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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

AUR. DAM takes this method TO inform his friends shd he
he has purchased Of RArLEs together with mum
erou. eercse Of which attached the directions
THE BALM OF EGYPT,
Formerly gained great opuie for the ofhe Asthma asd
tive cure for the Asthma and Whoopng Coughs since which
time many articles have been substituted, to whai enec' inc pup
l'e are the best Judges pArrrN,s
Celebrated HrmOrroidss, Pile Eeetuary and o'nms.
This preparation knownto be positive cure Tor us re. "
have ale using the Medicine few days Cen
Gates from them eau be seen at Mr.. CiAhLES a
I53 and at Druggist shoPsi bosonj
but known Of Mr. Barre as he Agent or The w.
'''''' ~ "a. ANDERsoN's EYE WATER,
(No prepared by Anderson who invented the Cough DroPO
is ele which much celebrated IN Paris aud London,
Wr prepared by hensehesi but the Proprietor "l hs Eye
Water good evidence of the celebrity OF this article,
have recently used with gfeai success Ia the
Mr. Dam has all these Medicine. prepared and pu, up for
bis Agents under the particular 'upenendenee of one oi The
The Proprietor has and will have Agents in every state in
Me- vs ~ "a. "a, ~ "Is pors"d Name woodoet Vermont"
Portsmouth, H.; Providence X. L.; Hartford and New Ha-
ss SS"? 81 Ne" %S 1S G ra
Baltimore d and Boston, Mass at which last place the Fro
pretor resides.
LEAbER DAM, DANIEL MOVES, Marke, street, or
CHARLES BARRELL, i56, Washington street, Boston, will
N. Is. Tbc proprietor has particularly instructed sll hs
Agent, refund the money every purchaser ons'e Med-
cines il they do give aaeli upon a trial. the pure
-ha.er returning the boxes bottles and directions, within
fortnight after the OF the Medicine.
CERTIFICATES.
Boston, MAY 30th 1923.
l. the subscriber Of Huntington in the state OF New York,
have taken of"Pen Pile Elecuary and Ointment
wbth has entirely cured OF the Piles (Which had very
badly five days, and should recommend and advise every
person who In, that troublesome oompin 10 make Of the
above remedy, which consider positive (sgned)
SoLOON kETCHA,Jr
Boston, Nov. 29h, 1896.
Thi, is to certify, ha, have used Patterns celebrated Pile
Elecuay and cured by the Of in week. after he
ing allic,ed more than twenty years. (SgneD
REUBEN BEMIS.
CREAM OF AMBER,
For removing pimpes spots, eckies and all eruptions Of
The skin, gradual, popucns soft clear and beautiful COM
plexion
A. remedy for scrofula and Sail Rheum, merits stand
unriyaled.
The fullest reliance may he placed upon the efficacy Of The
CREAM OF AMBER IN all the abovemeniioncd IL not
only renders the skin beautifully soft smooth ear but by
perseverance, lis application promotes the free and uninte
Tuped Of those functions OF the skin which
sary health and the attainment and preservation Of beau
iiul complexion.
All OF he above Medicines are for sale by Dr. GEORGE
H. TILLN- HAST, sole Agent for this town, No. y South
Man-strec. sign of thh Golden Mortar June
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NOTICE.

ME Coparinership heretofore existing In Providence
- between the subscribers under the firm Of EVANS &
20 Is this day dissolved by mutual consent An persona
nsemed 10 said concern will please make immediate pay-
eht TO - DEWEY who authorized settle the bisi-
ness o the iitm and those having claims will call him
Tor settlement WILLIAM NJ. EVANS.
SOLOMON J. DEWEY.
Providence, Sept, 30
The business in future will be conducted by the subscriber
nj The odd stand No. 49, Market street, Providence r. L.
VINO respectfully sochs share of the public patronage that
mas been ~ literally extended 10 the above concern.
. 3 j. DEWEY.
~ ID. Every endeavour win he used 10 distribute csune q
gifts to all tho-e who pao'ze the Lucky Oce at No. 80
Market street Oet I
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ANNE RIII.i,EN.

