Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

tene 10 say that every other man, who bv IL,
o! circumstances, IS compelled .raiu& b,s
"'''o" 70 o~" ms species Of properly Is q Inn.
ana hyfof' tic, and deserves The ",ea,..n..
eternal ire We warn hfm 10 iu,lge NJ,
ne be Judged and lest the " n,eas,,re wl,;.l
meteih ou TO others be- the portj,n 81 -.
| L'iARf VISIT Inc Siaon,on V,
"er company, under the Command of Can, H..
ton Harper, reached Lexington on the NJ, in., -.
visit 10 That town and the Natural B,,Ige n.
were received with mlliiary and civic loo.,. =.
! style winch reflects credit ON The hosnii,l.,,, !,
public spirit of the Artcns of Western y.
pubic a'""er was gwen TO the slaun.on CONS o.,
me 'ot''' al winch Col Samuel Mop. Rod ara
sued, assisted by Charles =. Do,m,n S.
Med Moore and Wm H. Caru,brr.. ESQ W
select The following toass, from ,hose ,l,ul a.,
occasion. and regret that our limits con,a,,
omit others of equal point and oxcellerce:
james Madison--the history Of his liz. f,,,;l
> rare example, 10 prove mat even a poIIt,r,,,
Nv Is honest, may ln'pe TO escape de,raetion
Nulilhcntiun AMI Secossion--Nc f,,,.l,d .
|
yer name they may assume
Internal improvements true SQUIRE ,c;,
d'Vidnal u national prosperity.
The Presidents Procamation-It co,,.i
able exposition OF the true principle Of our povor,
ment, and an inanswerable argumest aeaIn>, Nh.
absurd dnchnes OF null lhcatlor and secession
Chiot justice Mnrsial-The modern Arisli5cs
one OF the last and best spirits of better ne
The Constitution of The U. states-ric sacred
BOND which untes The several states together as,
Sfc@t, sovereign and indePeadent nattoa
Judge Cooper of South CarolIna-A ,lese,tc,
rom Tie land OF hts nativity raito, 10 the cou,
/ 'fy OF ms adoption 4 an enemy To his Cod hw wei
became such " man 10 talk OF" calculating thc vain,
of the Union"
! james Mcdowell, jr Esq. was unable to par;ic.
pate in the festivities OF the day in conseouence, -,
indlspos,,ion. He howcyei Sent the fnllov mo
The Internal Improvement OF Virginia A J,6
boat to her SINKING fortunes she must PERISH with
out it.
BY DR. J. r. Jordan. The Constitution of II,
u. States Like the human system, VIII II the chol
era OF dfsnnion pe,vados its ytals 1t t,auncs the
most active remedies to restore lis " on,,l viso,
BY X. Doyle, S. V. The author of the late Pro
!anaiion, whoever he may be
By VIM +. Elliot The bonds of our Rcpub-
IIc May they never be severed by Modification on
Secession
BY J. N. Shields. Liberty & Unon May
they ever remain mdIssoublc-unJ may tic
tongue that dare give nlt,rance against It, or lie
arm that is raised, bc forever paray zcd
BY S. Laushl,n. i. +. Baibour The honest
man--the practical s,ntesman-thc able nl -
lis country knows him, and Will honor INN with
the next Presidency.
AIS o'clock ON the same evening the Volunteer
corps ofsaun,on and Lexington commenced Their
march to the Natural Bridge, ercamping for ne
nj Oh; u, Fancy Hill, the residence OF Mr.. Weld.
who spread for them handsome supper At day
light next morning they resum' d their march to the
Bridge: which they reached al O'Clock, A. NJ.
" The citizens IN the ne,ghborhood (says the Lcl.
t@2}oa thi0n,) with good old Virginia h,spl-
tal''y, and IN good old Virginia fashioa, haI
sent the fruit of their farms, and the products f
then gardens, which were barbacued, boiled and
roasted by the prope'ors Of tie Bridge, Altss,s.
boothat and Lakeland, and spread directly u,@r
the sublime and towering arcn From m ioalA.
dies and gentlemen par'ook of he entertainment
" m Noitctt, Esq. was. chosen President, and Col
Jos Bur, c + Dorman and Med Moore. We
Presidents We select the following toasis
The Dome which covers Us oh : hoy gni-
hc1nl is man, when he looks upon the stopcndoos
wos Ks Of God
Oar Country and its Union: Dcarcr han all po-
lltlo dosmas in defence Of the one aud IL ptts,,
walton Of the other, 3" we pledge our lives, OH, Tor
tunes, and our sac, ed honor."
Henry Clay; The man who has twiee sa,ol
The nation from M ,endIng civil commuons lie.
ser es the gratitude of his country
! By Col. BLAIR, LIST V. p Tie farmers Bonk
/ OF Virginia may the west recollcct lac, in 1852.
BY Burrows Caldwell. Daniel W,lsnr: lis
coqdencc sublime The ac above us-his rca
sohIrg strong as IFS base
By Jefferson Kinney, Henry Clny His tame is
az 'hiPcrlShablc us the rock that hangs over
ID. @. Houston The Unon--may II never he
severed, until tie dome under " bach We alo meets
the same fate
BY VIM. II. Caruthers. TIE next Presidency:
Phe people OF western Virginia look not 10 Tie
i-ctSh ica7d for u Benjnmin ON whom 10 throw lie
mantle oi power However sportive the lonb II
never beatows lis kind caresseS on the snplPus
~o't-and ever s9sriciously guards against The
sagaeious Reynard
BY VIM c. Lewis. john Floyd, our lroTi0
Governor and John Hamjen peasants onl ,rrfIaV
Editor may they both he relieved Of The disease OF
nullihcaton 10y n light diet Of brcad Vi water.
The Lexington Union describes the whole see Z.
IN very glowing and animated terms The S.au'l-
ton Volunteers left Lexington GA the l2th. on their
return home escorted for short distance by the
Lexington Volunteers and the Arsenal Guard
both visitors aud visited appearing to be delighted
with each other
THE PERIODICAL PRESS.
VIM Robinson x Co. have issued proposals for
The publication of weekly paper in the town Of
Buchanan, in Potetetut county IN he called i" Tie