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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

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@nhst4' I'D rei,resr nted ths metallic fteI-
The heN rich and me I.a 1sfi1le TIE
.Hfrs ~ ~ Tins esrsenfed WHICH ayarice
feHP''' 1T aud : am disgofead her earof-
cTIH - 49,, ga thC wealth tHc Indics
at, o11'" lon of the continent escaped
IiaWha' 20 y;.if.,tion Al 4 our Fathers
tn cur =, c.,.p,efrucs for their fami lbs
elnr " IL l,o,,ast tra.ip. and 10 ,esi. here MAJ
In ii'''.' -, ,,ri,ieaf persecution which the
pfo''s''' -. oll world had ,icuied them Tins
hlsoUK o' -, ,shcre fine fs,r ,niobt fud
lahn W, tl,. pr,,.ed THEN. f e. IN and the
di'ir ie"'i -, frnose. uneVa5 th, common
pefscea''' - sort of all dlsSentars ron tne
end hoao"' -. aud refugee, from The vrppe.
e=i"'1sl'I' .,.,t,Ii. he'd hIcf1rchles Ihc bosom,
aii'' - " -, ,,.,, oppl ia receive the tii,-',ls
"a '.s ,i1..,n,telani,ng persecution of Aicab sh-
ra' ne II bere the pxiled PHpist vas face.
= i'di''' t.,.,;,,,s of t,e .antino aud t1uHti
non, ~ ,,.,s here that me Indignant
I'll - .,;,e,tal EuIopr escaped from the
seis % ,....,,..i,n of their lords Tho prr,e-
iFc'.e "a. les *. which we're 50 horribly
f'a'''s ,.li,#tbc anexanplpd massacre Of
"a ,al,,,i.,,,d the unfortunate revocation
a"'' ~ ~ N.niz banlshed 10 this country
O ~" IN. "a nrotssfants of France The
M. -colonv colpnnspd ofthc lo,aI
M ~, 80, ,,,5,.;,, Opocu al Eoptapd was en-.
san! 49,, ,t,o.loId of our own STATE by the
g4snt
Wv" - ,.,,,,n,erciaI vain
rbese chief and most active causes of the Co
t,i,,tion ofuur country while they are i0djca-
tbe nnhendng spirit of oar ancestry,
nv II. ,;n.,,sb their motives from thosr of
~ roloni.ts VINO have let their deeds IN his
a., a the foues' repfoach of humanity The
~ oftnc English name has been ttrnt,hed by
tn wan on and aIfoclon' Giuc1'eS' "hoa III
gin saiJ is nave ihnC'ta %, '1e 'n'zt, 'oit ut
- afHmdo,tan The Grille ingenuity OF tue
e,onish inauisiton has been surpassed in The
s5,.,inar, fortunes with which these tegaiourch
e.s these AGENTS OF chartered company. have
i,l,.r ininatr.v pm shed the me-, tn women.
md the children of tins bleeding count V. and
n, WHAT on the tasa accusation Of ere ed
5sgRt The spanish e.eutcaron has b.en
s,,,n.d bv the hloodol IN. lton, Of the md, i. ed
aborieinos OF Mexico ana Peru, whose only
crlna vas the possession Of gotd. In MASON
standard Of imperial Philip, 1a, waved uyer .he
battlc fields whcteihese defeaceIess natives have
hoe, At, red ~ by the ruthless oouq4"gpr As
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

This number, 81 course does not include So
v"raI whohlye taken lodging, I ho isra out O.
he village neither does II embrace ehlldl ca e.
servants.
The whole number now in this place canne.
be- much. II any short OF 700 among hop
are the Count Sariliiers (rhe e'-krng %.
pain aud DAUGHTER; Princes Acbic aud T.
can Alurat the Chcyalier lIuygn,, mni,r4
rom the Netherlands, and Gnnl, and NJ
Niederseitrr, Prussian charge d affairs TO III
Uu,ted States.
Jons BUcmrh, N. -. adjunct Professor
Anatomy n the University OF MAJ land. b..
been unanimously elected to the ProtssorsAip
surgery in thai Institution. vacnrd b, the rc,ig
aatian OF Granville saa'p Pluison, Ia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30
Va. ,tate Navigation .ottery,

CAS- hunbet ibtce,
To be drawn Oh 23N August next under tho
Of omlai= uaeIs--
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

YnlOR SALE -My House aud NJ ndiainine
= the property Of Mathew Grovo, in tbr
town of lynchburg bpie IN may be had b,
Application tu The subscriber
HENRY MEREDITH
loly 20 ttslu2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

I7usi &c we'd ou are IS Abfam X. North,
- TIE NORTH AMI RICAN REVIEW,
No, 30. for July
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
Sh Lnafl e,ninn.

