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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

Nh. Richie, editor ofthe Richmond Enqui-
rer, stat :, that he understood. 6store Mr..
Randolph Ten he L. States, thai the admins,ra
ton had anihoI lad hun II visit the south Of
Europe. II the state Ut his health should re-
qnre the change - aud the Editor Of the I.,-
egraph Is represented as having sa ii that Nj
Raudolph WAS authorized bv MS original ia
Strhcii0Bs to visit the South of Europe, in the p
vent that ms health should make II u cessary."
II woul1 seem 10 follow US necessuT, in-
terence iron these statements. thai there were
10 speak ~ moderate terms, NiiouB expectations
before his dopa tnre, that Mr.. Randolph would
rot be able 10 perform the duie. al IN mi ssiun
otherwise II is impossible 10 account for the
precautions taken by the administration a.
galast his expected inability from i'll bealt
Now What apology can be gwen tor appointing
an envoy on such d'stan, aud important mis-
sion, under such circumstances II is, in tie
fist place, \ gross mIsaplICalion OF the public
money aud 10 a much larger amount than the
sums Tor which Tobias Watkins has been IN
prison tor year or two past. And IN the
second, II Is hllllng with an impor ant branch
ot our foreign relations Why all this parade
OF seeing pieaipoieniioHnry in ship of war,
20 so distant point, proiessedy TO MAINTAIN
proper standing with a court which we pre-
@nd 10 hold in high estimation, when il was
expected he would have To leave the court
ava Ms "HiN'"' "heihess, dhu TAKE MS departure
tof a distant country, lot tae benehi vi l.Is
henhi
Aud It the statements OF the Richmond En-
quirer and the Boston Statesman are botn cor
rect, there is no probability thar Mr.. Randolph
Will ever ee able 10 perform his duties al ST.
fe'ersbursh for the first saws that " his health
WAS very uuch enieehled by The voyage. mud
especially by the hi MINER clim,te OF 81.
PeIersburgh. and the inter says that Mr..
randolph is represented as having been al
hlcteh with severe cough, aud altogether una
Die TO endure the shocks OF northern winter"
Now II MIR. Randolph is made SICK by sea
voyages, nor cannot endure either the no,
summer climate OF ST. Petersburgh, or the
shocks Of Northern winter, il is dilfieult 10
see when he is TO fulfil tue important duties Of
EnVoy Extraordinary and. Minister P,enipo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
WHAT'S A NAME ,"

4 SheibyyilIe Editor, in announcing lb
change ol the title of his paper, from " C,n,ui
Ter and Ledger" Ia " Political Examiner - ,sLe.
occasion 10 assert, what no one could feas,u,.
bly, doubt the right OF every Editor TO name hi,
paper after his o y n fancy, he il in good or bad
taste, according to the estimate Of otners. In
support OF his own opinion, on this pomt h,
relates the following " we'll authenl,csteL
fict:'
a certain family, on the birth ola son 70
qnrsied rich old bacDeor uncle 10 stand ,ol
father al the christening The Old gentleman
readily agreed, on ihn condition thai he should
have the naming of the child, which was az
readily accedsd to by the parents who doubl.
ed not that he would confer his. own name ,s
well as his fortune 90 the infant. The day oI
baptism arrived. and the parties repaired ia
the church lhe parson took his station at
the font, and receiving the smiling charge in
his ards he called upon the sponsor for thc
namr--B Bull Frog said he. Vhai sad the
parson -Whm uncle sail the as,onishe mo-
thcr. say Bull Frog replied the oil gentle.
man. with emphasis. The mother became hys
lericHl--ihe father s~ore the old nan was mad
the pafson said The name was profanity
The congre gation all agreed It was bad laslee
hat the sporsor, taking up his hat and pfc
pairing to leave the church, once more goc,fer
Hied- ffeH you BWI FROG IS ms name, and u
you don't like il, name han yoarsefUes" The
menacs operated like a charm on the parcnt,-
the old gentleman was detained-ihe psfsoo
weot through with the ceremony-and Bull
Frog is now living in The enjoyment of lo,.
tnne-the result Of the ." bad taste of his
whimsical old uncle in giving him a NAME
State Of the Polls. -Whiskrrs, for some
months past, nave not been 50 fashionable as
a year aso-at least there has not been such
a growth observable. The moustache has bees
partially cultivated by several blnod'and hun
der dasbers, but il dcags heavily. The other
day, belle dryly remarked the dry wea.
Their in Octobtr. bronsed my 6eaus moasiachs;
bni the late rams have flied up the vacancies
We learn by recent arrivals, that since the lie.
voldiion Ia France, the nOusiache has disap.
prared in PAYS. II WIS the mark OF the old
regime, and is unpopular
". Y Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
SENrENCEnF nrArlL

