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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

UNA" AE.-Nas COMPUTED the Jail NJ Washington
county, the Z4t December last as Runway slave
nuiStio man. vino cGli, himself JOHN MDANIII about .
years Of age feet inches hsh1s small scar al ere his let
ce Had ON, when committed drab domestic sr;om an:
TaaioonS, Wilmington striped wa,5cuat and old white fur
nat Says he Uorgc to W Ham i living al Falmouth Va
anu Was sold 10 join DAILY, ia ny somewhere in the s1e
INC owner OF SAID slave requested 10 and take him
ava y, or he will be released according 10 law
Dec 9-2tc CHRIST7N NEWCOMER Jr Sbsy;T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

ESELlI" M-or the Adventures OF Il Gentleman
~ complete gentleman, who. according TO Sir
Fopl'ng ought to dress well. dance well, fence well
have genius for love letters md an agreeable voice
tcr chamber --ErurR,cE: 2vois.--Just publish
cd and for sulc b.
dec LIS 7. RI. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

MANAGERS OFFICE.
IINHE following were the Numbers drawn il, the
Il 18th Class, Dismal Swamp.
81, 10, do, All, 4, 8, IL
fee under the Eagle Hotel.
" Tickets IN the 18th Class, Dismal Swamp are
now ready for sale. rh, patronage OF the public in
general is solicited to this splendid scheme contain
ing capital OF 50oo0, to be drawn ON the 18th of
dec IS YATES g. MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
BIGGERS OFFICE.

81, 10, 43, Al, 4, 3, Id,
Were the drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp ca
nal Lottery, class, No. Is. AS usual several capital
prizes sold in Richmond dec IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

10 Pt0RterS Of Tobacco on James hl0er.
NOTICE is gwen that all Tohacco intended for siockg
Warehouse arriving the BASIN will .rdescd be re-
ceved INTO tire Fire Proof Warehouse Of the sbr e. ro,iz
the Basin and adjoining Shock, free expense OF dravag
thcr expense to the owner l5en called for ON or ear
ping than would occur II delivered az once INTO Shoe
@ Ample insurance has BE- effected upon az occo stored
m the house above nau'ct ". l. MORRIS.
dec 40, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
SUGAR.

A0 llhds N. o. part very superior, landing this
~ morning at the dock, i6r sale by
dec l2--ls 81 MYERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

Richmond, rh Dec. 1925.
Good new white seed cotton win be purchased I'd
thc Factory for which the highest price in cash will
he given, will be received IN exchange for cotton
yarns, or gInncd for the customary toll
Do 5--wft JOEEPH HAYWOOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
Goncl.land- nrt o-tn 10,

OIiCi.by Viruc o. decd executed by Thy-
mas o. West To tie subscriber and duly recorded IN th
clerks oe OF hmg William County court, purposes therein
mentioned VII be solo 10 the highest bidder public auction
day 81 cceinef next, # fair, if the far lay tract
Oh En ~ said oo,miv containing 10 more or less win
No1 o. n"iis also nh the stock, plantation utensils aa
al 'ie household aud Kitchen iurite Terms made known "a
10y oi sale Inc title 10 te above properly is believed TO Ia
nquestionahe but acting trustee | shall convey only s,th
i.,s as Is vested in re.
-vaitc RI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13


Seeoad ei'HoA, iG!f pGst one O'Clock, r. II
The .Neus and tie .lEtrkets.-For New Yorl, Fj,ur
which yesterday sold at S7 we learn that 81 has been
offered this morning. The offer was declined howe
yer with demand of S3.-We do not lcarg that ony
large orders III market.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

