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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-07
From the New York Statesman.
prfRIIc OPINION Nm FRANCE


We have occasionally taken notice OF the pa
Ifcal state of France during the reign OF the
ceasure ofthc press Since the removal OF tins
oafaus restriction. the public p1ints have mani
fes ed as much violence is vas ever exhibited IN
the warme,t party times Of a city election with
tenioid amount of talent and decency The
restraint Imposed, was only fena fn1g las all
pretlicted) the liberals more FESTIVE, and prepar
ins a greater amount ofv, geance for the Nuns
try: Amongst the most violent of The distin-
saished oppositionsts, i" France, stands the Es-
Minister NJ de Chaleaubrand. We translate
= ls,,er of fiat gentleman, in order 10 exhibit
low fcarIcssly the press speaks. while its liberty
la.ts, and ai.o To SHOW what powerful oppo.
neot the ministry have a'rayed against them.
n originated from a report. which gained cur
faec,, that Chateaubriaod bad accepted an e'u-
6a.s9 ta naples, and had thus been bought by
the G.inlsry.
Pans, Nov. 7, 1927.
Sri am sorry that you should have given
.on...,t re tronlie.t5 contradict my pretended
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Sale nj Auction.

my VIRTUE DIN decd OF trust exernied %
- the subscriber hv iohn Hockaday will b.
soid, 10 the highest bidder. Tor cnsh M the mn
let house, IN the town ii i.,nchbnIg. on Tue
day the 10Th dny Of the present month. the 10
loving sln,us. to vii Anria. otWnv RoheIi
lames. Washington. sally, sntnh, Lucy. nnrg
aud 'itile Marin. One wREgan and ihfer hofsf
a lhrf llarness thteehsds hndvffnds a. furniture
aud all TIN other ilonsrhula mud Kitchen Fmniz
iuie oi thc and lohn iiocnkday OF 80 ma. d
ihhf'oi rs mhY he necessary 10 faisr the nm s
money secured by The sud DEED ottfnst With lie
EXPENSE Of thr snlf Asfmp as trustee ! hut
convey only ihe iilt ftated IN mr. by thr I'D
deed 81 trust JAMES BINAGH. trustee
l1bhnfY ihss5
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moi arnent ofihem that Gen. Jncksar would
accept the invitation. That he did accept II
Is matter of marvel csen 10 his friends l.. oh.
jeef i tee plain, H. knew ihai - aftle el
Louisiana was doubtful in its VOTE. mi he
lhonghi that The prepondrfanee nifht he seen-
ed 10 himself by the eeia which tslt 10 a.
ORLEANS surrounded by upslan Gefaraess -.
perannnated Judges nnd eringing ssoapbant.
would give him But. we hopr that he In
q reetoned without his host" T. god sfnsr
of The people oil New Orletns Mi deter, tie
shallow mti6ee-they well look befandtGe f-fsf
10 the mol and. recognising IN hifn ene
who. although heasslsiedto deftnd them IN vi
broke down every harief which euatds Then
evil rights. will tell him, We honor yuu IS
Soldier. but rauani u0st YOU a Cieiiiaaa
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Y1i DUGA1loN. The neN session Of my
Ia .cboel will commence nbeoi tie fisl u
the 81 mo {Maffh) nekf, aud vii be ofea
Tor holh mnles nnb icmhies.
Young persons wishing 10 attend 10 Ma.
thennlicy. Natural Philosophy, Bolles lit
tres ihp nse oil Tue nlobfs, az. will be we'll
instructed. rs vel rs those WHO may be en-
gagged IN Tire study ri tbe inler'or hrnpches.
want 10 increaae ny nomiet ol female
sfhelnf aid nm making, with This vie".
such ARRANGEMENTS IL viii feuasf my school
more interesting Ia lhem, bhfe pa'd parii=
cnlar nitrniinn 10 thai course 81 instruction.
which ooDs der best hdnpted 10 females. 1
ghnll be insisted he NY sister Rfbeeea.s
My school will he cehliuurd IN the room
occupy now III the neighhofhonh ot Tue
Cnnri House. h. h. TON sLEi
Fitst mo. 2sth. iils39
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OF JhhhaiV ', w hs"'7, ~ nm b'o'1lY, 'hpi
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10 nm. ii''nR' -" Num- anu hionfhehl al a
efnflhea saviour. ehnf II WIS sfah' OF
ss'pn'nS " "'., "''' 'N'i',h III ace'hs 'ne
mus ae'e"'' NY W" 'ho' NM o'en Psthen
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''f n''hnoei'os hs'l'H u NE hoi', my VII DC
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must lose is ,i,toty" Is nj snob m exchna
ton. in n diving Christian. FULLY dem8n,frnlIyr
m lfself Of thc reality aud necessity ofthis pfe.
pnraiion IN ihr last convnlqi.e momrnfs. when
the monster, Death sha hm seize MS as ms ,le
tim uwonla he al nri Of lnitl.fire tic utost
llbera1 % the dead lfb, was no r.
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Erom Tic petersbnrc Lntenlranc.r

