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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

this oeq4. ufo4 = rernrs1iy iuonn - 1cif aes'
RAJ. IA his uilcuiaii0ns, thai tie da'ies secure"
On cloths nj tire minimum points DO not amount
IN so mnc., u,,ier the present law. As they did
under lie former one. by ene and a hah per
c,pt. This arises, se are told from TUE con-
s,r.r,ien ciyes 10 the law ny The secretary "I
,he Treasury, which excludes the us aih
headins from measurement, and abandoiis the
snrinciplr which has hitherto been observed oi
adding 10 per ceai. 10 the invoice value, aud
reckoning duty ci the charges.
@Ie
Mraufdrfsffs. -One Of the most Celebrated
Woollen Manufactures in the Union Is located
NJ Stenbenyille. Ohio, 3S.Goe lbs. OF wool on an
average. valued al So co.. Is stated TO be con-
Simed yearly al this stab iShneni. Inc "hoie
capital invested is estimated at $loO,UD, gHd
the active capital Al Al or 5a,0so. The anu
al Weld nj broad cloths is stated TO he from 10
20 1900 wards. Several other homi.lnng
woolIcn and cotton manufactures on a smahef
scale are found within the State. The primer
plr other manufacturer are of -four, distilled
spirits, paper, linseed and castor al, salt, coplIe-
ras, castings, IRON. steam machinery, &c. 1he
principal exports from the state ave neat cattle
horses, hogs, nuur, corn, tobacco, ginseng, spi-
rits. butter cheese, &c.
Prosecution for Lbst.-Mr. Webster has is
sied a writ against Theodore Lyman, jr. Esq
editor of the Boston Jackson Republican i0i
designating hun by lhme, as one OF those mem
bers of the Federal party oil Massachusetts, &c
whom MIR. Adams had attributed reasonable
projects
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

Dfts STR Mi. Carr has this moment han.
ded mc Your letter Of the Tfh inst, and as am
NJ the minute Of leaving here for nv plantation
in MARYLAND, | must postpone answering II
untll | reach there. | will endeavpr 10 refresh
my memory. and TO answer II ms fully a. ! can
The mail will No, leave the nearest Post ofhoc
before Wednesday next, (20th) so that my IN
Swer viii be DELAYED from that Circumstance a
lone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03
SCOTT s. FRY-GyOc s Commission .Ner-

SCOTT s. FRY-GrOcerS s. Commission .Ner
chants,
NEHAVE in Store aud offer by Wholesale or Retail
Sk-A 1000 sacks Liver prol filled salt
go bags ST. d. unso, green, Rio and Java coffee
hhds. New Orleans and ST. Croix sugars
1000 lbs. family lost and lump do
20 chests gunpovdsr and imperial teas
hhds. English Island resi! mcAsses
dor Antigua and Jamaica
ripcs French hraUdy-i do Holland rin
10 NJ. casks s. Madeira aud sweet Malaga vine
20 bb old rye and common wlrksy
10 10 spp!s brsu.y--5 do Cenir1on gin
100 bags Yrale Pateit shot
J0toDs Sw-!es, country and isnglish iron, s.sirrd
ALSO poue 90 plates sheet ani hoop nom ttGan steel, &C.
50 kegs usils. ass-iird
81 wood ware, wood aGl ron hound
800 ibs. spun rottoa (be-t quality, wsrranted)
$500 d. country tanned ai.1 red sv.e feathers
100 sides upper kip and side do
TInneTs sperm OH plse of Paris and Thomlstn
lime, N"va Scotia gnlUnr:, cheese dni English wal
writing aud wrapping Paper allspice, ripSt pepper,
snm and sap's; indigo, mad and ogwoUd, window ola
u 10 aud 10 = ~ soap, candles, choeklae, ce, copp.ra,
&c. bed cords and leading Ines earh-B, chine glass
ssare .hovsIs and spades hand AID 4 aud
forks; pocket and zen knee lack, fringe, screws &c @
also Cotton, wool and hose ca linens aud dsuec
wool and fur hats with variety OF other Article,
Gus to msncn, which will be sold At ,eiueed Pce for eash
Or to punrf"-i customers or short tiGnr.
The higdesi cash price given for whsstand -four
Tobacco, corn. oats &c. sUld on commission.
Richmond, To- Dec. 72-2titaf
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NEVAILL he exhibited until Saturday next lat which tins
w thfywili he positively removed Petersburg IN thu
store frmrfiy oceupied by Messrs David Judah 90 ard
De1 door above the Eagle Hotel the prodge. na;ue t
celebrated AID wonderful DOGS. 80
TOBY and MINETTO,
which were numerSusy visited the Palae Royal H. Psr.
aud at the Royal Circus London where
were witnessed by ovetowins houses with great appaue
aud were sEhhte New York. pha Batimore
To upwards OF 10000 person who highly gratfed
But TO describe the various the-. match
ies animals their unpar aieed sasaey and pleasing per-
farmanoe requiring than language eau express; th.v
mus, he seen 10 be duly appreciated.
lu 7rder "a give persons. win nj evening
an opportunity OF witnessing these wonderful
they will he exhibited in the morning, from l II O'Clock
aud from til 10 O'clock = NJ.
hall price
Jan. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