Wrinsn mndsr hey portrdt--by Rgfss Danes
I werp white gazing on thy nodes face,
Thou piefur "a history of woman's love!
Jn, sprcads lie burning piHions on thy check,
sl,a,1ing ~ wl,asnc-s--and thine eyes are full
(yf c,,nsrifsfs benuty, while they undulats.
Yet all thy beauty--aIi thy gentlepess,
Served bui ." Iixbl thy ruin. ls there no,
Kind Heaven some secret tnlsman Of hearts,
u bereby 10 find resting place fu 'ovc!
Urhnepy ma don. vt my bssosy teach
THE lssufiiuI and young, that when thew path
e.ateus with rses, danger may be there;
Tat love may watch tse huiSesss of the stream,
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{ From The Boston Yankee.
TIE BRIDE.


I, hath p,.s',l, my daughter, isre thee wellb
pl. /. e,i i the laah. in.c,,l.d the VOW,
Yet let these gushing tear-irops speak,
Ut al thy molher', anguish no"
AMI when oa drisnt slianger shores,
Love brams from brighter eyes lhsn niue,
When othcr hand. Thy u.sse- we've,
Aud other nl, are pressed TO ,h'ne.
Oh lheu rene .nbcf her who Etitves
Win psrent-f ndncss for he. child,
WLr,e iu.t-y path Of t''ee he .ii,
l. ht' somo desert, loNe and Wild,
Wh., ,rsi a simpl 1r@'tt giow;
Vince Est Que uinii wild bir" suns
Nov lonely, iai and dr solate,
M bud nor 1oweT its shades among
And when thy children climb the knee,
And vnI,pcr " mothc,, mother DEAL
oh then the III aght OF her recall,
1hou leay.st bi oxen he ttied here;
Aud q, their ,inie,s ulcfinss1ise
To Gods own iooi.tool, let them crave
A blessing on her memory,
Who sumbers in the peaceful grave.
When care shall dim thy sunny eye,
AMI one by one The Ties are broken
That binds them Ia the sarlh--ihi, siss
Will linger yei-lhy mothers token
'fwhi speak her chlns.4ess love for thee,
Speak wat she strives ~ vain To tell
The ,earning ol parent, heart
My only child farewell! farewell!
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

COfCH, CHaISE, A.VD SION PAINTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens of Providence and ts vicinity tina
he has established himself in Providence in the bdna
of Mesrs Moses and Samuel Guild in Of Weybosset-
street. aud No 2, South Oage street, where he carries on
the above business in all s branches Having had along ex
enence ~ The business. he trusts that he will he enabledt
give entire satisfaction TO those who may be pleased EN-
Poy him. Carriages Chaises &c. repanted at short notice
ana ON the most accommodating terms. If ApyiI0
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SAMUEL W BISHOP

SAMUEL W BISHOP
a tONTINUES 10 transact Commission Business at
u Charleston s. g. Orders Tor the purchase of Cotton
sale OF Domestic Goods-and procuring eights, promptly
attended 10.
Refer to-
Messrs. T.. CARRINGroN & Co.
G. Il J. MAURAE. sept G
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JOHN HAIR rSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT-BOsTON,
ANONTINUEs at Store Nos. ~ and %, Liberty square
" Buildings oppe the Commercial Coffee House, for
the purpose rnnsaciing Commission Business and ten
der his his friends and the public, respectfully ,o
ong consignments of every description cf merchandise
Particular attention will he paid TO the sale of DOMESTIC
GOODS and the usual advances made consgnn,epts
Hec' cs.ss, Ssosss i,..,,o' ,su"sosA' Providenes.
Bostss, May 23. Iyb
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NEW GOODS.

EUST received per ships franklin and Envoy, direct
ep from the manufacturers, England, lot Of Hard
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Waned-Two or three first rate Joirneymen Talors-
others need apply.
oJGamen,s made in the first style and workmanship,
and warranted To tit sept 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29