On Monday last Joseph Jenkins Knapp WIS
Wrought up 10 receive sentence o death, which
was pronounced by MIR. J"sic. Putnsm. Tho
follow ing extracts are published IA ans Saleal
Gazette Of Tuesday
II is not % uggra,nie your suaernes that we
address you ioI your present wreichsdness
rsciirs Feeling. Of compass ion and not OF ndig-
"a tt,on. But We hope that ~ presenting 10 Your
new some OF the horrible circumstances which
nave ATTENDED thr CRIME for which you ARE 10
suffer, We may lead You 10 snceie contrlliun
and repentance.
The aged sufferer WASH near relative 10 Your
wife She WAS nuttuted 81 ms house, and To-
sed and CT ersheh 10y him ~ child.
lou wsie admitted TO partske OF h,s hosri
,ality-you awaited yourself OF The oppu,tnui-
ties TO s,.I at the soo-e oi the drceassd 10 pre-
pare the way for the entrance o, your h,red
a.sHss,n u the bed chamber Of the vlclim.
You we're ior months deliberately OCCUPIED
Ia de, isiag the WAYS and means OF his death.
fIoirIbi- 10 tihnk J---while you were eating his
BIT al, nj his o"n iabic, sou were plotting a.
ks,nsl his lite.
Ihs raecu,ion ol this awful con cirscy spread
h'saay, snI,e,y aud d. rust throngh tue eoun.
ny.
week after week passed a"ny--and left the
dreadful deed vei'rd in mystery. Az length N
ntscoyery war made bs means almost rs extra
otdinsrv as was the crime.
Il sach events had b en- set forth in work OF
Gcton, tbes would have been con sidered as too
absurd aud unnatural for public endurance
'tDr story wonld have been treated Ms libel
Moon man. Who w"nd have imag med that
y Dung sneB--weli educated men--hsving re-
spectacle connexions and means of living
q '"d have been found ia our cultivated society
aeray 4" ioin in such fearful conspiracy
MO would have imagine that the clue to
L.. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

apt 10 disagree. DR.. Phillas ialan..
that n has known several Who were oh,;..
to abstain even from the sa,aii quantity s.rd :.
trs. u
3 Presrtves arr merely different kinds of r.
boiled to certain extent IN sugar or molss,a.'
This same remarks. very nearly, will tn.,.
fore, apply 10 'iiea IA t. the latter. When a.
ten IN moderation, with milk or bread ,b..
form an innocent, If rot advantageous. 49,
ton to our meals, provided, however, the. ~
prpnared az fruit iolrfably ripe, and NOT -
ncid. We are now speaking ofthe ordinary d.
nestle preserves. Ia reference 10 the .n,,.-
class il will be prnper to Observe that Mr..
formed from vegetables, very Tough, of a yood..
fibre or otherwise of an indigssiible ns,,.I
,hey invariably disturb the stomach, nolsi,t
s,andiae the sugar 18th which they are Comb
ned.
The great, perhaps the only. objection IN H..
use Of %, serves IN general. during sta,e =,
health, is. that they are generally eaten with The
desert, amer parIakins of a healthy dinaer. ar
Al the close of u substantial supper. Undss
such circumstances. they almost invariatlv
impede Digestion; aud by running into fermen
iation 10 the stomach, produce heartburn, chol.
ic. and other uneasy sensations. They are verv
api, also, TO produce INC same effects when psr
taken Of late IN the evening, or just before
retiring TO rest.
Similar cautions should be observed IN rtgard
to the vessels in which preserves are MI en-.
we're laid down when we spoke of pickesg h..
few Years since, NUMBER of the inhnbitant, of
Lancaster cou0ty, III this state. were attacked
" It'll m extremely painful affection. the cause of
which was traced to the use of apple butter
Ia specips Of preseryes) which had been
kept ia eat,hen vessels, glazed, Ms is usual, Nib
lead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
MELANCHOLY EVEN