MEssRs EnlroRs In looking over your pa.
per OF the cd inst. | observed M extract of IA
letter from gentleman residing ia Tallahassee,
10 his friend IN this place, in which he gives his
honest opinion OF Florida He, from a consclen-
tions bear that some misgvingS might arise from
his obs ervatons--hnd he given more fatiel-
ing description Of that country. by detailing its
advantages over every other, as well as from its
having one of The hest climates in the world
and being also, more healthy than any of West.
ern OF Southern otates-concuded by saying
IN few words, that should the Inhabitants sue
coed in making good Sugar, too much has not
been said IN favor of thai country
agree with him in saving that TOO much has
nntibccn of Florida. Il thai this country present.
more advantages to the Planter. Merchant and
Mechanic, than any other; butt will go as lar
myself as TO recommend Planters aud Atr-
chants as well as Mechanics 10 leave tbs colul-
Try, even should thy make sacrifices 10 do 50,
aud settle themselves ia Florida. where they
can get good lands to work aood price Tor
goods, and a high price tor labor which i'll r..
m1nerate hem for what SACRIFICES thes might
make, aud give them good return for their
labor AT tho wears end.
Last summer had the pleasure Of riding o.
yer most of Middle, and from What was toId Of
| Vest loI ida now candidly recommend that
a;.h - ,,,, ,,,i s.;,, b1.,,1
better country than West Tennessee, but conn
try better watered and less infested with mus.
quetoes.
As regards the quality of the Cotton that j.
made in Florida have had a good opportunity
al aseerlaining the different etades-Whcn /
ID, ~ a,,a 90, - Jaw
haaa ,fTal,abasses hnt aaa,I hi o.
II. W, -, 81, f..,,,,5. H.
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CflNt maj all / lolIlh - lui ADOPTED 10 the
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fraoR RTsT the M5uuhciuruE MHi con-.
- monty n NJ rs the Amherst o. Gai :
Aldl. IN TIE ,eanfv nf Amherst on lame nsrr,
5fsinni fun iis platf atsui 10 mifes fINas
fbefoaehb tefaHra H. snna.er. s runs fIrr.
iffb If Bun aud mr. pm teseptE Mil Stones
Anafhell u tie Nil. = an efeflfeht Dwelling
nnnsf. WIN h NJ eszHtY banses f. fRf a.
tamn9tuuen oi "a funil, and also nnh y g.
,fes II lanh There Is llswi asaw NIL IN
tie pfantses ff@ rhaotfY miily fa.sesz IT,
ad'aIisges ihai are fund At tn. tesis mas
lead aad unload NJ Tire nil M III seHsan#
fa8scssan Will he given m III, la n AM
nest. fel teitns nrpi, "a I aul ~. j
Richmond. IT IL JOnNM WARWICK
Teh. : ~
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fsRus1 sAlf.-~By ,ftar Of n deta ~
tut. eafenie,i n n on the l7lh DAY Of
Ane Isl. by aah. scott Gabriel 5eaf.
aud oi. iesold ~ In nilifrs ii the onuhiifa 4
Cainphell tn,heist aud Bedford eonff, " II
one oi IL vii proceed ~ ell on The premises ~
pubic nnsllon on I'm fth day al hinfh netf,
etitnn oaef eflhnd lying IN the county Of Hti
ford containing 100 acifs bounded by jamee
RlvcI Jndh'alcek and the iiHes Of Ann SIT
and DIVES So on Island gitnnit n lahes II
Yrl, III the eonnf. af Amherst continuing - r.
llmation seven nefrs 81 50 much Of md and n
viii stueis the hnhnee due Oh snid deed. Act
inr ms irnsiees We will convoy such title ~ u
vested III IA by aid iced pnd uone othrr
iOllN HANCOCK.
VIM NJ nltE5.
Feb ids3b
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own nfoperly. for sale.

