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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
FOR THE STATESMAN.
i THE .MOUNTaLV@ MOUSE"


1.-THE .MOU.VT.aLV& MOUSE"
Or "Great cry and Title WOOL"
Mr.. Robert Owen, in his address to the
people Of .N'saO Harmony, after his last re-
turn from Scotland, makes mention that
he tried successfully several different re-
courses to establish the "S0ciaL System,
such as endeayoring to reconcile and har-
mOnize a numerous congregation OF per-
sons from various parts, educated III the
individual system-leasing companies land
on "nOral conditionS," &c. &c. Without
doubt, ne would have the superficial multi
tude and the aristocratc gentry fully per-
suaded that he has fairly tried the best and
all the operable rational methods, from time
to time, he could think of, 20 bring about
this deslderatum. But he says nothing
about having ever tried, and makes no pre-
tensions to having ever tried, one method,
which indeed Is what great number OF
poor oppressed, yet honest people that re-
sorted to his settlement expecting an nm
provement of their condition, understood
hun to promise and guarantee in his hrst
public addresses in this country. that IS,
the gicjRg of his land and houses in this
country, to such as professedly acqliesced
in his principles, and uouid follO10 his eX-
ample in making all their possessions COM
mon stock, ordalnng this as the sole con
dition of entrance as members to his soci-
ETY., hisself to be a member. and all mem
bers to have leave of absence when neces-
sary. Ihis he does not pretend ever to
have tried; and .hls exped.ent never 5oas
Tried upon the face of this earth, unless 1t
have been in time cut Of the reach of any
historical record now eyisuag. Yet, what
insu9erable embarrassment ism the way OF
it? How can It be said TO be impractical
blel Now. Mr.. Robert Owen Git is re-
ported by some who listened to him. de-
clared that be would establish the social
system. or die in the attempt. Now, this
is one exped;enl towards establishing such
a thing, which he has not tried, winch he
does not pretend 10 have tried ard which
does not appear TO have ever been t-Ied by
any individual b.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
TO SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETIES.

THERE isnow established in this place, in tho
hands Of Mr.. J. F. CLARKE, a Depository Of sun
day School Publications, VIZ $ School Spelling
Books, Primmers, Alphabet Cards, Rev ard Tick
cts and a very extensive collection of Juvenile
Books suitable for Premiums, and Sunday School
Libraries. They will be sold to societies IL con-
nexion with the American Sunday School Union,
or with Schools in the place and to others a. the
Union prices, adding only expense of ransporia-
ton.
The Wheeling Tract Society, have also placed
in the hands of Mr. CLARKE their depository of
Tracts. containing most ofthe publications ofthe
American Tract Society. The Depository has
been recently increased by the addition of 100000
pages of Tracts embracing the latest publications.
IPWestern Editors may subserve the interests
ofthe good cause, by inserting or noticing the a.
boyp
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

They were atthis time more than q thou
sand miles from any land, and were o..
course compelled to make the best of then
way IN small open boats, in attempting
which, some of them were lost, while 9th
ers effected their passage, after the mos,
incredible hardships and suflerings.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
GENERALJACKSON WITHDRAWN.

GLRLltAl4 JAONSON N IL iiljit ~ ~.
Foryears General Jackson aud 'tlre Hero of
Now Orems" has been clamorous.ypu, forward
ay entitled t0 the Presidency as % TerGrd Cor his
r Tflrg services Within few weeks this can
jidato has beenwithdruwp. Ills disobedience of
orders. his massacre and putting TO death his fell
low soldiers, have made him so odious M the eyes
of the people. that he was mo- longer candidate
We hear no more Of the Hero ofNew Orleans or
of Gen. Jackson In his place they have setup a
modest uuassumug man. who was never heard Of
until within q few weeks, and who Is yceped
Andrew Jackson, the Tennessee Farmer.
Why, fellow citizens, this Farmer and that Gen
eral are one and the same person. tits but ano-
ther name for the same p0isou-anothcr fraud
attempted TO D. put upon you, TO elevate 10 the
Presidency anignoraut and tcrocious slave dealer
-the same General who ordered the SIR Mil
t.a Mln 20 be shot. BE upon your guard against
these mctamorphoses. Be eagle-cycd, or those
vino would hood-wink YOU, may, ia the gmsc of
a farmer, MOIST q military CbictlUu into the chair
ofstate. The withdrawal ofthe name of GcntrQt
Jackson Is, however no mean concession TO the
force ofpubGc opinion. ltis no triflmg ocuowi-
edgement, bv bis partizanS, that ms cause SINK
inc. and that they feel as wen as confess, that On
Jackson never can be electodPgcsidento OF the III
f.l Statcs. Dem. Press
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
DOMESTIC GOODS.