Ata husking party IN the town OF Bruius, ~
Y. last week. man by the name OF Levi Ollie
was suddenly killed ia AN encounter with n Mr.
Graham. Odle was into icaied ADD proposed
going 10 prayer, and accordingly knrli down g.
commenced u mock prayer. A Mr. Lsmphesr
who was present. shocked al tins wsn'on riIi-
culr and profa ion OF dcyotinoal exercise, re.
monsusI, d and ehde asoured To prevent him.
Odle Immediately became enraged aid com
msnced u iurious attack upon Lamphear, who
re,I, atrd, and end.nvoret 10 avoid him. Ode
became furious aud abosive in the extreme,
when Mr. Graham interieied, anJ attempted to
pao,f, him. Odle kicked Mr.. G, several times
who ~ last retalinied. and struck hun one blow,
whIch unfOriunaiel, hi him ON the temporal
bone just back Of the left ear, winch fc led him
10 the earth. dead man. A coroncr's inquest
was held upou the body Of Odle. aud vr,dict
returned that, h. cnlne 10 has death by ~ blow
dom john Graham IN self defence" Graham
has since been bound over for trial.
lhr above - another practical comment IN
on thu vice OF incompetence. II ever the spi-
ri OF rvil is suffered 10 wax abroad, aud tor
IN nj the nations, u mast Ice undeT the guise OF
intrmp,rancs. Htll cannot produce II monster
more dreadful, nor the catalogue OF crime. one
offence more horrible. than those engrndered
bt 'ntempe,anrn when IT s~ays its demon &C
inlla.noe ovrr human actions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

AHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public tina, he is receiving md manuisc
turing Carriages of every desc'ip lion, amorg
which are the following Coach, Coaches
Chatiots, London and New York Buehys, A.
hany Pheytons, Barrouch, Ba'rouchee, Phila
dolphin Deabo,ns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
others that may be called for.
All Orders thankfully received and punctuaIIy
attended 10.
Repairing done al the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. II. BEACH g. Co.
y. just received FIRST rate Coach omih
from the North. OF which we will assure the
public they can he accommodated with repair
ing Carriag S of any Kind few do 1rs below tot
fIankl u Hotel, Lyncbbnrg.
II. II. BEACH & Go.
Nov % wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
a O AGI&N.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Capt. AIKEN, OF the Mary Rowland. nj New
York hom Cork, has brought papars Of that
city To the 2ist Oct Inclusive, Containing Lon
don dates of the 1871.
4 privBle letter lom London, received ut
Cork, says" report is curren. Ia the eity,
and seems to have some foundation, that some
houses in Birming ham have entered int, a
contract tor the s1pply OF taree hundred thou
sand muskcts To the French Gnvrrnmput. II
Is supposed Also thai the quantity ultimately re
CURED WI be mncn greater. The order Is
said to be "A very pressing ONE, aud that de
livery is urged al the rte OF o0. 900 monthly if
possible. TINS Circumstance Is not Al present
viewed with any nj ira IA the money market
as the motive assigned for the order, mud
the despatch Cf i. IS the mis- rahr stat, of in
efficiency rs 10 the eqli pnent, IL which the
whole fthc rrgnl II aruy Of + auce vds LEFT
by Charles X. aud his Ministers
LATEST FROM SMYRNA-The Editor Of
the b 'ston Daily Adv rtiser has received Smyr-
nn papers 10 September %. On the 22d Of
tina, month the French inhabitants Of Smyrna
celebrated by apublic banquet, the late events
in France. The French and English Consrls
were invited, aud MIR. Khind the American
Commissioner, aud an equal number OF Eng ish
and American mer chants.
confirms the accounts heretofore given of The
treachtry practiscd by the Grsnd Vizier on tb.
Albanian leaders. he with the Pacha of
Scodra had entered inro an arrangement by
which they paid down u part OF the arrears OF
pay due 10 the Albanian army, aud agreed TO
pay tho residue from the revenues ri Roume.
LA, whrr' the Grand Vizler commanded. At
the moment when tho fist part OF tins arrange
ment was carried into execution, the piiucipal
beys whose submission it was thought would
be the most difficult, we're drawn into net by
which they lost their lives. About two hundred
ot their SUIT who WIRE made prisoners, were
semitic Cons'aninopIe where ihey were CON
demned TO hard labor al the gallie, A great
fermentation was produced among the Absn-
isns by the news Of the execution Of the chiefs.
who had repaired to the quarters of the Grand
Nizer opon his invitation. aud 1t was Cear,d
that this cruel and ucacherous measure, insie all
OF Inspiring terror among them, would excite
them anew ani give s,eater vigour to the
msurIection.
The Porte had not officially acknowledged
the hicolored flag, hut it was permitted ovon
the palace of the Ambassador, aud on board
the French merchant ships.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