SABt.-BN a deed q! d.
Il Turner H. tei, and Lanua his WIFE, IT, the sub -cri,e
an d''y recorded IN tbs clerks CfRe C,Aaid cou-
sr We or either OF us, will, Monday the I5h av OF
Hftnctf nest, ttnat being Gooclamd county couday p
'ted u SELL oi to0cand court house the highest bidder for
ready money, ali t.n right tue, claim the All
Turner a. Henley and Hannah his wife may have in
,Iaci oi land containing two hundred and ua ana one
irth acres OF land yng the low end md coun
icing the tract Of land owned hy Wan Barnett al lie
imc OF ms DEATH ard which by his last WIN testament he
devised To hls heirs, To- be equally divided between them, az
which Hannah Henley formerly Hannah Barnett is one OF the
neits OF the sad Wm Barnett, also al interest, tle an!
c'am which the sad imner Henley and Hannah his wiie
unS have May have in SIX negroes with her NJ,
'eSSe also sck Of oes, hogs, cattle aud stock of ktnu.
I' hos'od and kitchen furniture belonging the Wa
samet, which with al eate they claim under tIe go,
Nln Bafne's VIII in order satisfy the purposes for which
nc SAID deed OF st made Such TILE only will he cen
Eeyed a. IS vested lie subscribers aforesaid deed q,
t7,sL WILL GRAY :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

A LEVEL suitable for on Engineer, has been LEI
at w. III. Fitzwhylsonn's bookstore, for sale. I
can be had ~ sacrifice if application be made di
rcctly. d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

Bcrry'S Premium Fire Brick.
WE have Just received a further supply Of tho
w above superior article, which have boon proved
10 be equal TO the English Stourhrdgc Brick..--The
principal Fomdrics in the United States are now ma
king Of these brick in preference TO the English.
CUSHAIAN g. ANDREW,
dec 5--ts Agents fov the Judnufactpers.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM.

COL. AARON OGDEN will remain in Wash
inston for some months, and upon being duly au.
thorised by power Of Attorney, he will continue to
act as Agent for the surviving Officers and Sol
ders Of the late Army Of The Revolution, for whose
reliet bill was passed at the late session OF Con
grcss, and approved Of on thc 18th Of May last ;
and upon receiving the evidence prescribed by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, Col. Ogden will
procure the names Of thuse entitled to be duly re-
gistered, and will remit the certificates thereof to-
gether with the two years pay now due, TO Wit ;
From the 81 of March, 1896 to the 81 Of March,
1928, by mail, in a draft OF the United States
Bank, on any Of its Branches, payable to each IN
dividua, or to his order
June 9, 1923.
u Editors throughout the United States requested
to give to the above notice two Insertions.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

neton, on the second day Of June, one thousand
EIGHT hundred and twenty eight, BY Henry Gay
Secretary Of State of the United States ana M sln, s
cent Rumpff. Minister penipotentiary OF the iree
IIanseatic Republics OF Lubeck' bremen, an.
of their respective Governments.
Now, therefore, be it known that |, John Quin-
cy Adams, President Of the United States OF Amer
lea, have caused the said Convention to be made
publc, to the end that the same and every clause
and article thereof. may be observed and fulhlieu
with good faith, by the United States anu the cit-
zens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
caused the zeal of the United States to be afiixed
Done at the City Of Washington, this SECOND
day of June in the yearof oui Lord one thou,
sand eight hundred aud twenty-eight, and
of,hc independence Of the United States the
ffty.second.
BY the President
II. CLAY, Secretary Of State.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
l.. S. II. CLAY.
L. S. Y. RUMPEE.

And whereas, the said Convention has been du
~ ratified on both parts. and the respective ,ati.
iications Of the same were exchanged at Wash.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
By the President Of the United States Of .9merica
A PROCLAMATION
s5p Autturitr,

WHEREAS, convention of Friendship, Com
merce and nav CATION. between the United States
Of America and the Free Hanseatic Republic, Of
Lubec, Bremen and Hamburg. was concluded and
signed BY their Plenipotentaries, at Washington,
OH the twentieth day Of December, in the year Of
our lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty
seven; which convention, being in the English
and French languages, is, word tor word, as fol-
iows
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

In security Go uos forget danger.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

BJ lHC TTEsIUcIH
II. CLAY, Secretary Of State.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
1dnnBn Botanic Garden
AND
NURSERIES,.

