Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

eseff Ddss'd Dslshety Is nls OF lis RAJ .osi.
lie will ge, his REGARD before his Senatorial
tenn expires.
! II as soon as Judge Preniiss was elected 10
the United States Senate by the Legislature OF
Vermont the Washington Telegraph aud other
jackson prints laid claim 10 him, Is one of The
Jackson party. Judge Z. thus replies. in a let.
ter TO some ri his friends, who enuuirpd of him
as to the fact at Will be sufficient for me to
say, without entering ,nio particulars. that ! do
mol belong 10 HE Jackson party" Aud after
assigning some reasons why he does not, he
adds, 1t IS matter Of regret TO me that any
None OF the pr,nls thai gave currency to The
fdlsshood will notice the contradiction
u" Jnha Randolph has sailed from Boston
for Richmond. We hope In see shortly the FOL
lowing annuuoiation, or something like il, in
the Enquirer
HiH be published IN a fer days,
RANDoLPHiANA;
Or, The "reminiscences ofhe flihfi Jnba
Being n collection OF the Savings aud Dsngs
OF our TrarttIng Ambassador at ST. Peters
hurgi, during his eventful residence of fl
teen days al that Court embril,shed with
an accurate engraving Of the Presentation
Scene the Ambassador IN Court Costume,
kneeling- the Emperor OF all the Russiss
assisting him 10 rise. Pr,ee Cd
" This work will be edited by Thomas Richie,
Esq, who recommends it to the pa,ronag e of
all who are fond of Flash nn5 Fun"
u The number OF votes polled in the State
of New York al the late Gubernatorial election
was about 2IO,UUC and the Jackson ma oriy
have nothing IN boast Of, when IL il remember
ed that Gen. Van Rensselaer,, aud many other
OF thu mos, influential friends Of Mr.. Clay in
TIE Eastern section Of the State, warmly sup
ported the Jackson tcket-preierring even that
evil. rather than the success Of that fanatlca
and m,chievous faction. the Ant.Masons.
W The nonsensical practice, which is every
day becoming more and more prevalent. Of
noting aud publishing 10 the world the mcst
triflins mud unmeaning anecdotes Of censpiou
Gus men, descending sometimes To ,hs most
conipmptble snd disgusting minuiir. is severe
" and Justly rijicuci in the suhjo,n.d extinct.
We copy it from letter TO the Editor Of the
New York Mirror. fiom his correspondent. in
London
This species Of folly (ssys bc) was well ri.
dicu by the John Bull newspaper few yeats
ago. in a story told about his royat highness the
Duke of Gloucester, or, as IL used 10 call him
for shortuees, silly Billy | have forgotten
the language, but the substance was ns follows
As his royal highness WAS walking in the
park the other morning, with hishands behind
his back, and his mouth open, NJ Is his h,ghnes's
custom, there happened.to come on shower
of ram, upon which his bighness, with his usual
turned round To his secretary lay
lor who was in attendance, aud SAID, Taylor,
the rain comes into my mouth--what shall |
do T. To this condesct nding interrogation
TAYLOR rppiied Had not your hIghness bstirr
shut ii ?" Upon which. his highnrss, with that
energy and decision which characterize his
minutest actions. immediately shut his mouth,
aud no more rain found admittance during the
remainder of the walk"
Pork.~-The warm weather has preventd
the killing aud putting up much pork thus far-
Several droves have srriyed and passed on,
and there are two or three droyes now here,
which are selling pretty freely at ~
AZ Gentlemen, Of tnwn or country, who
may he disposed to sign petition 10 the L.
gislsture, on the subject of RAD Road from
Lynchhurg to New River, will find copies, de-
posted for that purpose, at MIR. North's Book
Store aud "a, The Virg inisn Office.