The temper OF tins great man was such That
10 accident could disturb the had fasorie
dog which he called Diamond aud going out OF
his study into lie meat room Diamond vas len
seHind when on Isaac returned having been
abs'ut but few minutes, nc had the nnoftth'a-
iion TO mud that the dog had hfowu down a
/ lighted candle among some papers the near
| y flushed labonr of many years, weie Ia
| fame and almost reduced to asnes.--lhis loss
IA lac tbeu In years was nfetrlesdbe yet
without once sitikng the dog he only rcbnked
INN win ihs exclamation; -. Oh Diamond
Diamond thou httie knowesl ihc mischief thou
hast done
Enrl Of ShnhJary
a bon mot ot tnis Earl was MS truest charac-
ter
Charles the ID sad TO him one day, Shafts
buy 1olie1. thou art lie wlchcdesi fellow IA
m, damini5ns. He bowed aud ieped vi a
3btjca slr, believe | an.
GfJfgr tficTg--
Duke of Buckingham. gave The following IN
siaucr ot astonishing quekucss orms present
Al the representation func OF Drvdrn's pieces
Vi L,foie uons, use. where aloyer saYs,
Taf wound Is great, because It Is 90 SMALL
The Duke cried out,
Then tw0uld be greater were it none at nil
Henry Stephens
In the printing house OF this great scholar,
eytry person spoke Latin from the master. 10
tn old maid. who served IN the shop The
brothers were 80 taxious TO have all b3olls ecu
raieY printed NJ their press, that after diligent-
~ examining every sheet twice before they pTin-
I'd II of they put out "A third proof at THIN
dpot aud promised louis dor, 10 any per-
son Who should find q fault In il.
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~ IN ~ =
rase,nfr.s thoa.ft sissash sad fsr,
AaAT sszat aass ne e"eia low
Has al faaaa "a s',fssst pis''f
n,t4s. roall sNa,k, aad saver 70 nv se'
Rat Iesn let thee aar lone
A. .s.-7hy 10 he less.i BY Haae
Ia eon.s.s tiaasf, ssssl. = fad
Tine such N aaih, y af'ty ss's's.
Tsr f,yrss ar IN, iib= the wind.
.rsr kases sssr, THUS i mseif,
Add s,poe thsa css#f KS. slare - an.
7v,,s,t svartay u h k,ssHa nv nene'
-, ruoraine rosr untoathed f7ads'
srs.'d l,,,b A.r h,iaF. how ssrstf sF'e''s
a.. ai,.44 aud q aiu'd ~ agh 20 flhanls.
ger s,ssat M longer si'h be- d~flhi
Bus seeut stdhsaa1y both arc reae,
Aaa lsaves fip '+oa her one by orr.
~ fave. srs lonv. wiil tarr h.udc,
aesra f4ou e.sss.ll5eilel bsen sv.1ls'
Liz s,.-s sa,yefs Il, " t1rp,su ASIDE,
ALL Nj .ira. ashis same ~ arnile,
T. zsH tte lerr for mnrs thau ans
R,,a hrop - nee 70 hs loved Nv nan'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

An article, which originally Appeared i,
columns few weeks since, unuei lie ,,u
lad'els oi an lrishHan IA Aineric, % 49,. "a
'opiea into many respectable papers. and =,
some OF 'hein has been ing Y Complainant
we nave been surprised however II .e,...,
pun hed IA distdht ptInt as " by thea,,t,ss :
the Foiinea Horse Race" A, fls,se n,,. =.
Il loss to imagine on " hat auihor.tt such n 10
menu could have been made, bu, on lartL,, =
ANIMATION We are induced 10 account ior !, :.
follows Ine Winchester Va Republican
p'ed ihc auc!e, remarklng, II " is tie be- H..
We have read SINCE the foiHicai House R,,,.
II moi hy the same author - Anoite, ~.
ticking his conjecture for fac, substitute. 49,.
uoh ~ inquiry, and by he time II gta.t..
hchinondi a. the authorship IS consider, -.
settled. Lest We might be consld,frd hy :.
le"ce as sanctIonlng the statement, we ts.i ~.
be on daiy 10 retn8lk that HE conjecture ,s :.
roheous. Nashville can prod &C more than, nm.
good sotircai aud humorous writer. TIE -,
thor 81 the tiorse Race. weare confident L'4
no agency III the piepa. alton OF the att,c1r rc,a
red To, nor do we believe he had any tn,,,,.
ledge ol IT, previous 10 its publication W.,
an nouslg expecting TO near agaiu from onr co,.
Respondent whose humorous account oc -.
" travels IN America" mas been so Gayoroblr
received AGyu3le Hbp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Singular de'Iaon.-D ancan Bonds. of Tenncs.
see, became impressed with d belief that differ
eat persons beat him IN his sleep He frequent
y threatened those wham he supposed were
guilty oil thus abusing han and told ms brother
IN law that unless he desstcd from beating him
IN ms sleep, he should tax measures 10 prevent
nun; Under the influence Of such delu,ion, he
mad a dirk. aud entering room where his
brother-ln "a" vas quietly seated, plunged the
dirk into his bosom. lie was tried. found guilty
OF murder aad sentenced 70 be executed ON the
FIST Monday Of Apr! next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