1900 ids "a, -, Al, ana 81, b.o..n
domestic Shrnngs and Sheetlngs.
5000 " 81, IS ia, and 5-4 Bleached
domestic Shirtings and Sheetings.
500 Apron Check.
500 Paids and Stripes.
For sals by
]. a. FORSYTH & Go.
July 16, 1928. 2S-ts
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
DErARTrREs.
SCHOOL WANTED.

Wmtsa place an experienced English Teacher
who has for many years made tayoute study OF
the science and art ofeducatlon, as well i1rigad
tomorals as the teaching OF such branches as Gram
mer, Arithmetic. Reading, Writing, Geography,
&c. Satisfactory testimonials can be produced.
Inquire at this office.
Wheeling. August Doth, 1855.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
DOCTOR A. S. TODD.

1RAS REMOVED bis OFFICE and DRUG
III STORE 10 the old stand of TODD a
WOODS, Main Street. where he Will attend 70
his professional duties As formerly.
Wheeling, july 80 ls2S Soft
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

ounces NOM -hiD-N-.-i'- -'---- q" N"'4'i 'l
L,5 bsen formed IN that capital, by
ITrkish officers belonging to the
5.,o of Consnntnople, the object of
Ivas TO murder the Ficeroy, effect a
oo and completely subyeu the ex-
o-isrofth.ugs. One of the couepi-
having revealed the plot, his COM
were al seized and committed tO
i,-rircto the German papers, the in-
t..--s d. Bulgaria, most of whom are
r-.-rrs look with Impotence lor the are
for he Russians, n order to place
rrs under tBer protection against
Porte Seyera, deputies have been
.ta ma Emperor of Russia TO make
r 0Mm their sentiments In this res-
Ia Scrrl taorcIs on appearance Of
-tv, but revolt has been completely
.ei I'D secret, and the ScrUaus are
waiting for t1e approach of the Rus
nusemd drive ,le Turks trom the
Prince Mdosch is said 60 keep
REGULAR correspondence with the head
charters of .hc Russian army
otAl-\.
Tbv. I5H Jgs-Bvorjers received
m Madrid tb.s day, all the disposable
..-ss .7r.arei BOD this province are TO de-
--- for the forlers OF Portugal His
Iresty receives every day extraordinary
.r--rs. and IS remarked that me opens
,nse'r all tho dispatches addressed 60
rr
1r,7-5 Inn, 1ef-Tae Council of
So, ,.s.-,bles 5aiIr and It's sutiugs are
--r1rq,5 No,r.rr has uansp;rcd of
Is- deliberations but as regiments are
-ssn MOVING towards the Portuguese from
ta- ills sr115sel this body is celebrating
n. troafsrs oftlat Kingdom. It is con-
cIsr-Ig s-i. +aattb.s new army ofobser-
--t7r wiI consist ofl0000 men; but the
-b.a.tsif IS to be eme,5ved icefacuug are
Unknown Reforms are making in the
..ral and and military dcrarmeuts.
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a1a'| DID, iai W to p. anu ION. no "'
'a' attacked ana oe7u'j51 ~ d l@'se
s-IH'ace.' "..'.s. ' al pears .'o "'''' 3,
eis maze l.'.'.l'-,''t o.'e. '"'irE sU !, 4oN
lreo out OF a s4'a. OF "ha.es' 1 me- 0---'L
thus related by owen Chase me cmeI
mate of the vessel "I observed large
7'.l''eu "'l.5' "''I' 81 ',o' pa l. ,''ls '-l'
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
AUCTION

AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
IN BE undersigned have associated themselves
for the purpose of transacting an Auction, Com
mission, Shipping, Storage, Receiving and For
warding business, in Nashville, Tennessee. They
have taken the extensive warehouse formerly oc-
cupied by MesSrs. Cmtcher * Wood, and are now
ready 10 transact al business in their line.
c. MCCONNELL
JNO. ATKINSON.
August 9th, ls2S, 81 3m
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
VTE1@3GTY@e
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90.

