The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02
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Land ~ papers anu si'FP''S "''o W wv
.,h If December. one day later than be-
far. AA,r been received.
I'd morning of December Sd, At Man
ohash. pightern houses. near the Sail I'd
cr.sc,nt ga,e Wy aud fell into the RI =
:, I,YrH. with a most tremendous crssh.--
oa;cp 10 the highly dangerous state they
had been in during the las, two DAYS. the
;nb.bi,a IS of them and three adIpinlng
an.. mad left Them with then most ,au-
aE4 effects and thus prevented loss ot
G,es which otherwise would have been at
trnd4,t The place now presents sir'k-
inv nr,of of the folly representation for
had they built wall, as bad long been in
tended. at the foot of the hill, near where
IN. ri, or had made the fatal excavation, it
would have entirely prevented the great
lbs. which only the owner of the building
vii noW suffer.
FRINGE Paris papers Of Dec. 6. had
bp49 r.crn ed. The French funds We're
Improving.
Intelligence from Rome mentions the ex-
ecntion Of several Carbonarl, aud the pun
ishmpnt inflicted upon others.
The proceedings against the Courier
triucdS 1tu bt'b UlpuSb' W. a tIpSFs-
'Ph. court decided that there were moi
snicpnt g'onnds 10 suspend that Journal i:
ordered the process Ia BIZ dismissed with
ont rost; aud eujoined the editor and CON
dncpr, If The paper 10 be more cIrcum-
sppyt IN the future.
NJ. Daun+c. Senator Of Hayti. and one
Of the three Commissioners srnt To Paris
nnpguate the loan for that republic, died
VI sunday morning Dec. 4.
sPuy -Arcnu Is from Madrid are 10
November "a. When the Courler left. the
palacr ol the rscu,al WAS on fire; great
bars were .nlertailed Of its total d.struc-
tpn together with the valuable collection
Cfpanlinss, aud other works of art, con
sInrd Within lis "alls. There is but little
carpentry in the building; but there are
hul few inhabitants IN the village, and a
reat want Of water. The palace and mon
asIrry Of the Escu,ial Was buIlthy Philip
II IN the strange foam Of u srIdlron, the
instrument oltt,. mari, rdum oi Sdnti.'w
Fence, upon the anniversary The Spanlards
gained Ihe victory of SAINT Qumin. rhr
consent IS 10 feet by 80, aud the palace
toms the handle Of the imaginary grid l.
roa. The paintings are excellent aud nu-
mprous and The vault containing the roy
al tombs, i, grand and impressive.
Among the extracts given by the COnr-
Rr, IS decree OF the Mug If SPAN for reg
natg the fnancts Of his kingdom. The
DECREE is To take effect from the iir-t ofnext
jan lis machinery is sumewhat cum
onu, and the editor thinks will contribute
bnl Ittle towards accomplishing lis pro-
posed objects.
PORTUGAL. Lisbon Gazettes had been
recryed la the 27th of November, The,
furnish, under date If November 81 al
ahafl, issued by the king OF Portugal, re-
docng the duties on wines and hrandie7 sx-
/ ported 10 Brazil, to hslfthe amount fx-
ed by the alvara Of The eth of Juaa.
Letters from Rio Janrio state, that ne
s"clail"ns had been opened in concert with
Ihr ministers of France and Austria, FEST
ilrnt there, relative To commercial trea-
~ het"ern Portugal and Brazil, which
VIII complete the act of Independence
published oD the 18th Instant.
1he sublime! 4 poetast-r in tho United
o'aleS Literary q ,Znttr. thus cummtncsS
sonnet I" Daniel Webster.
immortal man! whose eioqnence outstrips,
NOME ;, Athens, Englands, ancient, mod
crn, ALL"
""'nr Time since a writer In the ltlch-
n'nd Enquirer, said Mr.. Tazewell, one ri
0r 'sn'lnrs "fthr United States from Viz
s"la mad" mind as pure as ether, and as
Vast as infnlude." TPhH. Gazette.
we believe fsays Mr.. Ni.s) ii MAS a
'g'Ntr IN the legislature that used these
,mN dNn' wicked words. But both the
is'spr bard aud Virginia statesman have
""F' Tar short of famous Nr. Corey.
""' "r"'t an ode on gen. Washington,
oesnolng thus
"f lheIr armies took, their generals captive
led
"'lt 5nrrounded their camp With roar
~" mon, he
~ y ID ahomi naiy afraid
O0corsry.-The rayettville Sentinel
"' We h'y- bcrn informed that Load
i. 9p"sse-s'ng all the magnetic qralliirs,
"o1l IN great abundance in Rocking
, ~.e County in North Carolina. The man
' u which the discovery was first made
Is rather novrl, Land snacks y httlr of
l, d'a 'n. \ person plonghi in 6rld,
,.n 'nt share "f his p'ough sutd.piy dis
s'h'u from IFS place, and upon eNa in
.'e can,", found. In his great astonish-
-, y" mat IN" Luads,one had taken pos
I.. '" % II 3" strongly as To require con-
N'ao'' exrr,lon To- -x,ricate it,"
~. Is sad, that Mr.. j. G I.nekhart, the
H. "''a" OF Sir Walter Scott. some time
'P"'rd Edtnr of Blackwooh's Nigga
,'I caves the Scottish Bar for London,
,., mere editor of the Quarterly RE-
"n' 10 hold a place under Govern
~ '''e Mr.. Stewart Rose, resigned.