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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

SeeHes al AiGgayc.-1he vehement dashine of
zoe rapids The sublime Falls the various hines
uiAhe waters the snowy whit ness and the
neep bright green the biiio~, sprsy that wells
la deep obsour,ts the depth, below the vrrd NJ,
island that lte,poses between the two fall, half
Neiled 10 a misty manfle aud placed s,ere j,
would seem, tba, The eye and ii,e ,niri, ma, 70,
pose on u The ktile island on The br,nl af ,h,
American tall, that looks amnis; The comutotin,
ofthe waters, like the sylvan vessel of wood.
land nymph gaily sailing onward-or as # ,b,
Wishes OF The Persian eul were realized. and m.
" little isle had " ine "a thing ofEtc and mn.
een, that 'hr spirit nf@, waters lad insrire.l
il,e pratoupd csteyns, wHl, lleiI over an sl.J
rocks; the quiet liabi,ations along the margin
VI the river peaceful amid all the uproar--as if
a voice 'oi,she Creator had been heard Sty no
" ~ rs he not afiaid.p--the green hin with IFS
graceful projections, that skirts aud overlooks
Table hoek, the deep and bright foiisse-eyery
sl'ear OF etass thai peuetrates The creyices of tho
foe-> geinibed by the humid atmosphere Tho
snafki'ig OF the sunbcams. the rainbow that
Ieds on the mighty torrent, a symbol oftl,e smil,
~ God upon The wondioas work.
What is u, mofher z" asked Ednard ms VA
sd with his friend on Table Rocl vb.,s
he, piiad remained gazing on the magni6ce
sapr fifteen minutes " thou, u,,e,i,a , IL
lie. I" What is il, mother, that makes ,s al "a
ilent Y
~ K. the spirit Of God moving on the c,c.
ffLc . sie,s-it is this new revelation, tn "a,
enses of us power End majesty, which usbers
& as il "a, ye. into his visible presence, and eY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

A London paper men ions, " upon nndoubt-
ed authority. y that Mr.. Murray has, unasked. All
five uudred pounds TO tnr yearly salary
Of Dir. Lochhart, editor OF the Q~alteliy Re
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
MEMORY OF NAPOLEON.

The Captive Of 81. Helena sleeps !" hts grave
but his memory is still cherished ny an admir-
ing world, and bis tomb * in ouJeci OF solemn
interest with NH visitors To the lonely i.le -
while Is petty tyrant yet l'es' ana AK 'h'
earth. an object for ''seorn TO p0i'' hef sio"
pn,noying 6nrer att The following we exuaci
from n lac Liverpool paper;
" Sis UUp,os LoHE.-A letter from tlC
M.uritins sts,e. that on sir Hudson Lowe
landing ut thai place, n large party oil Freaci-
men abused him ia the gros,est n'anuer, IA
lfonT of the Gooernmcnt-aouse, wf,i.'o a few
wards of a subalten's guard. VINO could not act,
az there WIS no civil authority present. They
used the most disgrsceiuI language; and every
infamous rDi,het that could he thought Of wa
sapiied 10 him, Had h. gone twenty yards fur-
tier, his lie would have been sacri6cec."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

.Suts Of sia0es by auc'i0a in LondoH.-Yester.
day. (soys the London Morning Chronic e Of
The Ilth Sept an extraordinary sale by MIR.
WinstanIey, Iook place At the auction mart.
which rxcileI an extraordinary interest. The
property consisted OF two sugar plantations "a
81. Kin containing four hundred acres OF land,
with dwelling houses aud all necessary build
ing, aud live stock, Consisting ut negroes, lO7
mn md boys, 81 women aud g'rls, aud 70
chlldr. II, all stated to be 10 good Condition one
bull aud AZ oxeu, "A cows, % calves. 4 horse 4,
8 nudes, aud . asses. The sale appeared 10 ex-
cite considerable competition. and the grea.
room VI the mart was crow ded The FIRST bid
dug aas Elo,00o, aud n was knocked down NJ
Gig, go, being 4 bona ide saie The estate
was sold by order of tie trustees Of Joseph Raw
Inns, Esq. deceased.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
room NJ The British Nuscum.
BLOCKADE OF TUE DARDtSELLES.

