Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
Won. U.--No. 35.

ssssa zssES Izsss slsI
piaCtice' l nave made myself familiar with
ed any regular education. and ,,n,,.rs,s,,,i
no other language except Epglish All
even my Latin IS not quite as gnnd nc that 90
LNy and cicero, Tor frequently find my ten,
ccS OF the verbs wrong, nv declension &c
the nouns incorrect, aud | often make
strange nrsjoindcr of the gcnders. did no,
recollect the countenance of General w
but do recolicct the circumstance Of meet.
ing such man at the Bank in Troy, who
wrote "Iinpostor' upon my papers, which
afterwards tore off My real name ds ha
sad Is -. / have no other reason for
using .iiis deception, except my love of ro-
Wig ABOUT the county, and have in nothing
else transgrcSscd the rules of society adop.
ted among christians. My certificate dated
( at Quebec, was printed at HQlloweil. Tho
other was given me by the Senior Class at
- College, who were willing to aid the
blindness and ignorance of those who had
not ike them, been blessed with a liberal ed
ucatlon. passed among Government and
students for that rara aUis in this country I.
live Turk
Here asked him what they meant by the
certificate respecting his skill in Arabic.
OH says he, some of them observed :hat al
GUAR ornament 10 my printed certificate,
which told YOU was prayer from the Ko-
ran, and carried me before a sort of Theo,
'oScaI professor, who, as they tod me. was
deeply 'crsed ia oriental literature. | was
examined by Ann, and pronounced genuine
Arabic. lie even translated n part of the
words, after which put it MI into La tim, and
to save lis feelings told them that the writ
ten and printed Arabic characters differed,
and that the character OF different tribes was
not exactly the same, and that my writine.
vas IN the character OF tribe that dwclt
somewhere down about Bagdld!" Well, is
that ornament, as it you call it, Arabic
NO DO vou understand Arabicl "Not
Il word" Well what are those Characters
which that learned Vhebau WI, able partial
~ 10 translate! They mean morning, and
are only some marks whiciI made. After
this dlncd wiki tlrcir President. and then
started ior Portland. where | was received
with much consideration, G;uCd with the
Governor, &c. i was somewhat stnrtIed at
being called upon 10 visit him of the Yam
kec, who, was informed, had been i'm Paris
y Italy, where imagined he mast have sen
real Turks, and have got some knowledge oC
/ Eastern pronunciation. However to make
AL sure, chungcd my Q's Iuto Ks, nv Is
INTO rs, and my Us into double O's. and
gave the whole what | couicctured must be
the exact pronunciation OF The Brother OF
Inc Moon, the S2oitaR himself, and before (
lett linn | was furnished with testers To his
trends IA Boston, 10 whom am recomInep-
! ded Us 'uUc specimen Of the live Turk. q"
( But the Yankee IS - not the only person win
did thie III the handsome capital of the State.
whose motto Is "DirigO.' Ia fact the wise
men OF the Last were universally charmed
Nlth t"c richness and "lagHifCeRce of nv la
UNITY, and expect before gaze AGAIN uDon
. of q ~
alter the name OF Abdullah Noha,nIned =,
The rest OF tue story must be re .cryrJ
/ Tor another opportunity. Wenow cut Enc
lis'i' and he left the room saying "7urcus =.
sum t7t IVrcleUW % me cI..,t,.ts li,io." with
/ Il rr,Hts5 and p71gnyic,ncs Of yroHtqciaio,.
"hicn should Ike 10 see introduced into
our Colleges and academies.
- q ne i''.t bg.-it NAV know 10 al ,,,..
near me- s'ys ' 3ie> chat is Of Justice every
even uor she most suDrct from ms l1rshi, M "a
the ooxn. 4ss meek OF r,c tue e2 IN eh.e 81 assault,
Pl'oh6 Faith he da., ~. mar, .n '-' az 1,,
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tfhDiBGE RF.II F6OPINYI ~ LJ-E- T77-T--
3 OF SALE.
PURSUANT To- % decree ~ the s,,pt-,.r com.
oi chaucery for che Richmond district rroicun
ccd on thc s5th day 90 March 1920 m a.. case ct
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