doiph, Wright OF n. &, AMI Cainbreieng-and op-
posed by Messrs. Mallary, Wright of o., ST, wart
OF Pa, Strong and Storrs. Finally, Mr. Oakleyss
amendment agreed to, and the resolution a.
doPted-ayes lo2, noes ss.1
--.e9e--
MaHRtEDl.cn Friday evening last in Hampton, hv tho
ton, to hS' Ann E. daughter of John Ssgar EY
King VIM. county. -
-, on "Wednesday the 18th uIt by the Rev. Edra,-i
daughter OF DR.. Henry w. Loekett, all of Powbatsn
-, al New Marke', Hanover, Thurday, 27,b Dec. ~
the Rev John Cooke Doci BENZ Frankiin Do,,re Of
one county {" Miss arta h. DoseH Of the place.
DIED. Monday 26h Nov, at his residene~. Chsroit.
county Vs. after short bu, illness. pr W~ Bhi.e
aged 7Sy.sr-In the death Ills en,lenian Society hs,
aud kind husband the Methods, Church.
20 Sash he had been or nsoy attached. most ehsr
e sns worthy ,nemhsr-hoossi humane, and ii lie "ss
greatly beloved by all who knew him.
=, :, on The 9th Nov. 1927, Huntsslle Aabeus
700 "'S Caryo fiu.sund eo0u.y II he true, that
honcs' uanis the nohe tf0d this t.uy
citizen may be ranked with the hci-.-far, sterling
sfiy a, wei the Pure, and qualities
ne y,t"ied 10 none-a, asoh, a. husband father neigh
Business sd carried him TO the West-sni while his family
were snx,,y expecting HI. return they receyd the .ot-
ing account VI his death IL for tina; large aud hepl-ss
ilJ that the heart of humanity be-.: 10 He fshey
who einPers the WIND to the shoru lamb,
them
-, on ,e,h Oct, a, Pett Bluff near Po., Gib,onI;a
ne ws carried IN by elbow fever, eer short In,s
""ys 40 hrs pet feet He rf, aged parents
.eu r.lsohain this his native Stats. to bemoan his urim-y
fa out on as he ives IN the vgour of manhood aud die
successful career of ussfunss, and prosperity.
-, IN CHftersvle On Taesdry, 10th Nov. Misc SdlsJ
am jennings, dat xr Of Dir. James Jennius, msrchat
OF that place. IN tn. nth year of her age SHE mad r few
months been clad with pulmonary otion. This, ars
lacy p.sess.d aniahie dposti end
RODS of her disease the subject gave her saet
ed parents rs reason 10 hore that k live
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CONLNLL.AcIcrrnn

