Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

| Li6efiy, thtsgsSppt,) sept IL we save NJ
| last had H few days without rain The wealth.
er has cleared of; we have cool mornings and
evenings. The fall has set in for good The
past has been a singular summer indeed-our
oldest inhabitants have ne recollection OF such
an excessive wet one. 10 gathering and curing
fodder, SUNSHINE is indispensable, but so little
| have We had his ummcr that il has been with
| much difficulty the planters OF our acqnant az C
have succeeded 10 saving any. The Corn
and Coiton crops in Amite county, so far AS we
| are informed are good-Ws have heard some
cnmpl in OF the rot-We believe cotton this
year Is unGommonly luxuriani, we'll holle aud
when compared with past ears. bot litls ROT
aud unless a drought should set in. witch
would cause the small hollis aud shape, 10 shed,
the crop for the present ,eai, will equal If n OF
| exceed that OF the lat.
This neighborhood has been blessed with
general good health. lPrtaG
Tennessee.-The Nashville Wing says, the
Senate oil this state consists oftwenty members
of whom, WE understand, l6 are farmers ana
4 lawyers. Twelve are said TO b. natives OF
North Carolina, one of Tennessee one OF
Rhode Island, and six of Virgna. Fourteen
are married men. two wIdo"ers aud -four bach
| elors.
Mr.. Yam Ness, Minister to Spain, and
his family has arrived New York The Fohi.
Us, IN which he has taken passage for Cedz
will, it is SAID, sail On The 10Th pioximo.
Went 10 sea from New York, few DAYS ago
U s ship Peace X asseugrf, Capt. Eliot
who goes out to AXE command Of the Wes lu-
dia squadron. The Peacock was fitted with
IA suit OF cotton duck sails.
The Siamsse BoyS.--From the following ex
tract of a LETTER from DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchell
and DIR. William anderson Of NeW-York to
Capt, Coffin. We see that learned Doctors do
disagree on the probable consequence of a sep
aratiun -" There can be no doubt, hut that
il these BOYS were separated by the knife, ana
this band cur across al any part, large OPEN
ing would be made into the belly of ach.
that would expose them to enormous heinial
protrusions, and inHswmations that would
certainly prove fatal. We have understood the
mother 10 have noted a very curious taCr,
worthy thu attention OF accouCheurs, thst
when they we're bora, the headol one was coy.
cred or encased by ihe lower extr, m ties Of
the other AMI thus they made the easiest
possible entrance into the world They are
so perfectly satisfied with tier condition,
that nothing renders them SO unhappy as
mo tear oil separation ny any surgical op-
erati0u the very mention Of il causes imme.
fiate weeping. Indeed there is good reason
| for this uneasness; for, as stated above, az
eording 10 our Judgment, there would be the
most extreme haz .rd in any such attempt, aud
even after cut asuuder they would experience
much elimination of enjoyment But it has
been urged by many that they ought 10 be dis.
connected We think such an apn,on is inCor.
rect. 1t cannot, consistent With our principles
aud usages. be done without ihcli consent. To
this they are totally opposed aud, as they
are under tne protection ola kind aud bcu-
evolcu, gentleman. we know you viii take
good care OF them, aud if,hey live, return thea
| TO then home again"