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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

,.rsei, nigh. before las, q, II O'Clock lie ssuP
posed 10 have been murdered. From post NOR
tenn examination Il appenss that he had been stab
bed with sword, or some other sharp 'ns,ru.nen',
tho weapon piercing the heart all but through The
police we understand, is on tho trail OF the perpe
traitor. When we shall have reached the hundretf
aci ofou.rngc of this nature, committed since Inc
be ginning Of winter we shall make Gloss And
close the bloody account. a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

.Na,ansos-A proofslip from the New York
journal Of Commerce says -" Letters as late
AZ the 10 n. in form us that tho Cholera wns ma.
king a~ 'ul r,vages there. Deaths stated at $50
per day, which makes the mortality greater
Than it was at Havana, ct the most sickly pc
rod The population Of Matonzas is less than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

chief makrr, and, inisel. ie assumed TO be tn
principal in the iu,esviaw with the President. lie
was We suppose, tho insiga,os o. the massaeses
perpe,ra,ed the frontier His u'serancc and man
ncs, US well as his coun,cnance, Indicated dark
and foroe ious character
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

--latest C,oS, Smwna.--1'Le brig Water W''cn'
Cant. Paxton, arrived d, Boston on Thuisd,y eve
ming from Smyrna, which port she iof, on Inc
2Oh February. -C"pt. = states that lb'ahn in'
ella hsh not .akcn possession Of Smyrna he ssso
says ,ha, al difficulties between lorahn aud 'h'
Sultan had been settled and treaty Of peace slgn
ed by ,hcm the ncwA Of which was Brought l.
Smyrna ON the I'D, Feb by a French vessel o
war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Si@pf' n'eis L,aisioiisn.-Alfuts six weeks
.nce, u bill VAS introduce by Lord W rntord, late
hiet Justice of the English Court Of Common
Pleas INTO The House of Commons, allowing pan
'.es 10 ei'ii actions TO be txenncd Us WITNESSES.
Ahont The same tune, II similar bull was introduced
mo our h'''' c Of Assembly, (anJ passed on saiar
"ay 'fs' hv Mr. Livingston, Of this city 1t lsa
singular coincidence, in the progress of imnovc-
nen1' .hat law should be simultaneously proposed
on oo'h sides OF the Atlantic, changing practice
which was co-existent with the Common Law Of
England. IAibaay Ercn;mg J,p,nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

ia, ,ionor 10 whom honor is due Upon this mr. II,
e,ple we COPY the subjoncd note from the Na,;an
a., q, E n, lrha) Of Wednesday, evening Whsn
Inc nan'1'e station of the finder Of the LOST mono
.'s 'aoo.lous and procarous calling and scan,;
,.lsn .; rs eno'onen's when mos, successful .ro
sons;, ".J consideration, the act, though s,rc,l,
|'''''S's0 nc more than honest, deserves 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
Nav YnoE Anil o.

NV foaE, April %.
SHERIFF PAnKINs.- This gentleman, who was
muicted IN damages lately before the United States
court, IN the sum of IS 800 in an action of Sian
der against Mrs Baird, has since been arrested
we understand, IN Broadway, on two suits in the
nands Ut Mr. Tyson, deputy, taken out ayains,
him by Mr.. Usher witness in the former trial
ana ny Mr. Cox, mercer and tailor in Wall
street, and is now confedin the prison of,his ci.
y, IN default ofbaIl When Mr.. Tyson u,emp-
'eo to arrest him, Mr.. Pak,ns resisted with srea,
s1ergy, abused him by words and opprobriors cphi.
'he.s' and finally struck him menacng him also
WIN his cane. For this assault and battery, Mr.
ysoa mas also brought suit against him, and he
seems to De IN a situation 10 employ the o,.
sen'ion Of the courts OF this city for some time to
com. ~ ~
we cannot but pity the the obliquity Of mind
es'nSeo ~ thls gentleman, but a, the same tins,
must regret that his imprudence Of ansuars
and If conduc. involves him in such reIera,sd
difficulties Of legal nature.
Courier aud Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

