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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

| Consul. w Pcnclii, as far as we could ascertain
| Is charged with having committed murder IN t'nu.
daloupe on tho 10th of July l,st. We know, firm
papers now in hands that Il ! legal hearing hah
been granted ~ hun. he could have proved. by II
receipt of Captain Pefee Fowler, of the ship 81.
Thomas, that on the l6.h OF June last he embarked
nv cabin passenger on board the SAID ship ri st
Thomas, for this plaec.-thh, on The l9'h OF July
last he leased the house No 3D7 IL Pcml stfoer,
and on the 25th OF the same m5nlh he was n,tatal.
'zed IN this city, aud has been resident here
that time.
We are sorry to say that the whole transaction
looks more like Kidnapping the person Of panell,,
than legal surrender of him TO the French Govern.
neh Thu spIrit not only of oar laws, but of Nil
our political institutions, hns been grossly outraged
by MIR prioo's refusing the information dcnandcJ
by n respectable czea, moi merely os an scqoain-
lance OF Pcno but as person changed with al b.
interests In consequences of nts ref "sai no Legal
advice could be uh rded him. and This, in daGsaee
OF he positive text Of the Constitution of the I'M
ted States (sce Amendments, &te. Article 5 " No
person shall be held 10 answer Tor capital or 9th.
crwise infamous crime, unless presentmenl
or lndlc,men, Of Grand Jury and OF the Consl,-
tuition Of the State of New York, (sec Article =,
sec - No person shall be held 10 answer Ion
capital or other Infamous crime, unless On PIE.
sentmen, or indictment Of Gland Jury and in
tVtRY trial On Impeachment or indictment, the
party SHALL Ri ALLOWED COUNSEL As ~ GIVE. Ae-
rtoNsp
What tho Constitution guarantees to every CT
uscn on an indictment by his natural Judges, Is
NOT guaranteed to us when foreign power J., IN
qaosuon2
Are wo bccmcn governed by laws aud cons,l.
tuition ~ are We slaves nj tho disposal OF any
KING who claims US 7 Shame on us Let the
curse Tyranny fall on us If We sanction by our
silence, tho principle TINT any OF citizens, let
hlm be the mcanest, the most contemplate among
u.s. cnn be dragged from our shores without lo.
gal hsaring, and be given up 10 torcign tyranny.
We now call on tho United States District Al
totney, Mr.. Price, mol only IN our name, but with.
out ienr OF contradiction, III the ramc ol every 3.
meilenn who Elores III the freedom md personal
saiety which our Institutions, bought At tho price
OF blood, seemed heretofore 10 guusntec, To stole,
by what authority an American c,tnen has been gi-
ven up 10 the king of Granec. We call on linn TO
show nj Ponclll has not been kidnapped bul given
up according ,olaw OF uea'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

tel. lumber ;4hey know there are rats among ",
aao oa' 'hey hins come oul pretty soon, and tLen
We w,'I hive ial chIvy. II the people only
'iahh ny y sec far lay, and don't throw stones ns
'he9t '''hin watch dogs, there wonl he rat let, 10
obblo ~ the public cflL.
'u yo"f friend aud an enemy to Rdfs.
J. DOWNING, Major.
Downns.o MINI. 81 Brigade
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
NOTICE..

4 SHALL petition the next Legislature for a
B divorce Tommy husband, Samuel Ro@4nd
PATSY ROWLAND.
Oct 2 uND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Tie Wabash Courier states that the Elephant at.
inchcd to The mcnaeer,e, while II renamed in Co
scnny, Indiana hiilsd man instsi,tnueousiy fpr
aavng several ilmes offered II iobaceo He ha.;
been warned 10 deslsi by the keepers, Lul dad no,
regard heu admnnons
Inc bnme paper slaics that tho Rhlnocoros be-
longing to liat company, died N Volmaliien Coun--
", ~ that siae on the Goth ulumo II was about
ih,cn yenrs Old onehrd grown, aud IN a yerw
thriving condition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

