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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-05

BLANK BOOK MANUFAs TORY.
h ROfLE X HATHAW Y, Book Binders,
NE rear of No Ia. Market street, will cx-
ocuto all orders which they may he favoured
with, IN the best manner and on reasonable
terms.
Account Books for Merchants and Banks,
ruled TO any pattern. and warranted durable.
Wanted, an Apprentice. 3n September !.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-05

FRESH FRUIT, FOR COMMENCEMENT
S TEPHEN PHILLIPS, No. 60, Westmn.
~ ster street, has Just received and offers fo,
sale,
900 Havana Oranges
200 do Pine Apples
bb!s fresh Lines.
Aso-On hand, general assortment of
frulis, Liquors, Groceries, &c. for sale on the
nos' favourable terms. September l.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

family OF the hotck ecpcr, and his invited quests
roc any breach OF his duty prescribed by this, or
any Other law or regulation OF the University, he
may be fined by the faculty in any SUI, no, exceed
ing i've dollars, for each offence in ADDITION To a.y
other penalty imposed by law.
NO student shall be Permitted to hoard or lodg re
Out OF the precincts of the University, unles. in
the family Of his parent or guardian, or OF some
particular friend approved by the faculty..
The student shall not choose his quarters at plea
sure; but his hotel and dormitory shall, be assigned
nm by the proctor, under the control of the fac
.y and they shall be SO distributed among the diff.
ierent hotels, as to preserve equality Of numbers at
each, as nearly as convenient. In this assignment
ths wishes OF The studeat win be respected, as fat
aasi nay comport with equality-o of numbers az the
hotetss Anahtness Of residence In the ,rmit cries
out students beng located, must not be corn.
Peicd to change their residence for the mere pur
pose OF equality, and shall not be wed To chance
clther their hote or dormi less thout the con-
sent of the faculty
The keepers OF hotels shall not funsh lnxu, lou.
fare to their boardcrs but the fare shall be pien
ful plain, of good wholesome viands neatly served
and well dressed and in all its details io mable
to such rules as the faculty may prescribe pursuant
TO this enactment
The facuty-arc authorised and required II thev
ind convenient, to prescribe the details If the
iare at the hotels; in the spirit of this enactment
assuring. as far may be uui!or nifty TIN Gus bout
the institution.
j The kotel-keepers shall furnish the students not
only with diet but with bedding and furn;t,.-. Tor
their dorn,itores, Tuc,, Candles ard proper a,t.n
dance of servants for domestic and mental duties
the details of all which shall be regulated by the
Faculty. For all these, instead of the board now
allowed, they shall receive one hundred add fifty
dollars for the ordinary session; and one half that
sum tor the next session.
II any hotel keeper shall fail Go comply with the
rules prescribed BY this enactment OF by the ia, u
ty, there shall be such deduction made from the a
mount OF board allowed him, as the faculty shall
jude proper. .
The Proctor shall superintend the hotels, shall
inspect their Iabes and the furni.hments of the dor
m'tories at least once month, and whenever else
nc email be required, by any hotel keeper boarder
or by the faculty and he Shall regularly report Co
the faculty al DEFICIENCIES aud mproprie,ies which
he may observe, or OF which he NAV be informed
ITO be C0nf;nucd
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13
CONGREss

