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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

LOOK Our Loog Our III is SAID that Perkins
Stereotype Bank Plate oanaot be counterfeted
A nam calling himself George Ve1ey, was ap
pretended by MIR. Constable John Reed, on se,u.
day, and brought before the Police Court for EXAM
nat'on ,lis morning on q charge Of passing cour.
teriei' money. iIe hed passed two So ofthe S4f
folh Bank
Mr. Ebeneaer Francis President, and NJ. M.
thew 5 Parker Cashier oftbe Bank vers called a.,
witnesses. fhs bills were so well executed aad
The signatures SO closely initiated that the formsr
SAID he could not have sworn shat he had not sIsag
IT, 1 except that IN too yeer 1923, which date ..
bits bore he ssa NJ, President Of tbs institution
Mr. Parker declined teetfyirg, under cath, "iIAoa,
reference to his check hook.
The bills proved to be counterfeit, ard veaay
was ordered 70 give surely ia tbe 5aIa Of 9se00 In
default Of winch be gas committed.
Counterfells ofthe franklin Bank, sls, ssoreo.,
ped, arc also in Speculation. We ueze ahoua on.
on Saturday, that wes detected and olops a, o.,
Norh eank Il vas to vel, executed TIN. H
wouie not have Deer detected " oa. person IN &c..
hundge5, not used 70 look lg snag s.ooupterfe..s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
Ffom A N. Z. Enquirer, lfep. II.
POI lCE

young man Of respectable appearance, sbou
twenty two ycors Of age, who arrived as a pas
senger sn Thursday last. on board the ship Cncin
natl, from New Orleans, was arrested on SATURDAY.
evening on charge ofenJe9zllne The properly %
HE employer 10 a LARGE amount aud conducted ioi
examination before The police magistrates. Il va
stated, that the prisoner had been in the employ
ment OF Sules Miller, Of New Orleans, as a clerk
and was left IN charge of his store while the princi
pal was absent purchasing his usual supply of fal
dry goods-iha. the prisoner, taking advantage OF
has employers absence, had sold out under forgec
letter OF attorney, the entire contents Of the store
Tor which he had realized elk or seven thousand
dollars, and had then absconded with the syalls Il
appeared thai Mr. Miller, no returned TO New
Orleans en- the 23d OF October, after absence OF
shout four month"; found his storo empte1 and clos
3D. and upon enquiry sscertalned, that his clers hzt
sailed for NeaY,ra With tbs aveIls, about fort
night proyioaely, on board the ship Cincinnati. liz
Immediately sent letter By mail addressed to d
friend II this eisy, detailing the particulars, and &c
gcrihing the person Of the clerk, which fortunately
reached this city early on Friday morning before
he sletk had an opportunity Of rcpoyiae ma bsg-
soge rom tho ship. and IN season 10 tree am 70
his lodgings, where he was arrested BY Wessrs
-~'''-F 80 'f1@'-itA. n MI NAfA.l46thpb &c iutlS
confessed the transnction rs above detailed. Win
| tho exception as 20 the amount realized from the
sale ofhe goods IA :he store, which ne alleged did
not exceed seventeen hundred dollarg --sorne OF
! the stock having been mProvdontly trusted and
| wasted ny him among his associates nj new Or
leans. he states that 1t was his Intention 70 have
sailed for London, the place OF his nativity, but shat
although he had pad his passage in vessel
bound there which had soied from New Orleans
and had also paid a coored man ftty dollfrs 10
put him on board yet, that she had sailed without
him and he had alternative but The one ho adot-
ted Of coming to this city and taking passage fos
Liverpool. a portion Of this SUM Of seyen,sen
hundss3 dollars according to his own account be
has waaeai & all that he has o. vet restored 10 lht
agent OF his employer Is the sum OF seven hundrcc
douaFs in bank bills, gold watch, an1 law tg.n.
keia Of very LILLE velue. upon,he afidaVils made
asanet him ana his own confessions. he has beer
committed by tic magistrate as fugitive from jus
tice, ans will probably upon the demand beius
made b. the Governor Of L.ouisianaoe eesl to New
Orleans Tor RIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

A,es,s Of tean, nave plen p,i' s'az
"a for Don rrsiro the W,nchcises, the Minerva
land the Duke Of Wellington. The latter Is pier
oed for g. gu.,s, and has Is0 men at work upo n
! her nigh, andday She is to be completed IN a
Asew days and !. expected to sail by the IND OF next
4mepth A fine friea,o moGn,lng 10 guns, aud n
tcnvc,te OF d sailed on the ooh. They carried
ont 60o men, naepsnden, Of their respective sregs
and If they should arrive N time. viii 40 doaoi
1 pr ove most impoltsnt adiltion.
I GsanasY There have been Disturbances AZ
fFritorg they occurred on the birth day of the
i6,and Duke Of Baden About 400 Of the patriot
}you,hs ofthe university paraded the streets, shout
ing and .lns lng liberal songs they seren aided DIR
Herr, W ho Is in confinement, for High Treason
They saued nm Nth loud WHAT'S, AID we're only
!. I-nced BY ehafss Of bayonets, winch wounded
lseyers 4 enabled the guard 10 nrrest many others
Al Hamburrh the government hpve wisely and
Iu1bly resisted lie influence Of Aastfia The Met
tsrnieh optherily for once has iniiedl aud Cod
sernnt that this may he the first of a series The
| Austrian Mlnister n.Imstei that the uambnfgh
iRcporIer should DC suppressed the gose,nfneni o'
the fcpabi,e refused IL comply aud The papef cont.
'uurs to b, nubshed tgthe annoyance 81 tho a0ao-
sts and lie delight olits renders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

brsncA ofeuainess s1;.i1 MEANS we,..
iimiteh aavlns tailed IN his expec,,,,aa 70 ~
| ducing capitalists to embark with b,,. OIL Ia
wild and visionary schemes, and his SINAI, - u'ess
ing entirely exhausted, he rashly eon,e,n,1a. De-
destruction md carried his decrmnstio, ~ set
effect mt fatal
No one saspeeie such an issue-It il -.
ne was looked upon by all with suspicion ma .'as
trust and some believed him to be d.r.a us
the news Of his death was entirely unex pec,aa ye.
none believed that he would have ventures afo
deed SO shocking to humanity; from which !. y. W
enlightened day it was supposed that eyerv
| al and rejecting mind would recoil with 10
The murder was committed early in the nivb, 6.
the best evidence which could be obtained "a 'o'h
be was no, discovered until some time of,o. 81
usual breakfast hour the next morning. W
found, hD brains were oozng from the head .,dI
vas lying IN his lodging room,a one Of our t,vs-
weltering IN his blood. An inquest vas rvs
daiely held over the body who brought in . %
dict OF death by his own hands Before com.,;,,,e
this fatal act, he addressed notes to sev,ral
aualntances one ofwhch has been politely f,,ro;st
ed u.s. by the gentleman to whom it was adaro..s
IN which be makes known his intended nprno,a
putgives no reason or explanation of his conduc,
The note Is Short saying that before you rece,y,
this, l am no more. thank you for your kipdnr.s
fareweil9 There was a postscript, which We 4,
cline publishing ii could not be Understood win
out entering into 4 tedious and unnecesssry de,o;
suffice II to say, TUT all who ore apprsed of these
circumstances consider them os eyidencng pari.
insanity, and that ia relation thereto he had f,e,
| idea, which could not be removed. Excep, uno,
this subject, lie appeared RATIONAL and those who
knew HIM best, considered him aeen, shtesd uo,..
intelligent.
The deceased was hale and healthy lonkie,
man, and from his appearance moi more thnn II ~
years Of age His conduct is perfectly nnaccoy9.
table, unless he was labouriuS under partiaI de.
rangemeni for although ne was poor, und IN land
OF strangers he bad the thows and smews of II man
and world before Linn to seufie H. No matte,
from Whit motives the act proceeded ii must be
viewed with horror, and we trus, that wc snail
not be again called aponto record such IN essat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
TENDER SCENE.

bosTof Nov. 6.-On the embarkation Of num-
Der OF individuals, with their wives and families on
ship board, for foreign land, in the capacity Of
MISSIONARIES. leaving their homes and their ficnds
10 enter voluntarily upon sphere of duty in that
capacity and after few years Of labor to return
and resume their connections and other duties IN
society, the mind becomes interested, and a crowd
OF friends and spectators assemble on the yharTea
as witnesses to the scene Of separation which at
such times usually takes place, and respecting
which public mention is generally made--but 1t is
scene, where benevoence seems to have place,
and with the associations ofdu,y spirit of cheer
fulness beams in every eye-but not so at parting
OF friends, where declining health and the ravages
which disease has made upon tender constitutions
renders !. obligatory upon tlruse whom we hre, u
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Fisgal potes-lt IS utterly impossible % eal,t-
late on he number OF illegal votes pole4 during the
contest but We have good reason to hshoge that
the Office holders may nuni5s some liasza0cs or
This description. In the FIRST ward yesterday 6
mtn presented himself to one q our friends. who
amer cramlnatien assured him he e,as re. entitled
TO a vote, A few minutes afterwards he appeared
nj the pol, IN company with jackson man. and
sonre 10 his vote, tic was IN consequence watch
e}, within fifteen minutes was detected IN PINK
ing the poke, Of one ot the crowd. On teng tokon
to the police office and his pockets examined 1t mp
peared that he had been in ScyUicc in ireland and
his discharge and accommodation IS dated " Dub
lln June, 1882 = BY such votes, ano such only
are tho inhabitants OF chs city kept under the do
miolon Of the Money Changers Wei and truly
did Mr. VAN buren, predict that the extension OF
the elective franchise would be curse 70 this CITY
We honor him for his sagaci,y, and the fearless
ness with which he made the declaration
From he Albany EDeniag journal.
Jacksonlsm, IN It's most fcrocous and appalling
aspects, was displayed at our polls yesterday. Az
es, knives, paving stones, and bricks, were the
eanents used by the FoREIoN Mercenaries who
were under pay by the Albany Regency An,eri-
can Citizens, in the peaceful discharge of their
Iectoral duties, attacked with knives and as
saulted with paving stones. in the second ward
band of Foreign 1SsaSSlHs, urged on by the Office
holders, committed frishtful outrages. The life Of
one young man, who was knocked down by brick
deliberately thrown at him by foreigner, was des-
paired Of for many hours, land is still in dangerous
sltuaton.-A wanton and ffightful outrage was
committed upon Mr.. Cafferty, who was attacked
by Jackson ruihan with a knife, while engaged
in his own store. Mr.. c. received dangerous
wound IN the fsse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
DOMESTIC NEWS.


rsod 4He PORTLAND EyEhtHG ADVERTISER.
For the week paat, the banjo u Portland have
ocen Obliged, GIVING 10 the present pressure IN the
money MARKET 70 stop discoV9hng N very great
drefcc The presa9re which exists ii the w est
row begins % be- Eel, here, and has fol SOM time
bccn ioit ia New York aud Boston To our Young
tn icrs, and new beginners these pfessafes aso
tcvore aid II Their duty 10 inquire into the
cohc. anu soc # pollucs are not nov connected
with business.
Way money scarce Frs, because Jackson
hns resolved 10 force out % circulation ; g0g 800
dolIars iopay Oft tie 0res per cent loan, wien
money ia worth st1 per cent in thie country
Second heraaa. thf pressure brought abenl by the
Veto ~ uiher States, bogus 70 be felt here felt.
however, only n alteht degree in comparison
w,th the severe pre- sure to bc tpccted by and by
The State hanfa. for thtr own 4aGtg, been t. cur
tah their dlst cunts II thc Unlled States Bank ID
wound up. theg mus, oarioi more and more, III
failure oier failure viii hRge'upsa almost every
new beginner, and have ven a heavy shoch 80
the olde5, merchants
"a this subject We have to present 10 our renders
letter from one Of the hr't merchants in Boston,
directed 10 a merchant ~ Tina city.
BosroN, October Il. 1892
DrAn SIR; The soleitudc yuu expressed 10 me
IN your ihsl letter on The subject 81 the eyed
operations Of the United States, IS as for se!, m
our city, and by those out Of it wltl whom have
had intercourse as by yourself ani you, iiends n
The state 81 Mslue
A. yel be palsy Which mus, fall on the ueresn-
us, msautarluting aud agricultural interests, in
case the Bank 5fihe Unls,L States shall net 30 re-
chartered, - only indicated by The limited undoua
kings OF our business men. Cur merchants md
others graduate hin operations upon the fear that
should the United states Bonk b. annihilaled the
shock would be fet from Loulhiena to MAINE.
And how can II BE- otherwise The Bank must,
ia tuty to berelf coiieo, her debts. and she mus,
se' about II 80 seon az hbr fate is supposed by toae
who manage her concerns, to be inevitable
Hope for the present causes hcr to continue he,
lonns, but moi To extend then bGl AS The local
banking establishments are we'll aware that fthe
United States Bank is no, re chartered, they VIII
have occasion FOR MI their resources they arc be.
ginning TO prepare themselves for ths e1isis that
may arrive,
Tho accommodation and facility that has been
a0ordedby the Bank TO the trading community, in
transmitting "ithou, hazard and n, small expense,
funds from pan of the United States to another
is Known TO us all and the injury which would be
caused by any interruption of il would b !elt iar
and wide
II we are true 10 our own interests ard tho honof
of our country, we shall be safe.
Your obedcni servapt.
n II pPnu.I%u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

columns, 1t WI, Be peneeivedtha nn entespa ise o.
no small importance to tie speedy communication
between this metropolis and the South, has been
set on fool, The David Brown, a neatly built
steam boat, well calculated for speed, by light ant
narrow construction and under the charge OF ar
experienced commander Captain Penoyer, will SCI
out on her first trip to Charleston in the course OF
mex, week The passage will be made direct. 1t
j. judged that it viii be performed in 65 or 70
hours. A communication effected in so short o
space oftime, will bring the south to very doors
and the traveller in IS or 80 hours will pass from
this city to Augusta. The David Brown is a new
boat, with new and powerful engine The fur
naces are fed with anthracite coal--the Lacka-
wanna-of which sufficient quantity can be tax
ca to last the whole voyage
IN. Y Epsning Post.
A Fs,sron Patriot--At the last term OK Stokes
fNorih Caroiina) Superior Court Col. james Mar
tin of that county, aged so years, presented bis
claim for pension under the late act OF Congress
He rode eighteen miles apparently without ia
tgue, and appeared to be in fine health and spirits
He rad written out with hts cwp hand detail Of
bis services, which was executed with SO much
good taste and literary propriey, thai astho II was
not thus intended the Idon. Mr.. SHEPHERD, to
whom he applied to draw up his declaration, IN
sisted on sending the autograph itselft the Wal
Department, and after preparing head and conclu-
sion according to the request from Mr. Shepherd
read the declaration before the Court held by the
Hon James Mat.p Jr. the son Of the applicant
Col. MartiQ bad been actively engaged n.he scenes
Of the Revolution d North Carolina and his ira
tive Is full Of very interesting maier, and was H.
! tened To bya crowded assenblage with breathless
anxiety. 70 show in wbet an extraordinary de-
gree Col. Martin retains bis faculties at tins ad
yanced age we mention the fact, that about two
years since, he wrote history Of his family nnces-
tors at the request Clone oiha descendants, cont
Prlsing fQllg twenty pages In very clear and
spirited style Of composition Hc was Colonel
in the War Of Independence, and was in the BauIe
Of Guiiiosd. Ills 10 the only claim that We have
heard olbens presented by Colonel under the laIc
! pension acf
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2, "a AZ Mo O,Jeans See. OFT. 2otl.

aTTs@rfss fssAsslNATtoS. a most dabo-
cal auenp, WINS nado to asssss.naie Capt Lans
Pors " arden al the bssia -aroudslet Oh W.
sesdsy evening AS that grnt.sm8n pa4 W
king down the eeng, ohort is.snes for -s
basin, two pistols Voro suddeu,y dscha ged at -.s
breast, but happily, w,llou. effect, D. per- r.
concealed behisd some bricks. In the saision Of
The moment, Captain Leins, while drawing the
sword nom hscane, fcll into one Of those holes
that nave been mace by the iravcllin; ofthe horses,
on Che margin Of The canal. While IN this stup-
uon, the assassin sbo had attempted 10 shoot hn
began t5 beai Captain L upon the head, with tn
butt Of pistol ind wj.A BRICK but beins SEN
by tae eg, the ruiisn ves thrown rte ths cana
where he vas picked up by bon;. All tea ed
The lower SIDE Of tl.a basin. a norae was There
tredneas, and upon him the esssasn made ~. ,.
cape.
The circumstance combined ne attack.
boal-n5rse all besposk prcrnedilstsd assaes-!s
clon, which wes only frustrated by the a1ar-..
strength Il tie intended yiolirn Bur beside it-s.
a plocard @ss posted up Ia the aeighboafaeoi. d..
Iay or 1--WE pfoFtae8, "inyiting fteaeansaa s.s
dogs TO alsnd the Funeral Of Captain Laias
morrow morning Suspicion, W lsaia. e.rsst.
points to Il Captain Lee, ss the oeraelfstaf ID .
foul decd. Gsptain Lahs IS sery seriously ..
3ec in he head.
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r..9 ~ B5s.aors Arc-i.ap NJ. y.

IA Eef FROM RIO De JANEfRo
|' sth9nael Wary, Captain Perry, arrived At
t'sn'gt Yesterday evening from Rio de Janelro.
enc she sailed 26ih Sc perrber Captain p rry
'n'ts tha on the 9Th mob collected m one Of the
pubic streets, IN front ofthe Theatre, and demand
ed The reinstatement Of the late Ministry The
mater seemed TO be Chilly viewed by the govern.
fnent, as no means were resortcd to for dispensing
ne people who however separated on the approach
OF shower of ram. when the Mary sailed, order
mad been restored, but it feared tina, the parl-
zons OF the Ex.emperor would make iuiher efforts
to regain Their influence
The sessions OF the Chambers had been prolonc.
cd 70 Tie 10Th Of October. On the 18th of Seplem-
Der discussion took place in the Chamber of Dep
unes on the subject o. improving the circulating
medium OF the country. After long debate,
was resolved to appoint committee Of three
10 draw up and report to the Chamber a project of
| law for the establishment Of National Bank.
" hen the Mary sailed the Chambers were occu
pea IN JOINT session on the amendments of the Con
stuuton, to be proposed to the next assembly. Two
OF these had passed the Chamber Of DEPUTIES bun
were hesatived in the Senate. The first declared
thai the iulure government should be a federative
rnonarch', the other that the senators should he
elected for specified term, instead of for life. The
latter was rejected by majority Of vote, after a
long and animated discussion Two senators
whose age aud insrmities usually prevented their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Caaada = The Parliament Of Upper Canada
commenced lis session on tho 9it ult The Leu
tenan, Governor delivered au opening speech. Ito
ocngtatuiatos the province Oh tlef increasing
prosperity, especially as derived from the emisIa-
t.on from the mother country, which has continued
no largely and the character Of the emigtan,s, who
bring iadusiry and capital to their adopted country.
The Rdean eand Is finished bot oftirt TO derive
the full Sopshts shieh were expected from the UNI
Jor,akns, II IL necessary to remove tie difficulties
arising from the unfinished works upon the 0uaaa.
which absifuct lhe PASSAGE into uhe 81 Lawrence.
An important question Is expected 10 asitate The
Parliament this session. |, Is IN teferenee to the
distribution ofthe Clergy reserves lands reserved
for religious purposes and the contest @Il be whe
her hey shall be divided among the dferea. aesls,
or gwen ercluais ely 70 the church Of England
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Cnolssa = seueH CARoLtyA.~ -Thc Chsrrestrs
papcse of the 90 INST contain IA communication I'd
the public b. 4. L. pinkney Esq In.sadan,os the
city. relative 70 the big Amelia Of n KolA strand
~ On Folly island Gu, OF LOG passengers. (prinol,
Fay stoeEage "a had died Of the cholera before tba
vessel ives stranded II now appears thai tho dis.
ease has extended 10 the Island Mr.. Johnstone.
cne oi the cabin passengers, stated to the Common
Council Of Charleston on the ID, that tnare weye
at .tasl twenty persona sick--that he had left bis
servant and two Of his children in such extremity
shat he had no 5ouot that they bad died since his
departure from the Island-and generally, that the
cosduon q bola the well and the sick was such 90
rendered assistance from the city absolutely ncces
saYy'' Accordingly, Drs. ,Joyey and Ptitchard,
CITY physicians, were despatched to the Island
with medicines, and boats we're sent dovn with
al ample supply Of provisions, blankets, ana other
necessary Srticies. all intercourse between the
CAV and Island Is prevented by guard. ezeep, or
,hc written permission Of ba intendant Or one OF the
5Wstdoag
=, S, Letters f.om Charleston state that the d..
ease was aeina.ly IN the city. A sailor who went
down to the Amelia had been attacked with Chol.
era aitef als rs!asn, and died.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

I've hoat pedlefs were n'Htersa n tAe ~.
of New odeans, on the 10Th Wit Tfevr#=.
prised while sleeping killed, and thrown into o.,
river with heavy weights attached 10 their feet.
- supposed Iha, plunder was the inducing cause 0.
the az Two slaves were arrested on auspicioo
Of being the perpetrators
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19


The cholera and yeloW feyoF eaalnue to send
grcet numbers 10 tte grave 'sbe intotmenss in
'h' ptorstaat zfer1rte.y last Week amounted to
II, and IN the Catholic to l2l--tolsl 1872 We
have been unable 10 and oui he number OF gi,,ns
ofe'ch nalsdy but hope ,te City Council gill
TAX INTO consideration she Suggestion oFlho Board
Of Health, sn3 ADOPT sucA usasQr,s "a vill snnble
tho public 10 obtain the information This hae
been attended 10 IN every olher city If che Union
The curiosity Of the pubic, which IS always eager
Tor such intelligence during he prevalence oFepi-
dom'cs should be satisfied. The colera5 ~ "a, as
we have besn able u learc rag principally attack.
ed the slaves, ana persons II incorporate aud un-
cloan hsblts.
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