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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
FURTHER EXrR ACIS-EUROPEAN
NEWS.
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The following report oil the battle OF the I'm
Of May near Paryadi, Ia which after some hard
fighting, the InIks were repealed, is from an
/ officer ia the Grand Flzier's army, srut to the
Iu kisG q ,venor Of Joannina. II was after
TINS ba tie that The Grtnd Nizler Was intercept
by Count Diehitseh.
" Cdomula, Nav 3. (2o) ls29-Since the
arrival oftnc Gtand tlzirr AT THIS place, about
30 DAYS ago, hIs ~itighness was necessarily
occupied ~ organizing the Iloops aud preparing
tlr uecDSaarIr. Of war, tail with IN the lass ily'
Tor slx DAYS, when he began II pnI bis force in
motion with u view OF RECOMMENDING the envi-
runs OF Varna and the adiacrnt coast in order
10 select position, aid after his return 10
furnish those Posts with as many troops as NAV
be necessary, according 10 The plan which
should appear preferable against the enemy.
About or q DAYS ago his highness lett Ch0um-
la at the head of 10 900 troops, aud in his ad-
vance 10 these posts fell in with a considerable
body ofthc Russian army, aud notwiths' and'ng
the smaller number OF his men, " Inch he had
taken with him merely for The purpose OF re-
connoitering, aud although he had not Ilme
To- PIT himself into military order, yet with his
characterize enthusiasm, he rushed upo" the
enemy and with the help of God, routed them
SO entiiely that not cyen a seSidge OF them re-
NAMED The trophies taken consisted in 10
large pieces OF artillery, with as many ammuni
ton wagon, Il considerable number of sold ers,
aud several officers. The remainder. with
their General, who was Governor OF Varna.
were killed in the engagement. The troops
took considerable booiy IN arms, &c.
"Nrvrr had such an engagement been wit
hesSed by the Grand tizier. and more especial
" Ia the plain, aud breast 10 breast, a thing
quite urnsudi 10 Ottoman troop. The will
ofGod therefore having been faiflled for our
encouragement in this frs engagement, it is
FOR the Pacli's, as faithful servants Of the gov
ernm nj to rejoice aud pray God tnat the enc
my may receive condign treatment every
where"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
THE VIRGINTAN.
81 1929.

kentucky Elections. From further inforna-
ton from Kentucky. it seems ,hatR T. Le,chet
has b Ell reelected without opposition Rlch.
ard NJ. johnson is elected in opposition to Il.
IMITATION J.. kincaid is elected in opposition
TO Booker, in the district lately represented by
Mr.. Moore. Mr.. Nicsl,Ae is said TO be Zee
iecled by a small minority.
Henry Daniel is. no doubt, re%l~eCted-though
heat in his own county, his majo' ity in Elem
ing was 30o over MI. Harrison.
y ID. Coleman tthe Jackson candldate) is
elected by II OF Is votes over Judge beatty.
The district is decidedly anti-JaCkson, tut 10.
cal consideration prevented a union OF The par
~ on Judge Beatty, Msj. BedInger received
several hundred votes, and hundreds dad not
vote NJ all.
M. Lecompte is reelected by a'majorny of
s OF GOO.
joel fancey, we hear, is probably reelected
by a small majority over Francis Johnson.
In. Chiffon is, no doubt, re elected by a large
MAJORITY over Maj Crutchrr.
Chi tendea Lyon having no opposition If, %
course, re elec ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24