fHfEDo4's JoehNAL.-A papcr n.lh this title,
has just mad is appearance, IN this city. Il IS
eli ted by Cornish " Ensswurm, and is devoted
To me imPre' mont and amcloratlon Of the CO.
iofel aoQnl ton. Tie editors are both men OF
color. We extract the following from their pro-
spectaS.-
Il ignorance. poverty and degradation have
h'hhrto been ON Unhappy LOT; has the Eternal
decree gone forth. that oar race alone, are to re-
mann n us STATE, while knowledge and cieiIjza-
ton are shedding tneir enliyening rays oyer the
res; OF tn" auman tamiyl The recent travels
OF penham& tlaperton i'm the interior of Africa
an" the interesting narrative which they have
puph,hoai the establishment OF the republic of
H'yh after years ofsangunaly warfare; its snb.
sequen' progress in all the arts of cyzaton:
ana the advancement of liberal ideas in South
anenea' where despotisn has given place to free
government, and where many of our brethren
now nj important civil and military stations,
prove the contrary.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Pothe SPTh.-Mr. l.. Dusar Of pl...,.
Ph.a. has lately imported from Franc nue.
b"aali'y .. The most approved Am.b,,,.' :. 81 :
ma seeds, which tie, as ~cll a, join H. Pun
ell and Chandler Price, Esquues. ,ra = -.
ing at lie 'l!iage Of I!ami.ton, mean I5 ~, =
PM, Ion the patriotic purpose Of adm
I,Gu'atiHe The growth OF 81 IN this ,aal,,. y.
Mf. Dasar has also imported many n!
OF he SIX "orn Eggs; aud itissIid to ,, lbs
ce'safy to attend 10 Inc changing Of tie,a.,.
certain plants which degenerate ron, H.. ID
continued cultivation IN the same eroa.d s
BuedS ooV,io# po,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
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/ lie "a. 1seaiak u q Alh8ay Inc euas.ti
| 4. aud xe.uiea a. a ~ md irssfsr 10 lis cum
nv. And the onis reward ~, e dafaE Hi'7i g
| sef received ar tins hazardous achis'afRh
was tie fiilr dni pistols Of hettss
| Ibr ee1l.inrf IT tte calitets OF Andfe vas nc
/ lie bnt that ofshe eapiots ri Betys Va, h"'t
! iahle aud hrf ~ AZURE ~as senb'h'ah'
md syiiHant tzs inrans of defeafr. befi}s Ra-
eilY artns.i and tnpa ~ 10 ne dsspcrado - IL
! raptnra n fh. FORMER was by sscideat--ni t'
/ laarr. l., ruierarirs and design That Of the
tar.nrr = - anaoui danger ofiie latter, At The
/ in ninr4. ped aft'e. Andre vas more inpor.
! fant hni perhaps not more dangefans man
! han Reu,s Both tempted their captow WIN
III .edastpg gold. anf both were failed And
/ generating al 10 the noble nchiefmenf OF
! panlf.ae. Williams add Van Neti and believing,
rs Id, t.1t their deeds form proud eommeh-
! try on The hotcst strength Of the american
character. cannot Withhold my appreciation
of the sentiment Expressed. rs % iii" conduct oi
FuImrf. Cory aud rrrklns--and ] stcol II
with an nv art. The toast was then drank
/ a.a4l.t tH4ulers Of applause and the lay was
p4sscd lsif,oei 1ccaeat. IN the enjoyment OF
! hr II and pairiplc feeling
Believing sfatcmen nfthc nnucs Of those
ruhab 'ants Of Ballston, who wcfe captured dn'
rine tba ar. BY Toe Battfs, WHO also had an
ass9ra'e with him - crime, by the na'ne OF
Waiter Myers would be- acceptable 10 cue rea-
DIS. ~ h7yc procured the following niofma-
ton nan, one Of our lged readers,
In May lTsl betiys, who IT vii be seen ~
the abova ,tltr,hcufHas great desperado, rainc
mt BsIsion and CARRIED ofla'rong nany
Others, lie following persons, Samuel Nash.
Iosept hard hi Tracy, Ephfaim ! rscy and
Samuel Patchen, the bitter was carried of 10
Caaaia. Those tlen bp Mycrs, Wefe Epene-
tbs White, two men named Boalas brothers.
aud John frlner-nl those were taken and
c,rfied of 10 Canada--suilcred the greatest
p.irat'oos. aud hnrely escaped with tlte'r ives.
In al if.ln 10 the above, we are informed
tnat BcftFs. Al ! not ea9Gne hlnself o. thu, re-
g.an Of country alone for plunder, hai thai he
made an attempt 10 take the brave General
ScI1ylHf. Who wa then IN the house of the pa
oonl Gen. Ste hon Van Rensselaer,, ii AIhany
lie W. however f1ed in this attempt, aud rec
cned hv man OF tie nane of Ward, who for
mis- hr'n deed. was presented with farm b.
General Schuyler. Mr. Watd We understand
&c nov ENJOYING the fruits Of his bravery, hes
taned bs It's generous ianor. Nr ". is
respected ,nhabrant. and lives in the town Of
Saratoga. IN this county,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Chelsieon.-One OF these, 70 rs scarce and
Gu i"os animals, ttom Malaga, is uow exhibiting
dtfre Al the Philadelphia Muecum The mann =
40 which iisakes np ats food on thu end Of s sir.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