tsolioosry 10 ihei Ospfi 81 k1ss' Tor n
Court reside. - the sIfnBsr sessp" ;" ~
..n.n.r ciiuais Of 81. P-,er-hafsh' aah !"
ni,y .uee...,su has - mrst TIE thveN
\ ,,,hr,s win er: whl. travelling bass""p
l. forward. Iron Russia to TIE 51n'h o. 'e.
vii -, only oceapy great psff "t me W..
n,din,e time. bit according 10 r"te"t eiPe
r,.nee. Will also have a tendency very m"s" -
enf-ebie III. health. -.
We do not make these remarks nee use VIZ
snppo.e the dp.omsiie interest. OF 'he !. 2,ss'
with Ru,sia ars likely TO snif1 ~ vi. h"''
d,Inh's ah.ence. \, FAR az they are ePnee'a-
ed they will be rs just a, well " "heh ne .
pursuing his henith or his smase neni, III ''e
south OF France. "a " he was showing MS a'ls
AMI his ridiculous oil lities. AT tue Cotrt OF u
P.irrsbnrzh. But il IS the precedent nf'f -
tabII.heJ, thsi the al Illustration may .eies''
for selfish aud saisier purposes, person ''i
such an important and Responsible oihee, WI"
po.,es.es ~ siuglr ~ li6cdiion for the Ii1ee'
aud VINO Mt th. nonIsnt Of re, Giving ma Ap'
"a .,,atu.ui was known To- be ~ such a preea
risn. condition ~ II regard Il hi, heaiih, ma
tn.,. were no res.oss la behave even u he han
been ever 80 well qualified, that he would b'
able To p.riofm the duties iOI winch he had been
sci, cted.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
From the Lexington, Va. htieihgeneer, Nor 2
WA sIiiNGrDN COLLEGE.

We have the piess',e u Inform our readers
that %, Loais mItshnh fbro'h"f OF the Chls'
JUSTICE pas accepted the Presidency OF ms
institution. IL nov mere. nuJ snters Imrne-
dialely on the duties Of his Office.
Tho Fac liy have determined u" ad"1hng
a new Freshman class TO enter this session,
with view Of accommodating II number oil new
students, and Of changing the iims of tho Com
n,encements hom spring IL tall. u any stu
deuis who have not yet arrived, contemplate
entering this srssIoD, we are requested by the
Fncnlty TO inform Them OF The importance Of n,
lending rs speedily no possible. Tho session
Las just began.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