more aud sosquehsnna Raj Road Company.
This having bera done, aud ths upper stone
censenied. tie Association sud The O1ierfs 81
tie Grand Lodge resumed their scsis on The
rlatforIn. when Ehenerer l.. fiDlay, bsq. -
rose and delivered an Grafton. OF is me.
ris IL Is not our intention 70 speak, but
Gill merely observe. tina, although his speech
vas delivered during the hottest part oil the
day, when The andience were exposed 10 the
seolching rays ola m-riisa sun, u was Listen.
"a, tn s,tn intense ,aicresi aud marked stlen-
tion. 1, mus have been truly gratifying ~
hin, a v ell Is hi. friends, TO find under such
lasu,p icious circumstances. that ai almost eve
~ senleuee he was interrupted by the sponis-
neoas bursts of applause Of those Who heard
him. TIE notice Of the " Father Of lnlernsl
improvements IN Maryland - VS. peculiarly
appropriate. aud we'll received.
The ceremonies having ended. the process.
SION reia,ned Ia the city. r on reaching their
respective places Of assemolagr, were di.missd
ell.
Al uigh, eur citir ms were g~rsti6"d by dis.
PLAY. of FIRE works. from different points thus
saded the celebration OF wa events nike IN.
pc laut Ia tue history of sur City.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
Mis- cTLLAUYa
Iur MaNuFAc1URlHc sysrru

Tho manufacturing system Is a necessary
stage IN the progress Of society. Without II
this nation could not have supported The long
aud Tremendous conflict which has delivered
Europe from thr yoke Of military despotism-
The worst OF all evils. lfEngiand had mol be en-
enabled by the use of sieam .neinrs TO send
oni every year myriads Of brave men an mil.
lions oil specie, ~ hat had Europe. aud what had
England itself been nov This i~nesiimable
benef, We have sern snd felt. Aud from the
consequence OF Thai skill IN machinery, which
the manufacturing system alone could Lave pro
daced, we may esp CT ultimately to Obtain the
greatest advantages OF SCIENCE aud civilization
NJ ths least Expense Of human Labor.
southeys Progress and Progpsets Of Society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

An anecdoie is told ola clergyman, who,
SOME years since. vas preaching moi a ihous-
and miles from the Ciry OF Charleston, one oil
whose sermons was thought 10 contain a NUN.
her Of personal sllusious, aud csuched in
terms OF severe and unmeriied rebuke. When
the cong rcgaiiou va, dismissed. a respectable
portion of than retired TO the porch of the
Church. nnder feeling Of great excitement,
where they awaited their minister, aud ~ he
approached il'rm. i1"y prremptorIly demanded
oi hun An expiana ion-upOn which he delIber-
aiely drew from his pocket the sermon That
had given offence, and said, -" You perceive
tom the appearance Of this manuscript thai 1t
WIS written long ago. Examine II. II IS noi
mierlined nor has Il word been preached 10
day thu Is not written IA If. From notes on
the back oil II on viii see tI,it | preached this
sane sermon more tnan twen'y years ago N
Tie city OF LanIon, and il 4 number oil other
places IN the isianl of GrrHt Britain. am,
however. truly pfntofIl that Providence has d.
rected me IN ~ 'select,un Of the subject, Is il
appears no les adapted to tbs meridian, liam
fnr thai 70, winch il was originally prepared
aud now, gentlemen, il any nf yoa consider that
II contains remarks applicable II yourselves, |
hope AMI pray that you mny make "a profitable
Improvement vi them. have no further apnl
ogy 10 offer
TChaItCstOR DbsEIlsf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

NtUIICE.-Ihe subscriber wishes to 10.
FL form his friends and the public, tina, he
Is now opening "a House OF Entertainment aud
store, in the south easi part of Campbell coun-
", al his Brick Establishment, nrpr Collins
Ferry, on the main road leading from Lynch.
burg 10 Halifax Courl House, where Ne hopes
to NEE; with the patronage Of his acquaintsn-
crs and the pubic, audi Tow prepared with
good beds, provisions aud Stables of the best,
aud shall spare no ltalns Ia Try and su I those
who may think p oper 10 cell on him.
JAMES JONES.
Augn,t24. v2wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