Penp54 ira1iid. The Bucks rouniy ,n,e,li..hI
cer speaks IN confident Language vi The snccrss
of the Administration Ick,t lnr tho Con,r,.-
sional District now representrd In Conpfss, nv
aIessrs. lngham aud Vol. The ln,ellieenesr
saws
Z" Proceedings Of Meetings wbirh are hol,irae
all around rs. claim our attention, anu the neg
pie who have be comr ala, med al the dagger. de-
sire. through columns. 10 warn ihrir L. low
citizens. We are pleased 20 see TINS. II is a
gratifying aud conclusive evidenc &C iiat ihc, arr
rising m thrir strength IN preserve the Con.ilin-
foa from violation -ihcir liberties. .uual rieh ;
aud privileges sacred and Their ci,ll institutions
from pollution. The disor CANNING movements
n, the south. the heightened aud prusciipnge
measures niihe jackson party elsewhere. has
reused aud rousing tbe people
The sHue paper. IN reference Ia the state Of
public opinion among the Geiman population
saws: " TIE GernHns are awake. aud we'll
understand lie Little la Is thIo~n out fDr theln
10 nibtlc al E"
There is every probability that Mess,s. lug
ham and half will be Instructed, bs the vote Of
the people Of their Dlsnici, To make way Tor
the AitnmiSti alton candidates, Ihumas Il. hen.
edy aud James N = .iier Who are nolni1a-
ted 10 represent that District III the neat Com
gress.
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INCONSISTENCY

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aud n tvfanu,cnl mvssiu" Of The I3p's and safe
ia. ,ir,zsn. gfen now found }ialaa4t IN The
characterization s,,,.,.,,,,.,. G,, ,he t.i.h.
ost Office IL the world
r...,,., c,co r,cbson's standardization Of the
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AndrrN Ja,AScr---lc i,a. done essential ear.
vice iot hts ,aun,rs--hr H. fought the haiila of
New otlrans--but What ale h.. qualifications
i he henesi He has piopagfted a base Sian
der against tlenty Clay. proved UPON him h,
the Whole Western delegation IN Congress. /.
he capahle Nhai f.l"ufs he's he discovered
either as n kepi,senta nr or seiRtar "a Gun
gross, Judge tine Court or Governor nC a
ptosineei Can von quote sferch a. ~ essay
on law, jurisprudence, =. .iiesi ECONOMY. ar y
~ 7iher subject . e, not his rrn plnrra.
phei say thai he resigned all his tyi OH, e. Tor
tuck ct quail hrnr u Andyrf hr aSpires Ia The
Presidency Nm pres 'u,piinn lie has
confessed to the New ork delegation that h..
has 'lnhied the laws ul h. cou.tiy, nud broke
the Constitution. Can ,ou undr the soeun
Obligation of AN oath. vote ior this man HIS
eonddcl has beeu publicly ara gncd he has sub
stlinted his viii lnr the rul of his aeiion.
lac boasts that he Is no hypocliie. aud II slrrted
by sunr snil ages" hal has he 10 tell You
lou knew that lne,,brr regarded the Consti.
tuition, nef the laws oi my country. Nv will Is
law, YOUR persons, your property are ~ my dis
posal. TINS country Is nv MILITARY camp, aud
lie " no dares breathe ,he name OF liberty, awaits
the military ffiitnnal .z
Fellow Iiizens The word republican. with
him, wa VOTES in Gen. Jackson * bufrsuue
upon common sca>e. The con,ttallon of oar
COUNTRY Is The rock ou which W. stand---we have
taken onf oath, 70 support ii. aud llen We tad,
adlen 10 the hihcrlies ot our Country.
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''No0> o. d M
i"' '7s' 'os"'''h "efu"ish' eoo'"hs wv
long promised Yna'e"''on .oi The Nashville
Whiewashoe Committee ~ rehlno 10 the
"1es'd connection pe'"ee" "rn. i''Naa" .
Aaron Burt l'"fe9pes 'welse en''mns OF
thu psffr ha' e. f7' a We have tefo ena
Died g. jude, irnri cersa'y rrrasd, II con
'~iusno NV iaci - importance. except 10
conHri lh'se Who nave heretofore uaHhV-
sedi} 'akra u1pp laeWseivcs The d''tae' 81
cen, jas,-ae. Of gr-aser ignorance Of lhe
msl'"r ltao we lad ''eh "eiof" d's1o1rd n
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ua's reside IL We mag argue from the sioleal
spirit NJ revenge which seems To hive been ii.
fccted Ia Judge W'Ihams. II require, no small
stock Of mofsi iirmness 10 be ~ npan opponent
Of Gen. Jackson. Mr. Burton may lie deficient
II this quality. or. he may tread the effect
mary Interests. Or, he ,nsy be n sDppllanf inr
office. The rohd TO which be knows is barred ~
salust all vino dp moi I'LL 'lbwn a. The fee, 81 the
dol. Besides, Judge Williams remark that
Burton refused 10 Give u written statement"
would inplv thai he hal seen md convrrsed
With Burton on the snbiec' aud, II he had II
would seem io'be an aet OF great fally in the
Judge, u Enton had denied MI knowledge afihe
matter. which he musl have done II the state
meni furnished by him To the Nashville Commit
tee he true, Ia put forth 10 the world narrative
which he Encw would h. lnly denied aud must
consequently throw n shade OF suspicion over o.
ihrf portions OF his e.drnce II would appear
snn1e"h strange, too thai NJ. fhrodelic Rnr.
ton has 80 long permitted Judge Wlam9s state
licIe appeared AS long agn rs iune last and MIR
Burton has pr served profound silence, until
the Nashville whitcwashlog COMMITTEES common
ed operating either his hopes or frnrs. pro-
h"hls both What potent argument was EN-
p'oyed by the committee. we know nett Il :
Ponds pretty much apon the character aud ,hr
occess,tes OF the man--o( winch tho committee
have very kindly aod yer, prudenlly, M doubt.
,aken care 10 Keep ~, ia complete ignorance.
~ We must rrsrtso farther remarks for future
occasion.
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Sept Is

