Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

Department is only S769, 6i9. II ia vi
marked tbs IS a comment upon monarchies
the g trappings oil winch will suppor, ,en,t'
H." When We are quarrelliDg and wraoplins
al home. We should sometimes reflect ms
such fact as is here stated the ,4ns.,,o
ouSh. 10 be aspecidc for notifications ''"
lAter G.
The Washington correspondent of the NJ.
York Daily Advertiser writes
90 The pred iiou made by the Presil.,.
fhAt We should have "a mid winter, founded -,
the fact that there we've short crops of t,r.i,,
aud grass III We.t Tennessee, sesms not 10 r.
yei fed"
We never heard of this sage prediction h..
foie. der. la.
wrI or IN the United States Gazette Diva,
an account OF n sect OF Christians ~ rniiadsl.
phia WHO allow themselves To eat no .n,,,aI
food lie says
Z" They are denomnated BIBLr CHRsr,.x,
and have a church in Eo,th Inrd 81. n, -,
junction with the Germantown Il al. wbe,.
they meet To- public wor. hip, mornino mad
evening, every Sabbath day. al liz. usual
hours.
" The opinion that the soul suffer, n mar
nal ann,hllttion by the Reputation nt .,'..
member of the body, is incorrectly atlrIhnt.d =,
tnem ihey bold no such opmions neither do
goTldns. They have IsheI aud nose ration,t
snotves for adopting the s, sSn o; aOstnrnre
They derive their views on tine subject from
the testimony OF the BiUle-and from. IN -
atI.e anatomy. obey hhd IA the oTgHazat,,u If
man a corroboraiIon OF Their Via - 81 me Ss,In
ture testimony. Hence, (rom oon.eLuIla,s
IL ives they have long discontinued thr very
prevalent habll II feeding luc1treJ am.
mails, aud have confined them elycs mi,oIiV !,
a ~. b liz n M Mr. do -.
Iney have also discarded TIE aluteuent. OF
The intoxicating b0iDi, and unVe been pouir,t,d
10 satisfy thcr lhrst nom the tiupld slrelu--
in other words, they are wster- dr.nk -. cha
habits Of temperance secure 10 taem the eni5,-
ment oi general g"oI hrnhh.'
COLONIZATION Society. 1t gives us pless,,.
10 state tina. Mls. Ma thy Slansbnrv, of Irfn-
ton, n. J. relIct of the late Rev. o S,au,bn-
~, Vi New York has beqpra he'd one ibuusa,d
dOilaTs 70 the Society. Aes oil mis- kind are
hailed, not only for tue substantial oenel they
C0ater, but as indications o! tnat deep Eod
which tue interests Of this noble mstluuoa
have taken On ina hearts vi the American Poo.
pie.
II is announced that Thomas Campbell ha,
reIInqulshed III ,dnoTshIp OF The New Month
y Magazne. We lsArn that this d.,,n-
guishcd Poet mde"ds snoitly to visit tnls eouu
Try.
The Charleston papers announce the death
of John GadsLtn, of that CITY, whose talents
aud worth are extensively known aud apurtcia.
ted.
One pound Of Sea Island Cotton costing %
cents IS spun INTO fine lace, which l. sud Tor
"a gun as, u about $500 Such j, The won.
deriul ntluence OF skill ia increasing he value
vi a nIateilal comparatively WORTHLESS. A few
ears ago, when munuftt tuIes had made com
parativelJ hut lutte progress. cotton yam No.
lOo, was sUlI III England at 33S The same
description is now reduced to 4, per pouad,--
Pf0rtdence journal.
The NeW York Unirsrsiy.-At a meeting
for the ,lset,on of Oilcets lof tue New Yotk
Univer.'ty, held on Monday evening last, the
following appoiutm hts wee undnim0usy
| made.
Rev. James NJ. Matthews, Chanc ellor ofths
University, Hon. Albprt GaIIatln, President of
tho Council, General Morgan Lewis, Wee Pre-
sidenl, Samuel Naid, il Treasurer, john De-
laheid, Secretary. lhe pros poets OF tnIs nstL
luton are exirencI, favorable. heatly SI2O-
90 are subscribed, aud It's expected 10 20 III.
to operation he XII 6uiunIh.
SlLk.-The Lsdies OF Alabama are actively
silk, says HE Mobile kcgst I. Large quantities
have already teen made dspersedy over lhai
state.
Prepared DC. Gail for taking ont spots -Bot
together une quart OF oA-sali and Tour ounce.
OF pulFerized alum. Alter several bo.Iugs,
aid four ounces of common salt. Let lie IT,
quor settle, aud then deCan, ana preserve i'm
well stopped bottles. Il may he rendered arc.
matte by adding little of the distilled essence
OF iemon, winch also ugmeuts the properties
vi the pre,,aratIn.
GEORGIA LAND "A Mr.. GRIDLEY, who
adVeltIsss some Land IN Georgia for sale, amoug
lis recommendations, says - Tue land is saII
10 DO very valuable bul neves had the Ell.
heme pleasure oi getting nearer than halt
i'he OF u, not having prepared mys-h with
cahue II rs warranted 10 ield iiOm 80 to ~
odshtlS OF Buli Frogs, 10 the acre, and alligs
tois enough ~ ience The t,act.
A Boston paper says, ,nemoe, of our IL.
glsiaihre mas gwen i1w word to the Amer.
can language, VIZ PaiowriziRg," 10 .ndi;ate
Nocturnal feleeilous
a GOOD RecePt-y poteni.-Ts remove Ics
IRON door steps, &C. throw upoH il ANAL
quantity Ut salt aud he ice will directly CRACK
anu 'ecome ia'se, aud may be easily remo'tu
with shovei
SDUCATION.--rhe next session Of our
~ scuoel, VIII commence Monday, Fee.
lt'n. j.. 5. COLE.
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