II must he Il source Of great satisfaction te eve
~ man OF phianhrdpic feeling, aud To every
one who talue, the security given ny good go-
verunent, tu observe toe iaIlexbIty o. moral
justice as exists 10 the nigh courts Of England.
The recent Judgment in thu hlgh CoWt OF Cham
Gerry Il, Lord fldon is proud example. TIE
swmdlng proaigate. the crue and unfuithiul
husband, the wanton master, the prntane gam
bier and heertine though inheriting higp rank
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

CASEOF SEDUCTON--A case Of seduc
ton was tried in the Court Ut Common Pleas of-
this city, IN which Niiss Wilhelmu,a Cooper re
covered verdict for the sum of GOO dollars,
against her hctrayer, Master GuIian Rutan, an
infant. The counsel fot the defendant made
an earnest appeal in behalf Of his cl ent, tor a
mitigation OF damages, On account Of lis tender
years: But Mr.. P.ice insisted thai though an
infant, he was nevertheless, Old enough 10 he the
father OF an infant, aud sh4aA therefore me
made to smart iof his joycnil pcrfdy.
Y. /. Cum 1Tr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Messrs. Carey s. Lea about to publish a
work which is understood II be from tie pen of
Alexander Everett, I'D. minister plenipotea43d-
~ Of the Unltcd States, at .aadr,d, aud which
bears me title
America, OF a General Survey Of the Poi.
tic,u S.aatioa of the several Powers of the
Westc Continent, with Co,J etarcs on their
f1ta,e Pro,p, ets.-.A,tfc pulchratilia pulehri-
OF =, citizen OF lie Unteu states. author
of Europe ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
s,a.arl, !en ? iorsn. oopro. 49,,

su'afi' ''n 'orsns, eaEro, BIT e-e.. a.
''''i' - Wi JUDGED tht Whole az go. ~.
q azure. so'h.ns, however. :, s,li,. In - 'he
~ az ION = 10 Us seemed 50 le,es.5 '''s.
am, ne - i1sy are iarge III Tie ..s.sr \.
ANN !, eha round as Da.is. Sa,rs,.I, - 'ht
the point u 'he bal WHICH would J., Lat -
az 'pee'el9', standing in trant and a. l.
qu''see'' IN ITS natural position, proc -
""" NV eh"uniefenee OF tire bail nd a "'a-
sefiea' a. would SEN i1io il. an e,e ~ II
81 very small dol, which, wbe., e,p,>,5 ~ ut
a ans, 5f,iiani' snen covered h. f =. T. ea'a
-" ~, IA IS 'i'e same color a the ,t,t OF
h'hf ""ieh Is something ola light lae,,a ear
bhIs Tie anirnltl mpYe, - i1h wona,r,.'= ''s5.
'ne, II y pteoses, directs the poiut Of ~.
eye III opposite directions. Tleif - 'ass
''e M mat ibes moe on ui,otinlf, :, gus
o. me mead u Is . rIeat natural Curl, ;. =
''n Is ''ns aud app,afs ike dusk, J.a.. ,. 'ar
irt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

