Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
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An act has passed the Legislature Of Con.
nPcticut in relai,un In Lotteries, which prohth
its the sales of tickets and shares of tickets nj
greater sum Than tho schemc price. and pro-
sides that the purchaser OF any such ticket may
recover from the vcnder the money paid for u.
No greater discount than sly per cent shall be
/ made on payne al pfzrs before due aud
/ The drawing of LOTTERIES upon the principle OF
/ combination ofnunbcfs Is prohibited and all
are Ia be drawn upon the old plan Of blanks
aud prizrs. Auditors ofloucrrs are nuihbri-
zcd to he appointed, ~ whom all the accounts
ui the Managers shnll be Submitted within 80
days after the drawing Of each class.
James Il. Biscoe, OF Loudonn cuunty. Va.
has been taken mp and tired before an tNamin.
inc court of thn, county. charged with passing
notes, knowing them 10 br counterfeit. lie
was remnoded 10 lnil for further trial, the
Court refusing to admit him 10 bail.
/ The iinrpcrs have published in New York
the Stories Of Bride bv the author oi the
Mummy The London Literary Gazette says
il Is amusing and original The same publish
j ers have IN ptess. Ihs Oaonlans, hy the author
J of The Roue; Walter Cotton. 10y the author
of Bramblctye House. IN which the family Of
James H. are conspicuous characters The
Separation, by the author Of fhlaiiou; he
Kings Own, by the author of The Naval on
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P"'''' Wy 'ne au''"' VI 1'''"'e louis d" ecu
Among the forthcoming works announced
IN London, by Murray, are the following II
history oil p'm"h"i"'y an" Nhcn''ah, Nv
,ne '''' busy pen u or "'af' 7eo" Inc
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of the Medical stan, which. il Is sad. viii coz
tain conversations held vnh the noble poet in
Cephalunia, u shou uole before hIs death, on
! the subject ofreglon.
i 4 lc,,.r fro,, N,,,Ip, snvs NOW o,.ni,o
has been formed in the centre OF V'snvius, from
whence The smoke and bnamnonS matter
winch farm IN the crater escaPr. For several
DAYS past loud detonatlonS have been heard.
j George NnhrrHon' Esq contemplating
voyage 10 tuiopc' has Transferred lhe proprl-
etorsh'p OF tue National journal TO Thomas l..
Ihr"'ton, Z. MI. fe"d"Il continues Ednor
o''oe p'P''
M. X L. Jfnn'ngs the associate OF Fanny
Wright aud Robon Dale Owen las "cceptcd
a"'hfdaf'on I" settle III Boston n'a Leduter To-
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We learn from The A.la'c Journal, Tor way
thai It's ilishntss the fafha ii teyp' mas b''n
unanimously elected an honnihy member oil
WE hsihiC hoJhl ooc'ey o. L"hdnh MO
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The Aicssrs. Whites, oil SpottsylVanla county,
Va. have lately sold thetr Cola Mines to- me-
csnille house ia New York, iorihe sum Of SO.
Op0.
The Npwpori Mercury complctpd its sftrHtg
ger0nd Ug0f on the I2tb al June II was fra
published on the I9tb Of June. 1853. by James
Franklin. brotber of Doctor Franklin
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Tho Editor oi the New York ons'e lIaiion
assures MS thai many UrTsoug IN that city due
regularly on the dfam Of beet, mutton, veal
venisou, nc. which they snoli up through The
windows of The basement stores Of me eating
houses. The editor asserts, that man, with
moderate appetite and a little patience may,
In his manner, dine sunptuonSly every day,
without any wear and tear OF teeth, or any de
mands on the dgrstiv' organ. lie s obliged
20 confess, however, thai II Is rather ha abb
deGH,-iJus mode oflisIng.