The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28


Nliaeeo o" Inc i""H to HH'e'boi"nsh' mere mas
been IN operation, Tor some hiohls past a small
""nid''"ty Of wrought nahs' "h'gn = 'art15a
on solfIy ny a poor hui INDUSTRIOUS "ei man Iate-
! ~ "f'r" ~ III" country, t"gtlhef WIN l's Two
noe'' WI" mt 'GuallH inanshio 'S Lh'"'i""s
j Is KEEP constantly IA blast ny the '"S' running
~ wheel win ahttlefoarNe afP"at attached
! !" II Wry art IN perfect lrdlh'"R ana rehrNe
each "'her NJ r"gular periods, ana ooth nhth
"nn "nS' are 10 almost Pf'P.'u"' ''''"h rom
] amy "hWh III n'Sht ial' me nd1s P'oduSeo
are "i 'hr n"ai i"''heo anu peiIcC hhld-~ahd
/ ''' 's'''"Nh'1'"' n,rfHs on 'FeiE account Inc
! " '"' P""'' "u" NJ II "a" s'o'''' 1t
{ ',''S
! 111 'n"'eh' ~ mr. fo' H"S,' ','|' III.
ms" '"' Rdir, "'''lN' 70 be i">'fhdND III
~" ,a,,",s a-l''''' county !" III "e room o.
'"'pp ""'e's, aV'eaSe"'
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/ "Hl,""sa my IL IN 2a'""HE R'e'h"on,
''''"' . " @l"'N' Mf's'' '''>s apo N'tss' TWO OF
'''' oo' 'ihelent ponce obctis i'eei'r' ad-
wees mat on me n'so' ine'nns' AZ "a o cIoeSt
we '''.fU room "i ,,f ""ft'hg o' us hNe''-
! 't"cF '"e 'hfF"heI aHf'ASs. me 'l"i'S'et heaf
VIC 'h"'o ota''S. Hum TIE Ne'heii"nns' al
washington. hau 'rtn opened ny 'hfee % hI'
s'f5"'''' ana pave aaa J"",l'Y' 81 Rasa, vain
""' money 10 'n' adn'''' II ap'"' So'" ''Rrh
/ ''r'e''"" lh' "hle''N "'oSe h"h'o, W.T.
! mon o>"" p'2Hp'hess tnd 'aRatt' a. ono" DE.
"''a'," am ''C'oed on 'nt CUR ia s. M
per /" De pursued aud ut malt p'1 si\. On
"ffs aa' NM "o's from mf '"Ie Rf9 ftcetr.
IN ne "j'f"ht'o") mad NO 81 me enipii. 1t
| custody ara p''b'hi' nearly All ct tn YHI"aPH
'"'1'S a' zen ''"y had pa ioinel Then "a>-
,r' VI n - '''inR 'aNee 'nIe'rE' 'hf1.
| ''"n, NJ hsSN ''"h lhr f''k fodi, aud about
I'M. 'ora ne Guy. ~ tavern, caught tn
'"ffe IA rooin' RHPpns, hni one Of them sue
crdfa IN making ms escape. Ihrw nam"s ar
'hh'ols An@nsle mcnann, aged 10 t"tdi-
u'naha hchdnh, aged -; dad JrM DnY.a
Nnf'ifz aged - the second Que ESCAPED h.
WIZ Ii"hAbiy pH hprifhcndrd hts stature ts 4
""ol . i''l y inches. The property found 4
men po'sr>sion, consists Of fhtee boxes of ""-
elrg, trunk fsilyer plate, lamong which arr
90 table spoons, and several pa, l,agr, which
have not been openee) and ) 81, ~ note, nrn
| cpallY Of the G"o' gefoWn Bank oil al "rlch
have hecn deposited IN the Necklaces Bank -
this city, anda d"aied list of the afllo.e, mas
be SEEN at the office OF Colonel Sheppard The
committing magistrate
Great ctedn IS certainly due 10 Messrs Ross
in many other instances aud IN Whatever sht
the public may estimate their service. h.Y vii
ENJOY the pleasure OF having done ter duty
CdrOu.
Nelnncboiy - hp Editors Of the " IaHh
Gazette haye hnt tt prruSal Of let. tom
Portsmouth, New y apSu e under Sat Of IT,
! " 8, containing the following ppn'n, nt@la-
gence -" regret to inform you ii Il mos
melancholy Circumstance Inch has thrown the
town INTO Gloom, 'aptan Creighton, Il tAc
Navy. and Nathaniel Lyde, ESQ p worthy snt
highly esteemed c.fzen. aud the u, : Pa scr
"n our station "ereudlng through io"n IS
lterday about O'clock. m az che harscs toal
fright and ran. MIR. hyde, thinking they would
40 injury, sci2rdthe reinS, and took re power
CDthelv from Capt. Cre'ghton.--Ih5 directed
them against "A pump opposite Nj ,ieo. ~
and the wheel was forced over large trough.
which upset the gig, and threw both IA ihe slans
pavement with great force. Captain e. I'D
deep cash Gu N IN, head, but IS doing we'll
and entrrlY out of danger but Mr. Lydr Lad
his scull frae urrd, aud the bones forced catnefY
into the bra,n. tie was taken up usrn,,1lr.
add expired At FIVE tins morning, IN great aga.
| ny The operation Of trepannng was iesut 81
! 10, bun the fracture va to" deep. vas win
him ali night but al no time after the acri tsnt
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/ Baltimore. Jt'y Is
RGinLou The most sinqnlaIly beautiful
| raiub ~ that we have ever sem, appeared last
evening about half past Z o'C ok 4 hraYy
cloud had passed Owe, thr city and almost de.
/ iused us with rain. ~ it retired eastward, Il
presented Uniform AMI unbroken mass Of Ihr
deepest indigo. extending from the horizon
to the zenith. and stferchlng from north. ,,e,t
10 southwest. UDon this the complpfe arch at
| the rainbow appeared with unusual briIIiancy
! the secondary rainbow being remarkably dis
tinct aud perfect The red tint of the first arch
was repeated six times IN separate arches below
it, and, as iffrom a centre, a few degrees below
the horizon, clear rays ola bneish white. radia-
ted in every direction, and extended upward to
the other arch. The scene was altogether one
of IMPOSING beauty, settmg at nought the powe,
of painting TO innate it. o. writing accurately
to describe 1t. =
DueHHg This barbarouS practice is hardly
recognised among mn in Germany, though IN.
duged IN with guards to protect lite by the stu
dents at College. \ duel is SAID TO he as rare in