FOrCigt OUife, LdhhoH' y
" III. NJ. Government have received 'hioIn'"-
ton that il i. the intention Of II. l. VI, the I'm
peror of Russia. to establish the blockade OF the
Dardannelles. This blockade viii he limited TO
the pre-. ention Of vessels hound TO tons'hn'ine-
pie and laden with provisions or af'Ic'cs eon''"
band OF war. from entering rhe straits
The London Courier in publishing the hheVe,
remarks, " we have not consented Z" inc "'och'
sde. No formal notiti ratinn has vel Deeh h""'
20 us--Iiis maps,y' Intention has MERCY been
notified. and feat notice we conveyed To- Hoy" v
Lnrd .he, deem declared in his speech. on the
sth ofJuiy. that i, was Impossible for the NV"
neptrals 10 Cooperate with the hriieeFehI """''
the Treaty until the Emperor waived ms o""Se'-
emf rights an Inc Mediterranean. his imr'r.h'
As i"sts Voluntarily gave his assurance ''S' We
would wave his fisli as u hrllIeeren-shu we
co.pperaied with him. Rut il Nis Imperial ma
lestv resume his hrliigerent rights, " may pe W
ferred ,ha, he will lose our cooperation IN the
Mediterranean
From he London SIN, Of OcfobsT =
W. have reason 10 understand. al'ho"@h we
Earl OF Aberdeen notified TO Lloyds the hiaen'
tantion Of Russia 20 blockade the Datd""h'"eS'
that our Government do not intend 10 recognise
that blockade as being attempted not o"'y W W
rect violation OF the promises made hv hassla,
but contrary TO the spirit Of The treaty OF london
as we'll IA s,Ilyersivr OF or commercial inisres $
With this view, ~ rrmonstrance oil the m"st ne-
cided character has been forwarded 70 me Fun
neror Nicholas, couched in tersis which will nd
nit OF no eauivucation. The answer MIST DE
entirely satisfactory, ostac reverse mere cah
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03
DOMESTIC ISTnLLIGENCE.

The following Is published by order ol the Com
mitiee appointed ut a meeting of the Cilizcns
of New York al Masonic Hall, on the ID May.
Reasons iehy he present sgstem NJ 1peions op2bi
10 be aboiished
l. AucrIoss ARE MONOPOLY and ike all
monopoIlc. are unjust, by giving 10 = few, that
which ought TO he distributed among The mcI-
cantile community generally A single auction
house does as much business rs would support
fny respectable firms in private trade each con.
sisiing al two partners, maintaining iva FAINT
lies and two or three clerks. The evident ten.
deucy of Wis monopoly IS 10 ernsh the middle
ranks and 10 divide society into The very rich
and the poor. Under snrh sv"trm how shDl
we be able To introduce our children into active
life
. The commission under mhich IN nucii0uecT
acts. IS brleped 10 be unconstitutional II never
could be intended that The business OF selling
goods which is the occupation ol a merchant,
should be confined 10 a few individuals, 80 the
exclusion oil all others Yet from the alarming
increase Of sales by auction. Of late years. THIS
distressing consequence IS already taking place
3 Auctions tend To Concentrate the whole
trad OF the country IN n few large cities, 70 the
extinction of all other wholesale markets. Aud
even IN these cities. the advantage Is nearly
confined 10 the dHciiDnftts ihfHistlffHs " iFit
are the importers of Alexandria, Richmond,
Petersburg, Charleston, Savannah, aud Augusta,
who, only few years ago, wPre prosperous and
useful The trade OF then respective states has
greatly increased, both in eHportahle produce
aud internal consumption and their inporia-
tons ought naturally 10 have increased ~ the
same ratio: But heghnpe eeased. The auctions
have swallowed ~ all.
1. Auctions ATE DESTRUCTIVE TO DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURERS, who have acted under great
and dangerous mistake, IN ascribing then d'iii-
cuiies To foreign competition. Slisled by this
error. they have proculed tariff after taflii-
but in place of obtaining relief hy thus expedl
cut the evil has become more and more pres
sing I'll II is nj last evident, that the true remc-
DIV has moi been applied. The abolition OF auc-
lions IS their best remedy. II would he worth
ten tariffs. If imporiations were wholly PROM
bilpd, rum would equally tall on manufacturers,
under the present system; whereas, the exist
inc duties would be more than sufficient pro-
lection IN the absence of auctions, which, alone,
are fatal TO native industry. If Congress should
impose duty on the sales oil foreign inerehan-
disc ai auction, and leave those OF domes'ii
rood. zee. this would inflici a direct injury on
the American nlanuncfnrer Auctions are not
!, henpi 10 be kept Tor uttr own nse--bhl an a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03
CHEAP GOODS