The following .es (says II correspondent Of
The British HeiaId) were copied from the iilar
erected on the mount il he Dane John Field,
formerly. called the Dungeon Field CanteIbu.
~ =
" Where is the man who has the power aud
skill
10 stem the torrents of a woman's will ,
OF II she will, she wal you may depend
ont
Aud il she wont, sh- wont, So there's an end
ont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Hdlftght ~ = dHRhI ~
Peftf Of Conscience, Or Murder niI out -
We understand thsi an individual has been
committed 90 Jail IN Fayetteville. charged Win
having murdered a Mr.. Mnnroe, Who was found
dead near thai place last winter aud whose
death was att ibuied, at lhe time, 10 his having
ht'en from his horse 10 a state of mioHics'ion'
/ he person now in prison, was arrested IN con
sequence OF certain disclosures whlch were
made by n white woman. VIM having attended
n Camp Meeting. became 40 much affected by
the exercises, that she could Obtain M ease OF
mind. until sio uuhnrthenrd her couseirnee'
She confessed In ont OF the Preachers, Thai the
deceased. Mmro,. WAS murdered nj her house,
aud tia, W~i,G1sOH, (now IN Jail was CONCERN
cd in the perpe,rat,on Of the horrid deed !!
Regisfer,
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Wrought Ndiis.-Mr. REYNOLDS, q

UrongM Naiis.-Mr. REYNOLDS, of
Bristol, X. | has invented a machine, for ma
King nails, every way equal. Il possessing all the
qualities OF wrought nails. They are rolled
from the bar. One of the machines is nov IN
operation Mt Bristol. aud two more, we under-
STAND, are about to be built. The nails are bet
Ter hh'shea than any we have ever before SEED
anu "na' Is oil great importance. they can be
made as cheap as the common cut nails.
Cheap Land.-We are assured says
. New York paper. that large quantities Of va
cant lands can be procured Of his Exceiiency
1onh for'yth, the present governor Of Geoigia.
IN tracts OF 700 10 400 acres, as may spit eml-
grants and settlers. n" the moderate ptice of
fVehfy1sce cents per acre-one half to be paid
on me execution OF tisles The ether hali il onr
OrtNe wars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
RW0n's opinion g P0pe.-I took

Ry1on's Opinion gf Pope.-I took
Moore's poems, and my o"n. and some Others,
says Byron, and went over them. side by side
witb Popes aud l was really astonIsbed q ought
not To have been sol aud mortified a, the inef-
fable Inference IN point OF sense learning, effect,
q even Imagination, passion and urention, be
tween the lutte Queen Anne's man, and US Of
the lower empire. Depend upon it, it is all
Horace then, aud Claudin now among US aud
it hadt 10 begiu again, would mould myself
accordingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

les, than 6f,sn hundred nov in the place.
Thts i. much larger uumber than ~e have
ever .seh here before at any time. AL the
publie aad private houses are blisd aud The
village assumes the appearance Of populous
and crowded city.
Among the arrivals oflsn week, were Mr..
Vaughan. tn. British minister. Count de ct
rsrdin, and Count Ney. son Of The late Mar
anal Ney aud among those oil yesterday, we're
Count survllliers Joseph Bguaparie,) aud
.Iite.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Curious Legacy.-One Philip Bos-
quot who lately d,rd at Amsterdam, has be-
qucatheda legacy 10 a certain Benevolent So
cieiy, on condhi.n thai Two irnii trees shall be
planted over his grave. aud that the fruit shall
be pubIlckiy sold al auction every year, IL or
der TO prove that the Ieeepihcles of The dead
aaay be rendered useful aud beneficial to Ibe
living.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
WOOL CARDTNG,

|kNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
IL public that his Carding Machine is in
complete order. Wool will be received at f. f.
uarnener Store, semitic the Machine and re.
turned IN rolls. Cash vii; be paid for a few
hundred pounds of good moot also suDerior
poot rolls for sale al F.. +. Gardeners.
AMASA ". HOLMES.
August IL. FRI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Some one observed tn NJ. Talleynnd. that,
whatever might he sad Of the Chamber OF De-
pniies. the members of the Upper Cnamhct at
least possessed consciences. oh. YES re-
piled NJ. I~alleyrsnd, there are consequences
.uongh among them Sem-, for example,
has two"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