The founda,.o,. oe an immense Flour siiIi. is
now being laid by Mr. p. J. chevalle. adjoining
hi, lumber house, at the foo, Of the bas'', 70 re-
mace the G.Ilego Mills. lately destroyed ny nre
and !, is conemr lated also, TO erect Cotton rae
tory, Immediately below il, the mseh,nery 20 os
,ropeIlc,l by the same water that viii be required
lar the Flour Ml--ths fall being oves thirty isct,
after the water leaves the latter. we shsh thus
have the uuseemly irvine, which has hitherto ssen
a nuisance, converted TO useful purpose. anu .'
farmers will lose only for one season, inc rafhc'
for OVER 2OO,ON bushels OF wheat, whhcn "ess
grouad Ivy the late, and will be by the new MN
fR,eamond WAig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

At the Burke q. c. Superior Court, sentence
Of death Was passed by Judge Seasrl on France.
silvors, convicted n. preceding term laundering
her husband, and Afterwards burning his remains
She had appealed 10 the Supreme Court which
confirmed the judgment that had been pronounced
by the Superior Court
Iisdale Spencer was tried at The same Court for
the murder OF James Aurphey. II appeared there
had been areneonire between the parties. and that
The prisoner had killcdMurp,ev with ,iasay wca.
pom The jury aiter an hours elaboration return
ri verdict Of maaslaas4,er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

The Spring Term Of the Superior Count for
bancomb County, was hell at Ashville during the
past week Judge Seawcll presiding. The State
docket was taken up carly on Monday morning,
ana The whole OF Monday Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day was spent in the trial of State cases On
Thursday II was Understood that the civil docket
would be taken mp. Business was transacted with
much dispatch The most important State case
reached, was that IN which w I'm Carson, an acting
Justice ofshe Psce, was defendant, tried and con-
vieted Of grand larceny for stealing a gold watch
from one OF the rooms in Patons Hotel in 1881
lie was sentenced to stand in tho pilorv an hour
receive 10 lashes Ins.antcr, and be committed 10
jail until the costs ofsuit were paid; and if he did
not resign his commission as Justice of the Peace
forthwith, the whipping to be deferred until the sue
eeedins day Carson tferenpon rendered his resis-
nation 10 the Judge, & the sentence of the | W was
carried into effect Several persons were csnyic,cd
OF assault and battery, and committed to ,hc stocks
Rutaerfo,dioe ~ c. spcetatcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

-, Britain Cooper, Esq the Treasurer ofthe Grard
Trust, acknowledges the receipt Of tco m,lioas Of
dollars from the Trustees Of the Girard Bank 10 be
appropriated to the erection Of the new Girard Col
iese, IN Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

B'nerol'nfe Alta late meeting oflhe friends
Ireland IN Philadelphia. it was stated bv one Off
srcskefs, Mr.. sullivan. that Ma h.w Csrv, bad
ono tlne supported fifty t~o wdJas with the
families, cat Of his private purse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

MorR:iri END or 4 PATRIOT. Captain Pe,lov.
SKI, n distinguished officer Of the Polish ll!u,.
shot himself t " days ago =, lt,.rncon. Tie
motives for this desperate act ere given ma loa.
wl'lc' hc wrote Immediately before his death, Il
which the following 1t exlrpct u Having lest
all hope ofsecIng my native country rcstort,- rN
hahias TIE loasl chance even e my being ea.bd
upon 10 die IA her ssrvice-and having l,a,rt lisl
my children have been carried into Siberia, BY Of.
".f OF the trrhnt ofihe hWlh, haze resolved to
abndGe my useless life, and pu, an end to my suA,.
rugs. Adcu, unhappy Poland Adcu. To su-haf
you, my felio"-e",ntrymen, MS have only in yi.w
the welfare Of our beloved Poland !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

A few evenings since, yong man IN TIE en-
ployment Of Mrs. =. 8. Adams in this village by
the ma ne of Philo Mn'son, actually swallowed a
hiring rat, on uihiny wager OF my cents
When fairly slowed inside, Mntson remarked that
his yatship ~os dsdei"g about !" m'emps spm-
o,l p.,d Instantly eulpcJ down ice qsarts Of eide,
,,-s,, INN sflca,.--The delu.ed Jonah kept hounl-
o,;ny Ike another arch Gerd in chaos, all huge
b,boclo mid rolling iato the middle" proved on
molly ,lead.ta . to the '' rat in the gentleman
ki,chcnn Mn,.on sufT red further nconve
nieucc from this marvellous rat cxiermlaat'on ! h
,,oyc is no ho.x but is susceptible oi proof thai
would satisfy the most incrednl"os. on" daas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
JERUSALEM JOCKEY CLUB RACES


