article from tie Liverpool
Advertiser OF the l9Ih June, whch will explain
the cause OF the iesisitp -
II do net look upon power as hing &c be en-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

As soon as the election OF General Lafayette
was known AZ MarseIIles. the Americans in
the town illuminated their hotels. The Amer
lean vessels in the harbour also ho,sted their
colours IN testimony of rejoicing upon the oe-
casion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

A NV THRoRY The New York Enquirer
has lately discovered that the Erecatim branch
of the Government hold, the purse strings OF
the nation. The opinion Of politicians, hereto
fore, has been, that Congress hcld the purse
strings; but, as the Press improves we mus
expect TO be enlightened Nat mt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

DcsIrabis Settlement 1 he sum given 10 the
Duke OF ST Albans, BY the marriage settlements
with Mrs Coutts is $500 900 (neuly 4 1000
cash, besides an immense yearly allowance, and
the enjoyment of the rest OF nis wife's over
grown fortune ~ Y Enquirer.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
MAXIAIS ON EBRIETY.

Drunkenness expels reason; browns the memo
ry def,ces beauty dminishes strength inilames
the blood causes internal, external and incurabe
wounds is witch to the senses a devil to the
soul thief to the purse; beggar's companion
wite's woe, and chdren's sorrow, the picture OF
a beast, and sefmurderer: who drinks TO others
good health. and robs himself of his own
Beware ofdrunkenness, lest all good men beware
Of you; when drunkenness reisns, then reasonls an
exile; virtue stranger God an enemy blasphe-
my is wit oaths are rhetoric i; and secrets are
proclamatons.
Drunkenness and eovetousness do much resemble
one another for the more man urinks, the more
he thirsteth and the more he hath, still the more
he coveteth.
In the first warm Of our liquor we begin to have
an opinion Of our wit the next degree of heat gives
mean opinion of our courage, the first errors brings
US often into quarrel: and the second makes us
come off as pitiiully
o that should put an enemy into their mouths,
To steal away their hrans.-Shakspear
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
Cry OF Mexico, Sept. 22d. 1897.

The measures pursued. and pursuing against the
Spaniards will produce, think. great changes on
the commerce Of this country, extracting large por
tons of capital and leaving the country very pour
will become more difficult TO effect sales and ex-
ceednsly dangerous to allow credits. In Jasco
the Spaniards have been expelled all soteros, and
those not married before 92l and that in the space
Of twenty days. In Acapulco, they have all been
driven to embark on board such vessels as were in
harbor to their lives many had been assassina
ted, and in Cuennayaca, abnut DAVIS travel from
this they werepursued in the streets with knives and
swords by the Peados. In Zacatecas the salne
and it is proposed in the Legislature of the State of
Mexico. that all, without exception, shall be expe-
ed the State. In fact, the movement appears to be
general, Congress will not pass a law to expel them
the country the several states it would seem are
in league to effect it individually. Many tired of
being hunted down in this manner, have resolved
themselves to leave, and suppose in twelve months
or less, there will not be an old Spanard in the Re-
public. These are the occurrences and news of the
day, from which you can draw your own differences
of the probable future condition of this country. my
own opinion is that things are going from bad to
worse,and a revolution before much time would not
surprise me, which shall end in de'potism- Chroni-
cic
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
T1sMEEe;as .I.
RIO DE JAN

W kio DE a yANElno ho -lns lasto,p snip Dami1es G
from Rio de Janeiro, brings advices from that CAPT
tai to the s2d September. Commercial matters
were much in the same state as at the date of the
previous accounts. Markets for American produce
dull and overstocked, and the produce of the coun-
try scarce and high. We learn that nothing of a
positive character had spred, relative to the ter
mination of the war between Buenos Ayres and
Brazil and in opposition to the rumors VIII; -
have heretofore reached us, favorable to peace =
the fact of the departure from Rio. short time j,
fore the Dumfres left, of General Lecor, who san
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From the National HfeHgencer, Nov. IA.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.

We have received from friends in different parts
Of Virginia, as well as through the newspapers of
the state, numerous accounts of county meetings,
in addition to those heretofore noticed. The eleva
Ell character, as well as the number of the citizens
who have attended these meetings, render them
truly imposing, and justify the hope that this distn
guished Commonwealth will, at the approaching
crisis of the Institutions of the Republic, be found
on the side which compors with her ancient fame
and her undertaking support of free sovernment.-
The proceedings of several of these meetings we
have, by special resolution. been requested to pub
ish Mt large and we would cheeriuy comply, com
ing as the requests do from individuals Of SO much
respectability, many of them subscribers to pa
per, if it were not tnat compliance would exact al
most all the space of our columns. We should feel
indeed. much pleasure in publishing these proceed
ings at large. as they are in every case, accompa-
med by addresses remarkable for just views Of
publican government for their temper and ability,
and every way worthy of the citizens of free and
enlightened State. Our limits however. and the
claims of other subjects, compel us to iorego this
pleasure, and to conne notices of the Virginia
meetings to summary statements.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
FROM VERA CRTIZE.

