Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
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IusCHmUth, 'hc sfhi OF government pi hlhDi-
ma. in three and half dnys from Washington
aud nj New Orleans in SIX DAYS One Of the
horses employed in conveying TINT document
10 Philadelphia, was the guy thai Gen. Jack
son rode during the seminole campaign. lie
carried the rider AZ III" rate of % miles an hou,
A parcel of negroes shipped from Norfolk
III the schooner Lafayette. tnf Nrw Orleans
rose on thn crew, aud several were wounded
before the iusnrreclion WIS put down. They
confessed that their object was TO sla, ia
WHITES, aud run the vessel into 81. Domingo
They also slated a similar plan had been formed
by The slaves on board the schr Iranspor'.
" Inch had not arrived al New Orleans al the
last dates.
UpwR,ds of f6 600 slaves were imported
fron Africa into the port oil Rio JaneIro IN the
year 1928.
An officer in The u. s army. al the SAUL de
ST. Marie, has translated the greater portion OF
the Bible into the language of the Cbippaway
Indians. Toe variations IN Genesis are said 10
have excited great interest among the Indians,
from their striking n cordance Ia many part
culars, with Their own most cherished i'adi-
lions. This ,nld seem To be another small
link in the chain ofcvidencr through which y
has been attempted 10 identity the American
Indians with the lost tribes OF lsrnrl
At Gslena (Iiiuois) on the % November,
thn cold WIS so intense that The thermometer
fell 10 u DE- grres below Zero. man who
had LOST his way IL the woods near that town
was frozen 10 death.
A physician in England has been hound over
Tor trial, for operating on Fungus lieme-
todes-death having ensued in 10 hours. The
English paper say, operating on this species
OF cancer. j. certain dea'h The physician
was mol aware tina, II was This disorder.
Mr.. Lyon advpr,iscs in London Tint he can
cure the gout u nhnnt medirlne, ina few hours
by ptocess which EXTRACTS the Offending maj
ter. II his cure br approved, he viii be- the
lion of The aye. What a blessing 10 pampered
nobility!
A gentleman in Norfolk (Epgland) lately
sent as pre- eni 10 "A friend in Loudon, n hare
brace Of paIdiges and brace Of pheasan's
packed in the hollow oil a ,urnp
The Maryland Penilenlisry made a nett pro
fit last year Of upwards Of $4,000,
The Editor Of the Nali nal Gazette fears
that some Of the European governments have
worked upon the mind of Bplvet, IN relation 10
the establishment oil mouarchlcal power, There
is no donbt Of il.
Jefiersou's Memoirs, &c, have been publish
| ed 10 London, M 2 octave v0umrs. The work
must of course have undergone considerable
pruning and we concur with the National GA
zette ia the hopa that such poriIpns oi II ms
treat Of Theology may have been omitted II
| would have brrn much better tina they had no
been published nj all.
Nothing has yet been heard Of Chancrllo
Lansing who SO mysterIonsly disappeared few
daysag IN New York. II Is thought that he
was drowned by accidentally falling from u
wharf aud n reward Of 800 has been Offered
lor the recovery of his body.
The Emperor Of Russia is said 10 have Offer
ed the command IN chief OF the Russian nay
to the English Admiral sir f. Codrington the
hero Of NayarinO.
The four most eminent chemists have died
within year, viz : Messrs. WolIas,ou, Davy,
PToust and tarqueIn. England has now, IN
Mr. Farrady, the FIRST chemist of the age.
Prince William Of Wrtenburg, who travel.
led in this country about6 Years ago. has just
arrived 10 New Orleans, for the purpose Of tI-
tending his travels. He iniend, Ia 10 over the
Rocky Mountains, aud IL rrpar across our
vast continent. 10 the Pacific Ocean.
Newfoundland paper mentions the mar
rage Of the Rev. Mr. Williams, aged 7G 10
Miss Polly Candle. aged u Maj5Iity Of the
reverend gentleman Over thr fair lumimary,
81 II had MAJORITY Of dollars rs we'll as
years in his lavor, suspect
Gov. Duvnl, OF Florida has recommended the
passage ola Ia" by which, when save IS ex-
pcuie ed for the murder oil another slave, tie
value OF Ihr murdered slave sral he pad from
the Treasury TO be divided between the owners
of DO, h.
Richard \ Buckner, ESQ has been nomna
ted by the Governor Of Kentnoky AS a Judge #
the Court o Appeals of tnal State The nnmi
nation VAS approved by the Senale, y TO ~.
A duel was recently fought in Ireland, he.
tween Lord G.. Bore ford and Mr.. Barton, the
Two can1Ddates for the liuusr OF Commons for
The cuunty of Waterford. Two shols were
exchanged, without effect, and the parties left
the GROUND Without any reconciliation having
taken place.
A duel has also been fought 10 Scotland, be-
tween Mr.. Brown, the editor Of the Edinburgh
Mercury, and Mr.. Maclaren, the editor OF the
Scotsman The pistols were discharged without
effect u the sHtr terminated, the seconds decls.
ring thai both gentlemen had show n their brave
~ and that was enough. We had 'hUugh that
dnels were fought 10 avenge insults and inju
ries, aud not TO exhibit ones Courage. BE this
as il may, II is certainly very difficult matt er
for European duellisis 10 hit each other
A mixture OF four ounces Of nitrate OF ammo
| MIA four ounces Of snbcaIbonaie Of soda, aud
four ouncss OF water, in e lin pail, have been
known To produce 10 ounces If ice in three
hours II the present warm weather continues,
we shall be compelled 10 resort to some such
expedient The ensuing summer.
A resolution has passed both branches Of the
/ Legislature OF Kentucky, to burn the notes o.
the Bank Of the Commonwealth reclaimed
from circulation, to the amount OF S270,00O
and bill has passed the Senate, ard is expect