Ag~e have adveftej TO the subject NJ Mr..
Kandolphis appointment, ('he enumeration OF
which, after the feeling oi surprise had snhsi-
died.. caused we will venture TO say, smile
IL ninrty-nins of every hundred oil the people
Of the Uated 5tatss) W. will mention an I'm
proprleiy connected with The appointment
which we are snrpisrd the President should have
sanctioue1. The Official pape' Of the Govern
ment has admitted (aftrr having denediD that
Mr. Randolph carried with bin the Presidents
p.y,us.,on 10 retire f,on Russia ai,rr he had
Or. ed his crrls niIals, and spend SOME months
IN the South OF Europe. As ~ was morally
certain that he woaiI avail himself OF The psr
mission IL i. sir8ngs that n geHilem ot uic
wears AMI some experience was not sent out as
Secretary Of Legation, TO take IN charge the
affairs Oh otu Government daring the Minister 5
long absence. Insead Of this, n gentleman OF
thnt description (Mr. WArrs) Was removed,
and. 10 crafty abe Minister, young gentle
man. OF not more ,hnn twenty years oi age. 1t
Is stated. wa, appointed, who, u must have
been anticipnteJ by the Government, would
Income as he has become, the American
Minister de facto, 81 tue frDt conri IN Europe.
Aud how long ihi. state Of things 10 TO conilnue
il Is ,mpo,.ible ~ tell: for the oihcIal paper
at the sent Of u q vernmehI says the winter OF
Russia - too 81. ere Tor tho Minister'S consti'u-
ton aud The sent Official at Kicb'nond 'niorms
us that hrs hedltn caIinol staHu y tnr ho' sum-
,ners OF Russia" SO that il unable 10 remain
al his post either winter or simmer, u Wi de-
volve On lie secretary OF Legation To dis
charge the dnties OF AliaIster hea,ly all the
year round. Val mt
There is report here but upon what suthori-
tv NC have not heard, nor do we attach ANY
credit TO il, namely, that during MI. Ian
dolph's VISIT to Ricnm ,uh last tail, tue Sec
r.tsr, of State enquned among our leading
men then attending the Convention. what ap-
pointment would be mos, acceptable I" the
State of Virginia and that the unauity,ous
wish OF all TO whom he propoundcd the Question
was. that Mr.. Randolph should be appointed
Minister to Russia. Norfolk Herald.
Mr.. Randolph said 10 Jnba nj their parting,
" My remains viii tie sent TO VTg mia, "a spir'
its. Bury them under the old oak. on my
plantation. Turn my head to the s, wish
TO look westward
This was related by JuDa II our informant
aud IL ~ too old chnracterisic not TO he tue.
Sickcned of the old void, he wished evan ia
death. 10 turn h,. back upon IL; aud 10 set his
face towards the ii.Ing enpife of the west.
Boston Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
DISrREsSINGt.V FNT

W. learnt Iha, child about four years Oh,
belonging TO n Mr.--li,mg on the cornef at
Sophia aud Buffalo streets, ia this vill,ge, on
Wednesday evening last, playing with some
shavings near he fire place communicated The
FIRE TO It's, clothes and was SO dreajinlty burn, ii
as to expire during The night. There WAS no
on" present when the fire commenced 10 render
assistance except the mother, who WAS 81 CON.
plc,ely intoxicated MS 10 be hey oud the poNei Of
e,tingushlns the iames or ryeu making any
atiempt. Rochester Ddiiy .1irtriiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
GENEnAL EOnRT.

Richmond Noe. 2J-lh's Coo,' adjourned
y sterday sine de. 1t met on Monday the 10Th
and has transacted great deal OF business.
Among the decYions which they made, were
the cases Of the three counerie,t"rs which
were sent up TO them from tire county OF Bois-
ionrt, sc. The Court oyrr-ruisd the exceptions,
and the prisoners are 10 undergo The sen :
fence ofthe law.
The General Cont has Of course, died n
natural death. They have separated. never
to meet again under the old Conslitu ion.
IL rests with the Legislature 10 give such
an organization as ,bey may deem uiJst e1pe-
dent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

The last Number of Mi. Mics Register con-
tains a notice OF nav manufacture, cnlied
Brverieens, made out Of American cotton, for
the use OF hard working men--ihe quality and
price Of which, says he, may cause some 10
feel little red--to blush. il blush they can,
who have 90 feelingly spoken about taking
the poor, for the benefit OF oyergrown capital.
lists, anh so forth These goods twiled
and tapped and worked together, that the cost
ly power looms IN which they ara woven,
make Only about four yards a day. They
feel Ike n kin. and will wear as ldag ~ the
humbest lsbourer can des'rc that they should
do. And machine puwvr goes 50 fully into the
fabrication of Beaserteens, that, until a cubic
foot Of water in the United States shall be less
powerful than one IN Great Britain, may
not fear wan, OF cheap aud comfortable clo-
hing for thu 'or'-if disposed TO clothe them
selves chcap!y. The appearance the cloth, too,
II IL much mere decent than any other OF like
cot and durability. II ma, not be fitted for
the snow-tlah hills and icy mountains Of tie
north, hu, ii is well adapted To take tine place Of
~ha, are called NEGRO cloths" alta much
less price. mn viii lat vice as long rs the
flm,y stun, imported br IN use oil alayes.
Alex GGJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

