Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

I "ight Ph'h"hy which successful love has oaeH.
ea % her slsw, IN no gayer eolors iban the SIN
p'e "anhse' us.ks tni the road, Ia wine.
merry Cupid bockoas her along.
| Yesterday, VIZ saw, in the upper n.,,afp.
al STREET party OF three stranger, sJva,.. =.
me centre OF the city. Two gentleman mud
lady, mounted each on u Choc,aw nop.. a.,
evidently from far-famed Chicka,ah, a.,
ex'remlties oil the gentlemen wern orria,ust,,.J
with wool-hnIs and cow-hide shoe, and a.
person OF the lady was gaily set forth in bonne,
oil straw, and an excellent white cambric Tho
youngest gentleman and lady we're wv arli,,
iosyefs, a. they expressed II, aud the second
gentleman had accompanied them to becom,
security on tue marriage bond Tn.y hal
travelled lar not, however, with SIMMER
mule. ms IN romantic times, but with In. re.
''.shments oi their journey, swinging at The
s'des of Their ponies IN bomespuo hays Tho
couple were very young. and had prob,blv
hown on ihe wings OF loye-aa 1,st a. ~
po"ios would let thcn--from Que 6eree G,,f
n" oil guardian. They enqnircd for the Of
nta " mo Clerk OF the county couri--fo,nd !,
dsmonn'ed aud entered. The youngest gentle.
'nnn discovered the Clerk, and demanded.
= Is this here where Mr.. Lewis fves p
i" YES"
linen wnoi some license"
The license was mad. out, aud n ee,tt..,.,,
hhppenedio he present, who had aut,o,,,v ~,
ve'he hymenial Knot. Alter enauirinp ioio The
sum necessary. to obtain the permi,s on of IN,
Ia" anu Tie services Of It's agent, The pa,tv m
.o"'e''"g together their means d.ooye,.d
themselves short twelve bits of the .n,n,,,
n"' 'n"'nmon Is ensily thrust ouiby CunId the
happy two were consolidaied,--aaJ IN. ma,
'hee Is published IN our paper THIS ey.ni,,
ln.'o'hihgly we find, that nj "A auafter h.
Tore 'Giock 4, NJ. Oci 49, IN The a.,
house, by q. Collrns, ESQ. wrr. m.r,.t
MI john Horn and Miss Sahrey Ana Fl,,el.,
all o' '"okso" county, Mississippi
o'b a'm Iaoi'--i here n,e now resmine on
e'aoe Island In The 81. Lawreac. t,,o ,.,,t,,',
~ 'he same hoose, al which The father or CO..
10 brother TO the mother OF ia. ah., -,
Iaihi'y h"rbte children-in one nh ar, s,n.a,..
az "e"J "ud humb In the other all ara d,,.h
'' ""o az aent anu dumb making zen per.ons
IN ono mouse, all deal aud dumb all ,o,sin.
ana Ill Tue persons who nio thus related.
Dipo.ce Some Of The French are iesirous
oil c'vl liberty Ia the most extensive s.n,e AT
,he &c IN rs prot Of this VIZ give tho fo
~ o"' strenuous petition On the sub
Jeo' oi me restoration Of the law in r.I.,,on ~
div"fce. presented 10 the now French Ch.a,'
Der of Doputos NJ IA late session.
deputies You would only aceompIisb III.
nan o' your task Il you did noi re- oslnbl,.b d.
sofce. loud laugh. LtOe,iy wittom dipog,,
70 u mere mo'd toars Of laughter. lyon would
"'o ',oo'y "''h"ul slavery within, withawick
ed and scold'ng wife lHenrsed ia,sh,s, TN"
rich man can free himself of mi. .I,e,,i,
uei mehiocrfy alone must roman IN ,,,,
request you Viii take the law Of divoreo i,,n
conSide'atoo. Your servant, BAn.,s.
a0eo-
ONO RIVER NAVlGArION.-A ,,,,E.
meeting oil Tue citizens OF WheeI,np Va ws,
".'u ~ inc 'oor' House on ths 20tn INST. at
"h"h committee was appointed 10 preps,e
n memorial 10 Congress- requesting an .nnr.
p''"''oh oil money TOR improving the navIrt-
hoh oil the OHIO River above Iousy,Il. H..
cooperation OF other t1wos on tbe rive, il, Ia.
shcd 10 the same object. 4 commuIes w,,
"''o appointed. 10 collect testimony TO show
lhht bridge across the ONO River miybt Il,
erected without INJURY to iis navigation.
IN looking over kenucky paper, we OBJ
se'Ve ''h' the hev Alexander Campbrll hs,
an appointment 10 preach Ia ths ReDuLiieoy
church There IL sometime snpu,,1' ..osIt
ly IN such designaion-buI IL may. nev.rtbp.
less, be correct.
Correspondence ofthe Now York Journnl OF Commerce.
y. D. snip boston. Port Matou, ing. 20, 1871.
Siu:-We arrived AT Gibral AZ on TIA. second
OF August, where we remained about a week
hsre learning OF the Capture oil A gers an d,,s
'haucn was changed anu ut the desire OF Com.
modore Porier wa set sail for Mshon, about the
y'h where we arrived on the afternoon Of IN,
10Th. Here we found Mr.. Lss and femiIv. WIZ
appeared IN excellent health aud fine spirif.
believe II is his intention 10 leave this place in
a lie" days for France. Since his arrival he bsS
been staying ON bonrd of the 4. s. FriRaie Jaw,
with Commodote Bidjlo. lis departur. WINS
accompanied by salute of 10 guns.
tommudnc Porter intends o go from This In
aigiers, and afterwards TO Iunis, where hs i.
determined TO remain; aud as soon ms he has
made The proper arrangements, he purposes to
return to the United States for his family.
Tue Java, the Lexington. aud Fairfield. be
SIDES our own vessel, are now lying in this port.
we are only waiting for . far uind, when we
leave his Tor Algiers. After lea viog the Consul
at lunis, we enter on IA cruise Of several months
but IN what quarter Is unknown
The capture Of Algisrs has altered materially
The aspect OF affairs IN the Mediterranean: many
specalaiions have been started as 10 the probs
bic result Of this important event The situa.
tIon oil the inhabitants is represented as wretch
ed 10 the extreme. The pride, the indifference,
LIE air Of contempt that formerly marked their
character, IS no longer visible. They are seen
IN clusters IN the streets, showing 10y their tsars,
the loss they have sustained. The ma " hua.
bred cripples that fill the Lazarettos aud Ho.p
tails about us, prove too satisfactorily that ,h,s
stirt OF defiance was not easily subIueI.--
lhe place is literally covered with objects of
tho mos, shocking appearance. Some on crIcn
rs from the loss OF a leg, Others deprived ofan
arm, or Otherwise mainIed, with hundr eds moie
seriously injured. II i, SAID that upwards OF
zine hundred sal we're employed by the French
~ the Expedition Their loss has been vari-
ously estimated. at from Two TO four thousand.
IRON. an AttataPas (Lo0.) Paper Of Oct 80.
The Crops.-Several Of our planters have com
menced rolling their crops, We are told that the
cane does not yield so abundantly as was ex-
pected. The weather still continues ..ry dry
d llDRQIalCH W. .a..x l...l