lone ISLAND. NEAR NEW YORK
-HylLIIAH PRINCE, Proprietor of this
establishment, announces to the public
.,., ,be new edition (.aih) Of his Catalogues
hs las, issued from the press, and may he oh
,a;,,.5 gratis. Of Mr.. X. Q. TOMpKiNS ofthis
cir. The advancement of this establishment
sao been pursued with unabaied ardour, aud re-
,,,,aless ofexpense by the present Proprietor and
A. atl,er for above half century in the pre-
"a,te oI,rged catalogue, he offers TO the public
I-o varieties of ApIes, DOB of Pears, 10 Of Cher
VA lao of Pluns, ga OF Apricots, 81 Of Peach
~ ~ of Nectarines, 10 Of Almonds, n of MuI
,e,,ies. 6 of Ounces. 10 Of Fig, Is of Curra,as,
* NJ Rasoberries, ~ Of Gooseberries, 20 OF
{, ,,yterries, 10 OF Nuts. 257 of Grapes, 49l Of
p,sss ~ of Pa mics, io2 oil Dahllas, 81 ofCa-
nsl;,s aud in all near 900 species of Green
house Plants, besides an immense assortment OF
Hardy Ornamental Trees. Shrubs aud Plants,
Yalbous Flower Roots, &c.--This collection IS
n, only unrivalted ia this country, but, Is not
suroassed by ANY in Europe, and, for the
systematic accuracy with which every order will
he executed, the proprietor gives his express
Win regard to the Grapes they have been
most carefully selected from the North, Middle
,nd South of rance, Germany, Switzerland and
fbe Crimea, by which means the proprietor rs
enabled IL supply such varieties as arc adapted
4, he respective iocaliiies-and where such selec-
inn is lei, to him il shall be made with scrupu
,ous attention.
TP Orders left with Mr.. r. @. TOMPKlNS,
or forwarded direct, per mail, will receive prompt
attention.
Nov. 3 fs24.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
Eov.6.

S.\YEW PUBLICATlONS.-Ibe subscriber
IN has inst received, direc. from Philadelphia
New Publications, viz:
LORD Byron. and some Of is contemporaries
with Recollections OF the Authors Lite, and OF
his visitt 70 Italy, by Leigh Hunt.
Tales from the English Souvenir.
Whims and Oddities, in prose ami verse, with
forty original Designs, by Ihomas H9od one OF
the Auttors Of Udes and Addresses % great PEG
pie, and the designer Of the progress OF Cant,
Morgan'S llIusfrations OF Masonry, by one OF
the Fraternity who has devoted thirty years TO
the subject, with an account otthe kidrGpping
ofthe .1uihor Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9Th number
for March 1928.
North American Review. 59th nWrber, for
1923.
Edinhurg Review, No. %. FOR Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No. 10, for Jnnua
~, lS29.
The american Journal OF the Medical Scien.
ces, No. ., &3
The Mcdico Chirurgtcal Review, No. 10, for
Jan. 1929.
The above New Publications have lust been re-
ceivetl, with n large assortment Of Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers. and tie
nnh!ic "snera(!, are requested 10 give him q call.
This sioct IS large and complete, and he Is lie.
termined 10 sell, and will make his prices accor
ding 10 -, times. He still carries on the Book
bindiu. business in 81 its various branches.
sRIesn II. NORTH.
s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
POETRY.
From Liiiei's Remember me.
A CHERUR.


Peau,iful thing, with fhina eve ofIigbt,
Ahi thy brow Of clundlsss beauty bright,
Gazing FOR aye ON the sapphire throne
"hitn who iUeleth IN light, alone,
AT thou hading now on that golden wing,
with the burning sarRph choir To sing,
or s;oopilg To earth, IN thy genlencss,
Our darklilg path To cheer and bleus.
Heautrnl thing, Thru arr coma in love,
With 9nntla gules from that world above
breathing OF pureness, breathing of bliss,
Fearing our spirits away from this,
To the better thoughts, To the brighter skies,
Where Heaven's uneluudnd sun ,hiue lies,
winning oar hearts, hy a blessed guile,
with that infant look, mud angel snilo.
Beautiful thing thou art come IN ioy,
Nlih the look, VII the voice Of uur darling boy,
ulm thai was torn lreln the hleediug hosrts
lie had tw,is'd about with his inf,ntaris,
To dwell from SIN and rom sorrow far,
u The golden orb ofhis Little star
There he rejoiceth, while sn, oh we
Long TO be happy aud safe as he.
HoaHtithi thing thou art come IN ps lcn,
Rliding our douhis and rnr frars occssu,
Niping the tears thai anbiddrn. start,
FROM Their ~fnuntsin deep, in the broken hasrt,
ehee'lng rs st,lL on our weary way,
let cur hearts should faint, or our feet should stray,
IN crowned Tor the conquest at last We shaif be,
ffaduhtHl thiiS' with our hoy aud thee
GEORGE w, DoANE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
DOMESTIC INrELLIGESGE.

