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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
al reduced prices,
HDP E1yY 1904


NTAcKEE. ROBINSON q, 60. feel plea.
Az sure in Announcing 10 their friends and
the public, the arrival OF upward of so Pach
AGES Of Fail Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionable Novelties Of the season. In addition
a neat assortment Of China and Glass Ware
London cloths and cassimeres of superior
quality and at very low prices
Caesinefts for servants wear al hall Their Tor
mer prices "a,
CamIei aud Plaid Cloaks of unusually full
sizes and very low
Ladies Plaid Clocks, a comfortable winter
article
Black Satin striped eros de Naples A new
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
Biz and cold. dg'd silks, rich and desirable
shades
Meriao shaws and scar(s 81 yds. long with
rich end figures ,a.. go,
splendid Gauze Barge and Gillian Silks oil
every shade and price
Babbineti Wells of the hnest work and hnlsh
Understandable Calcoes' complete assori-
mont ofihe richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velyetand shaded OF
superior style
WIN great variety Of other new Goods,
which with others daily looked Tor, enables
lhem to hold out great in1ncemcnts TO their
town aud country customers.
~ Country merchants are respectfully in
WED to cali and view their assortment
Nov .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
7 E8a Tn Monthly Hogaziuc.

s
AopoieoH's d0rirjae N fsoaeaB rc(U-
tfd.-' Come = SAID tho loader u men
or thls Is the parpou, (1or quote
from memory of what he is reported 10
have said to my leyee in morning.
1ou will here see kings, who have been
deprived oftheir crowns soldiers, who
are ambitious candidates for sovereign
~; princesses, who have lost thcir low
ers, DC. Sc. All tins is undoubtedly
tragedy. | am myselllncomparably the
most tragic person in existence. But
YOU viii see, in die demednou Of these
personaees, no rage, no fury, 10 violence,
no seeming despair. All bear thcm-
selves calmly, Ike other people, Sc.
from which the really admirable soldier
IS held TO have deduced, that the STYLE
and manner Of tragedy upon the STAGE
should not oyerstep the modcsty' of
thai Which was seen in the Thmlleries.
The real potentates' Of tragedy, of
Buon3parle's chamber they are not vet
in tragic situations. They are iyrants
captives; warriors bur the audience
chamber is not their scene Of tragic ar
ton. They are the puppets; but they
are not wound up lhcy are The slraws
tiIat will dance upon The electric plate
but the scharec' IS notvrtapnlied which
puts them inlo motion. Person, may
be permanently arctched, bui they can-
not be permanently slrapIe.' The
stage. or the poel selects themat The ne
culiar moment when 1hey happen to be
so. And here is the error. Buona-
parte is not traqic while he conyerses
with Talma aboufcxits. enrrcesaud pold
lace. Butt wilImake him tragic in
moment: it is but to change the scene :
only, with it lmark , howl shall change
his auieseenf aspect
/ win take him: not TALKING abont
acting to NJ. Talma in the Louvre ;;
but sending off l. in the teeth Of
all probability, and even Of all hope,
with threats tfat the messenger could
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
t9i