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! Tlmo-lsl heat, I'M, :3js = do I'm 49,
4 = THIS is pronounced the quickest race cvel
rur over tho Jerusalem track
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Zerah Colburn, who has acquired considerable
celebrity IN Europe and America for hi. wonderful
faculty of mathematical calculations, has issued
proposals for publishing, by subscription, me-
NOR OF hlmsclt--to contain, in the words of his
prospectus, an account of his birth the rcmark..
bic glt with which he was endowed at six years of
age ms travels In this country, and twelve years
residence ~ Europe a history ofthc various plans
devised FOR his patronage his methods of calculy
tion" &c. AIR Colburn is a native Of Cabot in this
State and resides at present in Hartford, Windsor
county hoMpeticr, ". Jvnrnak.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

FIR. nj Nentreai-We c ny the following ae'
conut Of the destruction Of he BRUSH American
Hotel in Montreal on tho evening OF the SiIh VII.
from The Nav York C,,ntInr =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Judge Wright, the Chief Engineer Of the New
York Canals, has been employed by the Canadian
Government as principal Engineer In tho improve.
ment OF the St. Lawrence River. The Canal for
thai purpose will commence near Prescott, and is
to be adapted to sloop navigation, so that vessel,
can go and return with cirgoes without unloading
directly fiom the Lakes to Montreal. The Water
town Register says thai. Judge Wrights compcn-
salon IS ss25 aday. lie is to be assisted by j. B
Mills, Esq. Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Nc'c Orleans, April 9 AN individual by thu
name Of Ramirez, was found dead in Burgundy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

PphicR unr. {Boston April %, Ia33-A
case OF great interest aud lmpnrtoncc was decided
yi1.-Iha, mn individual visiting gambling re-.
SOL, anu risA1Il moncy Mt an unlawful game, for
sAs purpose OF beng able 70 testify 10 the fac, Of
san'blins, and identifying persons offending the
Law IN HAT respect Is not liable under The act a.
gaisst usinu unlawful games. Eosion Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

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lowing Po'eo''', D 'o'' W" III
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

The Pennsylvania Loan Of So3oooo hi
been taken Ivy Mcssrs. s. 4 NJ. Alien, alta prem
um Ct fourteen dollars for each hundred dollars
stock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

FAYEvrEvILLE, N. G. Aprl o.
szefanNSsfy--A gentleman at Wadesborouob
writes 70 Us, shat on Thulsday fast stranger ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

SPEC siation "A vendcr of West India Good,
and Groceries, in II village in New II,nPsNlrr,
had on hund quantity OF molasscs " hch he retail
ed for nine cents quart. A rIs"l grocer put h:s
don n To eight This was a ulc lover than our
hero +" wished 10 afford" il, but people ~ocId not
give him nine, while his neis hbor sold the sweet
ening for eight Necessity is the mother OF 'n'rn-
ton ard AZ a Yankee never was AZ fault IN NM
tiers O, dcker" or trade, Jonathan hi upon I'll, ol-
lo~ine sspedsnt He divided his molnsscs MO
/. o parts, aud advertised" ns good molass,s as
can bt boush, vt any store in NV Hampshire, IL.
eight cents. Alsn very aHpcr'-r er.h att,H.'
The !" ssyerio, article WAS readily AN! rSpIdy
cold Viii. the wight ccn, eo-''no-li'y laid on ANd
Owe hafth.- Disposed a, Jonathan shifted Ls c~..,
and ,ans1,osesi ,ks other half iatos" supsiio ro
sitoa by which ,sanGusrs IA. who'll VA ysn.,d
at ten cents. LOEsH CrrSsa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

From the Geovgctopn CaSeitc.-A new kind OF
stone VIC underst and, has been lately exhibited in
washington, said to bs far better for the PURPOSES
otMcSd@mi-i"g than any heretofore in use This
s'one' on a minute examination, was though, to
possess particles 81 gold. We hope such rumor
WIN not get sbroadfor thousands Of people daily
flock 10 Washington, under the full exnec,a,;on
thai ofices are to be had for the mere asking and
tney once get into their heads that COL is TO be
PICKED W IN the avenue in the bargain, they will
swarm upon tlot city like the locusts Of Egypt up
on Inc crops OF the devoted Pharoah.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