Cherokee G1TerHmgi. - the New iiciIota
GsNriie. Ne find y full account OF the ofgtniga
tian of the new Oh, rokee Government aud the
Message of the principal clirfs of the Nation ~
the General Council.
The formation, by a people rescued from q
state of ba,l'afisin. of government, republican
N its foundation. mud having for its objects the
extension oil CIVILIZATION by t,e promotion ut a
system of moral aud literary instruction. Is. aud
deserves 10 be, regarded NJ a phenomenon IN
lhr political hisiorl of the TINES. such i. the
government instituted bv thr Cheroke.s Whc.
rhrf, IN the character and cnpacii, OF tins pro-.
pie there is y sufficient gusra tee for he con.
'inusnee Of ibis poillfcal system, we hase not sui.
fcienl knowledge 10 enable MS 10 determine
aud as 10 the other question, whether The bar
liers wmtl nature, education, aud habit. have
created between the red race and TIE white CIT.
sens, by which II Is encompsssed may oot be SO
immutahle aud impossible US Ia prevent the pro.
trncted existence of n government VI this cl,nr-
aeter, We lea,r II ior time and circumstances TO
disclose.
After the organisation OF the two houses, the
NaiIonhi Cenmhiee, comprising sixteen mem
beers. aud the National Councils. containing
t"cptv-ionr members, n code OF rules WIS adopt.
ed, ~e''d'n'ly framed from the rules which 20
serned the proceedings Of our Congress. he
fA'fP wv w ~ fFHAAfFN
OF officers, under the new Cherokee Consiilu-
''on, John Ross aud George Lowry were elect
ed principal Chefs for The term of Tour yeats.
Their message, Is certainly quite n SOUND, sensi-
pie bus'oess-llhe paper, treating of top,cs nearly
allied 10 the brsi interests Of the nation, and
credhaole To It's enlightened authors 10 the
early part of their document, the Chiefs take &c.
casion TO say, what we wish would be- oftener re.
pea'cd by the Executive officers of snn,e Of our
States, that The public press deserves the
patronage of the people, and should be cherish
ed nv an Important vehicle for the diffusion OF
general information, aud rs a no lets powerful
auxiliary IN asserting and supporting GU, poli,i-
cal rights
Mention "a also mhde Of the ifeasury--n Ma.
tionai Aeadem, al new E~.chota-,he charity
schools--the judiciary SYSTEM ant other topics
OF minor consideration. The message also
oombats The arguments advanced by Georgia "a
sustain her demand apou the United States, for
the appropriation of he Che rokrs lands within
her TERRITORY. and indicates q determination not
10 surrender ife lants wondered deai t. Them by
possession, and the re'o, niscouess attached to
A. J0Gfndl.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
Weekly Supplies Of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

Snrerh Gau-e and Nelpomemc Scarfs
Do do Arcadinn HJkf,,
PIX. aud hik. watered Silks
n~etai,ai Blk. Florence aud Italian Silks
~o"herief assnftment OF worked Swiss AlusFns
~"ltles 81 every denomination, ard some
y "iRfe ADD entirely aow p%atterns
ppp'aaptt l.ares, At half The ;rtormer nriccs
y iew 'astinnahle ws,ered u buff Gingbams
S,H" f.ill'ions, direct iron, Paris
'ongres FOR Aadies' dresses
greet bargains torn an irdncemen, 10
nnrfhasees, we w,tl assure them. every .for,
"'i be taade tn lt,at effect.
MkEE, ROSlNSON co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
TERMS.

