Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

General Of thai state, in leu Of Janss :. PER
| arm. Esq. resigned
! The Hon Thomas A. Stsynar. OF Quebec,
| Deputy Post Master General Tor kfhish North
Americs il nov in Washing ton city, OF visit
OF an official character 10 the Post Master Gene.
raj of'he Unted States. with the view of facfli-
| tstihg the INSTRUMENTATION between the two
countries.
The new University Of New York 10 shout 20
60 into operation. Among the names of the
esunciF' ofthe Institution, we observe that OF
Albert Gsllstin.
Mrs Anne Royal s now in the coal regions
OF Pennsyl'ania. The N. Y. Cour,r presumss
| that she ia preparing material, for Der tlaek
book
Lady Morgan has written new work. On
France for which she receives T. 1000.
A woman who u,skes good coffee uniforml,
and does not sc'd on washing days. is said TO
possess two very important requisites OF a good
WIFE
Smyndrdes. Of Sabyris a Greek dandy. Of
the olden time could not sleep because ola rose
ieSf dosble under him. NJ he lay on his couch,
and complained TINT the sight of laborer.
making great eIerlions, gave him the stomach
ache.
In the Cucou Court OF the United State. nj
Phlladrl PIMA, Gro. W. SIR. III has been sentenced
TO pay tine of $500, and to wears inpriscn-
ment al hard labor. for passing counterfeit
note and committing forgery on the Bank OF the
United State,-Calyin J Carpenter was also
sentenced 10 10 years imprisonment and to paw
fine Of $1,000. for passing counterfeit note
on The same Bank.
ha lV.aLl.. " al. II At Thastax
Pa. mentions, that n, the election 10 Concord.
in that State, a man fred into the midst Of the
collection OF persons on the ground. and woua-
ded i've. one of whom WAS shot IN the lower
part of the abdomen dangerously. What Incl
ted 10 this outrage does not appear: he was not
drunk, nor ~Rshs Engaged in any conflict. lie
is now in prison."
The Harrisonhurg, Pa. Republican of the
10Th inst says, man named Young was
brought 10 that place on the day before, and
lodged in all ona charge of numbering n
young gil, named Cntharine McIllroy. He
had completely severed her head from her
body, by cutting and hacking her neck with
his knife
A lady. who arrived at Glasgow, (Scoiland,)
by one ofthe steamboats, from IA distant port,
was found TO have stored in the sleeves Of her
dress ten gallon Of Whlskey. in baaders We
never knnw the convenience of large sleeves
before.
The British brig Matilda, lying at Bonny. on
the coast of Africs, exploded on III. 18th Nav.
How the accident happened never can be
known, as every one of the ships company,
with apwards OF 100 blacks who were on Oosrl
Loaf their lives, the ship being risen into spin
ters
The Boston Transcript relates thatthe h fses
Of tho Medw8y Accommodation Stage took
fsghi. and ran furously down Washington
street, from usae Orange.plncetO Faneuli Hall i.
where they tell, and were stoPred. -Four male
aud two female passengers were taken out un-
hurt n chase WAS upset and also a wages but
ne person injured, lady passenger. or a.
ligh,iog. Immediately asked Tor her baud boz
/ of course.
The Cherokee PheniK describes the skin of
n snake lately Killed in the oeighborheod Of
New Echots, which seven feet one iach IA
lengtb and thirteen inches and n malt in cir
conference. He was the diamond vatrle snake
a species very seldom seen, and remarkably
poisonous.
The following advertise is copied from
Dutch newspaper -" After a short Illness died
yesterday morning, my wife. leaving behind her
three intact children. In the hope that her
pure soul is with God, beg TO inform my Gus
to mcrs that my stores will be ss well furnish,
ed as formerly, having con6dej them to the
direction Of my principal clerk, a man extreme.
ly intelligent, aud AS well versed in business as
the deceased herself"