The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01

niaeiariIlg State, should be Tie last lo com
menre new hraurh al notwithstanding. thai
Would give a cert in market far vast a.
mouutnf cotton goods; | Wnnl1 i.erefo,e,
propose 81 the eaflnn manufacturers "a
liorn company CIR prialiug caleucs. and
=tleactfns, which isa part Of the pfoeess.--.
The good effects viii be Immediately per-
eeiscd rrom the increasing consumption oil
American goods. Prof. Jongnei.
LOUISVILLE, kh. July 5.--Ne regret 10
lcara that the citizens of Cncianati are
unusually unhealthy. The inl.rments in
that rlace for the week ending ou The
odd June. amounted TO .jltieta; aud it is
said uincte.u weft Inferred Tie lv,k pre-
ceding. J,
Ioutssfttf, Ky. July 8.-Mr. s. H..
Cook, one at our most extensive dealers in
money, says that specie sold yesterday
morning al 99i per cent. advance IN Com
monwehth's MONEY; during the Day n
bonsht II at loj~--aaa before night sold IL
at To-.
Dunk .Aetes.--lt is stated that the Ne.
| chances Bank of Baltimore, IN conjunction
with several others, now receives in add.
ton To Fditey aud District heretofore taken
on deposit from customcis, notes of the
banks ot old Virginia aud their hranrhes--
These are taken on credit of thirty days,
or at par the deposltors IN the latter case,
paying the expense Of collecting. Most OF
~. Ian Il.
Baltimore money. Bot. Pat.
-."ea...
French writer remarks n London
editor accustomed 20 the pcr,lsal of our
English Newspapers, aud not being aware
thai the want of room lar the insertion ol
police Intelligence dning HE Session oil
Parliament, WHEN the debates excite so
much Interest, AMI occupy 81 much space,
accustomed their bcns Tor tlie greater parl
omitted, draws from this circumstance n
conclusion not Unnatural ia foreigner, and
tells hrs readers that such il the respect
ot the English for their Parliament, and so
great the benefit Of lis superintendent,
that while il Is sitting, crimes are extreme
y rare but, as soon as il rises, the papers
are filled with accounts Of the moa hurri-
bic airucitjca.'
--G2o-
From the Philosophical .lLiga1iae.
MProsea Horse Moes.--Col. uoldfn,h's
improvement consists IN making the shoe
in two parts, by cutting II through near the
Toe. The separation Is to be made IN an
unidentified form, aud the two parts fastcn-
ed together by pins. Its proposed to al.
tach tie shoe to the hoof by driving the
nails oblqnely, AS in the French manner Of
she eng. hon tlfspurposc, the situation of
the nail holes are to be distant from abon,
onr-thild to oue-ha.f of the width of the
| shoe from She outer edge, and tending ina
lsanting direction outwards.
.Nfne reasons better han hree.--'rhn cdi-
tor of the Bond OF Union has received
| notc from u subscriber, giving tire. reasons
for disseminating his subscription, which
were wife and two chIldrenj the editor
| assigns nIue reasons why be should mol
discontinue his subscription, which are his,
the editor having wife and eigM chill
dfens .HorTand Republican,
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A person Of the society of Friends cali
ed at the posi- Office of 49,, and rendered
i've cents 10 the postmaster. The latter
refusing 10 take il, he pressed ii upon hjm,
saying he wonld afterwards inform him
hoW lir carfs to owe it. On the FostInas-
ter's accepting il the Quaker said lfe had
carried letter from freud between -----
aud -, and on ieilecttuu, corccvinp il
10 be an act drtraudlhs the revenue, he was
DESTROYS Of aionlns for IL by pay ing The a..
mount " tire postage.
The following is among ttse hooks ad-
yeftised as lately published in Jsdhdon.-
" New Ideas on Population with Remarks
on the Theories If Goodwin and Nautilus.
BY .Herander H. EUereH, Charge d'AEairs
of the United States Of America at the
Court of he Netherlands
s..snuss.x4
nITB,-in Quincy, Massachusetts, n
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