Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

.,,;.s,;on By steam with Londao. ana was
,t,oui 70 take passage, " ""'
hea fine Athens sailed
m. gos,un Transcript says :.
:. 4 eeuilensn lsiely arrived lem p. -
.,.h states that the account OF aif. ~
.Ih,s d. ,nrtneni. "a published III 'he .'' o..
rran,,n.re,. Il SUBSTANTIALLY true. Mr. II
1l.ct .,as exceedingly reprehensibic, anu DC
tened much modification 10 his eonh'' ~ ~
IIe states that Mr. r. kHeH when p'esfh'e' - Wv
Emperor. ..ofthe rem.
.ta.,a, above referred 10. Mr.. X. bad """e "p
.Iration for a passage home III an An ~
...t and was re fused FOR some cause n"n''"
urR then engaged steamer 10 tsht "'"' :"
x,me other part of the continent,
nrorosed 10 embark for America IL 10 '"'"
maj liz had acluall, sailed
m. Mercantile Advertiser says
AZ pao3okob.-Ye lean That VII h'hhoiPo,
N,n,s,e, 10 Russia, took leave OF iha' GOV
wv ~, lad received his passports on the 9ih
e,r and vas 10 embark the next day III
o'P'.. hoaf for Altoona. Thence II was his
-, n pfoceed for the Cnred States 10y
49, France or England, or 10y nay oi I'M
Sa.',b nj Europe, according to the Gu cumsiah-
49, health, which IL rs stated, was IN sneh
i. ,recHTIous slate, iHdi " WIZ "ou"'SH 49,
h. would he able 10 reach nome.
Nea.k, with she National journal, " What
"a, he said of an administration who appotr-
I'D .ueha Minister ~ Aud, what can be
,ad in justification Of an administration who
,,,blish bulletin. declaring that 1t is The IN
tention of Mr.. Randolph 10 return 10 81. Re
tersburgh in the Spring 7"
n-Tsrhe Alexandria Gazette asks" Will MOI
fbe resident order writ de tnqnrenao 'd'0ta
IN he served upon our Minister Ertraorhtn1-
-, 2n II would he well enough to do SO, # the
facts we're no, so apparent aud palpabie as to
render enquiry unnecessary.
TT The PrussiaR State Gazette styles NJ.
Randolph Mr. RdndOiph !. RoaHortt. II MIR.
r had taken Berlin in his route from st. Pc
,ersburgh TO lbr South of Europe, he would
doubtless nave demanded penary satisfaction of
His Majesty of Prussia for this o.Ae8e on hs
name aud estate.
IIent has experienced no mHtrria change
since our last. 7oto15 cents is the common
nrice, though 80 cents we understand was CIV.
en- Tor one load lat werk.-Flour is worth 81.
The Season Our oldest citizens remember
no autumn Ike the present We have yet had
no indications of Winter no. even k''lln9
frost. So ar from il, indeed, We saw and tas'.
ed on Friday last, ripe Strawberries gathered
in m OPEN field in Amherst ; and We learn that
in some Of our gar'ens the second growth OF
Plcns are nearly as large as they are when at
naa5r,ty In the former part RI last week, II
was cioudy and damp, and on Friday we had
G sharp rain; and il was anticipated that 1t
,seuld terminate in cold weather. But on Sat
I'D lba san came out with the briliancy
Sad warmth Of an April day. Not"hhsinnd-
IN, the uuseasonahleness Of the weather, the
health 81 cur citizens is generally good.
~ We raDy this morning from the Win
chester Republican, an interesting account oil
f.frsligson. e1etoi in that town. during the
lac session Of the Synod of Virginia. DR.
Brpan, Of whom the Republican speaks IN
srch complimentary terms, has been ~ TINS
mace several days and on Friday night last
we have eser had the good fortune TO bear. u
is 10 he regretted thai his lndisposltion has pre-
yentel his laborng among NJ more extensively
M The ele ,tilns in NV York have termi-
mated favorably to the Jackson partV. Full
returns shall he laid before our readers as soon
ms they are received. As Messrs. Granger and
Stevens were friends of Mr.. Clay, we regrrt
their defeat but that regret Is considerably
lessened when we remember that they were
the candidates Of that mschlevous ana 'ntoie-
rant party. the Anti-Masons.
nJ"Gen Lafayette (says a Paris paper
has accepted Of an invitation to par'ahe OF I"
banquet with tile tenth legion OF the National
Guard of Pals' Tnis is not The first festival
10 which Gen. Lafayette has participated since
the glorious TIA ee days. If he indulge in many
more, the Royatisis will put him down ny ap-
plying 10 him tha, sarcastic cpithet " Table
Orator." He will certainly lose the good viii
of the dominant party in this country.
o. The Fall Term Of the Chancery Court
for this District terminated las, Saturday, ha-
wing been in session more than four weeks.
ITEMS.
The National Gazette saws" We have read
Mr.. Coopers new novel The Wdier Wich. II
IS another Tale of the Sea. proving that the
authors marc is truly the mountain wave, aud