The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

confess found them a severe tax unnn our ere
duli,y. seoieg i however believing. and We
feel lost IN reelection on the wonderful power
which p,etees the little innocent. guides the
pin through all the lpiricacirs of lis ofganisa-
ton, and avoids each vital part,
/ Morgan We learn from the Argus thai in
the afternoon session ofthc Assembly on Tues
day, the report oil the select commit e, together
! with the resolutions submitted by them, IN the
case of William Morgan, was discussed " An
Interesting debate was mad, when continued
until some time IN The evening in which. ON
the oue hand, the necessity ot legislative inter
ference in ease aftld, Kind was advocated bY
Mr.. Granger and by Nh. llav, aud on the other
rs danger inpolicy and ines pediCncy, was in
sisted upon by the Speaker Mi toWles, Nh.
Bucklin. and Mr.. Aosely. The house refused
to adopt he resolution when the committee
rose and reported aud ON the question of IL
e eeing with the committee, Mr.. Parke express
ed hlmsclfopposed 10 the resolution when ON
motion Of Mr.. Bucl>m, the report was Laid ON
the table, by IA vote of II 60 30
Hear Mis stubborn Iaci--No. l3.7l5 in a
whole ticket, the Grand Capital of $4,000, in
the Virginia Navigation Lottery, which drew at
Pc,crsbure, Va on Wednesday last the | lth A
fee, Sign OF the Cornucopiacs OF real gold GUM
cas- and silver Dollars--in the National Hotel,
next door East 10 the front cntrance--n the
same department with Messrs. Greens fash-
enable Hat Store. This lucky ticket remaining
msold consequently, per agreement, reyerts 10
the use of the State of Virginia. Now noWith.
| standing the promise TO sell nothing bm pri.es,
which this fact clearly demonstrates, this solta-
| ~ ticket remained IN the drawer fthe " Virginia
Lottery Office to the very latest hour that II
| could be retained from the commissioners of the
drawing II was one ofthrcc whocs all that
were moi sold from one sheet, and il has been
| rendered and refused by several persons, some
| OF whom might now, otherwise, have been enjoy
| ingthe snug competency Of $4,000. So The
| remark is verified that Men see the right. and
yetthe wrong pnrSue'-by purchasing blanks
| at other places, and leaving pie, on hand at
this office Washington Itiegrdph
JUggernau.-At the festival Of Inggcrnaut. in
1925, the number of pilgrims was said TO BE-
100000 Twenty thousand OF these are ,uppos'
ed have perlShed either at the lesti al or on
their return. Nh. Sutton of Cuttack writes, that
| last year, (lS2o,) on an extent OF ground less
than two acres, he sSw 90 dead bodies, and in
another place l4j, ali purifying
The attendance in July last was small, com
pared with the former year
The image ofthe idol is 90 feet high. stretch
ing up in 4 eonical form, and 80 feet wide at tht
base. The image has a large black face, witt
enormous eyes, and large red mouth extend
! ing fom ear 10 ear The image is decorated
with gay wooden clothes of different colors. and
is moved on ponderous car with heavy wheels
the Spolses Of which extend beyond the fellow
for the purpose OF more enectuaIly crushing and
mutilatng the bodies of the victims.
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