NJ y y ID IL u w - - OnE.
EAUPONr'S best Rife Powder, 81 cts. ID
Shot, % III. bags, S2-retail 10 do.
Fest Bar Lead, cts.
Whtiernore's Wool Cards 81 cts
Epson salts IL cts.
Glauber do CTS.
Best Green Coffee II cts.
Do Gun Powder Tea 81 81
DO. Imperial do ! 81
Young Hyson - cts.
Real oil French Brandy only 81 80
FIRST chop Large Brim Wool Hats 81 cts.
Block Tin Coffee Cans IS cts n 5
A large assortment Of lacks at low prices
Also, Plates and Dishes, with variety OF
Earlhern and Glass Wares, at reduced prices.
IL, We have a number of other articles
which we can afford to sell mnch under mar
ket prices. and would recommend 10 cliaens
and planters, who wish 20 purchase any artl-
Gle in The Goods way, To apply to
June .. ANDREWS \ BROTHERS.
An elegant assortment Beit Ribbons 4 oasbes
Satin and Rarage Bonnet Ribbons
Baiage Cornered Shawls, quite new arl.
che, &c. &c. sc
The attention OF the Ladies is respectfully
nvitedto their present assortment OF fancy
Goods, which embraces the greatest variety
Of beautiful aud fashionable articles, several
nj entirely nelL style, and most of them chean
beyond expectation.
IL New arr rivals are every day looked for
IN which will be Leghorn Hats, Straw Bon
nets, aud further supply OF other articles in
fhe mi'liuary line.
Aprll 81 ts56.
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ALBRIGHT'S
COXU.MbkAE SYM L s..

vuIS Medicine for the snort timensh
neon before the Public, has roved nseli
=, IA Pauaceas and other remedies, 10
',Ib ,epree as to give confidence TO the Pro
r;stor. that lis efficacy alone VIII support hs
g,i,g,,isbed merits. II is the most useful sPrIhs
"a autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
:. 90 perfsctly innocent, that no evil effect neeu
q. ,nnrehended from it, when appliedagreeahiy
,he directions II may be given, without any
.,,n,ebension. TO the most tender infant, or lee
bic adult ,,,r,,, -, -.
.,enlually remove the following diseases Nc
rrosis. Carries, Tor ulceratlons OF 'ne pohes')
- Evil. or Scrofula, Rheumatic affections OF
,he head. and system generally; Sypnillis, Mer'
.n,ial. and all complaints originating IN the I'M
,,ron,r use Of Mercury; Ulcers of the mouth y
,hrna,. White Swelling cancerous, and nYete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; dlseas
~ r,he Skin Liver complaints a; Jaundce In
digestion. and Debility
Is a general depuratiyc article, or puriher
of the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
,o,vsrs Ii improves the appetite, and kas the
so,aarkablc quality of depriving the skin Of that
,,eiow bilious tint, which is so common IN bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above emu
,,ornted il is also recommended as remedy for
,hat affecting disorder the liberated sore head,
.nder which chlldrensuiier the most excr lctating
,,rnenis for years.
Each hottie ofthe genuine Medicine has lab
q representing the Eagle and the LYDIA, with
nv signature
NJ PnlcE SO PER BOTTLE AND $40 PR boz
JACOB ALBRIGHT
No 1903, Arch Street, near Third, Ph'la,
Oct %.
the subscriber has just received large GUAM
<,y ofthe Columbian Syrup and is the "a
,snt for this section of country.
WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct 23,
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l'ON rleY.
From Tho Boston Sfaiegmaa
LOVE IN THE NEW cOuNIRIE