Tn1f noesf aadLof, ny pfesenl re- =
! dente IN fihrastlr. y for aslF \ In
tead feweying Nesi srr, sbeflly ldis pre-
nffty may he obtained on nceommodalns
tssms.
IT. a. MCDOWELL.
Hfurnsile Feb. fs3s w3W
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I'll DGCATlON Nh. & Mr. Cole respectful
Ia ly inform the public aud their friends tint
lheif sptms aud summer session oil tuition viii
commence on Monday the i,h inst. They viii
mshntt thrrpnr.ls IN all the useful and polite
branches Of Enslish. Literature. Tie strelest al
teniIpn will be paid 10 then morals.
Ieb 2tif3I
" uCkY NUMBERS fOR SAFE AT AL
II LENS OFFICE, Lynehburs, IN the In
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figs, Oranges, nc. &c

tiss, Oranges, &c. 81
LIE suhseliber hasl just received
= l. Drums FRS
Il bokes Prnnes
81 do fresh S,eily Oranges
bbs Goconnuts
hull soii shell and Enfdeauk Almonds
50 keys Jemcison'. fresh Crackers
3boxes Pine Apple Cheese
tns, Champagne Brandy
Il gallons piel,led Oysters.
And has always on hand n complete assofts
meni ofliquors, warranted old aud genuine
SAMI hYRtS
N. Il. u doz well finished wooden combs
Feb T. 2ti31
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iFl5I received and lof sain nj very moner=
j u nie pnces, In addition 10 q very general
Stock oil dry Roods) the following articles,
w
lev sarks bet Liverpool Sat
SheHr and Gfewley Steel md eat Nniis
1000 ~ hesi spun Cotton
2u0O vt brown sugar
looO wi loat do
loDb WI Ioilee
\ few chests best Gun Powder Ten
Molhases
Jnmaicn Run
\ smslI quantity good Msdeifo Wine
do do old Rye Whi.keY
do 10 French Brandy
Fur& Wool Hats
Window Glass Shy 10 and 10 by Il
Scotch Stuff $, Pars
Birthstone, best Powder md Shot md Lea,l
best Indigo aud Aaddcr, Coperas
Pepper, AlspIee Ginger Alum
Impentine A. shaving Soap
lach Screw. spades. Locks, HinRr3
sud lrous, Frying pms
Tea keilles, Coffee Mills
And variety I'll other articles in the hard
ware line, NJ very reduced prices.
Henry ALLISON.
7. s. would sell good bargain in frs;
rate riding aud giFg hofse IA.
Jan. -
=zrrss ma g-,,t,
acolleci hat IT was composed + the heroes and
,ees of lhe Revolution. aud OF The patriots that
AIMED out Constitution of GoyerDment--a
ruftufe which has secured our liberties aud
icted the admiration Of the world, he will
nst agree tint do not dsparnge his mpits,
/ saying. thai they understood the nraning
al construction of the work Of tieir own
4 nds n icast Is well ms he does. But, SIR do
81 resi- en- tins alone have another authori-
At hand--Ihe opinion OF one that. trust The
will mol question Ga the 9TH u Jan-
aly 1916, Thomas Je0crson wrote letter TO
h. Ben1npliu dustin, oil Boston, on This sub
,ct an extract from ~iIch will read, 10, the
! LITIGATION Of the gentleman from North Cafoii-
a and beg his particular affection tot. Nh
s7Ase-#----- q
VIRGINIA AT Rnlrs holden ihe clerks office ofthe
superior Court Of Chaneery for the iynehbnrg District
the 9Th day Of January. ls25. Joseph oreer, Pit u
sainsl John NJ Holland Bernard &. Hendricks, Ihsha
lyon Elijah l., or Peter Lyon, JOHN Won Daniel lys
on and Reese Hughes aud Polly his wife. Defs.
The defendants fliah ,on, Peer Lyon, J,sn Lyon
and DANIEL Lyon moi having en'ercd Their appear
anre and git security according to tie act af Assembly,
and the rules of this court aud II appearing by sai1s-
factory evidence thai they are moi mhnharfs Of iis
conntrylt ordered that the snid defendants 10 nrps
here on first dsy of he next term and answer 1T oil
Of the plaintiff; and thnt copy ofth order hr inrttA
inserted ~ some nen spaper printed IN the tnmnof ynch
burg for two months suceiyev ~ posted the front
door OF the caurthou.e tis slid town
B. JOHN Wills. c.
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Valpabt yomeg Riocr Estate tor Sale.