EgiggsniHs Of Lo'i se.tsh--Pslev. otserYing
iH4i fsIH4ic slddfeu ,raIn 20 isk ea4iiel than
u.al,s. remarked . Boys begin to tel lies al I've
e.us ali, aId giTls a, one"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

.4wiA groai kcs,frposs st sa.a - s.n very
sefp, fsf she va RAY vr;sh3 fcsd ~
nan"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Lecrnsd h'eusbihtg While the learned
francis M"rell was busy preparing his edition
o. 'hnninS for the press, he was told thai his
VT WIS suddenly takrn i'll" nave but two or
'hree y riois.p said Aorell to anslate. and
,a.n | i co1ic 10 her" Presently after, he was
informed Sine was dying, F." Lave onlv two
words to write, II! be with her Immediately. -
presently trey brought HIM word she vas deau
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

To 'auer good man Is needles n bad one,
an insut.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

At a trial of man az The Old Bay asst week,
for receiving stolen pigs thr person who LOST
the pigs s"orc TO his knowledge of them, after
they had been sca.dad, scolred. and opened,
from the peculiar cast oftaeir couaienance.'
London paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Hl7he UIdce, naIt pasl 7 o fI8tN.
Reported death Of Ills Royat H,saRgss The Hds
Of Cpm0eriald
1t IS reported At the liuuse of Lords, WITHIN
this tat hour, thu dispatches ave reached
town bringing nlorlnation Of tie 4eeease Of
has l,ayal Highness the Dnlle VI Cuas, AID,
who has been iol sumo time su.leIn- ii..u all
inhammaiofy attack. The iujeti..euce 1alnat
be communicated as positi,e hut We leah
from the manner IN winch IT'S circulated. tut
il is correct
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

A report prevailed al Key West, that the ca
omban priv ateer Carabobo, Capt Hopner, of
g guns and 80 men, had been captured oil Ma
tanGas, and every man put to death
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

The value Of American Manufactured Cotton
Goods sold at Philadelphia IN Il single year, as
stated in the National Gazette, valies but little
from FOUR MILLIONS of Dolias, and IS ra-
pidb Increasing, whereas in the ears 1904 . s,
the Whole anoant sold in that city was only
$l561O!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Na'Srs. Cdrey& Lea, of Padalrlp ia, have
put 10 press a second edition OF the FIST mum
bet OF tie American Quattrriy Review. Iae
frsl edition consisted vi upwards OF two thou
sand copies.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

az s,ast MS fusner upiaiuns. lii. 0nis inchii-
Fenieaee he Al pfese0t feats, -. that N conse-
queuee u the Fundamental change IA his oplli-
ois, iie vii aoi Be obis 10 kee his seal, which,
10 tie business he solloas, sould be ealire rum,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

AaiAdl Lougepo4 - \ serresponl lent Of the
Nes OH Day AIsert,ef says: " There i.
now a Or enwoh vlllagr. town u Horse Mex.
two Geese, both Of the age of - yeas --une i,
now ,ittmg. They have both laid rrgaiarl, TO-
81 yeaIs.-Ii,ey now belong to Nh lated Mead
and were hatched on as tAlaers place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06