The Htasei .fsirep A draft was, not long
sinc,, drawn by firm in Boston upon n Bank
in New York, for SlJoO. as expressed by f.
CURES IN The margin il was, however. inadve,.
,ently written fifteen dollars In Iii. body OF the
bill. But with this error II WIS discounted nj
n Bank ~ Boston, forwarded TO New York,
thrr. d sfed aud returned TO ibe Bank, and
pad at maturity, 10 the full amount Of fifteen
hundred dollars. without the discovery ri the
mistake hy any one. Except tue persons on
whom the bill was Il avn, who noticed II nj
thu time OF acceptance.
yRaFIou Palladium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

LATER FOREIGN NEWS BY aIriva's
from Havre and Liverpool, bringing ne"st to.
9Th nit. we have some further details Of the
affairs between the Russians and Turks. A.
new Bulletin had been issued by the Russian
General which represent the vicloty MS more
important than was at first supposed. The Rus.
sians were still in pursuit of III. Turks-and
General Roth had attacked an beaten a corpse
Of cavalry Of 1910 with great loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

iii of he Irish Bar. II may not be known
so all who here me (sayS Mr.. Yates) that in an
Irish Court of Justice every opportunity is
eagerly embraced for II display of Wit or joke,
even upon the most serious subject, from his
Lordship On the Bench to the irwtst officer OF
The Court. In Il case Of assault, the following
dialogue took place Barrister to the Plan
tiff" PRAY, Sir, did The defen lent give yon n
good sound beating :" Plaintiff" Faith he
dld-just as nate a drubbing as yourself got The
other day at the f, of Nelson's pillar" Bar
rister-' My Lord. | appeal TO The Court -
Judge The Court, Sin, will never refuse its
protection 10 a man who has .bied under the
immortal Nelson.
Scots Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

~tAHAss q IprldA) July %.
We learn from all quarters. that our Teri.
tory Ia blessed with abn-daut crops NJ every
description. The planters all wear smiling
faces, particularly those thil are %raising Su.
gar Cane ; AMI IL is n fact beyond dip tie.
IRON the experiments already made, that such
gentlemen as have the mesuS aud will enter
With spnit into raising Sugar, cannot fail IN
making large fortunes. Perhaps there nsser
was a time 80 propilio1s Tor III msn of capital
and eoierprlzia. planters 10 invest their means
hs ~ the lands OF FLORIDA, aud such as have
an idea Of emigraling here caunc DO better
than come forthwith.
We hear of one planter that offers for sal,
Io,ooo bushels OF corn vi his present crop, at o.
ceiis per bushel. But we cannot erpect Inn
such prices will long continue. as no plants,
"ill raise more corn than he wants, MS his soil
WI pay hun far better by raising Sugar .,
Sea Island Cotton.
We repeat az IL, that every one who wish
es 10 reap a rich harvest Tor his labonr, an,
ENJOY tile luxury Ola Snlubr,ouS climate
should at once come TO Florida.
Iirorrys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Sulcidc.-A Scorpion, when he finds himself
enclosed, aud no way left him TO escape, viii
bead his tail round aud sting himself through
The bend. And ii is remarkable, that this is the
onlv animal in the creation, man excepted
that can be made TO commit suicide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

To which Young Lady present made The
following ~rejoinder Why isa dandy ike .
looking glass because be represents every
thing Of n woman but The qualities OF ner
mind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The General Convention Of the Protestant
Episcoral Church IN the United states. Assem-
hled Mt ST. James Church, in tbs city. on
Wednesd y morning, the l2lh ~insI.-Ssrmon
by the Right Reverend Bishop B%rosnell. of
Connertiosi after which the holy sacrament
WAS administered The house of bishops Was
organ zed by the election OF The Rev. DIR. Wi
500, Of New York. as Secretary, Bishop White,
OF Pennsylvania, presiding The house Of rle-
rical aud Law delegates was organized by cleo.
ting the Rev. Dr, Wyatt. OF Baltimore, as
President, and Rev. Benjamin L. Onde,donk.
ofN. York, A. Secretary. The houss OF bish.
on. consists of Bishops White aud Onderdoak.
Of Pennsyisania Hobart. ofN iosk Cfoes.
Of New Jersey Bfo"ncll. of Connecticut /;
Griswnld. of the Eastern Dioors, Moore, Of
Virginia . and Itnyenserolt, Of North Carolina,
Bishops Bowen, of South Carolrn1. Ind Chase,
OF Ohio, were absent. Pat Chr0n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
fB1aon Palladium