TaiRdbh JameS Ri0er Estate f6r ,Sale.
EllIIE subscriber wishing 10 remove next
- Fall to his estate IN Tennessee, offers foi
sale his valuable Farm IN the upper I'D Of Buck
ingham county, lving on the south SIDE OF
James River, within - mt"s Of Iynchbnre
three miles OF Bent Creek, and convenient -
five merchant mig. Tbe taet contains 96D
acres of which there are 50 acres OF river low
& oupds, of the high lands fully 800 acres are IN
woods 4 all the cleared land IN high state of
cultivation, producing abundant crops of heat,
Corn and Tobacco which tor years past has
commanded the best prices IN the Richmond
market. The improvements are perfectly adj
apted 10 the accommodation of family aud
ths whole estate, as relates fencing &C, IA
excellent order A further description is con-
sidcred unnecessary as persons wishing TO pur-
chase will see the land upon application to the
subscriber, aud judge iof themselves The
terms will be liberal, aud possession will be Civ
en-, in all the month of Ocbtober next. II the
above land is not soid privately before the 10Th
day of May mex. (nfwhieh the public will be- du
y aot.ied,) it will, on that day. be sold TO the
highest hiddrr, at public auction, IN tie prcm
scs --tarfhcr particulars will be made known
on application, By letter OF personally to
WM. DILLON.
Eeh. :. wl4i36
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Hume's History NJ Engiand.

xAHE 5uB5CRIREh loaued IL some per-
son. whose name he has forgotten,
Hume's England, in large volumes lie
wishes 10 obtain them, and would therefore
thank whoever may have them IN return
thpm. JESSE l.. PERRY.
Eth
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HSEH
y~Ass 1s
pptyrEn AND PUBLISHED RI
.u FLETCHER 4 RICH. II. T0LER
hbi' 'psbi,slers of the Laos et the Union.

,sr annnn pa, able IN advance.So sub
II =" Ill a. reerised Tor less tine than SIX innh,bs
AL 30 paper N'' Demo. Prtd.
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To be drouR on S0tudag III 81 doy
Of neR month, n CharioteselHe..
Virginia State Navigation Lottery, No.
For the New Year.
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1naolt HIRE Two rnls abani L srafs Did an
~ ene abs,H 10 yeals Old oeeettained Is
house baslnr#q. / FLETCHER
February 40
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iflol received and for sale nj very moder.
~ nle rnces, On addition 10 very general
stock oil dry Roods,) The following naicles,
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AZ u

Al yfTlsV
Oh thr LynehbRre Tobacco Market
Corrected lreetg jop M lffefaiga. Ia
Thomas liol.oMnt aud hlenAlp Ilarf.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES
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III '"'TF'''' IbtHTI.
At 4 meeting Of the Anllslaekson CofreSpen
ding ommtlee. held in L.ncbburg on satul
day last. the following gentlemen we're appoint
al TO act in concert with thnSe hlihclio appoint
ed By the meetings of the friend, ofihe cause u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24