. anpunl, payabis m advancs.-No sub
nj ~ received for a less tfne than six mouths
srpsien - vii be discontinued <but at the discretion
ID n4,s H. FRdltors) until all arrsarages srs paid.
~ Advertisements wili be inserted At 50 cents per
qune 10 Those FROM a distsnee must bs paid for
eslIn 1a1 = Il, ,,r Insertion, or the payment assumed by
p,ss'g gaspoasible person in L,ncho"rs
:, cs.oeery Orders notexeceding two sc aresarc in-
.s,sd far sx dollars.
~ ,lIlet,e4s addressed 10 the Edfters must be post
:, they will not be attended co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

IN tho f flowing article frog, the Journal oi
Commerce W. cnlt'cly concur He have scr,,
the sam- eye, and Il ready performed, 20 all
appearance, the proper tihciinh al the naturaf
rSP. N Z. american.
Idif1ini Eye We have our full share Of
JEALOUSY iowMd f~uackrry ID HI rs branches.
(stld ilIfytnre sniicirnt,y hnnlci Gus among us)
bot qat s~fJhstice 10 tie puhlie anl 10 Or. Scud-
der aftlF Museum, we are induced Ia saV n WORD
resneoi lug the subject OF his adVefiisrInenr,
winch appears IN another cOlumn. he call.u un
~, = dag or two since, accompanied by a laG.
iu' @i11hi he had lnsertea an afliHtml eye. The
eye "hs tilted 10 compare with tue other viii.
such 81 ltti5ius rxaclncss, and. " hst no Onc VIII
bcllrFe vino has not seen Il, Il sl ii.i it, posi-
ION 80 regularly "nh the olhrf 10 meet the line
Of yision. liai II was dificuii 20 choose the natu.
raj als, and some who were present misioolS
ii Va TIE niiemlii Nbei the natural eye was
'ntned obllqae. ~ Tar ~ p%ossible, the other did
l,'ss oil nDtnn, what We have sai1 is lfuc. The
I > g IS alsp conniVed ~ that the wchfrr, by =
.iu'e - crtilre IL giving a proper position to
MS b J ~ tptYei saiiOn, tan counterIeit the
contraction aal d1a iGn OF the pupil oiihe ma
lmal eye wIh success. TIC lad SAID he had
worn his - = 1t week, and without pait. Thosc
VIVA lave l"rtl ~ uIio,',aaie ~ to lose either O,
even both incii y r., 90 10 have them oiherwisc
,nIuIsd. vii ba grateful To DR.. ). foi his very IN
gcuIgIs Invention. Noting aelorms the couo-
rrna,ce 30 much nS a had eye-u is even worse
IT duy Ibiig can br wor-t) tran 10 lose one ;
=" either oase u . wnl be able To afford r.,
tiei.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
New Publications.

TNIIE subscriber has just received, direct
from Philadelphia the following nas pub
LEGATIONS, via
ST Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth,
BY the Author Of Wavcrly, &c. &c. This work
is said to be superior 10 any he has ever written.
Sin Walter SCOTS Religious DIscourses.
American Quarterly Review, 9th No. for .June
1898, Just received and for delivery 10 subscri.
rrs. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
June 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
IrishLiGens, Lawns y Sbeetings

WE are prepared TO exhibit IL case
Cuper dressed Irish Linens Of superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs.
A few pieces full 6-4 Linen sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection Of
hose DESTROYS Of having good and cheap lii
men fabrics. M'KEE, ROBINSON X co.
lime @.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
TRANSFORMING TREES.

