The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

pshioa4nctaph, sce ,teaiise on nen ami things
IN general 49," fafi8p IT muisl,ilc semprT. ~
Virgil. Bv john Randolph of Koapaks. Whh
,aiteiy OF isugihy aud interesting Notes, by Wm.
u. tiile.. Governor
The Politician. Manual. , vols. syo -" Eve
~ fhinr by 6,x aud starts, but nothng long -
viii, nulnernoa cneravngs. designrd by The au-
thor. ByM ". Noah. Judge of ISRAEL. oiN.
trenlh edition, With sa,,eiy oi maitsr never be-
fore published.
Abri,lgcnent ofSnsh's Mnnuni consisting Of
onoiafinns from the New York Advocate aad
Nov fvfk enquirer.
Eaton oil 'r Contracts, - observations on the
Contingent Fund. BY Senator Baton, of
Tennessee. G1hrse two tracts are accom-
panied with recommendations fIoW auner
Jackson.
The Brothers, or the RniEan Assault 4 Tr0
ge,y IN aeIs, by Thomas Hart Benton, Ct the
y. 5. Army.
Ia conciliaiion--an epic poem In 81 canios.
By Thomas Hart Benton OF the Il. 3. Senate.
The Wcahercock--a periodieal-conducted
b. an association of gentlemen among whom
are the editors ofthe Richmond Enquirer, y. y.
E,ening Ho.t, Albany Argus. Delaware Gaze,te.
II III Of the New Hampshire Patriot. and JARVIS
ofthe Telegraph
Hamilton on the Militia Laws--v he,cin is
shnwG thar the execution Of sir usilitianen, con
lraiy 10 law AID justice, sas. nevertheless, both
lawful aud Just.
Blood and Carnage--An address to the reo-
pie OF fnr u. ). - vii burn him up IN IFS
gency house -" Shoot ten ball, through the d. d
rascal - BY Cen. Andrew Jackson.
4 modest appeal Ia my fellow -ciiizens IN fsvoi-
o my claims % the Presidency" Neither seek
hg nor declining Office BY Farmer Jackson, Of
Tennessee.
\ literary friend VIM has had an opportunity
of readiug some thu above works has promised
TO give review of those which possess most
interest
Mr. Richie (the modest and consistenO asks.
" shall The paudcrs of corruption Che friends -
the AdminisraIIon) boldly rally under our very
boards '"-(his beard aud the " dion y
What presumption in them 10 faiy 80 ro,r his
X the " Coloncls' sacred pYesepee - VII r,gs
eiall,, how liberal !. lie tpiths' a. pa lrr, Of
corruption, applied 10 "a large class IF the com
munny HHg.
MI. Richie Qhc modest aud G. .stenD SAYS
F." for the next siTrq dass - anj the " Colonel
will stretch every siress" lie will not he
says, be cou'cu attn defending Ja,kson--ht
means 10 carry the var fHdnabdi hhcJ Iu'o
Africa Farewell, learned, able, aud dignl6rd
Adams- magu1ninOus, elolGpnl and high
saurd Clay The q Colonel has saddled
white Surry for the field and Mr.. Richie be-
strides his " Pompadour' poney. Agans, such
i,encud0uS odds, what can 9oar learning, clo-
9ocnce and ch'vary avail ID.
Fraud The Jackson prints have ruined the
beauty ct Nr. jefferson famous toast a Lynch
burg. They insist upon having ii:
Honour aud gratitude Ia the mnn who has
filled the measure OF his country's glory,
Mr.. Jefferson gave It,
Honour 70 those who have filled the mea
sure of their counuys honor
They deldce the glory oi Mr.. Jeilsnon to
deck out their idol IN stolen honoors.
-eZyS-
In Virginia some OF ihr frs; nleu ofthc Com
monHcalih are IN favor Of the Administration,
With James Madison, james Monroe, judge
Marshall, Judge Washington, Judge Brooke,
aud hapnan johnson, II their head. The OPP
position has for its lenders, Randolph Giles
Snyth, aud Rchle. VIII not The people reflect
on his
The Maryandcr, in reference 20 Mr.. Erwin.
those letter we publish in this days paper. re-
marks
Col. ERwiN has been advantage
Known in this CITY tor the last twenty five years
by most Of cur old mel chants; some Of whom
W hl,o heard speak Of him as man of DIS
IL ui,hcd honor. integrity and yeracity.
- " e ate authorized bv merchant Of this
place To saw that Nh NIAkLEY II u gcstlcmsn
OF the inst rc.pectahllny IN Iennesseehe has
been repeatedly member uf the Legislature.
and was recently the presiding o0ooer of the
senate"