TIE Ue3 Punt Aeademy We inserted a few
weeks oso, from e-pordoht some s,rictures
Oh the Military School, unfavursble TO tina. valu.
able public establishment. We find Ia the Alabama
in'e'''sencer the following judieious remarks on
tie structures OF our correspondent Vat Int.
WI sr PoISr ACADEMY. - This Institution is in
many places attracting the RI id notice Of he pub
ac' writer IN The National !ntellgenoer seems
10 hnk tfat spflt of favorti.n is gainln, an i'm.
orof oscondancy IN the distribution Of Us bsuoi g.
an - order 70 correct tho evil, proposes that tho
81 elton OF Cadets slIo Id b made by lottery This
nusht be IN ciieriual mode 70 guard ara nst anv
u, last and insidious ds,inctons of tho cbaructcc
complained OF, but we should hcs,uie To udopt a
new method ot appointment until some elariny A.
b1se was c,ca,ly and satisfactorily proved There
IL nothing 80 ohsy sto find fault, and when on OBJ
lec1'"n's once raised against even tho best and
most valuable institutions Of country tho chan
ses are rung upor II until tho public mind ~ iana-
med to such pch II opposition, "a 10 eonfound
nn immense mas Of good with u vety slight I'd
mixture "t cv'i. II we consider the imporlnnt ac-
cess'on Of scientific talent To our public works tho
improved discipline which viii necessarily result
To our army, ant the general advantages which
VIII circulate through society from n complete
course of mental instruction all obtained and PET
mnncntly secured by tho establishment ond contInu.
onoo OF Tho National Institute, We should be eau
nous IN nwok ning pt,lndico which might pro-
ducn total overthrow. We would not be under.
stood deny ing tho existence OF any OF those a.
buses against which tho voice Of clamot las Le,n
'hsed or as ~ any way resisting the rtopric,y Of
their immediate correction, but We would inculcate
thorough scrutiny before proceeding the aJop-
ton OF rosh and premature amendments
tisatapla Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
CENTRAL COURSE RACES BALTIMORE.
INST DAY.

INST DAY.
For the roskcr Stakes, $500 entrance 800
tolfcn-hvc Subscribers. But two started, VIZ
o. =. nnre'sb Virginia Carey, aud J, y, Ken.
dulls b Vclox. Won by the toimer, Time an
sis.
Second Racc For the Craig Plate, Two mile
heats won by Colonel Crowol's ch h Robin
Hood, beating Mn. hinges ~ jesse, Colonel
Sellcns I. Ttoubhdonr Colonel Wynns l. ( Mar
Ma Ann, Colonel Emory's eh 0ucoo, Anne,
mud }. He,h's b Mary Bull Time 3m J6s- i'm.
5Js.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

NtRSERIEs - No class Of mon Except prin,crs)
deserve better encouragement than those who IN
vest Their capital aud employ heir time, IN fu,nlsh-
Ing 10 "grcpltura>is every kind of fruit that the
climate will ripcn. Horticulture has been shame
fully neglected until within few years gar
den was hardly tolerated IN farm, and iruir, ex
eepi lit Spontaneous crabs Of u common orchard
were ro' to be tasted without great price As the
season for safe transpaniing is approaching, al
rudy come, We recommend our friends To follow
the counsel OF old Dum3iedkes -" Be aye s,lekng
IN a Tree, jock thcy be aye srcwn3 Will ye'rc
sleeping" Boston Cony4cr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

