Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

ssiTes N dsaeiag. Toaag laty happened
In slip. aud fell on the deck. a daody. uhu
enaoced 10 be near AT the Time, siood motion
less and. on being asked why he DAD not as
sisi the lad, ia gel,ias up. replied that he was
ealing for on introduction!
Ninaiy Thousand copies of the London
Weekly Despatch newspaper, OF Iune II, con.
tanning Portrait of his late Majesty. were
struck ot--so great be'sg the demand.
The publisher of n Scotchish Periodical,
whioh recently went the way Of all le,h,
gives in his expiring number. two reasons,
which he terms " cogeni' ones-and they GER
family are so--fsr III. demise of his Journal
The first is that all his contributors had lett
hin /: and the second Nv, thai his subscribers
had done likewise.
The GreeGvile Is. CO Mouninineer SAYS.
there was killed nsar that place, n few dsys ago
Bull Snake. measuring eight iest eight inches
in length, and ten inches round the body. The
skin was taken of aud stuffed.
A person IN Philadelphia, with two or three
coadj tutors, lately attempted To graiIly Two
beautiful young ladies with a .erenadr. when
Dad bnwlad out to them To deslst but as they
kept up their wbIlwInd OF harmony, he poured
oil upon them from Two large lamps; whefeat
the iniurlaied aInslrels assaulted his house, for
which the leader WAS carried to the watch
house, and the neat day pa, under bonds to
keep the peace.
Wit is brush-wood judgment. timber the
one gives tho greatest flame the other yields
the most durable heat and bath messing make
abe best fire.
History tails of illustrious villains but there
never was M Industrious iu,ser in nature.
" Lord Exeter won at leaH l. 900 al the A.
col races. His Lordship looks INTO hi, own
stables, aud IL a man Vi uus,ness.'
Thsre 10 an exhibition Of stained Glass in
Ph,ladelphla where the first attempt IN this
country was made 10 revive this long lost nIi.
al which are To be- seen the portraits of the
Presidents Of the United States, composed oi
eolors wrought into the body OF the glass.
a writer, ina Northern paper, opposed to
the American System, Canals, Rail Roads, &C.
&c. adopts tho Jswbreahing signature Of
- B0noai0nlgq ti6ngatus.
II Is stated, in one oil the iats London papefs,
tina, Mr.. ,ickstt, geon residing at Brgh.
ton. Yorkshire, died on the 7tn oi jun, IA
consequences ot giving himself IA punciu,r
whist opening the body ola child that died
from inflammation OF the bowels.
University Of HeldIeburg. haa published a
Pamphei, entitled. Madame de Slael aud Ma.
dame Roland, OF parallel between those cell
ebrsi"d Women, IN reference 10 SOME events OF
the French Revolution.
A now aud nosi extensive Scientific and
Military History OF the French Expedition TO
Egypt has been undertakea III Pni,s, by sese
raj eminent military and literary men.
Mr. Edmund Chainsy, of Houston county
Georgia, lately put peiiod TO his existence 10y
blowing out his BRAINS. lie was young man
IN easy circumstances, aud this rash act Is AT .
trbured 10 COMMUNAL neic,iy. - lie who
marrIes (says 81. Paul. dues yell ; but be who
marries not, does beAtr.'
The Fourth OF July was celebrated Mt Jack
sonvir. Gllmo,s,) oy about 1000 persons,
males and females. Alter the dinner, many
toasts, regulars aud volunteers. were propos-
ed, and drank IN empty glasses. by all The com
pany, except the Pres'dent aud Wee President
VINO, tits added, -" d,ank spsr,ngly"