The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29

.he Frederick fhd.l tltiNVht -ND's -
,,e,ogieiJted iiho'n.-Iin nc "p"'" -
~ last. man calling himself na'
-'P,s" applird to the trustees o. 'h' 4.a"
lldae'' ,l,,s MACE for employment IN Tue "''"'
'"' department Of thH msih''''',
..,,.--li,s address was SUI " - ~
"as - 10 whom he anplie1' anu "',e'
=" tam testimonials, ne w's 'n'p'
ceg a,,.c,ea, from the known hospitality
aught pV -, roroiaht, of Frederick. hs 'wN
and "''' 10 the haual, and treated with tfe
slon '"N. Whether il wa, " the ascfsa'
tn'os ~ ,J oracefnlness of manners,
the e"' o,.gance Of his colloouial powers
me ""', If his lparning, or nh" discovery
P'ei''o .cnliar CHARACTERISTIC. secured 10 hl'n
81 sp'"' 80 d,uoninate more Than Drum
~'a ''' of ATTENTION. We are unable 10 say
aH " !, IS he ingratiated himself INTO me
" '' -, aud won the confidence oil some ol
W ~ ,...nectable citizens. Ia HE co"fs" oi
\ IN winter he became violently ehhn'""f
''' ,.,.n.ctah,e Young lady, the pen
en -, friends he solicited 10 "hdfess he'
ol ""''~ :,.,e, On account of his being stran-
'"f' hon they knew nothing, aud ufg'd MN
ger u -. ,iS mentions until he should re
- ff~.crr,,i, Credentials, which ne pre'enafu
!. in daily expectation Of 10 es'ah'ls" iu''F
'm ~ y" ,,,hdence He treated their sug-
~ - With the utmost respect. a'ec'ing 10 De
Es" ,%.,,ess.a with their proprirty but bent
h'' Zoe, netarious design. he prevailed upon
'P''. ~, l.dv to yisi; her friends ~ Baltimore,
Wv -, 10 afterwards repaired and they were
mt .,t u, tune last. After their return 10
',.'c,, and lapse OF five weeks. he deter
~, IN INV a ylsit to his friend the German
,.,,.,J At Philadelphia, tas he pretended VINO
s.,sc,.a held considerable funds IN passes
,'.,, ,,r NM. tie accordingly packed up al a"
,,,1h,, of which he bad "A most abundhnt supply
,r,,, narrowing conSldeta'' lie sums fi1P va
-. Gentlemen into whose iaVoi he had msian-
.,ad himself, he took passage IN the stage iof
Ehlladelphia'
l.. contemplated being absent but IL"
t,,t time had no sooner elapsed than the
''a's If the yonng lady enieTtalhe" fpPrehrn-
iF"'I ,b.,,,ooId no, rctura butin, safch fra g
,,i,a rent. they were dissphied by the
mi of a letter from the arch william 20 the IN
,a,, and ,ielnded victim ofhis tfeachery,
.,I a, Albany. in which he stated, that 'pt ac-
i;sbi,g his business in Philadelphia I've had
20 Now York, aud that the German onsu'
, "a nCormed him. his Hade' man'sl Ainsman
30 I.ihpnfclt, had lust arrived aud was IN
-, nf bim-that the pnrons health having
t..n inpaired by protracied sea voyage. he
lad gone 10 Saratoga to recruit himself an"
,I,, he TBadprman was about To repair there
-, norsnit Of him. lie concluded by saying that
- eigh, days he would return, with all that was
,csssary 10 make their condition IN life easy aud
;Jnuent.
BE enclosed n letter TO the trustees ofthc A.
, deny. resigning his situation asteacher, which
.,eums,ance served 10 establish his indepeh-
d,,ee Of such means Ct support. Ills return
a. then an xiouslv looked tor. but weeks have
fi,paed, and to this moment nothing has been
,r'fd fhm; aud tie reluctant truth axes IT.
,slt npan all eyeu upon the Innocent and too
,5n6dirq victim 81 his ioiernai arts, HAT he has
.rtqd ilr pa, OF base, designing villain.
Ua6crnan is about ave feet ten inches IN
/, iaht. well proportional aud muscuIaf he APP
Gears 70 be about % or II ears of age, light
.onplcxion. light eyes large irregular 'ee'h,
md hin sandy hair, somewhat cudey lie is-d
man hut completely F,enchman in man
,rs speaks Ffcnch ftuenliy tits said, and the
iMssh very un;nIeiigibly to those "naceus'9m-
ri 10 hear him.