The case OF Mr.. Badge, against Dr.. Ballot
Brookly n which has occupied the Cncuit Courl
OF the u. States the last sir days, terminated
yesterday, whrn the jnrs brought IN n yer
diet against the defendant, for 1000 collars
damage.
The charge was for an assault on the daush
ter oil the plaintiff with micn, Ia commit a
rape, and from the extraordinary Circumstances
Of the case, the delendan, being a married
man, and having access TO the house of a..
plan ~ ia the character Of aIrspsctabl. ply
sicIan. much Interest has been eAcied by the
recital vi the particulars.
"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

appointment BY he Pres,dem. + tugH w.
SULLIVAN. 10 be Surveyor aud Inspector oil inc
fieyenue for iha Port Of A.a Point, IA ihs
State OF Virginia, vice Eugene sullivan deceas-
ed.
WILLIAM G. UAasOs. 10 be Surveyor Tor tho
District, aud Inspector Of the Revenue Tor the
Purl Of Newport, IN the State OF khode isia"d'
siee John Socum. decreased
VILLAS A. WnirEusAp. TO lie Collector OF
the Customs for The District, aud Inspector OF
mo Revenue for the Port of 10y West. ~ the
Territory 81 lotija, wise Algrraoo ,. lhrus
ION, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Disges' Office.
S20,ON capital Prize.
Union ANAL a.nttery,

Glass No. 81 for 1880.
10 be drawn at Phda deIpha Oh oatu, day The
goth November, 1890.
&c nnmbeIs--l0 drawu ballots.
MONEY
prize of S200oo Il prizes of $500
prize of 10000 10 prizes of 400
prize Of 5000 10 prizes of 800
prizes of 1000 90 prizes of 900
prizes Of 5000 20 prizes of l5o
prizes Of 1000 40 prizes of loo
prizes of 1000
With 20s, &c.
Tickets S5-Halves S. 5o-Quariers 81 %
For sale at DlGGES' OFFICE.
Nov Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

The Sugar Crop IN Louisiana. the pnpprs
from the interior Of the state, with n s,ng lie
exception, coucnr in glvin. "A ilaiicIing ac-
count OF the cane crop thu present year. In
the mig hborhood Of Donaldson, according l.,
the Creole ri that town. II surpasses the cxpec-
ia,ions OF the planters. The quality of TIE su
gar will. perhaps, ekecel that % amy fo, mer
year,
FROM the LAWYER Lafonrche, and the bayous
adjacent, accounts vi tue sugaI-cdne al e no less
dsucrins.
In some parts OF the state the cnnr will be
short but II IS supposed that the deficiency win
he made up by the superior sweetness Of the
juice. The Gaz' tie OF Baton Rogue relates an
instance ola planter in the parish of Wesl-Ba.
ton Rouge having letI in he vat some Juice % {
The Gaze which he had extracted ia order to
try ms mil, which was in lew DAYS
converted INTO syrup by the ne,e effect OF ua-
turnl evaporation.
The Gazette OF Opelousas, which had p
pressed an opinion that ihr shorrnrss of ian.
cane crop IN that district would be CoD,eo,..
ted by iis superior sweetness, is now OF a d,
irrert belief. Its opinion now is that il viii
not sHord more than one third OF the usual
quantity Of juice. which will posses no extra
ordinary sweetness.
More Trouble iHfAe Cherokee Country, NOT
from neU s0Mce.--Ihe Cherokee Phnulx
ol the 3Oth uh. Contains the following ar
ticlr
During the latter part Of the first week OF
the Council, gentleman by tbe name OF b.
gan. rom "winneu county, Georgia, was al
TINS place. engaged. as he said, in taking the
census under an act Of Congress. As this act,
Hhh the constitution OF the United States ex
pre'sly exclude Indians moi Jared, we tell very
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