The Cholera had disappeared from Key Yves
on the lIth inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

North Hrstera indians.-An association l,a
been formed il Detroi,, for encouraging mission.
airy effort. in e,anselizins the North Ve,.--.
Tribes, and promoting education, agriculture. IL,
dustry, pence, and temperance among them" Il IS
called the Algic Society" Henry r. School.
Graf, Esq. author Of several valuable works reh
tug more or less 10 the Indians, is President #
this Association Charles Cleland, Esq Domestic
Secrtaary Rev DIR. Cox Of Cinciustti, Go ge,ro,-
ding Secretary; MAJOR y. +. land, uu,d STAT.
Amy Recording Secretary EIwW4 Bingham.
Esq, TrtAs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Orc of the raritcs of the Boston Market on tic
2ai ullimo wasa Salmon weighing % Has iur
which the owner asked r.. 10 per ID. lie had retu-
scd $50 for it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

NIB. Printers throughout tie United States " d
lie peascd TO give the above nn insertion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

hoaosci IL who .eads I'm army % conqle 81 :,
hailed as hero bu. he Who finds .ndope.len,.
freedom from labor the means Of INDUCING d,r
ling oppeti.es, lying in his path, which he mi.b,
unquesi,oncd appropriate to his own.,sc, bu, Ora
fcrs restoring 10 is owner, he is hero entitled -
more than military honor. Let the name Of Isaiah
Robbins, therefore, be remembered with resp,c,
for he conquefcd not martial foe, but the ,em,,s
within. by the force Of vir,uous resolution
szz.z..z..=z..z. .Nof. h,isl
From Ac National CeseHc, Aprdo4
The Pocket w nlet containing ncur seven b,,
bred dollars, which Was ad, ri,ssd rs lot. y,s,,
day was found & rctnrne. by Isaiah Rob, IN. O,,
ter Carter, living in Queen STREET. between S,ra,i
and Third streets The advertiser feels i, III. s,.
70 make this public acknowledgment OF the rec,,s.
ry Of the money, aud wishes tina, the public NAV
paronize an honest man, IN whatever sim i, IN
he msy be placed. SAMUEL GURNEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16
Property for sale

Frederick Co. Oct. 15-w6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16
APPALLING DISASTER.

From the New orleans Bulletin, Extra, Noyemh.,,
Loss Of the Steamers Nsw Bruuswick o0a
81. Martin. by The steamer Black Hawk. ~.
learn that the Steamers st. Martin and Nan
Brunswick were consumed BY fire. the former q,
the Slst, and the Iatter,on the ssth, and. msl,,
choIy to relate, bsiUeea thirty and j9r,y fire,
,cere lost Oh boafd. the steamboat ST. Martin
We are indebted to Captain Hartsnorn for III.
following extracts from his log book:
Extract from, The log book Of the S,eame, B,,.,
Hawk, p. ). Hurtshorn, master, from Cinrin
natl
October a9th. S o'clock. P. NJ. fell in with T.,
wreck Of the steamboat New Brunswick. franz nm
this port. bound to St LOUIS. with full CARGO
at the foot Of Island 90; took On board one ol h.,
crew, from whom We learnt she took hre on rho
2sth, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. and was entirely ~,
sumed. No lives were lost; every thin, be,onr.
ing to the boat was entirely DESTROYED.
October 3lst, came alongside Of the wreck of
the St. Martin, about two miles above D,p,Id,,
viile-rendered all the assistance possbl. n
those that were saved. The st. Martin was fran
Bayou Sarah, bound TO this place; had on board
500 bales cotton and 80 hogsheads sugar. Sc
was discovered to be on fire at IL O'clock, noon
and about thirty or forty lives were lot. Ofte
number now recollected, are Captain Cash, II.
Clerk, second Mate, two cooks. the chamber.
maid, second steward, and five firemen-of p,.
sengers, as FAR as can be sscertained, Captain
Spngstack; N N Moss, Esq. Of New Orleans.
and servant; Mr.. Whitney, Of Franklin, Loa.:
Mr. Easton and servant; Mr.. Aller; Mr.. WiIss
of Bayou Sarah. and LADY, name unknoan. and
three slaves. It is said BY several of the ps,,en
gers that she had on board about $4,000. be.
longing to some Of the Banks IN Orleans, which
Is lost. JOHN w. OWENS,
Clerk Of the Steamer Black iiawk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16