W4sBIsGTo#, Jan Ctr, 1927 The Senate did .
not sit OF Saturday
intbe House of Reprcscnta'ives the Resolution
OF Mr.. Cambiehns, calling for the correspondence
win The Netherlands il relation TO discriminating
duiica, was adopted Resolutions also adopt
ed, calling upon the War Department for a state
ment OF the number OF the surviving officers Of the
continental establishment the Pension List
upon the Commissioners OF Naval Hospitals, for
the amount OF the sums they have received and cx-
penaed, and the balance unexpendcJ; upon the
Treasury Depart men', for statements oftbc compen
satiou allowed to Surveyors OF the United States
Resolution, calling for a statement Of the anounS
annually cived and cxpcpded for the relief oscS
and digab,ed seamen. from 1919 to 1896, offer
ed bv Mr.. ToSlnson resolution offered by Mr.
HAZE, relative tho removal Of the Cboctaw and
Cbickasaw Indians. tothe west Of the Mississippi;
after diseussi N, laid on the table and O.
Resolution offered y MIR Weems to inquire into
The expectancy ofasssing such free people Of color
as wish 10 nc sent to Liberia, rejected. The
House adjourned without taxing up the Bill foF
Revolutionary Claims.
Jan 9th In the Senate Yesterday, the "BilI au-
thorizing tide President to cause road TO be open
ed between Fort Smith in Arkansas and Natchi-
toches, in Louisiana which was rejcctcl on Fri.
dsy, was reconsdcrei. Mr. Reefs resoluli n pro.
posing an inquiry iso the necessity OF Increasing
the salary OF the Post Master General was aurceJ
to The Bill entitled ''an act to regulate process
in the Courts Of the United States was ordered 20
third readi,g About ono O'Clock, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration Of Executive busi.
uess
In the House Of Representatives On Monday, at
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13
CENTRAL GAzETrE.
SATURDAY, JANuARYia. 1922:

q Advertisers are earnestly requested to hand
IN their avours, in future previous to o'clock on
Friday in each week. We arc anxions that the
Gazette should appear at an earlier honr than here
tofoIe which cannot be the unless adver,i,ers
attend to the above request.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

The Suprcme Court of the Uoitca- States assem-
bled in its Court Room at Washington, on the 9th
Inst. at IL o'clock-present, Chief Justice MAn1
SHALL, and associate Judges WAs4INGTos, Sro-
RY, DuvALL, THonrsoN, and TatmsLE
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

We continue to publish from the Washington pa,
pers summary of the proceedings of the National
Legislature. One of the most important subjects
which is likely to engage the attention Of Congress
is the bill making provision for the surviving off,
GERS and soldiers of the revolutionary war. This
IS certainly worthy OF serions consider alton. A
large portion Of tho remaining WORTHLESS who were
engaged IN the glorious strnSgle which resulted in
the independence Of these United States, are NV
suffering for the ordinary comforts of life, and
oEy be relieved by the literaiy Of just and CRATE
ful country In the hour Of danger, when their
country was invaded nv powerful and hostile foe,
these aged veterans, then in the prime Of youth,
fo sock their homes and oil the pleasures OF the
Preside, and flew 10 arms, resolved sherry
Tie Pri. aiirns and Ia rd.hips in, lent TO
Pro:racted and bloody they bore with the fis
ness Of unwaveiins patriotism they fought and
bled, and after many gallant achievement. they I'll
umphed. Their country, by their all made indie
pendent. has become rich, powerful and prosper
ou,thcy have ne, er recovered what they sacrificed
for the common cause, and ha, ing become in6rm
and needy, it is but just that they should look TO
that country which they have served SO faithfully
for the means of relieving their immediate wants
and smoothing their paths to the grave. On this
subject the opinions of the people sufficiently
known--it i, evidently the general wish that these
boary veterans should speedily experience the bc.
raty Of the government,
We copy the following pa asraph f'om the Ma
tional Journal !: processes TO give the facts in rcla
| ton TO the charges, which caused S)r. Ca houn's
appeal to the House ofReprescntatves.
elijah Mix, among others, had made proposals
at the War Department for supply OF materials 10
complete The public works at Old Point Comfort
The offer Of Mix was the lowest and OF course he
entitled TO the contract ii objection existed.
hut when the contract, about TO he conc luded
I MI. 5atsrrirr Clark, who had recently arrived
| in the City from New York, called on the Seorea.
ry OF War, and asked leave TO read letter which
he had rec eiyed from Miy dated November 2, 1898
When he had arrived in the rca':ipg to1hat part Of
the letter IN which it stated that there
idence 10 show that Mr.. Calhoun had had psrtici
patton in the benefits OF former contract in the
Department while be himself at the he vi OF il
| Mr. Barbour interrupted him and observed thai
dccesor in Office. Clark replied that il was so
| rotary was that such calumniator might not have
another contract in tho Department. This, we un
dcrstand, was at Mr.. Bsrbour's dwelling boust.--
| On going to the Department, and rejecting on the
| subject he came to the conclusion that Mix was
| not proper person to deal with, and gave accor
dinghy the contract TO the next bidder end i,nmed
| afsiu ,eiu, ned tie letter 10 Cldrk IL not
lodged on the files of the Department, nor ans
copy kept Of it. The copy used for publication b,
the newspapers obtoined, we suppose, from
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