LOVE IN THE NEW COuNIRIE.
BIZ Perigriae Psnnifof
40 /! love ~ such Wilderness"
How smooth II always runs
How lucky are rs daughters,
How Fortunate its Sous,
You never hear at poison.
And hang nr's out uf date,
And people will got welded
At some or other ratio.
On Monday last was married
BY Reverend Mr. Cotton,
John lltreliah SIM h
To Sally Temperance Watton
All ofthls towu"-And soft rocs,
There's very little billet douxinE,
Though i've aud twenty MI. Smiths
Ne my Natioas ~ woong.
Could body have you Hctsey 80
We'll reckon as you might
III 90 straight md ask mumma
Aud let SOU know tonight
Mamma says yes--But ia says no
III run away-if you're inelm'ds-s
" No couscquonce-sInrc morning
| believe I've chang d my mind
Once ~ whlie, the prints
Give out "A" lInrrld Dealh
On "Wednesday last Miss Brown
Expired from want Of breath.
Sci-hnuRcd and love Is thought 10 hr
Al the bottom Of the slanrhtor'
Pshaw how the duly papers lie
Twas uougIH buI gu aud - ater.
gentleman aud lady
At a patty chat tosrthrri
With word or two about their he ilthE
Aud word about the Houther--
At ten o'clock the gentleman
Sees the lady 10 the door
Which perhaps NJ lnost my hc about
Some three rods oil or more.
Now, who would think that u thing like tins
Should he the lad's undumg
lCs the iomsle htcs have ali agreed
That match Is surely brewing
positive engagement Mdam,
Iudrcd-you need not stare
Ituuh u very g1cat thing Tor her,
For you know, Ml'am, he's an hour"
Aud old maids talk ---and vonng naldI
Al talk of communicating
And Tia" pair soon conslrnmHr match
Ofohrr peoples making.
THIS is love 10 the new c0mdrie.
Ala, for the state ofthines--
!, for one c8uiot wonder al alt,
That Cupid s painted with Wnrs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03
New Publications.

EUST received by the subscriber lat his new
% Book aud Stationary Store) the following
New Publications, viz:
St. Valentines Day or the fair Maid of Perth.
by the author of WaverIy, in vols Tins Is
said TO be equal if not superior to any OF the au'
thor s former productions.
Narrative ola Journey through the upper
provinces OF .Iudia, from Calcutta TO Bombay,
in lS2I-lS25. with notes upon CeyIou) an ac-
count of a Journey to Madras and the Southern
provinces in 1926. And letters IN India by pc
late Right Rev. Reg maid Heber, D. ID. IN 2vofs
Religious Discusses by Sir Walter Scott " In
peruslng these Discusses the read will find
some OF the most momcntJus questions which can
exercise the human MUD, discussed with great
eloquence, ingenuity and force ofargument
Those who wish to purchase any Of the above
or other articles in the Book and Stationary line
gould ,lo well TO call and examine the subscli
ber's stock before they purchase elsewhere, as
he Is determined his prices shall be suited 10 the
tunes. CliSS' "A WI HIND
June 10
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NEW FLOUR.

tkVHE undersigned has Just received load
IL ofverv superior Flour, made from new
Wheat, and will continue to receive and keep on
band constant suppy-Also, Com, Cnrn-Mral
Bran, &c. at his office, next door below Mr.
yankees office, and nearly opposite the Farm
ers' Bank, where the highest cash price will be
given for wheat. BENZ HERSEf.
Jnnr 80. 1918
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MISCELLANY.