ATOIlIEo-hl 7e spit. fo fhe li-HesI
u bidder. pi the late residence of gurhplI
Ewing. deed. il the count, Of Brliurd, ueaf
the Peaks q Otter, OF Ihars1ay the @3tb
Jay OF Oct. nex,. aud vii continue from taV
to day uuf comp.eIcd eighteen Nagroes
CONSISTING oi men, women, boys and girls
Also, All the stock OF liaises. Caulr, Hog
sheep one Wagon and Grar, all the plA0fa-
ton utensils. ana perhaps some Groin, Hsy
and Fodder, together with the household ard
kitchen furniture. This property is very Va
lnabie and deserves attention 4 credit IN.
I'll The Isl day OF Jan. leao, wrii bs gwen
Tor all sums over 50, by the porraasr wing
bond win responsible security, or an suns Of
hse dollars and under, cash Mil b. required.
All those indebted 70 The said estate vii maize
payment on or before the day OF SAFE. as IN.
diligence cannot lie giYeR.
IhO5. DAVIS, Admr
ot Mitchell Ewing, deed
NIB. There will also be SOLD, on the Eth
of Oct. before the frankIin Hotel, IN Lynch
burg, Eve shares of Lynchburg and salem
Turopike Stock, belonging 10 sad Vi Ewing &
Estate. l. y.
Sept. 90 Wtdsl4
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THE FLECrloNEEMNG SEC RlrARy.
This term "a applied 10 Nr. clay because,
~ all his predecessors, OF every adminjsIrn
ton qt the general government, have done.hs
takeswlsaolase OF the recess, Of Co0g.ess,,
aud N the absence OF the toreign ministers
from Washington, 10 visii biz iormer place 81
abode, and attend. in soma slight degree, to
his private alters. Itlhe people Win turn out,
in large nssemblarss. aud tender him public
hnnors, aud greet him viib spontaneous Of
terogs of thete sympathy for the unhoardo OF
prosecutions With which he has been visited
he surely should be c.usured aud abused
Tor IT. Our lives upon it, Il he wero permit
toi 10 do ~, he woad pa.s through the coun
Try rs quietly rs any private gentleman. One
circumstances eoonfesa with his recent visit
to this place, va ,hpsid hope, would convince
bis enemies of thr 'ioinsioe OF this allie
CATION, II we Lad uoi too often seen how
political prejudicea steel the mind ag ai,isi
tho 'iuAaence Of reason and Of evidepce.
When Mr.. G left Kentucky, IL was an.
nounced 10 be lis intention. and ii uudonb,
edly was so, 40 pass through New York.
on his return 10 Washington. II WINS instantly
hung over ,Ise vote OF that state was the cause
oi tins determination, snd that he found il To be
necessary 10 empioy his" eicclioncerng" tact,
90 tiIp the scales. While Me Clay was on his
i0uta"y.a letter written - him by his son-in.
lee, Nh Erwin. who. with his lady, were return
,u. from the North 10 their place Of residence,
Informing him otthcir iutruron n pass through
Lynchbatg; ,nd requesting Mr.. & to mee,
them bere, fhis ebaagef Mr.. Ciay's deter.
mnu5oa aud shows eencasivcly II, indred
his whole demeenor and conduct did
not, That q eleeitoueerins purpose Tor.
! p.ed 10 par II his mlenions Mr.. D., arrived
|atlht rlaco several dsys before Mr.. Z. md
afterwards met with h,n al Iohnslon' s
apf.H.. lie could not have .apectedio pro-
dler lug cuesi by his appearance bore Or
/ a h8 d. la ~, munh less expert IN The arr
of which b. slid 70 be so complete mas.
iesfann 49, aeI .1ptogeJ. He refused pub
/ lie diunaF--ars caid rollaiion4-or any cere.
mooy. indeed which might have elected
from tim sspaccb. Nor did no mineIo with
bis fellow cin1eos more lhen hour bafore
diunor about the same time after and at night
rerbap, a little lnngcr. M great effect, we pre-
.aule could nave been produced by the bare sigh,
OF uan---aud very lew had niota than this
sra,lGcat.ou But 80 need not expect. al PIE.
sra,, taai ju,t,-r vii he done to hun The
time viii cone however, On has o@n emphatic
language Wien, the passions aod p,eudiers Of
the pres1a, Gay bc,ng luled, hts public conaucf
vii %, IDLY appreciated by ali z"
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NOllCE - Tar sr5seuter aiH eoutipatt u
] . sell ietacro and glt.r proitfs IN eooJe.i,
sap, iic mil oi,DMiP Proda,s of nm khd jor a
rfLg moda,a.e coapfUsattoL beep6r,a tf4ai9,
eyoudeuee nth The beSt Mercantile houses m
ftsi49id from .obich h receisa' he faiilest aud
aat authentic c0muprctal uaisdi1race PUN In
roac aid .Lsirhere he tcH Lt edablfd 10 frri5aei
business ii nii Inns. nth Hgr0oh kle9Wicd5t
NJ The fgrtigH nsUtH ns dou.at7 R.uhcig.
4 H1ICfTR
N 2 Hariag BEEN opyoia'a caapcesg N5W.
npm.oafr e7a prcpase3 ii all Hmss To taft
a3oaliauy my uaer, n CHpllH foualt aal
mog E1aroi.g bs l9und n ny eGs.. Jae dpsa
1b9r, II, IJaatLla Uotst H.
h04 - Uss3
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NEW AND SPLENDID