Cia,k himself. These are the facts as we have an,
derstood them, and as we believe they exist"
We learn from the papers OF the District that the
Committee have not yet made their report. Many
witnesses have been examined aoG others sent for
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

- - Chairman,
-- ------ Secretary.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

". NJ Of County is This
dnu admitted GRADUAL or rHB UNI
,ERs1rY or VtReIsIA, for his n'tainments
in the follo,cing subject Cor satjects,) to
9ci:
In (Iere the subject, rs "NatHrai Phi
iosophy," The French Language"
&c, followed by The signature OF the
Professor OF that snI,jeci)
IN
IL --~--~
- - Chairman,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

hnencc not so with Gen Jackson he has by
his own statement shewn tint he has privately
attacked tn political honesty OF his rivals
whose iniegIiy had never bren IN the least
questioned until assallrd Nv Gen. Jackson md
so,ne of his friends, nltrr they asccrinincd Hat
Mr.. Clay would not and IN making hun President
From all the evidence aud circumstances IN
the case, II hut too plainly appears TINT Gen.
Jackson male those charges without any foun-
datian. whatever, hnd thai the hope OF his own
advancement 10 the Presidency and the indul-
gence fpcSonal hatred towards Mr. flay were
the secret motives which influenced his conduct
I--Thcrciure,
Rfsoinod That we will oppose the election of
Gen. Andrew Jackson TO the Presidency of the
United States, by all fair and honorable means
in ON power.
Resoired, That we approve Of the convention
proposed 10 be holden in the cit, of Richmond,
on the eighth day OF January nrxi. tor the pun
pose of framing an Electoral Ticket in OPPOSE
ton 10 Gen. Jaoksun, aud that Samuel llancock,
Nathaniel | Manson. Robert Cannbel John q.
Let"ch. Balda Mcdaniel Pleasant NJ. Coegiu
and john +. sale be appointed Delegates by
this meeting to attend the sald convention in be-.
hall of the citizens of Bedford, imposed TO the e.
lection of Gen Jackson,
Rtsoired, That u corresponding committee be
appointed, composed of the following gentlemen,
Col David Saunders Cot Armistrnd Otry M,-
ehae Graham. Mai. Thomns sale Col John W.
Holt, Capt John II. oey, Capt. Pnschnl Blu
ford Capt. John Lehwich, Maj. Isaac Oiey,
Doet, Henry w Moselry Doci Vim. Steploc.
George Stcptoe, Robert sieptoe, Capt Lewis
| Wngdeld. Jubal Jordan. Col. John Watts, VIM
W Watts. Maj joel ianeey Robert 1inslc,
LodoNick Mcdaniel, William J. Walker, Benja,
min W ggiuron. Col. Thomas Moore. jaime,
Jopliug, Samuel b. Davies, Beverly r. Srott,
John North, sen Abel b Nichols, Cnpt Jnol
W. Scott, Rev. VIM Leit"ich, tN. IL Col. Da|
vid w. Quarles, Charles Gill, 1ighman A
Cobbs, Matthew Pate, Thomas Il. Clayton. tur
vey Clayton, Mitchell Ewing, Capt. Henry
Brown. Col Thomas kases, Docf. Samuel Phil
ips WIN Dictn on. Robert &, Mitchell, JOSEPH
Wilson. Gustayus A. Winefcld David Crenshav
sen. and capt. John C,enshaw. who are author
sed 10 suppl, any vacancies that may occur ii
Ithr said delegation.
hs0l1td, That the toresome preamble aud re
solutions being sig ed by the President aud Sci
| cfetarics, aud forN arded 10 the editors Of Ind
I;nchbnrg Virginian for pub'icabon and thnt
the editors of the constitutional Wing and Rich.
mond Enquirer he also requested To publish the
same. DAVID StU NDERS. Chairman.
NArn'L. MANSON, }soc,s,a,;.s
JoHN F. SALE,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