-
from The ". Y Commercial ddeentstr Al
gust IL
fnoM SEw ORLLAxs.-Bv the p ckcl ship
Illinois, ahyices from New. Orirans are receiv-
ed IN thu 2S,h ali. TIN papers .ay nothing
about lln health Of h cts, bai p%tiyntc advices
represent II rs sickIy
The ship Bingham. Capt. Jrinery, one ot the
American vessels %clHfirrc nj Havana Ia car
~ troops IN the late expedition which sailed
from Havannp ~ The ON ofJuly, hHs arrived
nj Nrr-Orirans IN disirass having been 5tpara
led from the feet IN a vloirnt tempest, which
took place on the 18th Of July. There are on
board this vessel abOnt 800 troops. Officers in
cln led, The Sp mish & lnsll at New Orleans
made appllclilIn 10 the Governor for these
troops 10 land, uutil the Bingham could br re-
paired, or some other shi,, chartered 10 take
tlem on board. The Governor granted them
pfrmlss,on to land At such place ms he pointed
oui, where they were to remain Until the YES.
Sc could b. repaired, II no other ship could be
hlred 10 take them,
The following spanish officers had reached
The city in the GranpuJi steam hoat from on
hoard he Is Bingham :-Cnm nhndcr Don Man
nl de lbs Santos Gurman Captain Don Jose
Mnrrv Ysls Lieut.. Don Juan Furnace Sar-
Reani Don Jose Antonio Mpnrjis. and Capt,
J fiery nnHudcf OF the ship. The Bmg-
ham was ordered by the Governn nol to come
up To the city.
II was reported NJ New o leans, when III
!. left, that y number of HE vessels belonging
To the Snanish sq"Hdron, destined Tor the insas-
on of Menico, had put into Pensacola. having
suffered considerable damage IL n esvere gale
OF wind.
The schooner Mexican OF New Orleans that
sailed from that place some time sinre Tor RIO
Grande. had returned. The Captain stated
that On arriving there he was ordered oil by
the revenue Officers, w,ihout being permitted
10 land any ot The carg owing 10 some new
tariff regulations.
ST. MrrtinSriiie, Jalg ls.-We hear from all
parts of this aud the adJoinl L p%niihses, tia, the
rains which have fallen necessarily ior a mum.
Der ofweeks past have greatly injured III"
nrw planted crops Of cotton aud sane, Ihi,
wear has been unCommouly distressing for all
our inhabitants, The price OF cotton has kept
very low. aud without demand m@ranfl"
business inactive ; VI ne. i, scarcei then rvvr
known here md 10 cap tina whole proyislons
ere remarkably high our. navigation IS entire
l. bio ked up hv the tall of The Mississippi, and
we cannol reasonably expect a change before
lhe commencement of the yeac 1890. These
may really be called hard tmes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Melancholy Acciisnt,-On Thur,day sneI.
noon, while some laborers we're EMPLOYED IN
ercRvating on the line of The Canal winch mas.
ses through this town, between Jefferson and
Congress streets the bank suddenly gave wsy
aud caught three before they could escape. A
laborer named Hicks was Killed ou,upht h,
was a native Of Charles county, Mar, land. and
has left a wife and two children in WasD,np.
tun.
Mr.. Reed, a very worthy aud indn,triou,
young Tan. who acted as ovcrseer or sun.,,,.
tndeDt wss so much iulured that he ..n,r.d
about . o'clock the same evening, h i. Aid,
remarkable that Reed, who was always an,io,,
IN cauiion,ng the workmen against danger
had just descended from the ton of the banL
not more than 8 or 10 feet, and was in the ac,
pf giving some directions with a pickaxe in hi.
hand when the accident occurred. We under
stand that he had recently Mriten "a his wifi
10 come on with her two children and ,hev mr.
nouriy expected.
The other person was seriously. bu, not dan.
gerousiy, injured saving had his tl,isb broken
The laborers had resumed their work ON nh,
section after a lev days suspension. only n,
Thursday morning and were pursuing i, with
a~iacrity. This is the fourth or fifth scc,don,
which has happ ned, either in Georgetow.o ~,
Washington, vii IN a mouth.
Gazette, Georgefoun ID r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Sitniinga WJe.-A young surgeon was lately
apprehended Al Sheffield, under a wtrrani.
charging hun with having stolen a par Of stock
ings, a llannel penicoat, a satin slip, and a
bonnet II appeared that the young gentle.
man had, IN tact, stolen n Young lady, and had
been married 10 h"r al Gretna Green and tint
her mother, not r~rlishing the connexfon. had
gon" before II ma tNtraie, aad preferred "A
charge OF stealing the clothes IN which the
fugitive was atirtd at the time ofibe Eight
WHAT became of the case IS not mentioned in
any of the Sheffield papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
Beaufori. (SouM CaroIiaa.1 JaV &c