The life of Crom well may be studied with .pe.
ciaI advantage in this country, as shelving the
gradual and crafty. but sure, devices which have
so often led, and which will asau. in spite Ofh,
tory and experience, often lead popular masses,
contendng, as they believe, for freedom, into
the clutches oil those who, with fair seeming, and
loud professions in the cause OF liberty, aim Ous
at the possession Of Office and power
New York .4mericM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16

Turnpike convention at Woodsfock.-We are
furnished with a memorandum by a gentleman
who came from Woodstock yesterday in the
stage, which informs US that the meeting on Mon.
day CONSISTED OF several delegates from She
nandoah, number from Frederick which
Mr.. Heiskell and Mr.. Brown were constituted
especial representatlves-aod Rockingham WAS
represented by Mr.. Gray and Mr. Chrisman/--
The Hon. Mr.. Beale was called to the chair, and
James H. Darlington appointed secretary. The
speeches, which we're numerous, were animated,
and certainly did great credit to Messrs. GRAY,
Chrisman, X. w. Barton, ID w. Barton, Hei.
skell, Williams, Irwin. Penny baker, Samuels
and others. The proposition OF the chairman for
the conservative right OF rail road over the track
perfected as Mac Adamized road, was rejected;
and that praying for charter to construct a road
from Winchester to Harrisonburg, commencing at
the north section and completing the extent az
far as the means subscribed will admit-wIth the
understanding that those above may either pay
or play as may suit their eonvenience-was
adopted. The convention adjourned over to
Tuesday-no new proposition, however, is anti.
eipated .''-vinchesfsr pirg.
The Chesapsake and Ohio Canal This great
public work is at length completed and 10 full
operation from the District Of Columbia to the
head Of the falls at Harpers ferry. Large guam.
titles Of merchandise aud produce are afoat
upon it. passing daily east and vest The
Point Of Rocks really presents a. we are told an
animating scene. Rail road cars and Canal boats
constantly arriving. interchangine passengers and
eargoes and then depsrting-ihe hustle and con.
fusion Of little village suddenly arisen, as it
were ont Of the earth and actually doing the bu.
siuess Of commercial emporium Its inhabitants
hardly acquainted with each other, and very Of.
ten outnumbered BY the transient strangers who
throns thither in pursuit Of business and pleasure
the very novelty itself, Of two great public en-.
terprises long at war with each other, just going
into harmonious operation upon the spot which
may be called the battle gruund; and the spot so
late unknown save 70 the Wild foxes Of the noun.
tains-in word, the noblest exhibitions Of art
and nature contending for mastery, are the rich
reward Of those who may find it convenient to
make an excursion upon the Canal, uia the Point
Of Roeks.-Nederiek (Ad.) Times. Nsr. II.
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IhELANU.
The Marquis Of Wellesley has announced his
intention to revive the custom Of appointing days
Of audience for all persons who may desire to
communicate with him. This measure seems to
have been revived with more generally cordlali.
~ than the systematic severance Of the parties
could have led us to expect. Even the editor OF
the Evening Mail, who may be truly said to re.
present the passions Of the more violent Orange.
men, has given his approval, and the Journals OF
the other extreme continue to profess condi-
tional friendship towards the new government;
aud, although this general armistice may almost
be deemed phenomenon, still it is hoped that its
novelty may not be inauspicious.
The moderate and subdued toae OF Mr.. O'Con-
nels last letter to the people Of ireland. has CIV
en- occasion to conjecture, that his seclusion from
the political world is only preliminary to the as
sumption Of Office.
I We regret to learn that disease similar in
many respects to that dreaded scourge. the cho-
lera. has exhibited itself in Tuam and Bailyhau.
mis-, and that several deaths have taken place in
both towns -Mayo Constitution.
MEETING OF THE SOvEREIGNS.
The German papers are yet filled with accounts
of the royal movements in the Dorth, and specu.
lations and surnises touching their proceedings
real or imaginary. A letter from Vienna, Sep