Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

A al 40 hs, u~stiy cb'aises .seai
eeisbs,ty it Boston as sor, oi oadfoe' W"
81 al !, mai had ,...si ia Congress since TIE
an. ,,,og Of III, session Notiaas.' replied
| he wAg, c1crpt about three maAih'.
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| BALTIMORE, March III
| Orr country friends, wno ~fe "a tie aas,' "
| emplo yIng = driver and team OF DFs " s'A ~
a., IN seedine .agon load "i sixteen paffe1s
| of a,,, In market at rate ni about twenty
! mile. . ds, oYtr The be.i turnpike roads, VIII
/ nsrhsns be = Lutte surpfiieJ "hen We inform
ten maj IN the Railroad last week, loads oI
Iersnip-frc barrets Of hodr WIRE iepeh''ay
nfouga I nom Elcous' MiIls l. Baltimore, "
a stHpLs horse only. The distance was ir"'ei-
/ led With ease !" tuo bouis. beng Al h7 ia'e
! gfs,1 aud n half miles an hour. m1ch Srf a'e'
! loads than these have been heiet3ior. drawn
! by on. horse, bli The iacI we have Jusl itaied
! - tllps..f,bple.s he deemed sufficiently striking
| To illustrate e utility aud value OF Railroads,
| and The ease oheapnfss, rap"iay anh certainty
with which conmodiiics, msy DO Transported
on them, tithes 10 on iiom market
1m1iedn.
Mr.. Rhlnd's Arabian horses are at latter
SAILS IN Broadway, NJ" York, where they are
every day exercised in the great arena. Com
eress has not YET d,trsnined what shall lie
termin-. MIR. Rhrnd is reverted by the con
stiul,on flom accepting them rs present from
II loreign power, aud ihey cannot, like Com
mOdoie Biddle's sword, bud Mr.. Harriss
snufDoI be locked up in The State Depart
ment. Moreover, they must be fed, and ms no
| appropriation has been IN de for ihat purpose,
IA. bal musis stsrve or subsIst Oh charity.
fhey are IN as woiul II quandaiy as was tHeh
| countf, man, Mustnpha Rub a Dub, who was
left for monthf, hall clad, exposed 10 the Iig-
ors al winter. while Congress was debating
upon thr consnulionaIdy and expcdie"cy oil
supplying Inn win pair OF hreeches.
Boston Palladium.
| IhptAsA -TuoMAs II. BLAKE and RATLITF
BoosE are agnIn Graduates 10 rrprtI,ht the
| Third Congressional District OF this State in thr
mex, Congtess MIR. Boone IS the Jackson
| candidat. This is the 6Ih time that those
gentle,nen nave taken ID haI against eacb
othet, aud the rae has always been neck mud
mech On the first tri"l. Ia 1922 NJ Booue
succeeded by II majority of IL. In 1921,
Il. wAs te-eecfed by 'naJorit, Of Ia 1870
VI Blake wa. ele, teal by majority of : IL
1928 There we're 800 vote, gwen ia the
| D,sulcf, oi W ich Mi, Boone had majofn,
II ~. alr BLA.E u u gentleman oil hIgny
r.spectaLl' ,nl,.a,., and "oq md ens,"ble
rcputatio" during The Two years he Was IN
Congress. jour. Com.
From he Late Rock (drkansas) Adroca!e,
FEB 10.
| DUEL.--A meeting took place IN tue Stat
Of Eoahuila, (IeIas,) Oh Saturday morning,
the 9th INST. between Maj w. +. sope, OF th,s
town. and M. &. 2. NJ Nuland of Batesse
Al ,hr e 5, fire. Maj. Pope wa soseie, woun-
ded, Nh. Noiand's shot taking eject in tin"
| npper part at tha hip bone OF his antagonist.
An exttdct OF a Letter To the Edito states
|" ILey both bthayed with the greatest c0ur A.
sly and bravery upon he irld, and what wall
be- gratifying 10 The friends of cach, they par
ted ! eL onciled." The distance ut which these
| gentlemen fought, was twenty feet.
DIsrREssl SO We were informela few
days since, says The Western Time, bya gen
ilenan traveller, feom the Nesf tnnt dui ing
the severe Ven hsr, n man, about 10 years Ut
| age, his VII. aud !onr horses, "sIe itCzen II
| death Oh tie great prhiiie. IN Illinois. When
discovered, the mother Law VITA IL small child
| in her nrus--hye Oii'rr Chiid'rn around he
he lathrr mitl an axe aud Ai1t IN his haGi-
hs II ho had been tfyips 10 st'ike hfe--a pat
al his wagon WIS chi INTO smaii pieces Tor
RIndlins, aud all the hot SEES ia Ii ap, SUI Ia
their hai ness. h. name ot the unio,tuna,e
family. or whrre TIN were from, WIS not
| asc,Itdihed " han our informant passed "a
long.
The Cincinnati Daily Advertiser OF the 9TH
notices lile arrival vi d steam boat from New
Oileans, with 55u ions oil mei chandlsr, aad Sc
ZEN hundred passengers.
The Ohio Canal was opened foi navigation
on The 9th Instant, at,,l 0elAs closed tuI nearly
hrce months by ne ice.
Calvin Edsan, he LIVING skeleton ,as arrived
at Nv for alter successful tour IA Eur pt,.
In" eiamese t"lfs are eAhi5ring Tor lev
days IN lhn city, previous u their departure
south.
De(dmntion,-Las evening SncrG's Jnry
was impauueleJ To assess damages IN the case
of John Baker, Jan. aud Ann Maria his WIFE
versus Alex tnder /. Stewar.
From the evidence laid before the iary il,
appeared TINT on the 23l November 1881, Mrs
Baker accompanied by another lady y h1 was a.
bout to pnrclssc stme goo Is. wcnt INT, the
store Of NJ. Stewart ia Broadway after a
snor, iine M. :. charged Ms. baker vi hay-
ing slolen sone cravat, al " hich she had been
hooking.
! On behalf Of he plaintiff, il was shewn that
two highly respectable boardIHghouse keepers
in this cny refused 10 per'ni, Mrs. Z. to remain
! in Their establishments, IA consequence Of the
charge So mad'.
On the other aide evidence was brought for
ward 10 shew that NJ S.ewau had grounds
Tor snsp'c,on II ON other circumstances hat h.
did not act IN aiopsh ma.uer, aud thal MIR. Me
! Ned Sey mour Of No. boarding hou.e nee,
e,s Who decl'ned 60 permit the stay Of Mls B.
| for some tine beiote wished TO have Mr., T.
removed from his Louise h. reason given for
mas 10y Nj Seymour, was tdnt Mas. b, was &c
centric. On being asked TO define eccen,rciy,
he stated that. she OH b sometimes mhis.
pereh her husband al iablt, :" and other thing.
OF thai kind' eJnry returned AT half past
II o'clock aud a,sessea 6e damages AT Slup0
Tor tue plan, His. IA Y Eag.