T.WE have jusi received a large supply OF
w clothing. oil tue best quail ', aud work.
manshp. winch, IN addn.on 10 our former Stocl,
makes this store equal. lfnot superior To any a.
thei establishment ofthe kind in the State Ky
this arrival we have tue ates, fashions Tor Goats,
Ves,S, aud pamaoons. &c &c
Also, few cases OF hfst quality Beaver Hats
Ci'izeos and strangers wanting good ARTICLES .,
Dress, at fair prices ctn be accommodated from
head to foot by calling al Walker o. Cos. Eal
porium OF fashions.
Sept ~
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.,...;s..s.. Win which they are
hts adn -, nroofs Of his talents. Pos
' fitfu are ...;sb h, together with the conse-
,4..ing po'i'e" .,,he descendant from noble
sience 81 n. add wealth in his o@n cpnn.
,ni useini '"' ..,,ad esteem, respect aud friend
~. he ha had. pseply mos, dasrly. must his
nip IA o,hs. ia iy all who knew him well
s'''h he - appreciate hin, a. he deserved. [.
''@ss ,Ip,iei1tia, sepi. 1911. ls2S.
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THE yIRs.INIAN.
LYNCHBURG, SEPT. ~, lses.
GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
Oatle frd Monday IN horsmbsr.
CANDIDATE FOR rREslDENr,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Of iassee1aset,