IHE TAR AMERICANS, ii would appear,
4" bear oil the bell' in high life in Lo"don
Lady Hervey, 0he sister OF marchIon, s.
Wellesley has been married to the MAJ quls
Carmarthpn, eldest son oil his grace Of Leeds
Thus papi,lry and epuhlicanismhave stoTmrd
the highest places, aud two robIe marqul5ses
have like lord Mansfield, (vide Pope yielded
10 the impulse OF nature, IN falling victims To
fine totms and bright eyes. Is there n" Prn.
dent senator who will warn the empire OF the
consequences of such unions, or sound the
alarnm, which nearly a century ago was peal
ed in Ireland, in consequence OF the alten-
ton paid by lb" then viceroy Qord Chester
iield) 10 Miss Ambrose, known by the name
OF the " dangerous papis',' and who died in
green old age as lady Ambrose. Alas alas
we are fallen on evil days, and the " school
master" has exlingnishcd all orthodox spl-
rit II London Sphgit.
We hear that the sister of the marChloness
of Wellesley is to be led Ia the hymeueal al
tar by the marquis Of Carmarlhrn. Two
marchionesses. IN one democratic family :
Jonathan will be "prcty considerably as
touished. J0hH BuH
T" Jonathan" cares nothing about it. He
wishes all his country women happy-but
whether il be in marriage with marqulsses or
mustard makers, il is all the same TO him
He would suppose, however, that the latter
are most likely TO he honest men aud good
husbands-and tathersl Mics Register.
The Son Of .Hungo Park.-It was lately
mentioned, that the son OF Alnneo Park as
cpnded tree, sacred IN the eyes Of the ma
tives Of AGRA, in orderto get a better view
Of some game. aud that he soon afterwards
died of poison. A letter has, however, been
received in town, from a gentleman on
board II NJ ship Primrose, dated Fernando
Pc, Feb. II, 1928, which says-"Mr. Park, on
Jumping from The tree, hurt himself c"nside-
rably. He had been laboring under some
internal disease, which, am convinced was
the real cause OF his death. The King OF AGRA
sent all Parks effects, even TO an old hat
wanting the crown, 10 Commodore Collier,
far which TIE Commodore made him the pre-
sent of fowling piece aud a brace OF pistols,
AS reward tor his honesty. Major Denham
is On hoard the Commrdorss snip, aud enjoys
GOOD health he had crossed the country.
CAPTAIN CIappertnn died three days before
our arrival here l>colSntah'
Tnof om-Nr. 0lber, OF Bremen, cele-
bra,ed astronomer, calculated that after tour
,niI,;ons Of wears, a certain comet would APP
,roaeh ga nparlhe surface of thr earth as TO
.. a., ,,,otors If the orpap 10000 feet, and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03

T,ok onl-alr. olber, of Bremen. cele-
bra,ed astronomer, calculated that after four
millions of years, certain comet won'd ap-
,,raael, ca marble surface OF thr earth as TO
ra;.e the waters Of the ocear IL. 600 feet, and
Inns canse second deiuge aud that after
nce,iy millions of years, +, would come IN
contact with the oarllr.
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UNOR RENT The tenement occupied by
n AIessrs Rankin g. Cole Possession TO be
given on the lst day of August next. Apply to
Saml Clayton or to the subscriber
JAMES l., CLAYTON.
Nav L.. t>oZ
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HNOUND-A sum of money the owner may
n lave the same by applying TO
JNO. Vi. OTEY.
June 80.
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NTOTlCE.-rhe subscriber, being anxious
Y to settle and close the accounts Of the late
Paul J Tardy, decd. and make arrangements
To discharge the debts due f'om the estate
do hereby request all persons indebted
thereto, either by bond or open account
to call aud settle the SAINT, no longer in
diligence can be given. William Iardy hav-
ing been lelt as agent by the will ofthe decd. is
fully authorised to receive and discharge all
claims due TO and from the said estate. hope
that this notice will be promptly attended 10.
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The agent VIM, Tardy
will continue the bust
ness and keep on hand a
general assortment of
hats, &c. He is detcrmi-
ned 10 sell them at the
lnnsf rcfinCcd prices for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03

ENDUCATI0N.-The next session o.
" 4 the subscribers School viii commence
M Monday the seventh day otJuv.
WM. ". WARD.
june "a St74
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cash. Every attention will be paid, so as to
give general satisfaction to all who may favor
him win call SANlL IARDY. Ex'r.
June %. ts75
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
Cash In Market.

ys1HE subscribers having leased for term OF years
the large three story brick house on Duke street,
in the town OF Ale xandra, ID. G.. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, wish to purchase one hundred
the ages of ava IS years Persons who wish to sell
will do well 20 give us call, We are determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are IN
market, or that may hereafter come into market
Anyletters addressed to the subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandria, will be promptly at
tendedto For information, enquire at the above de-
scribed house. as We ut all times be found there
MAY Is FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
Nhis is to give office,

r3>HAT the subscriber Of Prince Georges County in
Il the State of Maryland, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of alexandria County, in the District of
Columbia letters of \ In aistrition with the will an
ncxed on the estate Of EnwARE LLoYD, late OF the
county last aforesaid, deceased All persons having
claims Against the said lccedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the same 10 the subscriber or before the
23d day of Oct ODER next, or they may by law be eX
clud, from all benefit u said esta, and those in
deb,eL thereto are required to make immediate pay
mcnt Given under nv hand this sd DAY of april,
1923. JULIUS FORREST, Admir-.
with the viii annexed Of
april 2S--6w EIwarI Lloyd, decd.