a. meeting at tho Courthouse In Urbann,.
Middlesex County, Of large number of freehold,
ers OF said county, friendly to the election OF Gen
ANDRLw JAcKsoN to thc Presidency Of Inc n.
o'ates' on tae 18th day Of November. 1927:
and George Healy appointed Sccrefarv. the C,ro,.,
ing preamble and Resolutions were offered by Car
Ter bra%;on Esq and adopted by Gny.seycn free
holders then present:
ne friends IN Middlcsex county, to the election
ql zen andrew jackson to The Presidency of the
United States, for the term next ensuinr have coa
vened at this time, more for the purpose of decr
ing to their iellowcilizens, that they remain firm
ana mistaken in the cause they have espoussd
ron nc isaurest elaboration Of their judgments
ushed that the representatives Of this county m tc
epPrOiching Legislature OF Gus State, viii be ID
urn supporters Of Gen. A. Jackson's election n,
any men OF that body, and they are firmly persua.
uc' 'hey Fo?Fesen. correctly the continents Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

Our law on Li6elS ought TO be entitled, Il idu, 10
encourage Pfce and immortality: For, such is the
object as well the effect of that law; and such
was the protigacy of the arstocracy of Great Bri-
tain, that they found il necessary to protect that
proiigacy, 10y introducing our present Internal law
on Libcls For, it ever the : DeciP' cxcrtcd his
declare at every Court, then he, certainly, must
be suspected OF being the author of present; law
ON LibelS, which forbds the Truth being l,irel in
ec1ehce! Such u law is a disgrace to our State,
disgrace 10 our Nation, and tenioli disgrace to
any Chr i;iau community
IL i high time for the friends of Virtue and
Truth to rally and dcmolsh this Temple OF the De-
vi, erected in Christian lanl.--Pu6kc opinion is
against this law, AMI another evidence is the late.
decision OF the case of the Commonwealth VS.. Cur
us, al " heeling and reason and common sense
demand its adjustment.
IL Is the duty OF every citizen to live So as to ia,
pste every Investigation OF his character, and not
sh9n 1t but more particularly officers.
Did Washington, Jefferson, or Madison, or
hunrOe, ever prosecute for the numerous false
iibels against them, No: Nor will any man of
p'ne honor and sound morality, ever complain of a
true E6ei seek to bolster up Il rotten character
by preventing the 1'sth from being gjcer an ev-
deRce.
Let Us then hope, gentlemen, TIA. YOU VIII aid
us in This holy cause offorcig Virtue from II pre-
sen; thraldon, by enabling every person 10 speak
and write The :. Truth without fear - or danger of
prosecution. wonder why the Clergy have moi,
uuted III an attempt TO remsve this stigma on Reli-
sion and Morality?
"VERITE SANS PEIJR,,
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u raluabIe PIanlolion "a So.

TE1HE 'uhefiber about 70 Florida will Ell Pfraue
= isie. Ihis vanabie Farm, in tie county Of King Wm.
Hwashed' Esd, Of IT. ereumfsrence by TIE Matsrony two
miles below Ayes Waehouse, f. place Of much bunesI
contains betweeu zoo Acres lies leye . divided uio 3
SHIFTS containing 10 acres each; aud surpassed any
Land, on the river IN fertility; All the Injuries from the
waters and mares here obtained I'm abundance There
sre on M, land comfortable D~eng House; Barn, hy
20 on hick Siabs, u't cympleej excellent Qasrtes
Jcehouc aaordns aundau, SUPPLY thfo tue year; snJ
o.her ocfessary houses
one other Tract, mile sud half from The above mention
ed on The river, eon4niaS 400 Acres halt Of which q,
cleared, the balance well ntered Ths land also very Ter.
ts ies level except At point where Nature seems 10 have
marked an sry. elevated spot for = residence.
Ferrous Opposed 10 pHrase will view the property and
learn the terms from The Proyriclor.
JOHN S. BARRETT.
PreSque Isle, JAMS 72-2svat
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLArURE
HOU.SE or DELECgDE,S