ASECDorE or LoRn OXFoRD.-Among his expe
rlmeets of fancy was "a determination to drive four
81 deer slags ~ phaeton, instead OF horses and
these he has reduced perfect discipline for his ex
cursons aud short journeys on the road but, unot
tunntcy as he was one day driving TO Newmarket
their ears were saluted with the cry Of hounds
which, soon after crossing around IN the rear,
caught scent Of the " four in hand" and common
ccd kind of chase VIII " breast hI1 hp aacrl-
ty. The novelty of The was rich beyond de-
scrptIon. In vain did his lordshlp exert all his
charlorerlng skill in vain did his WILL trained
grooms cncrgetlcav endeavor TO ride before them !;
relns, uanm'Is, aud the weight of the catrIage
were OF no effect fo they went with the celebrity Of
a wlirlwind ; aud this modem ph,eton, In the
midst of his electrical vibrations Of fear, bid fair TO
experience the fate of his namcsakc. Luckily, how
ever, his ordship nj been accustomed TO DIVE this
set OF " fiery eyed steods' TO the Ram Inn, at New
market, which most hbpplly al hand, and 10
tbs his lordship' most frvent prayers and e,acn-
latlon, h ld been arlcnhy directed Into the yard
they sudden bounded, to the dIsmay o(oslIcfs and
sable boys, who seemed TO have lost cvery faculty
upon the occasion. Here they wore luckily over
powered aud the s;ugs, the Phacton, and his lord.
ship, we've ali insiunlaneousy huddled together in
barn, just us the hounds .ppcarcd in full cry a;
the galc.
Hats Mann featured by SieGm'-By an ad-
verlscment IN another column of 10 days pa
per It will be seen ,qat Messrs. Kenton & Hare,
are now engaged IN manufacturing hats cnurely
ny steam
WeLlve examined the model Of tier machine
at lhe1 store, and were much pleased with tl'q IN
genully of It's conirvarce. Near the boiler Is cy-
hodiica receiver, provided with dashers on the IN,
side, not mike those OF chlrn ppe IN The
centre conveys the steam 'rom the ho'r 10 The ey-
usdrr in which the nap Is placed. The workman
y released from having his hands at oil IN The hot
wncr us as the case on the old plan, and by the
increased heat the fnish the article is rendered
much more complete and elegant.
Their hats havea very handsome appearance, and
We have no doubt the improv mcht vii prove ser
s.ceabe 10 the pubic, and we -h"l'c pToitnhle 10
themselves IpL'. Gem Hciq!d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

pretty considerable hcodnehc.-A loly son Of
Baachus, who wears n nose like hsndlui Of straw
oenics, after haslng sacrificed at tho shrine Of tho
ooy god lhus describes his sensations, On the en-
sung morning - Talk OF headache my heal
achc' aII OVER, t'om The crown to my chm. Every
hair on my head nebes and (puirg out hall do
gen) can feel these acho v he hold them in nv
hand "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
CuArEAUBklAND AND TALLEY-
AND

a French writer thus institu cs aud carries out u
comparison between the two grca, Frenehmen OF
tn day.
Chateuubriand Is the heir of Bossucl, the pre-.
server OF the religious principle Tall yrend the
heir OF NoltaIre, W no has never bowed down but Ia
doubt The one regards the past view 10 the
tufute, the othcr holds 10 The present the sole
master OF the iuts'e the one an enthusiast, ard
convinced the oher ronlot and always ready
and III his books the other nowhere but IN tetc a
tctc IN his arm chair by the corner OF his fire; the
one man Of genius, and who proves it the other
one who has made all the world believe hum a
man of INTEL, ct; the one full Of love and HUMANE
ty; the other less OF an cgotls than IS bellies cd ;
the one good the other less ;kcd thap he could
VI h t. appear /; the one advances by bounds and
springs ,lmpctuous as thunder or t.rrenl the 9th
rr ImpIng, am always arriving first the one
shows Inns lC whilst the other hides, ,eaks when
The other is lent the other arriving IN lhe nack Of
me, hardly ever seen, hardly ever beard, but eve
~ where present, who sees ALL knows ali thu one
Intelligent by his heart, the other Intelligent b. his
head the one gentleman among the people, the
o her gentleman among gentlemen the one has
paItIsans, enthusiasts, admrer,. the other has on
IY o. tdants, lattorers relations prd Wallets tie
me always young the other always victorious ,
the ono the victim of ruined causes, the other the
hero OF causes triumphant the VIII die no one
knows whore the other will die as prince IN his
house, with nh archbishop by his bedside
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Tobacco Crops We regret to lcarn tina, tic frost
OFT early IT of this week. has done immense
INJURY TO the Planters. Whole Ids lay PROSTATE
and whole crops IN some cases destroyed, gen
tieman mentions Ike name OF a widow Lady
whist we arc writing this paragraph, who had suf-
felent out to make twenty hogsh ads, utterly rum
cd. MrMupi Repnb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