.he indrs>tigabTe~nd worthy own,e Of oil these
manufacturing establishments. dressed up these
hiie Renjamins. whum his heart was set upon.
in his best saifinetis and presented them 10 the
assembly of Virginia Tor y benediction, uho, no
sooner saw aud examined the texture and col
curing Of the blues. and found thai they were
not deception wood dyes hui Of genuine Mis-
sour cobalt, from the Bruton factory, than n
errai, phenomenon was prodnecd n hich actual.
" booked like IN, black art thuughp philosophers
perhaps may trace II 10 natural causrs | cant
say but SO ii was, that yearly Two hundred
spindles sprung into operation. aud seemed 10
whirl In devotional unison 10 the magic powe
that created them. NotN outstanding many or
them we're So tim that they bent aud wabbled
considerably, Vet In the short space of one fort
night, piece was manufactured from the raw
material that reached IN southern direction
To Florida aud, as IL passed his ex.exceilrncy,
Il. NJ. Ironp, and the graduating duelIis,. q.
McDnilie took ofeach "A pattern 10 give tone
10 the iashlonableS of the south The other
reached 10 the capital of Name II had scarce
" got IN SIGHT of New York ere Van buren, aud
Moidecai the jew seized It and took large pat
ternsl q stimulate the iankeys 10 imitation Says
10 myself, the Yankees nrc NIL done for now.
This isworSe thanall the competition KING George
will ever be able 10 bring into the field. u liz,
saws Ia myself tor Your land of steady habits,
guess YOU II soon give up the shii now. The
old dominion has tmiurled her sails aud she will
furnish you with good examples
AFmCANuS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
Virginia State Navigation Lottery,No.
For the New Year.
SPLENDID SCUE.NIE.
1895 Prizes amounting 10 GAG. 900


q All the Prizes in wheel. and all the num-
bers in another al oocc-rhe whole Scheme TO be
drawn in ONE DAY aud the whole amount of
Pilzes may be- had, soon rs drawn.
Price OF Tickets SO 90 Quarters IS.
Halves, | 80
IL The 1850 Prizes Of ~ TO be awarded to
the FIRST, second or third division to he determin-
ed by that which may draw the capital prize of
$4,000 so that holder of three numbers one
OF which shall be in each division is certain TO
draw one pIize and NAV draw -Four.
The Capital Prize of : 10000 TO be paid in
part by 1000 Tickets which will be sealed up aud
deposited N the Bank Of Virginia at Lynchburg
and subject to the control OF the holder Of the
ticket. The prize Of 5000 10 be paid in part
by a package of 900 tickets 10 he deposited in
like manner.
- Orders by mail meet the same attention
siyea to personal application.
AUG. LEFTWICH, Manager
Nov. "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
10000 Dollars 900 Dollars, &c