Papers to the 18th October, represent the secret
sucetes of Furkiss and Scotch as if good deal Vt
rivalry still existed between them. A new society
appears to have been recently formed, which has n-
voked the protection Of the Virgin in public process
sion. The editor Of the Vera Cruz .Noticoso'
defends Mr. Ponsett and MIR. Ward, against an att
tack made in an article in the London Times, re-
published in Mexico. He calls the United States
the country naturally most friendly to Mexico.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
Dividend.

THE Board of Directors of the De'a,Uare fire
Insurance Company, have this day declared Dlv-
dcnd of three per cent for the last six MONTHS ON
the capital paid, which will be payable to the Stock
holders, or their legal representatives, on or after
the 18th inst at the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
dywine.
By order of the Board:
DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'g
Nov. s, 1897. 60
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From TIE New- York Statesman.

Mr.. Cliaton.-The political course which the
Statesman has thought proper to take in regard to
the Presidency, renders it proper for the editors
plicitly to ayow that neither Gov. Clinton nor his
friends in any degree implicated in the senti-
ments it may express.
Domestic yMammfactures.-A public meeting of the
citizens of Fredericksburg to have been held on
Saturday last, Sd inst to take into consideration the
expediency of creating company for the manufac-
ture of Wollen and Cotton Cloths and Linens.
Marriage Question. The Presbytery Of N. York
has unanimously decided to erase the section of the
confession of faith forbidding to marry his
wfes sister. The Presbytery of New Brunswick
has come to the same determination, l2 to s. The
Presbyteries of New Castle, Ohio, Redstone, Win
chester, and Philadelphia, have voted to retain the
section.
Snow fell at Boston on the night of the 7th
Inst 1t was followed by rain, again succeeded by
snow.-The wind was strong and chilly from the N
East There was also snow-storm on the North
River, about the same time.
The Salem Register Of Thursday says
yesterday, we had 4 cold and dsagreeable
storm, and considerable snow fell during the day.
Last evening the storm continued with violence, and
had all the characteristics Of an old fashioned Winter
Snow Storm The thermometer at O'Clock, was
at 81 above zero. This morning the storm has
aba'ed, but the ground is covered with and ice.
The Litchfeld Post. Conn also speaks of the
fall Of snow having been considerable in that part
f the country.
1t commenced showing at Providence on Tuesday
night and continued without ntprmssion on We'd
nesday. There was sufficient depth for sleghing.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16

ENGLAND.
The following appears by way of Postscriptto to the
London New Times of 4th of October

AHe iolloWtnS APPEARS Ny way vi foslscrlptt0 the
London New Times of 4th of October:-
City, WeAnesday euerng
In the early part of the day the transactions in
the English Funds were of the most limited, char
acer, and the price Of Consuls nearly stationary,
alternately buyers and sellers at 81. Towards the
close Of the market, however, on the rumour
which was circulated with confidence that the Egypa
tian fleet had landed troops at Hydra, and had de-
stroyed moi only the garrison. but the chief of the
inhabitants. decline took place. and the price fell
to Sc rs 81 for Account, at which rate they ef, off
after having been 81 l-S. AT late hour in the day.
however, notice was placed on the board at lioy-
eds from the agent, under date Malta the l2th Sept.
stating that the Egyptian fleet, consisting of eighty
sail, had been fallen in with bound to the Morea, and
that Vice Admiral Sir Z. Codrington had left Smyr-
ma with twelve sail on the lst and Cd September
it also added that his Maiesty's ship Dyad and
the Hind cutter sailed from Malta to JOIN the Bri-
tish Admiral.
This threw some discredit on the original report,
but still the rumour for the moment caused very
unpleasant sensation, forit was stated that the Is
land of II, dra, which was at one time the seat Of
the Greek Government. had experienced the same
melancholy fate as those of lpsara and Reio.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
BuENOS AYRES.

BUENOS ATRES.
Since the foregoing paragraph was written, we
have been favored BY an esteemed friend with the
following extract of letter dated
'.RIo DE JANEIRo, 22d Sept. 1927.
s'Wc have no news here things in Baenos Ayres
have run into much disorder. The provinces have
separated from that Of Buenos Ayres, but are deter
mined to agree among themselves, and to carry on
the war for the independence Of the Banda Oriental
The former confederation is dissolved, and Buenos
Ayres is now under a local government. shese peo-
Pile the Rrazllians count more upon dissentons
among their enemies, than on their own abilities to
coerce peace.'
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
G sAsh EDsrStye,sd.

THE President and Directors of the Bank Of DEL
a,care, have this day declared Dividend of Ten
Dollars per share equal to live per cent on the Cap
ital Stock for the last six months, payable to the
Stockholders, or their legal representatives on or
after the 10th inst
EDWARD WORRELL, Cash'r.
Nov 9, 1927. 60
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From lie NGiional Journal.