I'uesday, Jan. lon Mr. Sherrard's motion
the House resolved 10 proceed on the md inst to
the election OF an Auditor of Public Accounts for
one year, jointly with the Senate
On Mr. Pitts motion the 33d rule was suspended
tor the reception OF petition from Elez S. Iud-
low.
Mr. Macrac made an unsuccessful motion TO in
shtute an inquiry inso the expedency of so amend
ING. the act TO prevent unlawful gaming as To pro-
vide more eifectually for the suppression of the
games prohibited in the 18th section thereof. nv
increasing the penalties upon persons PLAYING at
such prohibited games or otherwise; also into the
expectancy OF repeating rnuch of the law as pro-
hibits the game of Billiards, and authorship, the
same by law under license.
REPORTS were presented from the Committees
by Messrs. Gordon, Rutherford, and Riyes OF
Campbell.
On Mr. Carriers motion an inquiry was institnt
ed into the expectancy OF amending the prese nj law
so as more etcctually secure religious assemblies
from interruption.
An engrossed bill to reform Chancery proceed
ings in the Superior and County Courts, was read
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill making further approximation
TO complete the road from Stanton to Parkcrs.lure
was tieh ,aSeh up, amended by way of rider on
motion OF Mr.. New horter, and passed
Resolutions from the Committee of Claims were
read anu concurred in, declaring reasonable the ne
uton OF Moses Green and Mourning Phillips and
isJectlng those OF Edward Gibbs and Jno. May, all
Tor pensons-also, declaring reasonable the pettion
OF Jno. Reynolds, and Van b. Reynolds for the re-
mission of damages, and rejecting those of WIN,
McHenry and of Dawson Cook
Resolutions IRON the Committee of Courts of JUS
tice were read and concurred in declaring rea-
sonabie, the petitions, l. of Charles Berg, of Rich
mond, to take and hold real property; q of lydia
women OF colour, to remain certain time in the
State; and rejecting the petitions, l of Sally Wal
Ter, and John Corr, guardian, SC TO be autborissd
to sell real estate.
Resolutions from the committee of Propositions
and Grievances were read and concurred in. de-
ciarlng reasonable the petitions, from Wooistocl,
in Shenandoah, that the trustees thereon ,na,r b.
vested with certain powers; from Frederick. for
separate election at Pughtown; 8 from Winchcstcr
for certain changes in the laws concerning said
~''
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ron THE ENQUIRER.
TTBIJQ
z WITHHOLD rrAr.,,

TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR"
C@tc'Hel Your motto Of" Vcrite Sans Peur. -
ara our present law on Libels, form one Of the
strongest and most inconsistent contrasts that ever
in5liicd the virtuous part of o;ir community.
for' wnle one law advocates the moblG senti-
neni Of " truth, the whole Truth, and nothing but
the ruth another law docilrcs, that rRUr
c-ine. y
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phoie TicLe's, s. 90 I Quarters.
'dires 2 so EfgbLe
.L4R SII.4II.S HILN-