3lSS prizes, amounting TO $1,000 dolls.
o. OHiV 10000 Tickets in me Stheme Z
The CASH. for the whole Of the Prizes eau
be bad usual at Cohen Office, the moment
they are dawn.
Tickets IS, Quarters o5
Halves so EIghtns ~
u Orders from any at 81 the United states
either by mail (post pald) or private convey
ance enclosing the cash prIse tickets IN any
of the lotteries will meet the same pronlpI and
punctual attention as il on personal application.
Address TO
IL COHEN 4 BROTHERS.
II 10 the first class Of Ire Literature Lottery
draw II on the l7th uIt. BOZ II the gieai Capitals
Of $50 one aud Sl0,0V0 hrsides ~ less ihaD
SIXTEEN 10000 and LOCO dollars. RS. all
sold az COlIEN'S OFFICE, No. ia, hsflet-
street. " here more Capital pr,zes have been sold
thnn at any other ofiice IN America,
Baltimore, Nov. q. u7pl4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
SECOND CLASS or rrr
Grand Literature Lottery,

'TdHU III'I"TWTi IsnII'INg
J. l. COHEN, in Il BRO HIS, ~ baltimore,
Have the pcasuic 10 ANNOUNCE the Second { iasss
Of tins Loiictt authorised 10y the Gene.ai AS
scubly of Mar! land. ior the promotion OF Sci.
encr aud Literature. he number OF Tickets
(oa.g Ten Ihoasahd) Is considerably less than a.
ny Lottery .ol many ycats, and give, 10 the ad-
yfnfurcr al INCREASED cuance for the Capital
Plies. TIL DKAHING viii ake tlaee in
the Cry OF Baltimore 90
NEDNE-D ~ lbe iyih 81 DECEMBER,
and will be completed ON thai day under ,hc SUI
pefindcnce oi the Commissioners Appointed by
the Governor and Council.
Hiuiil 81 FRIXtS:
10000 Dollirs--j, 900 Dollars, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

1921 Prizes,
l5ioo Elanks. : - s04 Tickets. ;ep1 2l6
My ioImrt Customers aud IN nds are lnyHs
to call & take chance ~ tbs beauirul scheme,
which lsto be- drawn IN q i." days della, moi or
you may lose the capital winch Is Ion SAL ht the
fortunate qDice Of ADRIAN K. NORTH.
u Ordets from all paris OF the unGed States.
10y mail enclosing the cash or prize Iickeis,will
be- Thankfully received aud promptly attended
To, II addressed Ia Ar. N.
Whole Tickets Is Oh Quartz. 81 20
Halves 90
Nov. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
A GARD

The manager ofthc Virginia State Navigation
lotteries presents his aeknowIcdemeut 10 the
public for their liberal patronage OF his scheme
and offers for thf new year, class No. D
which lor its number Of brilliant capitals and
low price Of Tickets IS without rival. The day of
drawing is near al hanl--aud those unfortunate
advcntnfers IN 10 fmer LOTTERIES are advised to
secure the lucky numbers before thosr more for
lnnate, by early application, again erioy the
golden Nov ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

MARRIED, on the 2ls November, by the
Rev. James Boyd, Mr.. JAMES NJ LOVING,
son of Col, Samuel Loving, 10 Miss SARAH
W daughter oi Nh. William Jordaa. Esq. all
Of NeIson county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
VIRGINIA.,
OR
LOVE AND BRAVERY.

(Wlitcn bgd gentleman n Lynchbug)
Win scenely, Dresses. sc. enlirely new
Act the first - Scene the lst--A sun SET view
two ) hips sail upa river--a salute Is fired from
the Ships, after which when landing is effected
IA song Of rejoicing IS heard,
Act the 2nd--Scenc the lSt-Powhatnn's Pa
lnoe-PowhaIan seated on n splcndld throne with
Pochahonias ON his right--A Guard stationed
on the right aud lcft of the Ihone--h number
OF Chiefs seated on Mats. as the Grand Council
all with Callmeis
SCcue the 3rd--A font mounted with cannon,
with the banner of En- Iand floating over ia
ship seen at u distance NJ anchor.
Act tbn 3rd-Sccne the ls,--A grand Cataract
in "hieh The whole SIZE oil the Stage IL exhibited
From the olils airee IS thIo"n Refoss which
is used as II bridge 10y the Indians. Painted by
mrmbcr of the Society.
Scene the 3rd--'lhe outside Of an Indian Hut.
Act the Iih--Scene lst--Ihe fort.
Scene the 2ud-Anuther apartment III Pow
hnian's Palace
Betweon the Play and the Farce Recitation and
Songs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
CHA NPa1crr TvHNuy,
~. TnTa ar Ar