sNPAIIANIEL iNsIUN-Atthc Junction
III ot mann Street with the Alley leading 20 9.
trom Friend to Martin o. Stone Ware house OF
tcls 20 the public, by wholesale or rrtui "a gene
ld assortment tOltDCERiE5, on a good 'erus
I- cn be had Ia this market, confident ibey al"
well bought, bat vii mol promise ON better ~
cheaper, consisting ia pari Of
Rcst hHed sacks Of salt twilled sacking
sugar aud ofcc Of different qualities
n. Orleans aud w. l. Molnsses
NonId and sperm, candles, - 10 s'5
Iufpcntnr and transparent soap
Guupowdrr and Imperial Tea. ffesh
Cut and wrought Nails and Brads
pafrpt Balances, with and without frames
" inflow Giass y by 10 = 10 by ", b Putty
ontithheld aud mountains Bacon, which VII ca
gag 10 furnish by thc season
New Maaherei and Henings
ew Ga Ks Ut rich Cheese
Be,l Brown tanners Oh
Suffolk 1ur and Caro.na Mos for matrasses
Assortment Of Hardware, Cf9akcsy, Class md
Euftlten Ware
Blind, 5nalile ana Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart aud g3s ehips
Hacks best and common Scfars
Mems aud bot wool and far Hats
Sail Pere, Gaubcr salts Mustard
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, indigo Maddcr an5
Coppcras
Iron German and blstered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton 5heeting aud Shifting, Oaaburgs
81 pnd-1 = point Bghkets
600 49, beautiful CDttun yarn
10 b5ls Of CIDER
itol which VII receive any kind Of produce
brought 10 tins market N the best cash prices.
hATHIa WINSTON.
March 20 1862
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NEW BooKs-arhe subscriber has the
~ Pleasare OF ayAin informing the public
, .4.t nc has Jnstreeeiyed direct from phlade
F''a5 very la,ge additional supply of
,a Books & Stationary,
gach renders his collection very complete,
c cl 81 which he is determined to sell very low
t t, cash Those wishing TO bay AFRO particu-
,'s invited 10 call and examine my coler
.. before they purchase. In the late ar.
gaa' were the following New Works, viz -
A r2nnd a Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
,'a' Maria Porter: being the best produc-
o.. IN "oih Their pen for manv wears. The Ad-
n+q '',ss ct Don Juan de Ulioa, illustrated
t. ~ - hne Eagravings; this work contains
H. ti''t surprising adventures that was ever
H. The Franklin Aimanack. for 1872 ::
eur 10 any other in the world. Atlantic
,a., 'tf or = Christmas aud New Ycars pre-
r"5 Tor 1927; this is decidedly one of the
s.,. superior productions ever issued from
,a5'. pres IN tne 1. States, and equal &c not
fiji. "f1 10 any in the world This wouder-
Car. 'Aeeuled work was published by II. [.
~ 81 Lea, Philadelphia; and they rich
+, LII lde nair"uaee "a liberal public,
,5a,. '''',an 10 this very superior production,
pnsi;t ''2t5h the most useful productions
tc a.',.ed N The L. States, and generally bet
Nov. l6. A''' " ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

n AMP & LiNsEED OlL.-Watcr II. Mid
q ,licton, has this day received large guam
tty Of superior Winter strained Lamp Oll.-A-
50 Lmseed Oil spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
&.
Nov. Is. ts-7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
"Reminiscences If the Eish 1post0lic
Juntd 10 the i'r0testaRf Government
offbse. rgoB,1x
DOM INTO EBGLIsH.)

tDohE INTO Eh6LlsHJ
SaowErH, your demonstrators
are very much annoyed at many mat
tiers.
Eirstly-We think it id strange,
when you are spending so much money
in educating young heruiics, that you
can't be aither spafing some Of IT for the
education of young Irish papists espo-
cially when we consither how peaceabIy
the papist pisintry Of this beautiful Ire
land behave themselves upon all occa-
sions, and the great things they did for
We, IN Gghtin' your battles, and maxim
salt balther and pork, when there wasn't
a sowl 10 do il for ye in The vide world
besides What would You done for the
butther and the pork, and the soldiers in
the last war, ye spalpeon5 if it wasn't
Tor the papist pisintry Of ovid ireland's
land2 An its yourselves won't be nur-
sing young papishes with a thriile Of
money At all Well dthin, well do it
wild tn fat, fthc Praytates would let
tis--but they won't, and diyyle Bit we
know why they won't-ounly We think
it mighty strange.
Secondly and lastly--What is the ra-
son, when the Continental 1RostOtic
Jamt0s are doing 50 much good for
France, and SPAN, aud Portugal, and
for the pace Of the world in general
what IS 1se rason Won WON'T be atther
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

4 tharacter.---l do not know any
object more interesting than an amia4
bic young lady receiving her company.
minlslcring 10 their amu.emcnt, mixing
in every little Tide Of talh, and directing
Tho while the whole pleasant bul iniri.
cate machinery ola party. It requires
something that may be- called talent 10
entertain company with grace and ease
10 draw oul the retiring character Of
the rcsciyed--bfinp eongcnal spritsin-
10 acquantancc--aIiotd vii is proper
mtfimcnI---and fancy its differing
flashes. A large pluy contains various
dispositions, tomDeg, !lhues, aatiDa.
lhies, DC. These IRE the materials out
of which are 70 be- constructed happi.
ness, delight and enjoyment II is The
peculiar province OF woman in polite
soe,cty 10 cement the different clements
OF happiness together with her plastic
hand. In such situation her skill is
most seen as we'll as fcL Those fo.
males who do it well have their reward
in the very act.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

