Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

Mr. Brougbam's DOCUMENTS weighed TIN
quarters of a ton
The Board Of Directors oftha Peace socie,v
has offered "a reward of go Tor the besi lbs
ser'a'ion on the subject of Congress of Ma
'ons Tor the prevention of war. which shall spe.
! cry the particular object OF ibe Congress, aud
the "uhe by which ia stipnlations NAV be en-
forced. The communications 10 be- sent 10 ID
Lodge, Esq 22s Pearl street New York
/ II stated, ms an aseertsined fact. that the
OK IS more frequently struck with lightning
than any other species Of timber.
/ The heads OF the Samese boys have been
examined by phrenologist In London. lie
says TIE organs ot relec weness aud benevo.
lenee are strongly developed.
speedy and certain remedy for chilble,n.
Is chalk dipped IN vinegar Put II gently over
/ tue surface OF the chilblain.
! new drama. borrowed from the pre,ch
called Past qnd Present. has been produced n ,
Dfnry Lane. aud has met with great success.
The Nurembutg Germany Courier has The
following We are assured that several Cath
Ollie priests IN Silesia have, after taking III. sJ
vice 9TH" most enlightened parishioncrs, come
TO The resolution Of entering into the bonds of
marriage, aud have formally declared TO their
.npcrols their resolution to embrace the Pro
testHnt faith with their respective congregations
IN chse the hen is Of their communion should
oppose their design.
| machine for making shingles is IN ope,s
ton AT CINCINNATI. II forms $40 la a min.
| ue.
| lhe NY. American. Spreading Of Mr. Gnlr,
new novel Of Laurie Todd just rcpublished IN
TINS country, says, thar the chief character /.
drawn from the life, the original being now and
having long been, u resident oi that ciiy-nnd
thosc who know him will not fai 10 rccoeniz,
him, under The disguise which the novelist In.
| cast around his history.
The people of Wheeling have peiitioned for
the establishment ola Branch OF the u. s. Bank
IN that place.
The pen OF the author OF Pelham the Disolo.
ned, aud Dercrsur. has been again M work and
hs new book, Paul CtDord. yet unpublished
IN England, Is already IN press nj n. York
Gen Harrison, our late Minister 10 Colum
hia has reached ms residence al North Bend
near CINCINNATI. Ohio.
Miss Frances Wright has returned 10 Tins
country from Port m Prince having succe,ded
IA es'hb Shing her colored people, 80 IN mum
hei, entirely TO her own shfsiact ion aud theirs
They are furnished with lnnds belonging to the
Governor, with houses, tools and money. fire..
oil charge o. reni, where they mny remain for
hVe, sr or seven yenfs, enjoying the whole
produce OF their labor, and then have choice of
| the government lands on which 10 settle hernia
neatly. Miss Wright was received aud treated
IN the most friendly manner possible by the
| authority aud people
The citizens of baltimore have rendered In
MI. Poinseii, our late Minister TO Mexico. n
Public Dinner. which no has agreed TO accent
next week
new Novel, the scene aud action of which
are lad 10 this country, before and during the
revolutionary war. ~ about to be issued from
The New York press. II Ia entitled Graoe Seq
m0HH the author unknown.
Judge Thomas NJ. Hickey has been elected
Chairman of the Board OF Trustees Of Irnnsyl.
VanIn University, III Kentucky. 10 Gll the va
cancy occasIoned bV the death of John Brad.
ford 60 and the Rev. Jacob Grenih, lr has
bern elected n trustee of the 'amc Institution
III the place Of Henry Clay. Esq resigned.
The Grand Jury of thu Circuit Court for
Pike county, Alabama. nj late term, present.
ed Major Philip Wagner, of the u. S Army. for
an alleged infracton OF the rights Of the eli.
zens of Alabama he having issued Procnma.
tirn, by order OF the Secretary Of War direct
ing all white persons not having permits, or
Indian wives. to leave The territory Of the
Creek Indians within fifteen days The Grand
Jury pronounce the MAYOR aud his men guilty
Of u violation Of the laws OF Alabama tint
State, al the la.t SESSION of the Legistatrr, ha'
wing extended It's jurisdiction over SAID terrific
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