NfN rurnanee Of decree ~ te Superior Court Of Chan
day NJ msfcb 1897 10 the Of Nelson Brand 80 ~
Bth Oliver dee. 1td n utssgrent order Of .sid ,,
rs1s in Iessm and Jafei the z3d Juns &C.,
shsn. TucsJsy The fgh DAY u Jan. ns,t on a. 80
offer for sals, 10 The hghes; bidder " public
tact Of Land lying partly the county 81 AHe,nsris
psftly N me rnUniy 20 I1ui,s, within rii.s m ds
tore oiltd nnoh tai sod 20 contain aJ4 - -,
heorsins 60 the Eslte of D.. Oii,ts, dee 49,
~, ti'n'.tion 70 god snns condition sri ~. On e
soy1 fne "~NiIhs mousse toutss hats .fsf. 81
bard kcielm' uae ihrd cash. tie b. ,rnf i e.ts.s
re S@}taf' % he wsli scrrfel hy pefs6rs terV. 90
paid. '' g
should - Shove named fav fr1es Co 10 unfsir ths go.
Ti henldt NE ff 'sf 'sf fasreter 5luntyfetcer,es
.Itl .fANl. ~. =. c d. u
ss ofccf bi.Ilsrr.fs,
55 esrfasF
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.Anelid Courthouse, IA
He Business at THE place will future carried o., IN
Che OF VIM r Ersestrn sione aud the goods ,,d Al
reduced Presi, Tor cash, anI for ea,b only.
WIZ. 7. EGGLEsToN.
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40. 8

EstHE o. Partnership of Esseson to,yeIi is t.is
- dissolved by mutual consent. All psrsoHs having claims
aEanst me aid concern requested 60 present the
VIM H. R6w'tt Tor settlement; sud 'those initbe 10 The
eaneern a'e requested to make payment same
WIN. L. EGGLESToN
Wan. H. KOWLETr.
lat January, 1923.
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Richmond Plough .NanyaetOry-onposite tie

NSE 'nbserhsr respectfully his friend, and custom
err, 10 call aud examine hs stock NJ PLOUGHS, enu
;os OF the II 1ek the FreebOrp Revel combs
bAisfare all nf which he thinks lie sell nr
nhed. y-ItIf.St n At 80, -
Jan. g. ' 10
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COETENS'

COEEsNS'
LOTTERY MD EXCEL4.Ar(rE oFEy(v-,
Orders from any part OF the United State, erbs, -
mail Cost paid) private conveyance enclosing th b
ffze Tickets any u the Lotteries, will meet ,bs 49,.
~ address ~ y F''Na"oN-
I. CoHEN, Jf. q BROTHERS, Richmond. E7..
u In the last Class Of the Dismal S1raTD C,noJ Ia,,
,Sun on the Sta a tie e. eat CAPITAL Prize Of Sirri,
nord, ia. toa Gsaslsnan yesiSug in C5srIi eo,r,g
jan .. y, Ss,'.SS'' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

n GENTLEMAN wishes 10 he engaged ~ p tutor in an
~ Academy, where he would undertake the Classical De.
par'ment AZ he teaohes the Latin, Greek French Eux,
Language w7ul prefer private tuition. situation ~ the
country Thets ne would .teni select niie. Letters,
pc paid thro the post ohce eit ut This Office. addes,e1
C. D. wi be ste1aed t. Satisfactory nay he had
Ian. q
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DISMAL SW. Mp
CAN.4L COMPANY,

C-I.F-1L CUJhF.I.Nf,
IlTH CLASS,
10 DC 6rdacR at Richmond, "a. on EVesyqes,r,,
the l6th Of this ul0AtA.
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no pHYSTlTyl,y

NHAoB RENT, the Plantation Dr.. Roheri n Smith
~ frmeFy relied ia The upper part OF ChAre ci
tanning FROM $50 500 of excellent land, about
25ds OF which, cleared rart Of which has sult-
walton but few aud part rich low grounds There
comfortable dwelling hobe, the usual houses
and thrifty youus apple and peseh orchard Of select
II excellent location Tor Physician where
eiiy needed AMI ds' ell there hens the try
~ less than shout 10 mile IN the al lining country ss
than about six Should desire tie place could
probably be rentsd liberal terms Ter several year,
Application he mthe u Thoma, Ia, residing near n
place, or TO the subscriber living Rchmond
JOSEPH r. CURTIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

