The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06

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altered .Noits-We have examined fsays
Baltimore paperl two notes uf thc Bank
of Virginia which had been altered from
five totem. Thc alteration thron2 hut hrs
been accomplished IN the most perfect aud
ingnnlns manner, and is calculated 10 de
eelyc most blossoms.
Coltoa, 115ncco, unR r,sp -fhe Peters
burg ellseacef says, Cotton OF neiShbor-
hood growth, IS now daiy brought Ia VI r.
ket IN small parcels. The crop bias turn
ed out well, the artlce proves of thr best
qnallty, and commands rradil, trnm II -
Ia Is cents. We are nfnrfue1 hat thus
far, tha, hren purchased Car aud on az,
count o. Northern manufactures mos, of
whom. We believe. have uniformly gwen
the pa ference 10 PtiaSbRrg Cotton. The
Crop II Tobacco IA tins section i consider
ell generally As rather better than nr.,Dnaty,
Is VII with respect 10 gRaii{ as the gam
hiy produced. Bat we near Win much
regret that the fields Of Corn have greatly
Disappointed expectation, the Ears being
nhRercnlly flied, aud Yielding bat 4 soffy
/ r-rompense Tor the libors OF The husband
man.
John Couners-Thc trh Of John Con-
ner5 for the unrder of Mss Cunningham IN
/ Cecil county, MMyiaud (which had been
removed t. Kent county court has been
postponed until the latter end of October,
upon the application of the accused tor
/ time to pNIeurc witnesses from hrntuCk Y,
/ by whom he alleges he would be able II Is
tabllsh his being IN that state al the Tune of
the commission of the crime with which
/ he is charged.
! Lunutac HospitGl-We have much plea
sure IN being able to state 10 the public,
! tsays the Williamsburg PheniX Gazette.)
that out of l05 persons al the Lnna.lc Hos-
| pltai of this city, there have not been more
] than 4 iudisposed, and those bat tor short
/ space OF time, during the la~t three months,
aud for many days the Hospital has been
eotely without acAse OF fever.
Justices ofthe Peace, Set has been
suggested to the House of Commons, thru
the medium of a London newspaper, that
previous 10 their appointm'nt, III, So magls-
! trdtes should be examiaed a. 10 their com
potency. The hint Is too good ls1ys the
Nat, ntelSeneer)!o be lost IN this country.
where much (aHd Occa5IoaLlly wei found.
ed com ,lsint exIsta Of the lncoDpetcncy
of some of thesN officers OF justice. II =
especially, important that thpse places be
We'll lill,d among us, because these magls-
trates constitute the Judicial tribunalwIosc
decisions are hnal AS 10 The intrres,s OF
/ large class OF the community
! SjgneyS Of The Declaration The yenera-
IA CHARLES Carroll, Of May land, on
fofl4e lh,ee surviving Signrrs Of the Decla
ra.oa ot Independence, attained his ttgdtj
| a. nj
bic compatriot JoHN ADAMS, will, in aten
days, reach his niati'H yen.
Gr,at Trotting The Worcester Spy
II t. Id. a young horse, Belonging t. A.
Wita1a i that town, tlottrd eight nils
! h. sure, in so minutes and 10 src"ads,
| Il apparent ease, showing 40 indication
of fatigue when he came in.
Euatquoke-A violent earthquake at j 4,
resaen, has recently destroy ed t~o mopu-
lnents, equally the pride of Massrlmra
and Christians. The first, the Mosque o.
the Caliph Omar the second, the Sept
chre built over CALVARY.
CannijatiSm--Dn of the Methodist
Missionaries lust reformed from the South
Sea Islands, testified At a late public NEE
ipg ia England, thai H. bad sern cdHHibai
iSRi in its worst form IN New Zealand. On
one occasion thfty prisoners were roa-i'd
and Toasted upon, before the missionaries
could withdraw.
.lnii-SIop~ S0cieiy-A Society has lately
been org ,nlhrd in Baltimore, called the IN
IL Stare Society. the object of winch Is IL
effect thp :, entual extinction Of slavery in |
the state of Maryland, by procuring the
passage OF = law for its prospective abpllii |
g. :.
10 procure candidates Tor the legislature
favorable to their views, and III Baltimore |
have obtained the consent of DAuItl Ray |
mOnd, Esq. to Offer, under the pledge re-
quirrd by the society, as 0ne Of the for
delegates sent from that city 10 the Assem- |
bly,. Mr. Raymond Is the author of the
wei known work On Political Economy /
Lafageue-lt is stated in the western pa
pers that tue trunk Containing the page
and yauables Of General Lafayette,
which were sunk IN the steam boat Me
chanlc, on her passage from Nashville to
Louisville, have been recovered and that
thy bave sustained little or no INJURY. We /
believe, says the Nat. lot. ali thu articles
brlongiug to the General, ,hich were u
board nave been reco, cred. His watch,
when, III me uaste 81 qsl1tIa5 the Cdplo, DIS /
tie boat Mas sinking, was left in bis birth,
vas found in the tdrth, after the boat Was
raised, and forwarded 10 him before he lett
this city. The body Of his travelling car
rlage hoatcd from lie deck of the boat as
she weot down, ard was picked up come
miles below tie wheels did pot h@at aud
Mrre raised np Win the boat % that the
carriage wa entirely recovered, and was
sent down to New Orleans from there 1t
has been shipped To France, and will be
preserved by the General at La Grange an