If the Jacobim clubs Of the French
Revolution. The public interests are
neglected, oropenly sacrificed. The
executive department is weakened and
degraded, aud with it, sink the rights
and interests Of the nation, and the ma.
ton itself, 10 the estimation of foreign
powers.
Under these circumstances, the only
resource OF those who love their coun>
try, is in the calm and temperate ex.
preston Of opinien, and in the exercise
Of the rights and duties OF suffrage.
Resolved, therefore, That this meeting
approve the proposition Of convention,
at aiehmond, on the second Tuesday in
January next, with view to the fair
and full expression of the voice of the
people of Virginia at the next election,
and that Benjamin 0rrick, Barnet Lee
Jonathan Garlic, Jonathan Jones, aud
Dennis Mcdonald, Esqrs. and DR. Dan.
iel High. be, and they are hereby, APP
pointed to attend said Convention as
Delegates from this county.
ktt5Nftt0s uut Vohrss nv"
mas Haroous., Cromwell Orrick, ia
cob Leopard John Hunter, Barnet Lee,
Samuel Graham, Dennis Mcdonald,
Jonathan Garlic. Robert Buck. james
NJ Wheat, and Col. Robert Gussin, be
a Committee of Cores pondence, with
our fellow citizens Of other counties,
opposed to the election OF general Jack
son.
Rsso!rsd, That Committee Of vi.
GLANCE b. appointed. to consist of the
following named persons, to wit
Robert Buck, Thomas Harbouss, Isaac
Duekwall, Christopher Michael. Henry
Span. George Shank, Christian Shank,
William r snkip, jr. William Rankin, sen.
James Elk,ns, Ransom Higgins, George
Z,ler, jr John Harde, Samuel Graham,
Peter Porter, John Meixsell, John
Hunter, David Ambrose, Joseph Clark
John Householder, Isaac Clark. JoRua
Clark, Jacob Leopard. John Keeseck-
er, William Nicely, Samuel Rankin,
John Duckwal., Daniel Fennerl Peter
sWisner, j. Smith, Jno. Johnson, miller,
Elijah Is. Eagle, Elias Smith. Matthias
Swain, sen. Matthias Swain, jr. Viii
liam Smith, John Eagle, James NJ,
Wheat, John Anderson. Joseph Smith,
Daniel Ambrose. Peter Yost. sen. Mi
chael Pentony, jun. Lemuei Vanausdail
Andrew Freshour. Wells Jones, John
Dawson, William johnson, David Pc
,ers, Frederick Sny der, Samuel McBse,
EnocE Jones, Ambrose Peters, Abra.
ham Peters, George Freshour, and
Nj a,thias Freshous--
Resiopsd, That's the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and published in the
Msstlnsburg Gazette, Winchester Re-
publican, and Richmond Wing
ROBERT GUsTIN, Chm.
CROMWELL ORRIcK, Sec'y,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06

From The albany Daily Advertise,,
Not having much to do, for a few mo.
meuts, we will Just serve up another
bitter draught Tor the plant editor Of
the Argus, as yet he has mol attempt
ed to Justify The crooked course he has
pursued It's well that be is silent: Toe
any attempt to justify his ilagiiious
acts would bot sink him deeper 10 poll
ilcal degradation, and public contempt
for the prostitution OF the little talents
with which he has been endowed, in
yielding himself implicitly to ths dicta.
uou Of men without principle. In his
paper of the 18th May, 1924, in speak.
ing of the pretentions of General jack
son, he represents him as one WHOSE
AMBITION Is AS UNSUITABLE AS THE
SEA, AND WHO TO CRAFTY Hrs
ISoRDISATB LUsToF POWER WOULD
OVERHEAD ALL BOUNDS But now,
iorsoolh, he is represented as the very
lamb Of meekness, and the very para
gon OF republican purity. viii the
Argus be kind enough to inform the
public when the change took place?
Was there ever on earth such
treachery, such fai.hless abandonment
ofprinciple, as is evidenced in the pre-
sent factious course OF the Argus. and
some half dozen other Combination
prints, con,rasted by their former pro-
fessions and well known present opin.
ions2 This is, indeed, "the madness
ofparty
Mr.. A. Willard, jv. Of Boston, has
made Clock for large church in
Mexico. and il is the first one ever made
in this country, which strikes the no urs
and quarters. ----
Courtship.--In certain section of our
country, where the good people are
more remarkable for their honesty and
implicity. than for their polished man.
usrs, q lad who bad arrived ut an age
ewhen most bows take it into their heads
Ahat wife is indispcnsably necessary
10 their happiness, felt, or believed he
Seit. tho matter which, a fame for one
Of his fair neighbours. Possessing, an
uncommon share of bashfulness, he
could moi venture to solicit her heart
and hand in person. but prevailed on
an elderly brother TO do ii in his nsme.
The brother accor dinghy made visit
aud after yawniBg considerable time,
turning his back, fearing she might VIE.
ness his confusion, thus addressed her
Could body get you to haze himY
Expecting his question she nodesty re-
plied-'Wel Ireckon So He observed
II isn't me that tUants you. it's bro.
sher Jacky - Poughkeepsie jour.