Ie'ln the iish Apostolic Junta do a
thflle OF the same sort of cool for your.
elves IN England ? Och, bun You're
= stupid, violent, sirnlent, anti-Gallio.
he sol and u dacent Irish fdg would
be ashamed 70 spake word to yc F!
hafe'n no hope for ye at all, Wild your
"Ietohcd administration, divided as il is
upon IVY important question in life
eNcepih' the koepn' down Of Apostohe
'fas,--bad luck to ye !--yo thieves Of
thu world
Corn ESehange, Dublin, Dec. II. 1926.
Testimong.--Tbc Troy Sentinel
gives the follow ing examination ola wifi.
ness, dat took pIlre IN trial for an asa
sRli and battery.
q. Did You see the defendant throw
ulc stone A. | saw sionc, and am
pretty certain defendant threw it. O.
Mas tia stone Of considerable dimrn-
SONS A. Why, it was considerable
Of stone. @ How large was IL A.
should say II WASH largish stone. q.
What was It's size 4. Why, II was
slleablc one. Z. Can't you answer de-
hnltely-how BIZ was IN A. should
say II was Stone ST some bigfless. Q.
You arc singular wiinoss---ean't You
give some idea Of the stone a. Why,
Is near as ! can reeoIlect, ii was a stone.
y. Can't you compare it with some o.
thor ohJecl A. Why, i'll vas to com.
pare IT, SO as 10 give my notion Of the
stone, | should say as near as | can
Judge, II was about as big as Il piece Of
chaik.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

90 Packages Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
1nH0MASJ, DUVAL, has lately received
Il 90 Packages OF Drugs and Medicines, "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
WARD ELECTION.

MIR Ward Election for nine Common
' / 'councilmen in each ward, in the town Of
tvnehbarg will take place pursuant 70 an act
l,(ss.srbly entitled an act for, dividing the
. :. -. Of Lynchburg into wards, and for other
,Da = on the FIRST Tuesday in April next,
"a foa sin be held in Lynch ward, No. J., being
r,bs, pari of said town, bplo# the Isl alley,
@,,sa.Iie from Lyncl, to tweittn street, At the
,,nspent occupied by john Walker as count
W., room. on Cd street And in Henry ward
%o E. being all that part or sad town above
aid first alley, extending from Lynch to twelfth
s,reet. at the Office Of Augustine Lettwlch, ID
street ..r.,,.,,,,
March q tdp3I corporation u JBHCl o,
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70 5''ST gross Soda and half gross scidlitz Pow
- g., Ve-s, just received by
THOMAS J. DUAL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

a1..Ce9ant a7s0rtnent Of Soaps, Eancy Was
ana Perfumes. an assortment of Brushes, and
very other article in his line for sale at the
lowest prices.
Dec. A.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
AGENTS.

CoNcoRp.-Dr Thomas Adams, Z. M.
BRrpeEvlLLE.-HenryC Cannon, 7. M.
MuroN.-Mr Arthur Milby.
FRANKroRp.--Mr Isaiah Long.
DAGsBoRouan.--Dr. Edward Dinge.
GEORGE TowN.--Mr. Joshua 5. Layton.
LEwEs--H F. Rodney, +. NJ.
MuFoap.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
FRspERlcA.-J Emerson, 2. M.
C,MpES.-Thomas Wainwright, ?. M.
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
SmyRNA-Samuel II. Hodson, Esq.
C.NrwsLLs Observation-Disclosures Hayes, I M.
M,ppLErowN.- Thomas Harry, T. M.
SUMMIT BnIDGE.--John Clement, I. NJ.
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, (. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity OF the residence
Of these Agents, may pay their subscription money
to them, they being authorized to receive H. aho 10
give receipts.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
COmMU UWICATYONS.
For the Delaacare Journal.