LF-The River Is 4l-2eet above low
water mark.
A Lecture IS TO be delivered tomorrow even
ng atthe CoE House. at o'clock, by the Rev.
p Brown
Wehaye jas, received Col ErUm's second letter,
-dlressedto General Jackson ON the subject ofhis
negro speculatious. 1t shall appear in our next
The documents which Col T. exhibits win, we
think, pltth.s matter forest, whatever defects may
bea-otorohaye custcdm the testimony It'll leaves
no room for equiyocation, or evasion. The friends
OF the Gen must hereafter either maintain that IL
srglt 90 buy up and drive to market human be-
irss rs cartlo andhogs bought up and sold, or
atouce admit that tAe General is ia fault in this
particular ~ ioast
-...s8s...-
Coueton District South Carolina fom lchthe
..ta iuAlmatoy resolutions were voted. according
60 the Inst census contained a popuialoa of 1921
whites. 2I,770 slaves and 9J3 heeJIachs.
-...eas'.--
joins CHumzcs. ESQ. of Mason coun-
ty Kentucky, has been elected to Con
gress, to supply the vacancy Occasioned
by the resignation Of Gen. 1Ie.calf by a
majority Of 80 votes over Mr.. Coleman,
the Jackson candidate.
-..ses.,..
HooL-We understand. thai in Philadelphia,
common WOOL selling at thrg-thrae and third,
ana half blood al thirp-scyen and half cents
per pound.
--sG68...-
Eeehciy Elec.i5n.-Ofcid returns collected
from Kentucky papers receieedat this office, give
Gen. Mo.calte majority of 1923 votes, 10 fifty
TIVE counties. This majority places the election
oc Gen. MelcaHc beyond a doubt
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

7EV HERE he intends keep constantly hand general and ire
wv tT@S ES which he a sblme
in place. interest all those who call once to call aga
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
j. II. w. HAWKINS,

y. III. w. HAW klNS,
Late Of Balumore)
T6f AVING commenced the Hating Business,
IL win keep on hand general assortment Of
the most fashionable and durable
ELASTIC WATERPROOF HATS,
Consisting Of superiine black and drab Beavers.
do. Imitation; Drab, first and second quality; do.
Casters, Rorams, and also handsome ASSORTMENT
Of boys and children black md drab Hate all
Of which he is determined TO sen as cheap a.
they can be had at any Factory East or West ci'
the mountains Gentlemen, Of both town and
country, will do well 10 call and examine them
August ~, 1883 r.
n. b. Two apprentices wanted
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
DRUGS,
P4LNTS IND DYE STUFFS:
FOR SALE, BY
ARGE1IBN,GD So Todd

DOORS BELOW THE POST OFFICE at THE OLD STAND OF TODD
FOODS MAIN STREET, WHEELING:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
-0$@TO

NARRIED-Onthe 12thinst by tho Rev dr..
Taggart. Mr.. WIN b. TYSON, Of this place,
To- Mis-, ELIZA PATTERSON. daughter OF
john Patterson of ST. ChrsylIc, Ohio.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
=, a rvNr NTEDICITgES, &C.

ROTTIES SUPERIOR MAJ B'OUt SMUT
n Country Merchants and viii find tito Their advantage TO cal az inc ABOVE
the astne e aod the prices low
% W.ky Ginseng Beswa snakeoob &c viii be received exchange
Wheeling ucrst g,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

UooL-We understand that in Philadelphia
common woolis selling at thiry-thrae and third
ana half blood 40 th.ru-scyen and half cents
per pound.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

A Lecture IS TO be delivered Tomorrow even
ing afthe Corr. House a. 4 O'Clock, by the Rev
u Brown
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

CFThe River Is 4I-2f feet above low
water mark.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

y VIII sell from 3lnto Joo acre, Of unrlrar-
d ed land, lying IN Bcdtu,d county. three
quarter, of a mlIc from Nov London Acadrm,
ahd thirteen from Lynchbnrg. II Is well adapt
90 " tho culture OF tobacco anl the different
kind % gram usually cultivated IN the nrlghbor
hood Is well wntctrd. and In, better Than any
uact tot lls SIZE IA this put Of The country LIS
- situated As 10 be cnurot exempted nom da-
image by heavy rams On hlsh water The term,
vii be very accommodating say one, two
end three years. upon mall payment IN hand
Enquire o the subscriber unr mile aud hall
south Of New London. ALIEN. AUSTIN
Jan II. ts2q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
vR He ,ub.c'iLer u i'll sell privately his ,rac,