ariiiciais, and there Is no accident to the hu..
man form, or freak Of nature, which canno, r.
remedied and improved by these modern in.
ventions, so that making an artificial man will
be the next project.
remember, in London, a fine dashinp bean
OF the hrst water, by the name of Harry Fran.
CO; met him one day in Oxford street. buyinp
a pair OF shammy gloves at an extensive ma.
nufaclnrer's, who, by the bye, remember said
that he was the father 10 our pretty Mrs.
Young, Of the Sowery, and talked great deal
about America. Harry Franco invited me 10
dine with him, at hotel in one Of the squares.
where ! was 10 get maccaroni and parmesan
cheese, and partridge s:ewed down with cab.
bage Ga vile dish.l He took me to his LODGINGS
in the Adelphi, TO dress for dinner, when a
scene almost Undesirable took place. His
chamber was lastly furnished, and had everv
thing In i, becoming and eentlemanly. He
threw his hat on his seitee, took uff his coat.
went in front OF the dressing glass and took off
handsome wig, o Ia Br0ias, exposing a head
perfectly bald; he then took from his right
socket a glass eye, which he Carefully wiDed
with cambria handkerchief; he unlooscd an
entire SET OF artificial teeth, which he deposited
in tumbier of clean wafer; he then united
pair OF pads, or false calves, and 10 my utter
amazemeht, stood before me man Of 60 wears
Of age, horribly disGgured and dilapida,ed. I
looked al him in silent astonishmeui. In
short time he made himst II whole again; his
WIG brushed and sprinkled with orange flower
water, was replaced; his teeth nicely clean and
dried, were placed in their former position;
his glass eye deposited in its sockel; his pads
were buckled on; and with buckskin breeches,
white top boots, blue coat, buff waistcoat, new
hat, gloves and cane, Harry was again beau
of 40, realizing, in few minutes, metamor-
phosis which would have struck Ovid himself
with awe. We dined together, and Harry hav.
ing drunk few more glasses Of London Par
ticuIar than were agreeable, grew drowsy, and
resolved to go to Drury Lane. We obtained a
good seat in the dress circle, when Harry's
drowsy fit coming on him, he fell asleep, and
this brings me to the story about the artificial
eye. All the pinching and nudging could NOT
arouse him-'he began to snore, and the lade,
to stsre-his natural eye was closed, but his az.
si6cial one was open, which, under the opera.
ton OF a heavy siumber, gave him the most
awful and singular appearance imaginable
We, therefore, caution, in remembering this
circumstance, all who purchase glass eyes of
DR.. Scudder, against sleeping in company; IN.
less, indeed, the Doctor can invent mode Of
closing the artificial, as well as the real eye
when in The arms Of Somnus.
There is also moral in the anecdoe Of nv
old friend Harry Franco, which may be appll,
cable now-a days as an admoni,ion to The te
dies--"look before you leap"
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A. T. Kennedy,
OFFERS for sale the following j,

OFFERS for sale the following Juvenile Pubics.
~ ticns, English Editions
Philosophy in sport made Science in earnest, being
attempt to illustrate Natural Philosophy by aid Of
popular toys and sports, 8 vols
Description of 800 .4nimas with engravings
Parents Offering, engravings
Pizarro, or the Conquest of Peru
Cortez. or the Conquest of Mexico
Columbus, or the Discovery of America, with map
of each country prefxed, as related by father
to his children, by Elizabeth Helme, new edition
Tales of Grandfather, by Walter Scott, Esq.
Do I'd series, Little Tradesman, with colord engrav.
ings-Brown's Tour through France with map,
and colored engravings
The Chldrens Preside, choice pleasures for youth
The Wonders of the Telescope
Drummond's first steps to Botany
Rustic Excursions, cOlored plates
Evenings at Home and Lessons for Children, by Ann
Letitis Barbauld
American Editions.
Evening Hours, Conversations on Common Things.
Young Naturalist, Story Teller, Popular Fairy Tales.
Mrs. Neville and her Grand children, Bezoni in i.
gypt, Young cadet, Daughter Of Genius, 4delald
by Mrs. Hoff'and. Nina Little Henri Helen OF the
Glen, Little Flora Food for the Young, Tales tor
Boys, Tales for Girls, Little Plays, with II different
kinds OF Toy Picture books and
amusing Games:
Europe in Miniature, a Geographical Amusement,
price IS; Myriorama, collection Of many thousand
Landscapes, IS; DartOn's Games IL kinds; Dsrtons
dissected Pictures and Maps 10 kinds.
Amusing Cards, INSTRUMENTATION, Tor.nncteH'
ing, Geographical Botanical, Philosophical and Scrip
tiral. Chinese Puzzles; The Christmas. Box, o ne"
English publication, with many others Of a smaller
description, too numerous for insertion dec %
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From the New-York Enquirer.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

have read several advertise me nts and .eve.
raj pufis, on DR.. Scudder's skill 10 making ar,
tifcial eyes; bu: have treated them as do eve .
ry thing artificial, that is, with hreat indiffer.
ence and neglect. met the little Doctor last
week, tro'ting along in his busting way, having
lad with him: "Here," said he, "you have
treated my artificial eyes rather indifferen,ly,
now look at one which this boy has," / did
look, and found thar the lad wore an artificial
eye OF grey color, which very closely re sem.
bled the natural one and set so well in the sock.
ct, as not 10 be easily detected. The bow said
he had worn It eigh, months, without any pain
or inconvenience. Here was proof positive
undoubted evidence Of the facr. The Doctor
took out his pocket-ease, and exhibited pair
OF elegant hazle eyes, jus, finished. This is a
very useful invention, and much preferable TO a
black patch, or pair Of green specs, to supply
the loss OF pepper. They won, do, however
liz Kentucky in goueing frolic, the glass beinr
apt to cut the thumb of the operator. We are
however, making great progress in the ar, IF