The Presidents Message, SO promptly issued D.
you, is most masterly document. 1t breathes ths
feeling of heart tenderly sensible TO the bouneous
gifts of Providence, and indicates a mind vigllan
and discerningi in the guardianship and management
of the affairs of the Nation. Its style is smooth, CO.
pious and perspicuous and its language '' express
slve, energetic and refined" 1t has disappointed
none but the calumnous misguided Editors and lea
ders ufthe Opposition These, Mr.. Adams has COM
pleteIy dlscomfted, nasmuch as he has entirely re-
Trained from touching any topic which the contend
ing parties are discussing. The writer's of the OPP
position were couched like erocious tigers in their
lairs, " nursing their wrath" ready at the stated
moment to attack without justice or reason, their
devoted victim. But Mr. Adams has left them no
chance, and has entirely asted their sanguine pre-
dictions g that his message would he fine elec-
tioneerng Message )" and in consonance with his
unwavering conduct in such matters he has used no
argument or art, to foresta public opinion a des-
ideratum wished for, and affected by the Combna-
tion There are no false accusations, as in Bcver-
ley's letter, no anuendoes Gen. Jacksons, and
no hes as in the East Room story but all IS dis
passionate and candid review ofnatonaf concerns, III
which every patriotic citizen must feel an interest
and satisfaction. Mr. Adams, like true Republi-
can will follow the dictates of the people, in his tu
ture as he has in his former course: and pledges
hinselfto their interests and wishes in the following
explicit words " amidst the multiplicity OF topics
/ of great national concernment which may recon-
mend themselves to the calm and patriotic de-
lberatons of the Legislature, it may suffice to say
that in those and all other measures which may re-
ceive their sanction my hearty cooperation Will DC
given, conformably to the duties enjoned upon me
and under the sense of all the obligations prescribed
by the Constitution Who could ask more
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
XvO Re2et,

And possession to be given on the goth March next
- The Mansion, Farm, and former residence
s!a.a- of the late Cesar a. Rodney Esq. now &C.
cuple1 oy NJ. Bradford, Esq. nearly adjoining the
line of the Borough of Wilmington, (Del,) contain
ing about twenty five of fine arabic Land sur
rounded with hedge and post and rall fence' IN gooa
arJor On the nremises are choice selection of
fruit Trees with pleasant Gardens.
The improvements consist of large and com
Portable two stored stone dwelling Honse, kitchens,
&C.: two storied brick house, formerly occupied
as an office and recently dwelling, stone barn
and stables, sc.
The situation of this estate is desirable one,
being high, healthy, and commanding deightlul
view of the River Delaware, and surrounding coun-
Thomas yWDo1Yeu, or Thomas Harrington, Will
mipgton. or the subscriber at Philadelphia
''''9s' S. H. RODNEY.
Nov 80. o4-u
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11

OF twenty years Of triumph becausehis gov
ernment was so modelled that with hi'n every
thing must be swept away, and that a reaction
proporoned to the violence Of the action must burst
forth at once both within and without. The mania
of conquest had reversed the state of things in Eu
rope; we, the eldest born of liberty and lndepen-
dence, sping our blood in the service OF roy
al passions against the cause of natons and out:ag
ed nations we're turning round upon US, more terri
BILE from being armed with the principles which we
had forsaken.
cat times, this immense mass Of passion which
he was accumulating against him, this multitud
Of avenglng arms ready to be raised, filled his an
bilious spirit with involuntary apprehensIons. Look
ing around him, he was alarmed to find himself sol
tary, and conceived the idea of Strengthening h
power by moderating it.-Then it was that n
thought OF creating hereditary peerage and re-
constructing his monarchy on more secure found'
tions. But Napoleon without illusion to tn
bottom of things. The nation, wholly and cor
tinually occupied in prosecuting the designs OF n
Chief had previously not had time to form any plan
for ITSELF The day on which it should have ceas
ed to be stunned by the din Of arms, it would have
called itself to account for its servile obedience l.
is BETTER thought he, for absolute prince to fight
foreign armies than to have struggles against the Ell
ergy of the citizens. Despotlsm had been organic
ed for making war war was continued to uphol
despotism. The die was cast ; France must eithe
conquer Europe, or Europe subdue France,
s Napoleon fell he fell, because, with the mel
of the nineteenth century, he attempted the wori
OF an Attila and Genghis Khan because he gay
the rens to an imagination directly contrary to tn
spirit of his age, with which, nevertheless, his reas
on was perfectly acquainted because be would no
pause on the day when he felt conscious OF his ina
bility to succeed. Nature has fixed boundary
beyond which extravagant enterprises cannot be cal
ri 10 a EmnecO
reached in Spain, and he overleaped il in Russia
Had he then escaped destruction, his nieAlble pre-
sumption would have caused him TO find elsewher
, Babylon and Moscow
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
Nov. 80.
7Yhe Columbian Almanac,
EOv AS2S.

