The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-27

IN character ii ne Ieuple ~ tae "the -
TIC IS n,o.e fefoei8as. he influx OF nsasa
Sc nis on, Z. haze mad item niorc turbulent. IL
,saaatnSun ti,atmnf1ers go unpublished among
n IN. TlYey are fond OF distinction, 20 be
Knocked on AS a bsa.p, fnaieHta1) is the general
atab,t,ou. A. to virtues, mschiay eiIsm, aud
rbtcanc are he'd a. the best-the natural con.
sequence oI that monopoly which makes Jun
Ia In o ,ortn the ewneis and arbItratofs IN the
dspasal Of all the produce OF the soil. u IS ca
lsv for am landed proprietor TO RAISE an insuf-
reciun a. such county. and with the funds oil
The Apostolic junta, TO call out a host OF
wretchcd SsrYanos, headed by vine farmers, To
CIV out for whatever man OF Government he
Choose, to put into then mouths.
Ne1 CaRiedy Il he veteran Morton, whose
Comedies have kept the stage with greater sue
cess than those perhaps OF any other wihef OF
the present age, has brought out new piece Al
Co,ont Garden entitled The School for Groun
| Children" of which IN an English paper, We
read the following description, for the cearness
lofuhich We Will not contend, but IN which
great number of characteristics are huddled mt
| q small compass II Is. says the print alluded
10. " full OF butle and ncdent; characters
| we'll do6ued and contrssted decent quahily
| OF patnos All sentiment; with good moral,
| some smart dialogue, and considerable shdie
OF humor negative merit; nothing iresoine oi
| boring; very little OF NAV kish sentiment, no
amlable proAignte OF slang characters Old
Jokes and clap iropsspatmgty administered, aud
scarcely pun faren, Jones, l. hempIe,
MIS- Chatcrly, and Miss Chester, ~ the prina-
pal characters, insured It's success WIN the hu-
dlence. There aie sand 10 be many smart nus
at the dandcs aud gentlemen farmers of The
present age, much satIfe on the modern Sung
Of fashion The subjolned extract from an a.
musmg dialogue in which one of the initiated
instruct, one OF the old school, ~ a good Illus
ration of the spirit otthe work
Sir Arh. nope not, for there IS no being
who has fuore active employment than iieh
good man. lis ideness, that nurse oi .'leei--
T. Rep. N,ce q fe that term Is exclusive
" confined to cattle there's nothing vicious
nov but horse.
| SIR irih. | stand corrected, and own myself
amenrlbly deficient in the vocabulary OF fash
! iouable dcton
Y Rec. That's pity-noihing so simple as
thus what you call night, We CAL aay ioi
supper, We say dinner wicked rascal, nfesisil.
bic fellow troublesome creditors necessary {.
Wis; play, business RUN, style and sudden
death, high life.
| 81 Arm THANK you for my first lesson ,and,h
return, As you friend
Y. Rev. Friend did not know you had
term for that sort of thing | had no idea
| should want IA friend IN the country.
SIR irth Al term for--not wait n friend l
believe we had better 30 back TO the vocaon-
lary.
! y Req. Ifyou please mans friend IS his
sccond in duel alady' friend rs the gentle
| nan who is SO fortunate as to protect her III
d, lc,
| A Rehearsal no toke.--Iack Whhers, noted
hlphwayman, who fourlshcd and got hanged IL
/ d. ptn
some of his hopeful companions ovei the Mary
| lehonc.hclds, at four o clock one Summer
morning, after country excursion IN the way
| of business, when they observed a gentlen an
walking alone. making all kinds Of impassinned
| gestures and talking, what 10 them, was most
incoherent nonsense / hls gentleman happen.
ed TO be Vhnbfnggen, the celebrated plnyer,
who wns getting his pant but the thieves, moi
knowing HIM, supposed he was deranged, and
about 10 lay violent hands upon himself: and as
there is sometimes slmmering OF what is call
ed honour among thai class, they were prompted
by humanity 10 watch his movements hom be-
hind hedge in the field where they stood. II
| length tanbrugecn, who was studying the chl-
racter of Pdrdlts In the tragedy OF Iheodes,RS,
exclaimed IN the passionate words ofthe part
| "---I charge thee not
| But when | nm dcad take tho attending slaves,
| And bear me, with my blood dl-tlliug down,
Straight TO the temple lay me, q Arnnthes,
Lay my cold corpse at Athenais feet"
| When lack Wuhers rushed forward, exclaiming,
" By - the poor gentleman is going TO kill
! himself for love Jack and his companions TO
the amusement fVanbruggen, seized hun by
both arms and emit Gated hat he would be nd
visod. and have better thoughts than TO drown
himself there. What plague is all this for, .
exclaimed the actor j; am not going 10 hang,
1 nj IN nVp-at 81 IN
only a player setting my part" a player
are you Z" replied Withers five had thought
that, YOU should { en- have drowned yourself,
and been id too, before we'd have taken all
the pains for the last halt hour, following YOU
up and down However. as we have met, you
can have objection TO pay MS for this tfou-
Bile Upon this Jack and his companions II.
fed Vanbruggen's pockets of his watch and
los in silver, and marched of with his silver
hited sword, threatening 10 realize the catastro-
pho OF the player, by running him through the
body with 1t, he did not remain III the field TIL
hc flushed his rehearsal,
| dmbig,GtV -rhc sunday Times says; " We
are sorry TO hear that Ills MAJESTY has had a
,lightattaclS Of erysipelas, but is dong Weit
again" 10 which OF the items OF information
here afforded does the Sorro" of the writer APP
ply
| Inc BHfF ~ fUh ) pOftfty.--N II Ho'oi NUS
how much the Duke OF ork's disorder was nc.
celcrated Ivy the growing pressure OF his pecunl-
any difficulties. 50 severe, SO degrading were
the forms in which those embarrassments as.
sailed the illustrlous and unfortunate Prince.
that neither a house nor furniture, nor horse,
no, tangible property OF any kind incidental 10
the condition of gentleman, temaIned, towald DIS
the close of life, in his possession. Yet, thus
destitute aud fallen--o"ns an enormous debt
OF which he could not pay shillmg-wnh the
rcsiStlcss grasp OF death about him, through
what demon was it. that this iIi.adysed member
Of the Royal family commenced the hnilling OF
a palace, the construction, decoration, and fur.
nshing, Of which, were not to he completed for
less than half million sterling
'Tu secunda msrmora,
LocaS sub psum iunls 1t scpucEi
Inmcmou--straiS deRGs.
This is a lesson to the prodigal debtor Let
an equivalent lesson be put record Tor tic
gripping but stlltthlitesS money lendcr-by the
a 4 4 4 u.