" HE suh.r1iLer i'll sell privately his tGc,
d Gfla.d - Brstold county situated ON me
n ~ ana south 'a,s ol Goosc Crcek, and ON he
nam r3ai ltad,og from LNu.bbute 10 Gmeas-
il,, u nde> VET OF ilhrrry and ldiotnn"
taat bpiord Il ronNnns about 100 acres, OF
erlcp $40 ,uc unclcarrd. The pan wGch Is
nnritared. except very smaii portion, !, rverl-
leuff55scc3 land. 81 tn rloarr4 Hnl, 10 a..
G. hre low grounds ollhc htst quality, and thc
remainder remarkably INC highland. iht, Is
one of the best tract, OF aud IN the upper conn-
Try. bcng well aiaptaI Ia tie cultivation Of TO.
aallp ard all kmds ot gam; II lies remarkably
vii aud IS very tr"e IRON stone # divided #
would make two very handsome tracts wlnch
shall be doae It those Who wish 10 purchase
wish n. Persons wishmc 10 purchase may ap-
pIr,o thc subscriber residing in tie nelchbor-
hood 81 New London, o., to Capt. Buiord resi-.
ding near the uact WILLIAM IRVINE.
January ;. ts25
q r The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
ts!c above advertisements I'll forbid, aud forward
fneit bill to ,l's o,iieo fof payment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
MAY 10

"a O1iCE.-Bv virtue ofa deed of must ca
y eented 10 The subscribers. lay james Baley
and Name, his wife hearing date the 25h day
Of Nav ls25. aud duly recorded ~ the llns''
ms Court clerks Office lor CERTAIN purposes "a
said decd mentioned Ne shall proceed To sell
for tca9g money an Wednesday The 18th day OF
June usYf. one piece OF ground lying aud beng
m ttr town Of L,nchbufe ON second street the
sour pIcce Of ground conveyed by franc's
Clllawav aud EiIza bis wiz Ia the sa'd james
Bailey, aud ra,t Of lrt No37. t. snb>crbers
vii rouyry .nsh title a. IS vett.d IL them hy said
dee aud none pdrr.
JOHN r. u PAYNE, }Tus-
JAMES BE&ACH, tees.
NAV 10. fds6f
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
SPRING GOUBS.

M : I would recommend the ladies toCa and
w view ctr aSsor,mcnto OF Spring Goods,
surprising IN s'yle, beauty and cheepness, any
6eret2iore ofpedt to their po'ire,
Cailcoes ot the ne~est aud most fashionablepat
tens
Burgess and Ginghams beautifully shaded
BIZ. Italian Lutcslrlag warranted JET black
Imp. do do do
Rich blk Gg d. aud splendid plaid Silk, entirely
Nelr
silk aud Cotton stockings, at very reduced pr.
CcS
fe" Cards elegant Beads or Negigees for la
dies
Fancy Soaps and other Rerfumery
Full dressed Grecian Ladies'
Wi'acther novelties daily looked for, all Of
which will be sold atprce, corresponding with
the tines MCKEE ROBINSON X Go.
March l.. ts46
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
-, John ID. trqnhar.,

wWriLL hrncefarth oonGns ispf1cltce n the
80 COUNTY aad superior 1aufi OF lamp
bell. the Superior Count Of Bedford, and TIE
Court, holden ia L"nehhars. rueiHfws Tie
Court o. Chareer. Tie may be ~ at int'
found AZ his 0re appp.iie the r'lIh il"i'i
excrp shde attending seme Of III" di'i.'ad
Coa,i, lie tender, his serVtsr7 r#fhepat'y 10
per,eus A., distance tom lYnehhmc. VIII"
harr business in ihr superior Cont ot 1t3ne'.
- here ffl5 March, Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
cAIt, AZ ANDEEWs'S
ron BARGAINS.

lEYE HAVE jusi received IN addition TO
w our stock on hand, large supply OF
staple aud lhucy Goods, which we offer for
sale at lower prices than ever have been sold
III this place. Our Goods have been purcha.
srd hy our partner. at the north, at great
saa,fces, which enables Us 10 sell Goods 10
ali tie times.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