Containing in addition to the usual Astronomical
Calculations Tables, &c. the Courts OF the United
States, and of Delaware and Maryland great va
rety of profitable and pleasing miscellaneous mat
ter among which is
A Sailors humorous ride in milk-cart,
Yankey resolution in saving the mail,
Ingenious defence of thief,
Dreams and signs interpreted,
Method Of un-marrying the unhappy,
Definition ofa Drunkard,
A little world,
Old maids, their unmentionable troubles,
Account of novel courtship,
Anecdote of Paddy and his game cock,
The Irishman and his pig, sc. &c. &c.
Wonderful discoveries ofthe Microscope,
. Humorous account of Penn'a Battalion Day,
Washington's army saved by Quaker lady,
Ode to the gout,
RECEIPTS for curing the Gravel, curing Wens,
making Candles removing grease spots from clothes
making vinegar, preserving pickles, preserving
meats, &C. &C. &c.
The above Almanac, with an extensive assortment
Of others, German and English for sale by the Gross
or Dozen, at the most reduced prices.
Nov. r. PORTER & SON.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
For the Delaware Journal.

Solomon Greenty.-At the last Court ofOyer and
Terminer, for Kent County, this man was indicted
convicted and sentenced to Death for burning the
Jail of that county. The day before that assigned
for his execution, the Governor pardoned him, upon
The condition of has Leaving the state We don't up
hold this part Of the case, and much wish it had been
omitted and hope it may not be drawn INTO Prece-
dent. For very obvious reasons snch cohn'lon IS
not allowable. 1t is deeply to be regretted that any
alloy was permitted to be mixed with measure
which has done so much honor to our GOVERNOR
We have none of those mawkish feelings, which
cannot bear, upon any occasion, the lnillcton OF
capital punishment: nor are we disposed to lind
fault with the apprehension that many, entertain,
that the pardonins power may be too freely exer-
cised
Within very few years back this county had
was not very remote from those of the State House
and other public buildings, which were in lmnedi-
ate connection with the body of the town. little
before one o'clock, on Sunday mornings the citizens
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
TUESDAY, December Ill, 1927.
A RECEIPT FOR couRTsHIP.

RECEIPT FOR couRTsHIP.
Two or three dears and two or three sweets;
Two or three balls and two or three treats
Two or three serenades given as lure,
Two or three oaths how much they endure
Two or three messengers sent in one day,
Two or three times led out to play,
Two Or three soft speeches made by the way;
Two or three tickets for two or three times,
Two or three love letters writ all in rhymes
Two or three months keeping strict to these rules
Can never fail making couple Of fools.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
NOTICE..

Persons wishing any sort of PRINTING done' with
reatness, accuracy, and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted, or SuBscR1prIoNs paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neighbourhood 70 re-
ceiye them, will please apply or direct TO H. rofter
.nd Son. No. 81. Market Street, Wilmington.
Al communications, not of the above character,
~ he addressed to M Bradford Editor of the Della
ware Journal, Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
and prompt execution Of business.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
Vol. 4.
CONDITIONS.

TIE DEL.aVARE JOURNAL is pub
lished on Tuesdays aud Fridays, ut four doltars
gsr annun,; tzco dollars every sac months m a.
vance. No paper to be discontinued, untas ar
rsarages are paid.
advertisements inserted on the 1ts1at terms
Yis. One dollar for four insertions Of s.atee',
li,,es and so II, proportion for every number q
additionaL lines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
10 Dollars Rcaunrd.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN, on the night of the
e2d November last, from the stable of the subscri-
ber, DApPLE GREY MARE, supposed TO be
fabout ten years oldhas black spot on the left side
OF her neck. The above reward will be paid to any
person who will deliver said Mare to the subscriber,
at Summit Bridge.
JOSEPH CARR.
Dec. 6. 1897. 4tp
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11

!, 1.-THE pamphlet respecting the kremer affair, and
he s history of Gen. Jackson's accusations against
Mr Clay, &c. &c just received and for sale by the
Publishers, No. 81, Market-Street.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-11
Real Estate at AUCTION.

~lLL be sold at Public Auction, by or
w der of the Supreme Judicial Court, on
THURSDAY, The aineteenih day Of .4pri
neat, at one of the clock, P. M. on the premi-
ses,-All the Real Estate Of which Ephrainl
.N,rick, late OF Princeton, died, seized. Said
Estate consists of Farm, situated in the Gen.
tire OF said Princeton, containing about AZ acres
ofgood Land, well proportionedinto Pasturing,
Moving, Orchardng and Plough Land a
House and Barn. Also, about acres of Wood
Land, situated half mile from said Farm.
Terms made easy, and immediate possession
given. For further particulars, inquire of the
Subscriber, near the premises.
EPfIRAIM MlRICK, Cd, Executor.
. Princeton, March l6, 1927. l2F4w