II IS a notorious fact, TINT Of the number al
trees trau planted IN our public walks and
.,ioeis for many ytarf past, pai liculnrly on tho
Battery and IN The Park, AZ least three-iunrths
have nrVrr vcgc alad nj all. aud Of The few that
have, no small number OF them have died the
first season, ard The remainder ARE nov as II
were struggling in u slckly state between l,ie
and death. The fg'e rAusr OF winch Is, they
have al been set n grent deal too deep III thr
ground, and The consequence has bren that Ihr
bark above he root hns become rotten, Dud OK
tInguished IA vegetable life.
The few that have escaped thig catastrophe,
will IT Examined, he iound to have entire new
roots, formed above the Old, ADD The latter pos
sr-sius 40 vegetable ate ~hairVer. .griars
yiatHiy 5tO1s hon dtt5 all trees OHgif n be plant
I'd. 10 set them In ihe least deeper than iiry
much deeper. fatal. hose that have been SCI
out IN the public walks IN this city, have gent
rally been planted u toGt o. mare drepcr thu,
they naturally stood, aud II is the height of nh
surdliy to expect s,ch to live and flourish VIII
so great II proportion buried in The earth
which, by the law OF nature grew IN the ope,
air.
To bury animal life and expect it there % lis,
and mature, IS not more prepostrious IL ia
sually exposed situations 10 guard agsinaI inlul
by high winds, II ID Only required 10 Shorten ia.
tops, aud otherwise Inn iGem bat o. no nc
count " whatever CughI any pat before nurscd bl
lis native ali To he buried ~ the ecrIi.
IN. Y .Iuyrp ToUl.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
IItMs


. Niia' drsi'pvs r'e Happiness Of families
What trgtadrs the inteilrci 81 man Whar
m,tcs amiab'f wives widows Tue waters of
bitterness Whence do the wHicf3 OF biliernrs
nuw 7 From ne bisniy bottle.
The 81 Angdstidc iiriati. Of The Goth uIt,
say Oranges are uos ia fine shipping order
ANT several vesseis are n9tnfrd II carry on our
hmi. prod abie exchanges niaY br ,naic fu-
Northern produce.
jserur1 An edition of the works of Misa
Brii,c IL pat 10 lness III Boston. Ibis " riier i,as
great nerve aud \ gUr.
Carry, Lea q, Carey have In press the second
Sertrs ri iAles OFF, o., andiaiher.
The Estp,mber..Hc, u Christmas and New
Years Cdti. ), announced rs neariy ready for
publication. be t. Liiu'ii, of paiiaielphia,
Spsqr IN South EGrotinG. 1t Is rApccted TINT
S"ga, eau br very easily prodncrd IA south
Chtplna bonn fie watermelon, WHICH gruss in
great peifsciton ia mat Stair. i aniiord OF n
pubic house - Ihs interior OF lac state, is said
to i'tve male ali she sugar lr nsri from water
nielons OF his nssn raising. Ailp'e s,sgar from
the West ao,i N,rih has been Il sae at,y seat to
Hcw Iote Ter sasse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
From Tie Basioa Statesman.

FT0M NE H1sf0a Sidifsnnn,
Oh what a fiiry foot why could be
a I,ile hlne French slipper To enclose
such exquisite proportion Look you, Tom
fldst ever Iii resting on the edge
vi yondor ottoman. she's drest IA blue
Dost sea her J Hang you for a hat--whv there !,
Sizes moving it--no wonder that she stirs
lie delicate thing 50 gently,-Dnlst thou ever
See such a foot, Tom
Never , that's my aunt
She wears a wooden log"
pahn,u hmm un,1rn nm.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
IL De concluded ~ or -crt)

: Other insects, however, hcarde tn hoe nrs ygrY use.
I'll to uau. Among the number uro TAR torhinenl insect,
the fly whIch gives birth u the gaR-ng' Inv silk worm,
&c. Acid.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

eUoT RECEIVED by Thomas ;. Duvai,
" a supply of Linsest Oh Spts. Turpentine,
"hte Leaa, superior Salad Oil, iiaccabA
s"ta loose are in bottles, and a nurnber of o.
,'ef articles in his line, which he will sell at the
"Rest cash prices. Mary
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

Co~p per says.
- would not enter GU my list ~ friends
Though grac'd with nollsh'd munuers aud fne sense
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

,'n by children. II Is the pglies; weed tina, grows,
and has the mosi offensive odor.
The poets. always %exaltng and magnif. ing
the subjects thar they touch, have contributed
perhaps, more than any other set of writers 10
mislead onrJuds,neni. They endow the bee
with memory. and Rogers thinks thai IL finds
its way 10 the hive by This faculty alone. M,
is II only with regard 10 the bee. that poets. The
worst en'onoioglsis in the world have lead Us
aSiTay.