CSFuRrCSArE NJ s1AKE-.rAo armed parties
one cons sting ofioni, and the othrt of FIVE per
sons, lro n this town set out on Maaday night
last IN pursuit 81 a gang of runawayS o. our
Island, Tor the apprehension Of whom large
reward3 arei on'rrd-rtey encountered each
other in the dark on the road, about Il mi e
rom town, and as II WIS unknown Ia
each party that another Was with a slnilar
object, after Challenging each olher, Il gun was
discharged on one side, answered by - general
fire from the other, which was returned, aud
both parties relrettrd -nnder the impression
that they " re engaged with a superior force
81 innh"ays Three persons WERE wounded
IN each snie, six IA all, The wouads, We be-
llevs, are not dangerous, aud il no harm had
been done, the altar would have been higniy
luIicrous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

oafdlogd opFings, .4ugusf II.
lh- MI ere rangers who arrived in this
v.Hsge Il NJ tie week ending on Sonday
evening i, slim ted to have been upward,
or1la1 aid n is believed tina, there are no,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Mr.. Richie says he is unacquaintei with the
to turn out Mr.. King as Naval Agent at Norfolk
aud put in his place Nash Lesrard, and until
they are explicitly developed it is out of his
power to approve or condemn them. All Is
il possible that this consistent gentleman will
coudemn an act of Gen. Jackson's. Does he
auger from the -" s igns of the Times that
the Generals popularity is in the wane
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
SANA'YOGA
Powders, &c.

UUST received the highly esteemed aud bal
oil ua6ie Saratoga or Congress, powders. These
powders possesses all the pieasaniness & all the
Medicinal efficacy OF the celebrated Congress or
Saratoga Spring. and also Saratoga water IN
bottles.-For sale at northern prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

Remarkable Eridsnce ofths Change of Times.
TO persons unarquainted with the nanufac-
ture OF cotton in this country, it will afford
some idea of the amazing change that has
taken place, during the last fifteen or sixteen
years, when we state the following facts Cloth
TINT IN the years, lSl3-l4 was worth two
siiIihngs and serenpence per yard, is now
valued al eightpence halfpeny and The waving
OF a particular quality OF the same article,
which IN the wears l3-l4 cost the manufacture
eight aud twenty shilliugs, is now done for
four AMI sixpence or Eve ~shillings with these
facts before us, who can " onder al he unlorIu-
nate condition of the poor weayersl
liverpool paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

purpose giving an abstract ofshe proceedings
Of the trial so soon as a verdict shall have been
re ndered by the Jury. Ciriiidn.