Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
From The Correspondent Of Ms poyiiani A

From The Cprgcspond-at Of Ms pottiaHd Al,
CHARLESTON, sc
uoreh M went to The Jews Synagogue, il
being Saturday, md THEN Sabbath, 10 see the ecro.
monies of,he Hebrew Church, The Synagogue
liplica staging on which were mounted tho Kao
bics. chanting, rrayin: aud reading all ~ lie
brew, ---noi much 10 my ed1csiiop assntedly, for
all that ] could understand Of Ike whole scryico
vas ",he President, of.ho U. ssals and biz FIX.
cellcncy tho Governor Of South Carolina" pfaycs
probably uttered N the same bren,h for each. The
chaunts were occasionally ended by tho chorus OF
all the Jews present, whose numbers were about
one hundred or more The noise then was almost
eonfcning, for man, woman md child screamed
quite as loud as their voices would permit Tho
men and boys oil Ind over their shoulders or
tWincd nround their bodies. sort Of shawl some
Of silk, some Of worsted and some Of w0ocn, be
eye. Al tho men kept their hats on, even the
Rabies. During the service n kind ofeymhal
rn,tlc, Garfield round the church by the kal,
bies and then deposited in the ark o, tic covenant,
which vas in tho plnce where tho pulpit usually IS
IN our churches Boys and mcn kept constntl,
Going out, aud coming in, Many very pretty jew
cssos were in he galleries cnnnat say that my
of Thorn wero very attentive to the service. Prob
nby they understood moi word oft
H1r1h 81 The churches 10 day wsrc fully Mt
/
! land
had some conversation with gentleman from
the interior. who was acquainted with Wndt
| Hampton, well known among us, TO The sorrow q
many soldier, as commander on tho northern
| frontier during the Inst war. was informed thai
ilc is ono Of TIE richest # not tho richest man II
the sou.ha country and that he owns about two
'housan1 ntgroes. lie is l,so very ctccntr'
al str o., Property here, by the way a ohe,
, es,inaiedby tho number Of ncgroes man owns.
was also mo sacd hat Mr.. Calhoun is one Of th
besi farmers in the upper eonntry--one OF the mos
scientific and skllful farmers in all Carolina
| Aprill. Brigrdcr Gen. Hamilton pnfaded il
five hundred volunteers in the ra,r. THIS plan II
TO be follow ed throughout the s,ae md eolors ar
To be presented to each division. The volunteer
are TO be kept under arms tn effect the null,iicaio
of,ho Force Bill, if necessary. These five hundre
volunteers were oil dressed in Uniform and ma
nnuyered as we'll as the unif.rm companies in gu
quarter. A similar display is to be made in Stump
!; ,orvio South Carolina is "to sleep on he
!, arms % The Union party has been organized i
military ord.r and were ready for the strife If III
worst came.
April 2. have to day in my possession bill o.
I the Bank OF South Carolina, which promises to pa
, /" twenty five cents to the bearer! also saw
bill for six cents and quarter This is nlak'n
change on small scale. Georgia bills are not yer
current in this State; nor are n Carolina Bills.
, Charleston there is no, probably one single bus
J ness.man who is no, an ardent hlcnd to the Cnte
J stn,es Bank I, is impossible to travel without
; S. Bank bills. Ones pockets must be watche
!, with exceeding care SO that they may not carr
} bills from one Suite to another. A bill on the I
, s. Bank no matter from what Branch. even d
checks bette, than silver. for they pass as read
iiv and arr moro poItnfle
} Ap,u3. start in the morning for August
, tGeo.) undetermined whether shall go thence
} Nashville or to New Orleans, rcscrying my COT
1 clusion for the answers shall then receive as
roads, routes, distances, &C., There is much
Charleston 10 intcres, a stranger, not SO much PC
, haps in public works public exhibitions as !
,ha, kind reception which every stranger prorerl
recommended, meets from people who arc all CT
0 ,husiasn,, all sentimcNt-whoso passion often gel
/ the better Of thel, Judgment, but whusc errors
general believe, are the errors Of impulse ralht
thnn Of self calculation These Caro'inials wei