The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
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queuee u the Fundamental change IA his opiii-
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WILLIAM 3. GILES Of Virginia, lfafmer)
depases that in tie yeHi ls2i. he vas violently
opposed 10 tie election at GENERAL Jsci son, be
Cause, lie repeatedly slo.atrI tie eoustilu
ton OF the Dniied states, by suspsnding the VII
ofllabeas Corpus, impriSonlng a Judge, iDs d.
ding friendly county, &c II Because he
caused SIX Militia men To be executed by the e
gulaf troops, after their term OF service had
expired III. because he reco alnended the de-
struetOn Of the Democratic party. ". Be-
cause, When ~ the Senate Of the United States,
he advocated doctrines decidedly opposed to
the Virginia system aud for divers others good
reasons. ne they appeared TO the deponent, at
the time. That since the election Of the present
incumbent the deponent has felt anxious. for
particular private reasons, To relieve himself Of
thee opinions. and was for long time unable
to do 50 bt any course Of medicines, although
he employed the abIest pontiea PHI, scians
al length having heard OF ." Vas Buers's Pa
NAeEA.' he procured frw bottles Of II, which
almost m'diaiely brought away the offensive
doctfiurg and restored the dtVoncnt TO perfect
health AMI he tan now declare that he is op-
posed e. the reelection Of Jonn Quincy Adams.
|. Because bee Is aua.igu Vi New England H.
Because he DDS not hid slaves. III. Because
he Is frendl, 10 Domestic Manufactures "
Because he recommended Internal Improve
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More certificates viii shortly be published.l
A n, 4 &
morning. in Kentucky. ncar the tennessee line,
between Nh {. NJ. Smith and Mr.. Blank-the
latter was shot dead on the first li.e They were
both lawyers, and residents of Columbia Maury
county. Nashville Rep. Mach 26.
Nh. J. {. GiLiRLAyD, late a member of the
Pennsy lvania Legislature has associated himself
as co-cduor with ,lr BIaas, of the Philadel-
phia Democratic Press
WILLIAM &. JARVIS of Charlestown, (Nlass.)
who has been nominated by ms friends IN Bas
ton, Il run tOi Governor, in opposition to Nj
LINCOLN. the present incuni ent Of that Office,
has declined the ,uGrages of his fellow citizens
ior the situation
Nfw YORK, Marc 30 L letter from Lima,
states Uae t.igate United States was to-sa rom
Caliao ON the 18Th December for Rio Janero
and the United States. Her trivial may there
fore, be expected soon. It was intended by
Com Hull TO proc. ed 10 this port, unles, he re-
tcifod orders 10 the contrary.
In the ship Brighton. Capt. Sebor, have emi.
zrp'ettu tbs county, eve par oil Leopa, DIS, one
pair kone arous, me tir Bao,ons Que pain o..
tiehcs, one II yHna, and pair Pheasduts. We
duub no. THESE new corners viii make a ,aulbie !
addition 10 ouf POPULATION, and become in due |
course OF law, loyal 'Haitres.
" iort Chronicle.
AuiAdl LOugeptP - \ correspondent Of the !
Nes oh Day Advertiser. says: There is |
now a. Or enwloh ,lllagr. town oi Horse y ok, !
two Geese, both Of the age of 81 yeas --une Is !
now ,ittng. They have both laid regularly TO-
81 years. -Iaey now belong to Nh. Joted Mead, |
ahd were Matched On as taiacrs place
. The revolutionary spilt which has manifested
it,eii Tor some zine past, in Upper Canada,
seems to ne increasing buha,o papet OF TIE
I'm INST. say -" For several day, past there
have been alarnthg reports in circulation, OF
CONNEXIONS Ia our neigboring province of Up |
per Canada vast number oi the lnhdbltau,s !
1 the province will come wIllu the operation 7
ol the alien law. 1t would appear that they arc /
resolved not TO submit TO it aud II Is reported
that liberty poles, ON winch were displayed the
American flag, have been raised IN several pla-
ces. In York, liberty poie was Iascd, aud
tue Amencdh lag waved on It, within a lew
rods the Capital TWAS promptly put dawn
by the Govel nment parry. A large force was
then collected from the nelgnDorng county,
ana tne pole aud dag were agdn raised These
may he exaggerated report but we think
there's Is ome,ning 10 make them out Of
.
Ha'Ss Carey& Lea, of Pnilalolp ia, have
put 10 press second edition Of the FIST mum
ben OF tie American Q4atcriy REVIEW. he |
frsl edition consisted ot upwards OF two thou
sand copies.
Bells Weekly Messenger gives the following
account OF the rise oflae National Debi oi Eng
land.
Al the Revolution, in l679, t I,O54,925 |
Al the peace OF Hys"iet i6'7, - ID ~ !
At the peace Of Uueloht, l7l4. 63,0Sl,o75 |
At the peace of Aix-ia Cnapelle,
1903 7S2g3,3I3 !
Al The peace of Paris, ia 1863, leo, l5g, 20 |
AT the peace OF fetsalues, nttcr the
American VA, IA 1865 Gis, 2I2,245 |
Al the peace OF ArIiens. 1872, IJ9, iJ2, 90
Amount OF the Dcbtm isis, Oo,000, D0O F
Estimated amount, on the 9th OF
January 9O0Ol0,00O |
The value of american Manufactured Cotton |
Goods sold at Philadelphia III SINGLE year, as
stated in the National Gazette, yalles but little
from FOUR MILLIONS OF Dollars, and i, ra
pidb Increasing, whereas in the years 1904 90, !
the whole auIount sold in that city was only I
$l561O!
A report prevailed al Key West, that the ca
lombian private Carabobo, Capt. liopner of
& guns and 80 men, had been captured oil Ma |
tanGas, and every man put to death
At a trial of man az The Old Baily last week,
for receiving stolen pigs tia person who lost
the pigs Sn ore TO his knowledge of them, alter
thcy had been sca.dad secured, and opened
from the peculiar cast oftheir couhenance.'
London paper.
Messrs. Carey & Lea are about to publish
work WHICH is understood L. be- from tie Dtn of Z