Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

-. sr,ea may defy oil other nations -.scsarG ,,
-" W. arc nothing Ii theI sofe, i ah,ald be
ca, ',cl 10 suppose as think 1t is that sound
peta.o, with regard TO It's true intercs, Goes or
laos,,cly will prevail with a nation that perhars
'I all other nations IN common sense--ii ono
eN leo suppose tina, on such nation the pow !
nla' aud n,risues of personal ambition or party
e s never will be permitted, a, least for an,
~ AZ time to exercise their baneful sway
~ ore may entertain the opinion, ,hinl<, that
u H. IAN O, North Ametic., " ii not be J.s.urbet
NORTH CAROLINA. This is tie month Of
..,,iens in North Carolina The Milton Speca.
n, ssvs. We understand, from returns which |
l,va been alcady received, there is but lutte doubt
,f,hc reelection 10 Congress Of Gen Micajah + |
ii,.t,us over his opponents, Nessrs Williams |
,.,l Gillian" Gen. Hawkins is Proclamation
.,a.. aud voted IN the last Congress for tho force
H,dl. Mr. Jesse Speigh, who also oied for the
t.,r-p Bill is reelected, without
We also learn, from the Milton Spectator, that
,4tert Potter VINO some time 20 imprisoned
,,r nemelcss outrage, per.etraed ON the persons
.fthe Rev. MIR. Taylor and his nephew in Gran
vile county, and who is still in jail d candi-
i,le to represent that county IN the Legislature OF
North Carolind aud came within elerea votes of
being elected
pIolc y<,and-The Anti Masons of Rhnic Is
Ian,l have nominated Du,ec J. Pesrce ana Charles
e..a,uc as their candidates for Congress at the
.nor,achng election. Trsirom Burges and Ma
,ts,ia ) Ruggles arc the National Republican
candidates. The Jacksoa1lns have no sinatcd no
candidates.
-, Mr. g. w. L Ugh MS not yet answered the
oaa,ies Of Yellow Jacket" We hope he is not
- the non .commua school Of politicians.
-. Mr. Richie has commenced, in the fnqui-
,er a series Of Essays, validating himself against
the imputatioa of iakewar naess in the cause OF
state Rghts All fcpsiias tn; chatSe OF de-
.er,ion Of the principles Of 81. II any thing wor-
thy Of note or Interesting 10 the puhhc, should ap
,.,rio thcs, Nos We shall take care to record It,.
- The Richmond Jeiiorsonian has been CON
sleraby enlarged, and makes quite decent ap-
pcarancc for Notification pint
g-5 Tie Charlottesville Chronicle oil the 1u4
inioms US that the meeting contemplated to be
hell in that place, in relation TO tue James "'''r
ard Kauawaa improvement, on the preceding
Nlondsy, vas prevented 10y the protrac'ed session
OF the Cou,t 1t was consequently postponed TIL
,hc Ocfobcr court
lett ysI few
from New Orleans mentions that Or Hunt, of
siat place, had been killed IN duel, by Mr.. Con
rad an attorney; and that the nor ming,
Mr. Thomas Leigh, n of Benz. Watkins
leigh Esq of Richmond, was slightly wounded
~ tic arm, in II similar contest-lhe name Of his
adverse ry not stated.
WHEAT-Thep purchasers in this plncc have
reduced Tie price of this article within few days
past to II fos common, ii % for inc red and 81
10 tor hes, white. There is a gool deal coming in,
taoash tie weather has been we; to gel it out.
CROPS For many years past there has not
been better prospect for corn and tobacco in this
nel,ht,rt> ,lThe weather has been very sea
ssab,c, with inc showers every few days, which
hive, upon the hj9h lands particularly, ensured T.
l. ,dau, crops--But tins state Of things is lao, ami
yetsal-l In the south PSI Of Prtsylvenin, and in
some parts of Bcdfcrl AID .et Art complaints are
made of too much dry weather likewise
set in the Tennessee and Alabama papers, that
the crops have suffered much by the long contn-
uel drought.
Cuc,cmstan.iai Eetdencs.-A case Inns just oc.
CURED which ADDS another To the many warnings
heretofore given Of the danger of convicting mnn
on circur,stantia evidence y hen the chain of tes-
timony is not unbrohen and com plee. a youth,
named rockingham, suddenly disappeared from
lis school in Oneida y. Y having Just previous
Il converted check INTO money. Il Was of course
conecured that he had fallen victim to some
murderer, and great excitement OF the public mind
IN the neighborhood was the consequence. Pre-
senlly, suspicion fastened OH tavernkecper in
neighborlng village a. whose house rockingham
had been SEEM and man found who sworc
that this tavern keeper had hired him to take tie
body of rockingham from his hay loft, and throw
rently confirmed by the appearance of blood on the
wagon whip and harness: which he said he used
TO carry the body to the river. Search was made
for the body but no, being found the man was af-
ter being some time in custody, and after undergo
lag an examination, discharged And 10 this SUI