CHA NPf5CTT TpE EuX.
" I'M. DC. 6,C.
YIN J. suhk,iibefs have recently received
- Champaigne Brandy
cofnac do. twananied years old
Old pedeh do
Madeira Vine -
Champagne do
london Brown Stout
ish Nhiskey
New-Ark Cider. New Beer
Pine Apple and iaLe Cheese
Bunch hnsentol and Bloom Raisins IN
nhulr aud hall Boxes
Current SHIELD Almonds
Coeoanuis. Enelish Wanuis
Son Shell Almonds
Changes, Lemons
NutmePs, Cloves, Cassia
EInis DosamyEo's md Hneke Cigars
Az assortment OTTOMAN Violin Strings
Wooden pocket Combs u fine srtiele)
Elegant Binss Lanterns
Sperm aud InoW Candles &c. Sc
Together with u complete assortment ofToys
NEW d AYRES.
Dec. =. 4til33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
attention Lottery Deatersi
eAne Stay - ext
Dec

NtNfILL be- distributed IN The city of Rich
=" mond, the 10 Ia class, Dismal Se nnp
Canal Lottery by the approved tombinRii n
System. Al which time vii be distributed pri.
res TO the amount Of 992lb doats.
CALL IN AS you pnss, aud take chance for
the Splendid Capital of 10 oOO dollars, bes,des
manner Gus others, which would he Acceptable, 10
any ot Ms at tins particular time. Dealers
should be op aud adOng-- time 10 be- lust
Call aud lay on your Eve Dollars. md secure
the capital. hnsH just received from Head
Quarters a few CHOICE and well selected
Numbers which oilrI 10 my customers OH my
usual libctal tcims
u Whole Tickets 6S--Ilalves S2 Co.,
Quarters u 70.
ABitAM Il. NORTH.
Nov. 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
The perform &c TO conclude with the popular
Farce, IA acts, (neyer performed here OF
- A bF-%.y - g ~
- -LA AHA .z-s N q -A- assNSs
Matnat Congratulations.

NJ Tickets, hos one dollar cutlery 90 cents,
10 be- had aithe Theatre on the night ol perior-
nance, T. previously AT Mcssrs Nortbs, 4. With
en- book store, at the Vifeuan Office, and at the
bars pi the different Hotels.
~ Doors 10 open At and performance TO
commence at Il o clock.
Dec Z
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
TA ZATRE.
Ny Request.

On This Evening, Sd Dec.
The Lynchburg lhespinn Society, will perform
new historical Drama md Acts (ioundcd on
the early settlement of the Old Domi,io,) called
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

" The Enquirer of the 2ath has long and
iaborad article in which the Editors attempt to
indicate their preference Of ~ curse 10 hiscOun-
t.y' over Nr. Adams. We knew not whether 10
weep or laagn wnenwe read it. Its alectaton
sfnd pradence in the expression Of its senti-
neats is rs uiicrous as its mock sensihiliv is af.
fictiag. Two or three sentences are entitled TO,
,ad shall receive special notice in our next
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03
Virginia State Lottery,
Ior The benem ~ the
Dismal Swamp Canal Com any,

IERIU GLASS;.
To be dlawna n Richmond, Va.
On Wednesday, the 18th Deer. 1897.
~ III Nh