EEecuto>"' Sqle of 10 Negroes
SsZsILL be sold ct Of the BelI Tavern on the fOI
W Of January 81 : essl 20 likely young nesroe,
for thspupose Of satisfy the Lesace. ,tn The E,fa,,
cAanr1
Toin 6fnge,
Collier IT. Hinge,
ltii'i0ln .gipge,
Benj. @. hinge,
Exeeut's of Jcfn Mnse, deed.
IL. The above sale Fill be made nv
L. A. HUBBARD, Auclioneets
Ian. .. ~ --td-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

Efirossed bills passed TO amend the act in
cooperating company TO construct Turnpike road
across the Warm spring mountain-to amend the
act releasing toJ. Semple the Commonwcalths's
right to tract of Misunderstanding ferry from
the lands of Alkier, IN Wood, across the Ohio-to
incorporate company to establish turnpike from
the Rivanna near Charlottesville to Rockfish gap.
The Senate have made the Contention bin the
order OF the day for Thursday the 10th instant.
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CT hrayfn ,trides "a t.-fr eI.,i#f..t#r. ana Hs
temptations ofeat,h Could not satuur I1r,f
patriotism
b. Chmiss fhsips--uents Ciay lie sold his
bnth right Tor tout years splendfd rs me. aild
an after lite ofdisctacr " theut sp,tadau.
fg JOIN \ Cabef-tlrury Clay pral 70 tie
voice OF conscience, and The dictates of natural
reason, and blind 10 every thing but hiS avn
vile, selfish WINS
b. Caph G1tf u. Tds-south Carolina /:
Set IN he by the Iaria' hdl; may calm re-
aecllon and sound Judgment qucnch the hamc.
b. Lied. J. D. 1usulgl8n Newt tirHs i.
the theatre Of laJ,sua's military sktl may
such signal proof, at lbs love of country s.lrnce
the ptcadieed. and reward the he,o.
b. Cop' ". 1albot-in Andtew Iactson
Tor aVicfory which pours joy through the pres
ent aye. and may lis glnries be Transmitted 10
generations set unborn.
By isHrd y. Rice. OF HafMrA-Thr excited
ana mhamed siar OF TUE public mud LEI us not
attempt reduction by the det,HCtton Of Luod,
a a atHliS.
RyHUB l.. Daufs loiReltold) The siatrs
towns aud ha,al. Is ot The tmted states they
have Toe much Intelligence. ,i,tae and pontDt
,n 10 say amen 10 the prayer Of Henry Gay.
a political mrlsurf and dums DSpirant
By Dr. ~ I L9Act--ihe leJroaiNr prlnc-
pie. The surrsf guarantee ior the hhrIilcs OF out
country. aud the sacred pledge q ,hr en,u
clpaton OF the world - may II ever hr prescrN.
ed amidst political contentious and the collision
OF sectional Interests
b. 10. aihfn--Audlcw Jackson the last
hopr ofthc hcpubhran party
Bg H,tj dbtHm H. SOrth- hireina. IN The
time. that uicd mems suuls, Vas tnnnd tue -
the cause oi freedom aud. iur the lnormafinu
Of Our disiauIfr,, publican tr,uds ia osuet Suites.
the, NAV rel, ~ her IA The glorious slu"gle n
putting out Of The Presidency thc son. Il, shr
did tic itthcr III $500
ByJ 4 Socoa-Grn lasksoo Ia whom
We hute unhDuudrj confidence, J., despite ot
!alsrhood aud iorsery.
b. D. & Hdpe- IA" lero q, Now Orleans
the benoiscior OF cor cahufrV thr hpnorrd
champion OF uer right. the tornthun pill.u,
supporting aud adorung the proud tsInple oi
her Ireedoin
Bg IIDgI z. >coft-Hrnry Clay. Ia Halh.
more speech IS wei cacuittca 10 please ms
constituents may thcy not be too easily charm
ed with the spontaneous cna,ion, III a polished
biaoIre.
Ri J. I, GagorV-- y lille Ne spend his day
il mrrtb ami elce. nav.we moi to'sct tho iilus-
trious deeds OF him who 10" rrs'> - Inc tomb.
IN l. itfls--A Andrew jackson may h,
stmj on the {th Of March, le-p, and distance
h,s opponents.
Bg U'm. A. E'es5-1act,ou aud Clay con
uasred---lhc one inn, cn!i tiaroed mud de,o.
ted pdfrin,: tbeotbfr adUmg reckless rolfi-
cal adsentnrcr, sticking aiuo mean OF personal
haarmtli2emrn'.
By .joha T. Joh1tsou--Iiarr = 10 the present
administration may II RON ioor mile heat
aud out and may, the whrcls Of liberty never
want for Il hickory axie-trcr, the president s
chan BE- bpitomed with hickory pitts aud may
a plenty ofhleko,y be applied 10 the boehs oi
ibo.c WHO say au2b' against It.
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T'kET2 VEaasshNGAN.
The CELEBRATION.

