Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

holding States adjacent. Indeed. ,,n
pose ne" conditions OF residence' a,,e. - M
ouI tempting Inducements and su,ho,i.;'u'ng
different expectations, gives The law NJ very
v" e1 20" Jdeto bearing, We had almo., o'io
a treachsrous character, " hich iu., ,nla.. sard
he 10th to incur the impu,a alton Of o,,g,.ad
However, Law, ith some such hard fas.
as aforementioned. is al this time abon, lures
enforced for the Supreme Court of oh;", ne
| Jog been appealed 10, the, uibuna, has da,' "a'
| IN favour OF its constItutionality and a.,
alternative Is left the Free Blacks but IN 9. 10
with its provisons or remove from the s,lpy
At the last dates We have, they we're hnld.
meetings 10 consider what stems In ,aL."g
notices had been given ,hem-the result a. az
| shall learn in due time We
! Domestic Manufactures The Proviss,..
az. |. Journal neniisus having received ,"
pair OF cotton stockings, from the Newburynor,
Hosiery .Nanufactory. FS''
| In appearance these stockings ere s,s,sd :,
be quite equal 10 the imported article, aud Nv
hably much more daTsOe. Cotton baggirg :.
manufactured in the vicinity of Proyilenea
from refused cotton, which snrpasses that mad
from Hemp. In very shori lime, the Jour,s,
thinks they will be able to supply The soulbsr,
market with bageing. from the raw material IL
self at "a very reduced cost
Charleston, Is. C) Julyla
| We1ther.-For almost every day durino N.
asst fortnight, we have had the most sndder
aud dsagreeabe changes of weather In eve,n
twenty four hoursthe temperature has under.
gone remarkable variations, preceded a,
| followed by heavy falls of rain, aud AZ lima.
| hu Hor No fat
only for the crops through the Neighbour, 20
Parishes, but even ofthe health of the Civ
in case the most active precautions are M,
used by the citizens The cellars which are doub,
| less generally filled whitewater. should be care.
/ fully bailed out and northumberland the lou
lois in which stagnan' water or an unwholson,,
moisture is apt TO he found should be c esnsed
and filed up.
Fitai principles of Seeds-A small portion
of the Royal Park OF Bushy, was broken IN
some time ago, for the purpose Of Ornamental
culture, when Immediately several flowers
sprung mp, of the kinds which are ordinarily
cultivated in gardens; this led to an mvesli.
CATION, and it was asceriained that this iden.
cal plot had been used As garden not later
than the time of o liver Cromwell, more than
one hundred and fifty years before.
[London Mdgcsius
! Mr.. Shultr and Mr. Open.-Ssme DAYS sine.
Mr.. Schultz of Virginia rendered through liz
National intelligencer, challenge 10 Mr.
Owen, Mr.. Houston, 1.-THE Editor of an atheis.
teal paper in N. York } and Miss Wright, 10
he confined to ihe me,its Of Atheism, Drism
and Theism. Mr. Owen declines taking mp tn.
gauntlet and in a note 10 Gales and Seatpn
diclaims acquaintance with Houston, and con.
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ted.
Mr.. Schultz Is Deist, and contends that M
revelation is necessary to prove the existence
of God. or future state of re,ribr,ion. NJ,
Ovens sentiments are notorious. By The
way, we see IL stated that he spent .eve,a-
days, lately, at the house of his late an'agoi
mist Alexander Campbe Il, whore he W..
kindly entertained. Political Arena.
-a0e-
A golden Hdrres. The two following star.
ments, At true, are Sufficient to turn the heads
OF half a score OF qhrt aud honest citizens in
North Carolina. - he Raleigh Re gster has re.
ceive1 II letter from Burke co. Stating that Mtssrs
Carons " Cos. gold mine, within thirteen
miles of Morgan oHn, has YIELDED, IN the course
oil 3 OF monihs, though worked in a loose
manner, at the lowest estimate S25 900 And
he s isbury Journal states, thai Major Jum.
than Herr of NJ cklenburg county, has disco
we're on his plantation a god NINE, which had
been worke ed for several weeks with only four
hands, and has yielded Oh IN average about
500 worth OF god per day, without pounding
the sravel-He expects TO double The quantity
when his machinery tor pounding the ore goes
into operaIion 1t is found on the surface from
five 10 six inches in depth. This srealv hay-
ing mint for himself and coming gold - Hn'.
il snou d be recollected. that The mines are very
III.
three good priSes, there are apt 10 be- hundred
blanks. Compiler.
Al the auction Store of Mr.. IIebberis great
library, in London, on the 9th uit. the celebra.
TED poiygiot bible Of Cardinal Kline &c, printed
upon vcilum, six volumes, "a. ID. 1914, 1915,
1910 was sold, after much competition, TO "a
bookseller for the sum of fire hundred and
t,Uenty five pounds sterling. MIR Hebbtrl pur.
ased it for l6, 600 francs.
On Wednesday the 2oth nlt. the inhabitants
of Aver, ". B. were thrown into the utmost
CONSERVATION by grave phenomenon. While
the grave digger Of the " Aud Kirk was busy
at his vocation, he perceived the earth al the
bottom of the grave to be on fire. This mar.
yelous circumstance was witnessed by numbers
who instantly assembled. He OF the spade
threw out earth and stones, which actually
burnt the grass in the Kirk yard. Upon inves,
tigation il appp AIRED, tha The earth and kind
OF lronstone, which exhibited the phenomenon
longest, had been saturated with phosphorou;
supplied hv toe bones. and ignited by the frlc.
ton of the spade or exposure 10 the a,mos.
phere.
Short Corrspondeaes.-Mr BIS compliments
10 Nh. Z thinks il unnecessary his Pisga
should 20 through his grounds. Brief reply
MIR. C's comp ments o Mr. b thinks ii
equally unnece sary TO spell pigs with two gees,
To pleasure The last number Of the
North American, in the article on American
Poetry. uses pleasure asa verb: "pltasWt
himself of summer afternoon" This is IN
decided bad taste for standard literary work.