Man To Nhosn hone ~, Wisdom aud ability, Four
Presidents 81 the unod states have horne ample AMI
pubic Testimony whom the great HiaaA,Eg Ton, ~
M pronounced our most valuable puhhu character
abroad whom The phl,soplnc JfGsrsus aud the PHI
authropic Hpdisoa delighted la hnnuf aH,l whom the
rnl tcned hoarar after appointing and Continuing hun
IA the highest office within n, a Tor eight yrus pub
olq Declared ihat whatever thru Wa OF eNcueuee Ia
he Administrations was groatlY 10 be attributed tho
coal,elN al Nj. ddaHs "A 6htef nagist-a'C, who-e
administration hls r,need like cNeellanre with that OF
his predecessors and darlng hich atte having applied
Ynrla Millions ofdolllts 90 interesting Pahr Improve
men,, has paid of documents show. pra hBn IIilil
~ THREE MILLIONS oithr National Debt
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a GARD,

. rs. q sNWklNs respectfully inror as the
~ Lellrs' aud Gentlemen OF Lynch6mg, thai
~ a class OF sufficient mncujtsniesihonld present
itself, h Intends dividing his'thne Uetwecu tbs
and the University tor thr pnrpon' OF piVing in.
atrucilon ~ Drawing aud PaHdlihg. Has course
will consist Of Portrait aud Landscape IN OIL
miniature ON Ivory Landscape ia transparent
aud body co'ou.s Flowers Crayon, lbouy,
Pofcrlain, raised. japan. Velvet, Satin. Ssc DC
\. Ia llcuIar attention will be gleen 10
drawing from nalnre.
Washington Hotel. Sep, ~ tsil
Mr.. 5. has leit aspecimrn of his panIug At
Nh. Norh's Book Store with paper for those
ie' sons who desre instruction 10 subscribe their
names.
Sept. 10. in1f
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MAHtiItl:E.

Married Oh Wednesday the 18th inst. by the
Rev Jas. neld, Mr, NaaauVt Racker. to Ms,
May, daaghle, Of M. DAVID Woodroof, all III
Inv county Of Amherst
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dpdfeir ftrrard -fofmrrlY ~ ntan in eat
hflda kne" how 10 lentlrr a sword IA such a
way that u would bend "a that the paini would
touch the heel. aud spring bach agau unlniured,
excerpt one Andrew fcrrarn, wio resided IN thr
i shland~ ei scotland. The denland .hich
tbs man had for his swords, was 80 great that
ne employed wo,kmen 10 forge them, aud spent
all his own time in iemperiug ihrm aud found
IL necessary even in the day timr 10 work IA a
cellar That lac might he The better nhle - Oh.
serve The prsgress OF the heat, and thai tie
darkness OF his workshop m,gm favor bim N
ne nicely of the operodnn. Fa.kts,
he Chesapeake aad . tIn Canal Stockholm
ELS met ON "Wednesday, and came 10 the rerous
non 10 brug the EASTERN termination 10 the
mouth OF 'he Ti1er-lne Corporation Of Wash.
ingt"n immediately passed an aet ior rlis.
hg sun Sellir'e"t for The payment 81 rs
subscription ( PI,05o,OA) tn Stock OF tue
Canal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
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To The freeh0aisr' " Irginid
Why incur the l.l< oi change ID I'VE owe
a debi Of gfalitnde 10 General Jackson winch
cannot be paid in any ofhrr way than bv making
him President Let il he once cstahli ,hrd thal
military services fliale man TO tins office, and
the DAYS Of our republic WIN then he numbered.
The warning VOICE Of history will then be no
longer regarded Our late will he sealed, aud
'sc shall soon 20 The way oi all ,epubhos. But
il the military services Of General jackson had
been ten fold greater and more important than
they really afc. there could be no proper feeling
OF gratAu,I eqWfing 10 make this great sd
ca fee Al sone strong mned O.helIo should
have III Cd fortune 10 saw, far danlse
rop The most brutal outrage. gratitude would e.
qtGli., nay more strongly require that she
S,uuld give him hsr baud IN wedIoct. The IN
fines oi Othelo fer such an alliance with The
TAR nesdrmona IS not more striking than the
unltness of Gen. jackson ton he Office which he
now seeks Gratitude then. does not demai,d It.
The duty OF sell preservation I"rhds H. What
can the change profit us Af!RGiAIAN.