The fity-second Anniversary of Amer can Indc
fendenee vas oeiebraPd IN tins plare with moie
than ordinary ,pirh, Al early dawn. the ,lrom-
5. multitude Wcle reused from their somhers
BY the " Shrlil fife and spirt slirring-drutn. >"
sun'monlng the military TO their posts. Alter
hnng the morning salute aud manunyreinp in
handsome style the two companies CHE AyiI
ferH commanded BY Capt John J.. NorrfR
and the Rgie GraRs, commandcdb by Gapt Jamr*
u. Pegrnn) were dismissed until II o'c1a,I =.
At II, they again assembled, aud were under
arms, going throus varlods exercises. conclu.
ding "iIh the mid,day salute, until II O'Clock
when the two companies Turned junction near
the market-house, and proceeded 10 escort the
Reader Of the Declaration of independence aud
tue Orator OF the Day to the Presbyterian
Church. 1ht civic ccremonirs WIRE conmen-
ced with prayer by the Rev. .iofn Earig-
after which the Declaration Of Independence
was read in most mastery manner, by 5amuci
!, Wat. est prcfaeed by few pertinent re
marks, and an Grafton h'ch is highly spoken
Of for lis ability. ion its eloGuence Of style
pronounced hy John d. U,gutari, csc -Ihe
Rifle and irtillery, each accompanied by n
number ofct,1cns andmyltcd guests, then repair
edto their respective places . dining. We believe
that no accident nor ANY unpleasant cu cum
stance occurred, 10 mar the general harmony:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07
MINERAL. ,ipgsaNll

EHfllls P@HsfnI sumner r,fnnt - nov r"iz
al dY ipt tie reception 81 Company ihe sob
scrDer having erected hou-r containing rputn
sixty lrrl l1rg inrths Accommodation ofdinuf
patlles, nj iol bhlis, fea=pb1tcs So. Tie bus n.u
erctttd several oubins lnr ibe use 81 i.miIies
which are nov for rrnf. innilics n,ny buaid
thrinselycs, ~ vii bc iulutbcd 10y fbe sub,r,,
her at removable prices lhe wntr Of IL
Spring = mghly mfregmied viii sulphur a,d
non. a, toon ~ II cstn be ntalyzrd ~ iuRte
dents VII be mote pntt,ruIatly lna,ie knoWn.
The COLD and WARM BAIll5 are nov
finished. Offering great additional indnccmruf
10 sisiIen.
fhl, sp,mg Is 50 wgl know 10 thr ciiizens 81
Lynehhute and The suIoundug country. thai -
nv description Is dcemcd sum- eueHs II is Dc
odedly the mosi pleasani situation IA the negh
hofhood, and Oilers many induetine,a4, on he
sCorr OF bcai,n, well as oi reercaiioa. 10 PEI.
,ons 10 'isa thn sprmRs during ne tunruer
mo1ths. GARLAND 141t
july = ~