CANA GrdM-We l7tcly had the pleasure e
seeing this 3" Ear famed g,oss growing IN rich uxu-
rance on the farm Of VIM b. Mourcs, ESQ IN
SIMPSON County, The blades average from 10
feet IN length. 1t Is the opinion of Mr. NJ. tIa
with proper attention 10 It's cultivation it will meet
the mos sanguine calculations of those who may
make u trial Of It. ~ G. journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

n PuznLE ron Junisrs.- There is in tho BRIDE
well OF t''scy, snys the New York Sun, negro
man Who II claimed by tinco persons, os,ensiLle
owncrs, NJ their slovc, whom they represent 10
nave He'd from their service IN the South 10 lbis 81.
~, where he was appfehendcd and lodged in pr-
son O"eof tho pioprlctois Of this pulatlve slave
owns Two hl'l's, the other ,wo-Ehhs, and auo,hs,
one mn One oi the Two fifth owners demands
tho, the slave shall be taken back TO scry.o in ,h,
south the Other lwo-Ghh owner is opposed TO ,b4,
and WISHES The slave to remain here nnd The one
hith owner refuses 10 take any nteres in the qucs-
lio0, pro or con. Here then s u ban,ce of power
among the ownfrs, winch the onc.iflb owner aono
can decide the lrghl qceson benz qe differ.
en1 meilci No~ 10 enable tho owner who wish.
as the slave 10 30 souh, hc must necessarily d.
''ue nm IN some way, The counsel tor the slave
says to this owneis, fake your TWO nilbs-rako
The ponn Iol llesh; bar Fin doing so,ihou shc1dcst
one drop OF Chi TIN hlood on thyscif by ihs pen
ally We leave this question for III learned to
DECIDE meantime the ,epu'cd slave rem .ins in prI-
soI TO abide the issue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

!l"b"7" Aon.-A paper published nj Decatur. O.
hlobann, states thai srcsl quantities OF IRON ore,
had bccn found 10 oast IA hat and many of the I'd
joining Counties, especially ~ Morgan aud w ak
CT The o'e ~ OF u tomarkobe purity and copilal-
ls'a have, II Is sid cvcry nducement 10 invest
money ia mon works, rs the water power /, as a.
bund'ht az can b found eny whle IN the West
cru county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

The editor Of the Columbus (Ohio) Hemisphere.
apologies for delny OF one day in the publlca-
lion of HI, paper. by saying tina, he had been en-.
gascd IN co" hiding man who had slandered him !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

The pacha of Egypt il about to commence a
sast wo'k "ndft the suporlutendence Ct some
French and English engineers--il is u dam M The
apex OF 'he Delta, that the country moy be more
freely supplied with voter. 1t will cost ubou, Two
millions ofdo'efs. A rail road ia already project
cd to Sulz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
Yours very respectfully,
Il. SHEPHERD.

TITO italian Climate IN tie Uiliicd States --
We are indeb ell TO hend for the following cx-
tract OF II late letter from st. Augustine. AS re
peOtcj enquiries made rcspccling The climate
the mode OF Coaching that City, Nc. &c, we n
gree wth HIM IN the hope that II may Afford dcsi-
rabIc information 10 several Of ON rcadors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

1t Is stated TO be pr abable that General lAafay-
cites Correspondence will soon be published ny
his family al Paris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Mr.. Mills, of Baltimore in his late ascent iiol
Cspder, opposite phladeipl ia, wheI, at The hegl
Of GA feet, as InJica'cd by the barometer, pass
I'd through cloud OF bugs, about twice as large a
The house n.y."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

