The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26

ne hav. 10 giesns Of knowing, moi Knowing
the writer. The paper IN .hiaa II sppssrs has
openly pref.ssei IL preferences II Gen Jack
son 10 VIZ. Adams fnr the Presidency. Aud
with this infptmslith ri the political complex
ION Of The paper. We commit the eslrsei To- the
Judgment NJ onrs eaders; Nat. IHt.
Erfraei Of a letter from Tashing,ou.
Won have Doubtless observed thai Col.
Richard NJ. Johnsoa Of Kentucky, has not
been reelected n Senator IN Congress from
that State. The late Chief justice, Geo. M.
BiLh. - man 81 nntonbted ability and endow-
ed with great frmness and decision Of char.
acicr, succeeds him. This change does not
affect uur majority in The senate neither
VA. the result unexpected he,r, though i. wns
no dnnhi brought about in some degree 10y
tn operatinn of local causes. When Con
gre IS 6ryi met this Winter, some of our friends
had maenidcsm project of establishing q
a g,sai naiioHni party, hni should rue az peH
IN state Lessiainre as In Congress with IL. hssa
Qnsriers hred a, Washington. aud NTH aiihe
apparatus Vt pr,nss, Commutess. de. But II
appears to me that the day has gone by. when
thu national party can "a all cases be nade y
STATE one In the actual condition ofihiDgs IL
cannot br made TO address itself with sufficient
force and eonsfancy, either 20 thu feelings or the
opinions OF men, 10 overcome local influence,
dc.
The Albany Daily Advertiser states that,
on he evening Of IN. Eighth of January, the
efisv 81 Gen Jackson was burnt publicly al
Al plaee. TIE Advertiser adds 1.-THE CON
eSrpl and ahhor,ence OF all msn pretending
fkodersney viii rrst IN the perpetrators Of this
act To Which We add, and OF any and all
such ike" u IN the sentiment OF The Adver-
User, with or without our amendment, we
cordially concur.
u was some days ago stated, az fact. in
ONE e. thr b ton papers, thpl some dslin
pushed Federal gentlemen. whose feelings had
5ren touched by the contents OF Mr. tefTer
ms Letter 10 Nj. Giles concerning Mr.. Al
M, had addressed Il letter 10 Mr. Adams, de
Nandirg nr reguesiingBn explanation ri sono
arts pi those papers W. learn nov, irnlr
h. Bs4ton Statesman, that M. Adams hh-
yrui,fed heir rcqnett, by having " written II
long letter IN reply = We presume, after villa
has passed, tnai the whole Gorrespondenc,
vii ne given 10 the press. The pubic viii
ook foril with no lille interest.
MAT hi.
U
20 Il, the Brnsh Minister. on tue evening Of
the first was srendd affair. II .as step
beyond any thing of the kind VIZ have se.n this
srason. All the beauty ~ the fashion OF the G.
" aud the neighbour God were present. Mr.
Vang CHAN Is a baChelor having taken his degrees
IN the usual way, aud Is gene al ' admitted to
he one OF the most polisbe Of that species 81
caroiyerous animals. The beauty Of the Green
fountains susia nrd her rank Nth much rl,-
Pancr aud dignity. couple of very pref,
yone crea'ures, from 6rorgei ~n, s~elrd ~.
attractions oi the evening, The ladies W
nnre iaaefullg aud richv dreosrd ihani y.
secn on any former occasion
About II O'Clock, the upper room, which vas
hanIsomey decorated with cvprgrSens a. =
was thrown OPEN for The company Eveiy a..
'cacg vhl'b the eoIrirs II Jds. mad b.
prepsred Tor Tho OCCASION. y = contrntwiI
that, the lnSurirs (a'linnocrn onrse) If
foreign climesw re- di-naypd upon the f..
hiss Trust baGnelor and n Britou for y
articles ot eating. drinking and making ne.
", WithM The wlu"s were excellent ~,
nlrtp nnrommon, ricb the hnst most 30.
p'ahic III" isdies delighted; the politician.
agreeable, and al IN he highest degree oien-
vmem.
Al this party, fre.h arrival from ,flau NJ.
made her appearance. ,She WAS nre'n a.
M ere Ing Ah"r some se,rch 10 the lbra-
~ of Conet"ss. hpgeast criNin"fi ia, pnsitor
nt LAX 0tsego. Tn" lair representative from
hat hne shrr' oi water is >tilt aufoug M, she
ding light around from her bright tlaes ewes
tor black and not blue ARE they. Is II snrpr
eiog tt,at Irnil man should mistake rha colo,
of They've Of beauty. or be unabl 10 count tho
pots on the sao's disk ~ Y. Eu1i1
PtaHos-itis estimated thai about elght
hundred pianos are aanualiy made IN Nv
York, gre tier number probably in philudel-
phia many IN Boston aud Baltimore, &C. and
II IS thoaght i"o thousand Eve hundred are
manufactured yearly. Their qunltyand flushed
/, of the highest order and 'hrir price cheaper
tran that OF the foreign Pianos. Thema srrr
gate value Is supposed To exceed styrr hundred
and n ~ thousand dollar Rilottng an average
of only Two kludred and mfg d. liars for each
has IL n new manufacture WITH us--aud worth
more 10 Us rhGn the whole trade the Ned trr
fanear. y hIch IS protected bv a sguadron OF
vessels u war, costing pretty NEARLY Que 1,,l.
lion Of dollars annually We do not find tsnll
with tnat We ave for TIN broad protrc ION Of
al the 'oncS' pursuits ofonr 'ellow-ririzrns: