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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

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t. principal ia 'hs murq'rot William Guapaan
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t,..dercs of Mr. William Chapman ~ AndaIaya
IN tlus coauy IL a "a protection laffh# 1.eHt
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M intimacy ~lth Mrs Chapman which continued
to lucrcas.t daily Until Mrs ChapmUs affections
became entirely divorced irnm her husband uni e.
yen u the stranger. Tn evidence Oh this point
VIII disclose "A srrnc OF tn has,sf and Quickest
crime. An lcn Connection was known 10 east
between the stranger and Mr. Z. Her friends and
family saw IT, and II aroused Their Wafncst md ma
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Ar2trofis rth e5

1EEhT,iisl Atf -
T.c cr,frpisl daape1aan . ~, Br.h Il
Washington was Observed slta IN, solaaa..y r
tl.ls city RusnH-S AS suspend d--Aa tAc u5s,
s;.mon!als of respect, which grateful pcep,c ar,
n the habit OF paying ta the mc,nary IF thosa rh.,
I'll. alter With the most afeet.on was at;oaasa 10
According 70 arraugems nts, the members ofth~I o
galature, Executive, Ja4lc.ary aud Civil au.Aori
tea convened n the Senate Chamber, IN Tie spo
it-Gre ts wos' memorable incident 1eaS Performed
IN III tc # Tie greatest aud best man n the are
His Farewell Address To his country men was read
by Mr.. Thomas, Speaker of the House OF Delegates
aud an appropriate Grafton delivered by LITTLE.
TosP. DENNIS, Esq Of the Senate. The ceremo-
mes were opened and closed by prayers from the
respective chapains. The hills and Wales re-echoed
the hundred guns from Fort Severn, and the ma
tional and federal salu,es from the College Green
Dinner parties and a splendid ball concluded The
en1oyments of the day.
During tho day, Tie Gorcrrmeat UsSc yns
thrown open by Gov HowApn, WIN received his
friends with that hospitality FOR which he has ever
been distinguished. TRlpub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
From the Phil Nattona. Gazet,e. Feb s5

Erona the Phil National Gqzetie, Feb 25
Wednesday last, will be ever memorable in the
annals Of orr city, and was indeed so observed by
the Philadelphians tina, ii deserves to be always
insuished-as it was here marked in the an
nails OF the nation. The civic and military process
sson u honor Of il, to which we particularly refer,
was The mos, imposing and altogether the most curl
Gus aparespecsabe, that has taken place, perhaps in
modern times. 1.-THE remains of w ashington had
euen the prize in a competition of effort throughout
the land 70 pay the most jealous and signal hon.
age tohis memory, they would, we think have
been allotted TO this community. The procession
embraced nearly twenty thousand persons ii
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NV YoRK Feb %

Nrw ioRK, Feb q
CeatsanAat Cfiebraisoa .-- Our cltiz,ns were fu-
vor.d Yesterday with very fine weather aud TIN
cerernoncs took place with regularity, IN the Or
der pfihe program The salute ofn hundred guns
vas frcl al SUNRISE from Governors Island, during
which IN ,laneholy Incident occurred One of the
runs exploded, killing n soldier engaged IN dis
charging IT, and woIndng another so severely IN
the arm that amputation was necessary The
tent of Gen. Washington WA pitched in the
Park in front Of the Hail. to the East, aud guard
Of honor was stationed round It during the day
Fhe procc.slon moved from the Hall Mt the mp
pointed hour IN the designated order, with great
regularity The services IN the Church. whlcl
was excessively crowded., and ut which gres
number Of LADIES' attended, took place according Il
the arrangement We were unable To bear the ven
cradle orator, (gcn Morgan Lewis but undetstanC
from those " no ii ! that his vaee was firm s rlear
He gave rapid n ooquentskctch ottheserylrcsrfn
derel BY his ustruus subject to the country whcl
beoo MIN a. its Father A cold collation. was pro
vided in the Superior Cour, nom by Mr. potur
of the Bank Coffee House in his usual oncell,n
STYLE The room was handsomely decorated fo
the OCCASION, and Pealeg picture Of Washington
was hung at the upper end. The Corporation
Clergy, Military, and invited guests, participate
In the banquet The memory Of Washington,
was given US Il toast by his Honor the Mayor
who presided, and DRINK stnnhng, nnd in silence
The Orator of the day" was toasted, nitcr Ii
had retired, with three times three. The cit,
during the day presented lively appearance, nae,
streamed from the public buildings, and the street
werc crowded with moving mass ofpeopc. Tn,
light fingered gentry were not inactive and In
rollce had business 10 attend TO- during the genera
fesuvty The tent was struck before three clock
and restored TO its saa! pla1s Of deposit in the Az
ssaol yard The illumination IN the evening O
the Hall and of the BUILDINGS in Chatham stree
frpniins on the Park was splendid A line Of varc
gated lamps was arranged from the entrance to tn
Park through the pillars at the south extremity
aud had n fine effect Many Of the public house
were also tastcfuIly illuminated with uanspn
rencics
Il was, as IT should be-, n day of Jubilee, calcutta
ted 10 aw aiken those emotions which must be tc,
IN the heart of every American, but may be quick
ened into more activity by thu remcmhrances an
associations called forth by such CELEBRATION
An Grafton was delivered, as bad been unnour
ced IN the Methodist Episcopal Church in John st
a. three o'clerk. by Mr. Robert Emory, To a yer
crowded audience The eloeuton Of this youn
z rtlrman IS very good, and tn Performance wa
universally considered a cAas.c nnl eloquent Pc
Of r.rL.ttsliiun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
nEsrdsEiS' OENI(E.
DNaaES' OFFICE.
NICE PlChINGS IT " IfORYENEgS CDJ,
YAGE
100 prizes of 200 dollars.
GRAND CAPITALS.
S2o,oDO. 10000. 5000. AND
100 PRIZES or $1,000.

In presenting the follow ing scheme to he puhlic
eve, not doubt Is entertained that there will be a
sng'r dissenting VOICE. as regards IFS splpndeur,
Ionhae IN the generosity Of the 3" GODDESS
tOkl UNE'-for although NAV have neglect.
ed rou'n SIX nonhIrs,---,he NAV NOT tors,ts you
IN The "renh. Form pirate elabs-dpclare in -
boid and adventurous spirit that YOU will 70 he
'ofai pork. But should there he one solitar, indl.
vhnal amongst you, who Saws he rs not in rant nj
caSh-lrl hun step out Of tie ra,,ts md ,r,o,,
he first rock. - Behold the scheme as II and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

A very intelligent .-ma.aan traveller ia Europe
IN letter to us, dated Liverpool, tn uGme makes
tins remari--
hopcthe Americans will nat be So unwisc Il
! To adopt quarantine laws for tie prevention of thr
importation Of the Cholera morhus they are
found IN Europe 10 ho totally inefficient for dat
object they cause great distress by creating ap-
prch"nslons, and by embarrassing commerce.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
From the Saturday Bulletin.
POULTRY.


When boy I was very fond Of observing the
habits Of The various species OF domestic fowls,
and being then upon a farm; had fine oppCr-
tunity Of indugng my propensity
The duck is a most catoless mother, not that she
devoid Of that instructive ondness for her yonng
common to all birds, except, perhaps, the ostrich,
yet. somehow, she has bad way Of showing it,
running h edlessy over the rough paths, through
winch the little ones cannot follow her; and nj o
lheT times ireading them down with her broad feet
and greedlY deyouring that food which most others
reserve for their young Hence, without great
care, tho number ofducklngs will rapidly diminish,
and in some cases the entire brood become extinct
This difficulty we obyiaied by taking the eggs
OF the duck aud giving them 10 the common hen.
This, OF course, was gross violation Of the laws
ol nature, and was perhaps unjust; but Il was high
" successful. With the assiduous care Of the step
mother, we rarely lost ono ofthc little aquatic an.
lmals. But the poor hen suffered much anxiety
and unoasiness by thesengc propensiies Of her I'M
natural brood, especially their running into the wa
Tor.
On one occasion fine flock had been hatched
by hen who appeared much pleased with her char-
&c, who seemed 10 be dutiful enough, until they
came in sight of pool of water, when thcy all
with one accord ran and launched INTO their favor
lio element. The poor hen plunged in after them.
but finding she could yield them no assistance.
she swain out as well as she could, drppnp with
water and apparently frantic with anxiety The
little amphihlous animals amused themselves in the
water uniil they were satisfied and then ran and
took refuge beneath the shetoina wings Of the now
delighted mother She gradually became recon.
c'led TO there squa,ic gambols, and would walk
round the pool and quietly await their pleasure
She uniiomily evnoed Tie snmc fondnoss for these
young ducks as for her natural progeny.
once procured few uf ihe eggs ofthe phea.
SAINT, and placed them with ihoseof hen then nm.
sergong incubation. The eggs Of the pheasant
require tweniycght days; those Of the common
hen lwenty-ono days; but by changing them.
managed to make both periods terminate al The
same time The young Of both kinds made ibei,
appearance ai once but although this same hen had
previously rearoda brood of yonng ducks, vet tbe
momen. she discovered the pheasanis, she darted
at them with all the fury she would at young sor.
pen's, and pecked their heads of. I 6ase never
oeen ab'e to account Tor this dieronc in treatment
towards ihe.young otiwo different species of 6,vls
me latter OF which bears much slronper reso,oi
oasee TO the foster mother Than the former.
leave this article with YOU 10 do with il as w,
see proper The observance of these ihings osed
70 nmuse mci perhaps The relation may anu5c soms
oiyour readers, ''''''o
Southern planter., 1832-12-01


40 be Il 90. we viii kiss the kings hand. Hemay
DO what be pleases with us, 80 that ho does not do
liver us up To tie Muscovues" 10 consequence
this detachment was sent baclsfo invaudeun where
thoyreceycd, as we are Informed, no frtheri treat
incnt As TO tho doachmenis that have been EN-.
barked al Pillau and Danizic their escape can only
10 attfihulcd 10 the humanity Of the officers who
commanded thcnn, and 10 whom had been cntrus-
tedthc arrangements for those who were desirous
sf cminraiina. The Prussian government has no
Influence ard though the shame Of the atrocities
committed against The Polish refugees does not fall
absolutely upon il II is al least labeto the repToach
Of having entrusted the duties Of humanity and the
rights Of hospitality tope sjns who from the intimate
nnion which suhs.s;s between Prussia and Russia,
believe themselves authorised TO play tho Infamous
part Of Muscoviie exocuiioners. All the honoTs
and rewards with which they were loaded by the
czar will noyer wash out ihe gnominous stains with
which the blood Of the innocent Poles has indcliby
marked the foTeheads oftho cruel instruments Of
bis despotism.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

The Georgia Legislature assembled on se al
instant. We have before MS the long MesasA
Governor Lumpkn. lie declares that Geori z I
the Southern States will never be reconeled 81
present Tariff, on the principles upon which
based-that "Neyenheless, with these dDNouugi
ing facts before me, (he) still feels extreme wsl
lance at the idea Of yielding up an Feg~ ols...st
able and satisfactory adjustment Of these puSsE,
and embarrassing questions, through the opnia
of the constitutional authorities of the comq
"that upon full view Of the whole subed i
would most decidedly recommend, that ON
bearance and moderation be made manifest h
whole Union, before VIC enter upon any doubt
violent remedy, cnlculped to jeopardize The
tence Of the Federal Union itself. Our corIih
arejust, and our cause righieous--enduance
yet intolerable; and new Congress underiN
census, will assemble under circumstances and 4
time more ausplcious, for calm and patriotic dt
raion"-"ihat the mystical doctrine Of nul IA
ton, as contended for by lis advocates, has m
tended 10 bewilder the minds of the people, ,irh
their passions, and prepare them for anarchl \
revolution. Wherever it spreads, it engendm
most bitter strifes aud animosiies, and disd
the most endearng relations of lile-iht 10 IA
lleves notification 10 be unsouud, dangrrs 'n
delusve in practice as well as theory"
Richmond Enquire
Southern planter., 1832-12-01


Rrruax or u. s. Tnoors.--Iho companies ol
M s Artillery, which len Fortress Monroe s2'ne
S,,y moolhs since IN ihe expedition against Biaf6
Jyo,rE. arrived here On Tuesday night n.ihe Sieam
Ma, po,omac from Richmond, and proceeded 70
For,ress Monrne ycslerday nothing. They iel'
Rock Island 24lh September, descended The MIS-
siss;nni. thence up the Ohio ana Kenawha to Guy
aodot,e. from which place they marched 70 Ken
mond The officers and soldiers, generally, arc
well. The officers arc
Captains-Mouroe Com'dg; Lyon and Frazer.
Jieyfenanfs-Burke, Pickett, Wilson, Thornton,
Collins. Johnsun, Prentiss and Rose.
Our sympathies are deeply excitod, when We re-
nect that his comparative handful ofuooPs, are the
oplg relic of SIX fine companies which marched
from this Fortress few months since against the
hostile Indians hien flushed with health and burn.
inc with desire to encounter the husiile foe Alasl
how ,ilipdated areiheir ranks, how emaciaied their
pefsons; frames which tie arduous duties OF the
Camp and the still more faiiguing pursuh OF the
enemy. lhroupha country scarcely pergious TO civil
ized man, could not subdue, have fallen victims to
the unsparnq Cholera. But these victims will
have "reminiscences in the gratitude Of their coun-
iymen, while the gallant spirits that survive VIII be
welcomed with the cheering appreciation OF every
feeling and patriotic heart the faithful defend
ers Of their country. baeon.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
A RUSTIC.

Hmgalar Occurrence --on the 18Th instant. Mr.
jacob "esliofier, sen Of this county, died. and
messenger was despatched 10 HARRISBURG to inforn
o's oro'her Henry, residing al that place. of hs de-
muse When singular 10 relate about half way bc.
tween NE two residences, he was met by ano,he,
messenger, coming 10 inform jacob Of the decease
OF ilfs brother Henry.
iVey died on the same day, aud about the same
period OF 'iuie.--York [Pa ] Republican,
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

Caution to Witnesses New York Courier
contains summary report Of a recent case, which
Is worthy the attention of 5gitacsses geneay:--
Attic late circuit court in Queen's county, an sc-
lion was ued, in which John Pelleiroou was plain.
nm and c. Moore defendant, for damages sustain
cd oy the plaintiff in consequence Of the defend
ants not having appeared as witness in case
pending between the plaintiff and G 4. Golden
at eircui couIi. held at Troy in March last -
The defendant bad been subpoenied and was We.
~ material witness for the plaintiff in Tic action.
and 70 consequence Of bis absence, tie damages OBJ.
lainea were alleged to have been much smaller Than
they would otherwise have been. The deesn1an,
undertook 10 prove sickness as an excuse for b;s
absence, but The weight OF cvidence being anbins,
him' the Jury after clear and impartial CHARGE bv
J udge Edwards returned into court with verdic,
suit Patriot NOs' u
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Sufficient returns ofihe late Presidential e,....
has been received to warrant the opinion, il,, D.
sident JACKSON is reelected Ills malo,i,, !.
Mr. Clay, will probably be greater than M, =.
Mr.. Adams, in 1928. Martin Van Bure, /,
likely, is elected Vice Presidenj.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01


Useful discoVTyofa a Lady II is stated in the
Ravanna (Ohio) Courier, that an important discovery
was madc al Coupeey, Median county, by lady
Mr. Vail, his son and another person were digging
we'll, and the sun having gone down first, was
prosiaed on breathing the noxious vapour or damps
below His father descended to his relief, and the
third started for physician; in the meantime sew
eral ladies' assembled at the place, and one threw
down pail ofwater, most Of which fell on the face
of Mr.. ", who caught breath, rose and seized the
senseless body o his son, got into the tub, and was
drawn up by the ladies. Water was Immediately
applied 10 the young man, which in short time pro-
duced symptoms of returning lie. Mr.. V. in a
few hours attained his usual health and strength,
and the young man by medical aid, bad so far re-
covered as 60 be nbe TO walk about on the succeed
ing day The experiment ofletiiug down lighted
candle was made which went out at The distance
OF six feet from the top Of the well; live chicken
also let down. and at the distance Of six feet an
imOion became suspended; but by pouring down
water upon il, animation was Immediately restored
From these it appears, that inhalng this gas, life
rs only suspended, and that the application Of water
will restore il: whether by conveying atmospheric
AIR contained in the water, TO the sufferer, or from
other cause
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

Glorious uncertainty Of The id,g.--Thc late
Charles Gardyno. Of Middleton, had an interesting
law SUIT, some time previous to his death, with the
taxman of the Tolls and Road Trustees here, on
the doubtful question whether the vehicle in which
he rode was q taxed cart or chaso; point which
made an essential difference in the rate of toll. Af
ter the final decision Of the Supreme Court, Mr.. G
had the result painted in large legbo characters on
the back Of the carriage, as follows
A Taxed Cart, by act Of Parlimcnt
Taxed Cart, by decision of the sheriff of For
farshlre
A Taxed Cart, by decision Of the Court Of ses
sons.
A Choise, bya second decision ofthe same Court.
Eight wise Judges said il was Chdisc
Six not lesswise, that il was Cart.
It has been three years on its law Journey, and at
last has been obliged to stop for want Of law grease
Charles Gardyne Froick's Taxed Cart.
Mr., q. rode in this vehicle, on all necessary oc-
casons during the remainder of his life, and cxhib.
tied at Perth once, during The circuit, at the Gcor
60 inn door, 10 the no small dsmay ofihe Judres.
council, and agents and amusement Of the citizens
-Pcytlsdire Advertiser
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

AoHts'a9d, George Eusiis, Esq. of New Or.
'eans' mas been appointed by the Governor of Is,
,slana' Secretary ofthe State, vice r. q McCaloS
Esq deceased. Mr. jean Francois can1o"oo' c",eo'
mas been appointed BY the Board of Directors Pses
lSe9, pro ten Of The Iouisiana stae BanS ,.ieo
y. Dgchariss, deceased ''' ''0e'
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

LARGE CARGo.-The steamer walkcr-in.the wy. .s
arrived here this morning, iOiM fi00 thousand -
ald sirty-three bales Of cotton This is the s.ns
OF Cotton that ever arrived at this port by e"ai
each bale at 400 bs. which is considered ayeIs ~
Il would make tho total OPS 200 lbs. lIlS bau
consigned 10 J. Linton, Esqr., the largest eon''5~
that ever came TO any house in this city .,sr
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