From Me National Journal
We this day lay before our readers list Of
the members of the twentieth Congress, complete,
with the exception Of such have vel 10 be chosen
to fill the vacancies caused by the designations
of Mr.. Forsythe II Georgia, and Mr.. Evans, of
New York. and by the deaths of Mr.. Wilson of
Ohio, and Dr. Young Of Kentucky.
Baltimore Rail Rood.-The Managers of the
&C Baltimore and Ohio Rail Company have recev-
ed report from the Engineers, employed to survey
the several routes proposed for the Road, who re-
port that the Road is practicable, by more than one
route, though no particular one is recommended. In
cons equence of which, the Company have advertis-
ed for Timber and iron for the construction of the
Road, to be delivered in the city Of Baltimore on or
before July /, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
10000 Czs 40, COO EHs. PORE

FENIIE Subscriber Giving near the Brandywlne
II Flour Mills) will give Store Goods at Cash prices
for POkK--Any person wishing 10 Barter WI, do
well 10 call WILLIAM M'CAULLEI.
November IA, 1897.
N. B. Agenera assortment otsesonab g-aa4SS X
GDgsEJss, together with Csxs<1 GEE l,y
CHINA, Glass, Queens and Eurthen ssare, Drugs,
Paints, Oils, SC, &C. &c. eltyays on hand.
6o-1svs7ys. V..aC
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16

ed for the seat of the war with additional reinforce
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16

1.-The pamphlet respecting the krcmer alta and
the history of Gen. Jackson's accusations AGAINST
Mr. Clay, &c. &c just received and fur sale BY tue
Publishers, No 81, Market Street.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
GREECE.
LONDON, Oct. 4.

LONDON, Uct. A.
The Turks at Prevesa having heard of the decla-
ration of the allied powers, were filled with appre4
tensions, and had sent a pressing application to
Redchd Pacha for reinforcements, without which
they said that they could not prevent that fortress
from falling into the hands of the ireeks il it should
be attacked
PARIs, Sept. 80.
A report is spread. that the affairs of the Greeks
had taken more favorable turn; that Russian
Consul to the Greek Government has been appoint
ed, and that the Count Capo DIstria was going to
be officially recognised as President of Greece by
the three Allied Powers
SPAIN.
Letters from Saragossa say that conspiracy IN
favor of the rebels Of Catalonia had been discover
cd in that city, and that twenty persons Of distnc-
ton had been arrested, among whom are Mai. Gen.
Aran Frigllo, Guerilla Chief during the time OF
the constitutions Col Leon Il Brlgadier, and the
brothers Of Generals Capape and Fryre.
GyMNAsrIc. The following account of swim
ming school at Amberg. in Bavaria. we find in the
New York Statesman, taken from the papers of that
country. which give splendid accounts OF the success
of some of the scholars
The soldiers of regiment of infantry were ena-
bled to 20 down "a feet under waer and swan about
from an hour to an hour and half. They jumped
from an elevation of SO feet with their uniform on
and bore at the same time the weight of so pounds,
They found. and took from the bottom of the river
gums muskets, &c. which had been lost there long
time before. Another experiment made at Pas
sau. The best swimmers separated into three par
ties, and swan for long time without touching the
earth. The first party had in their centre music
clan who played on the cIarionet. Before them OH
table was placed wine, and the swimmers drank to
| the health of the Colonel who was on the bridge.
The second party, composed Of officers, had before
them table covered with refreshments the third
also ranged themselves round the table. 1t is repre-
sented as curious spectacle to see men eating and
drinking and amusing themselves in the middle of q
stream ON tables the water bore up.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
spRfNG GOODS.

<HffE SUBSCRIBER now offers fot sale a
vii selected assortment ofrEAooN ABLE
HIsf GOODS Of tie latest style aud fashions,
Which together with low prices, vii. he hop's,
be an ndneemeni Tor dealers 10 call aud eAam-
IN the assortment
Amnne them are the following;
IA 10 81 Cambria and Jocouet Aluslms
Pain aud ag'd Null aud Book Mnshns, extra
guilty
Ssiss Muslin plain end extra fl d
Cannon and superior prints, neV style
PLAIN and stripe Batiste, silk Bnrsgc
Swiss Muslin Cbpes and Collars
ELEGANT Gauzc aud Silk lIkis.
lnsh Linens, Black Luicstring, do Surcassian
Ladies hid and iiuskln's Gloves
Geutlamen's Ho>k,n's aud Woodstock do
lnpiHin aud " bite Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid ollkS, new style
/ inc Versailles and talonia Nestngs
Superior Blue aud fancy colored Cloths
Brown. hleaehed and plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited 10 the
senson and demand, aud will II il hoped, render
satisfaction "a customers.
ABNEY NJ. FACklER,
Bank square, Lynchburg.
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