~~OTlcr.-Bg ,ifiue of dccf o. trust. exc
a cutra br Christopher lsheii and Nm. !. 10
81. oa abe jth H., 81 ootob'f, ISL. aud duly
recorded n the county couit 81 Anihe'si, Ne
..liI on Tie lgih da, 81 Janc nrs's AT Tie mar
let hou.,, mite toen OF Lgncbbufg, sell, tor
4oal, money. the iuiio"ine property TO satisfy
said derd ~ vii q tfaot OF pafcei 81 land, con-
fatainr 70 acres l,iug on Ja,nes River, IA The
CIV, OF Amherst, about bali mite ab"'e The toll
fIdgr--Aiso. uue bnrse aud lot occupied BY
Wm I. I'D. li,audiy'.g On the ro'd "ha'ne from
Iyncl5burs 10 Amherst Count HOUSE. together
With all. ani ,neuler, tae rlgIlt and sppufic-
nance, To the .aid naH - land and Lot belong
inp. Also. nrer sla,cs, Casar, Charlie aud Pc.
t.. lpaItrmrn A, Trustees We shall convey
ONLY such ne bs !. vested Ia rs, though II rs be-
lac, ed to b. ndlsPniable.
TIE TIKI SIZES.
NAV 10. idsol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

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no, 10

AYR CUtS NE-=lal,c notice. th,t
VA on Ellday thu .lth day 81 July next At 'be
Tavern House Of { has l.. Barfrt. n iedlnI Mhls
II Amherst County shall proceed 10 takr lie
Opposition Of Willis G1'laspie and olhers, and
continue nom day N day, null all n,e Ia
ken Ia he read BS evidence. on the triai oi the
sutt, Depending aud undetermined ii Chancrry
IN The county ONT OF Amherst, wherein I am
pit and v9u aud others dclts L. THURMAN.
June - uIu6s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

John. William * CasWell Poe
IN AVE on hand, general aud extensive as
4 u sortment Of Leather, Spanish Hides,
Tanners OIL, Tanners Tools, &c. &c. Also,
a large assortment Of prime Groceries. All OF
which will be sold unusually low tor cash, on bar
tered for country produce.
Nav II ts63
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
Lyach5ug Piougb HaautaetorV.

1Vht"'"S 'V"-" - dH"fHtfOiH.
sNllG subscriber. ~.
H. X ,peottal, inform
- II tueIr friends aud the pub
sstf.F hc, thai ii"N nave com
...s--r,z mrnred the above husi-
rfss, GA the cross strset
Leading irutn tue Market 80 the Bridge unric
they intend Keeping constantly o. hand. Il GEN
cral assortment of plongas, OF the latest pd
most approved patterns no" IN uSe among
them j., f.r ate improved nil SIDE Plough, all al
.hlch ~llI oc warranted IN workmanship and
performance, to ae equal 10 any now IA VS..
Htyng been engaged several years 81 the above
business. thy asc confident OF rendering gcne'-
Al ,atlsfaCjI9 IN the execution Of then woiA.
,ha,rnf public peuouagcis ,ollc,,ed. fluughs
Immediately repaired.
LAHkFOitp NEDDER.
Nov 10 Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

E%rOTlCE Ky virtue Of a deed OF trnsf,
u ezesut.i 10 the subscriber by Robert
Wilson. hearing date the 18th Of January,
l62c, and ol record in the county court OF
Bedford, shall proc, ed To sell at public anc.
ton, for cash. on FRIDAY the 2Oh Of June
next, a Dabney PoludeXtet's shop, ia the
county OF Bedford, one Negro Man, named
sam, ANA said Wilson's interest in John " il
Sinson's land. deed, or So mach Of said pro
perry as will satisfy the aforesaid deed OF
trust. The tiue OF the aioreiaid property il
believed to he nnqnestonabiy good, but. act
ing a. trustee, | will convey such title as Is
vested in lAe and none other.
WM.WIrT, Trustee.
MAY 90. u3We67
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

rKNuoMAS I. DuNAL has lately received
Il from Messrs. Thorhuru y Son, n. York
a supply OF fresh Garden Seed neatly nut
up. Cstaloencs Of which may he had at his
store. Also an additional supply of Drugs,
.bed'c'hft, fanis, OIL, Dye-Siufs, Perfume.
~ &c. winch makes has assortment equal TO
any ever offered in this place.
Dec.3I ,aoa