" oodstde Oct. shI 1884
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

W. nnd,Is and ha III. French Minister'S c,des;
son Nh. Goorge Se,luncr has been reccntiy APP
po nlcl 0alehe % his ihher's miss ,on and is 10 sal
the fast o Nosemh.r for HAVE, bearer of despatch
Is lot lis Goyeinment. GlObc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Admiral sir isaac Coffin hes constituted the may
and aldermen of Boston his trustees for the dis
ulbuIon OF the annual interest Of I3 1913 Is. Cd.
ste.lng, amo,g i've boys ana fsc gils who may
be recommended by ihc trustees of The Coiin
school al Nantucket most deserving. This sum
he las invested n petpeluiIy in the British funds,
Tor this ,bjcct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

The Po'omac frigatc has just saileJor IS about TO
sail for ,he ELECTROMAGNETIC and moi the Ftlee 10
lands, us has been reported This is tfigase Ut
the fist class and carries 50 heavy guns, and about
500 mco'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-15

Mr.. John Quincy Adams makes the following
home thrust in his published speech on the De-
posite questions:
uNow. sir, to set you, and all the members of
both Houses of the last and of the present Con-
press aside, | say, strip the President and
the Secretary Of the Treasury of their official
stations. and neither of them would dare to say
to or of Nicholas Biddle, in the presence of Gre
-dihIe witnesses, that he was dishonest or COR
rnnf man: and what say of Nicholas Bidde,
saw of Richard Willing, of Manuel Eyre, of
Matthew L.. Bevan, of Ambrose White, of John
Sergeant, of James c. Fisher, Of Joshua Lip
pincott, of Charles Chauncey, OF Matthew
Newkirk, of Lawrence Lewis and ,of John
Holmes. These were the directors OF the Bank
who published their defence against the denun-
citation of the Presidents cabinet reScript OF the
18th of September last Now, l repeat, strip
Andrew Jackson and Roger B. fancy of the
little brief authority which invests them with
the privilege of slandering their fellow-citlzens
with mpunity, and neither of them would DARE
to charge any of those men whom have nam
ed either before their faces, or any where in the
presence Of credible, impartial witnesses, with
dishonesty or corruption, either in general terms
or by any one specification. Neither of them
would dare 90 to the City of Philadelphia, and
there, in any possible manner, avow charge
against any one man, which could make up an
issue for test Of character by verdict of their
peers. 1t may, indeed, be question, whether
even a President of the United States, or Sc
cretary of the Treasury, does possess the right
of pouring forth ISLANDERS upon private indivi-
duals, wholly without responsibility to the laws
protective Of character. II cannot be doubted,
that under color of the discharge of official du-
ty, it is in the power Of those high digntaries to
blast the reputation Of individuals by ground
less imputations, for which the injured party
would in vain seek reparation or indemnity,
from the laws Of his country. But, even this
odious privilege has its limits. Neither Secre
tary of the Treaury, nor President of the
United States, is wholly above the law. No one
will deny that both those officers are, as indivi-
duas, liable to action Of ndictment for SANDERS,
like others, and there seems to be full con-
seriousness Of this, in the undertaking uniformi-
ty with which they point their official defama-
ton at the Bank, instead of directing their
charges, as fair and honorable adversaries
ought to do, at the President and stock Direct
ors of the Bank, the real objects of their accu-
SatiOnS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-15
ALEXANDRIA,.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS 1sq1
NEW YORK ELECTION

We announced in yesterdays Gazette a.
election of Mr.. Cornelius W. Lawrence as Mn VIC
or of the City of New York, by a verv sm:m
majority over Mr.. Verplanck, his comreti,o'
The result is hardly triumph for the Jacls0'
party, though the most will be made of il
BY the returns, Mr. Lawrence has on,
30, l47 votes, majority of 179 over Mr. W.
planck. This however, is not admitted as fl.
General Committee have appointed COM. '
tee to inquire into the legality of the Sixth w,
Election, and to ascertain how MANY vote.
lost by false tickets, with the name of G q =.
stead of Gulian C. verplanck. III
However this may be, if the Wings have 6,
ed in electing their Mayor, they have succoaa
ed in electing their Common Council n,
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Eiotn
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards have ca 1a'',
their entire Wing ticket. The Seventh i A
vided, Gen. Hopkins, the Wing, being eIar,es
and Mr. Hoxie, the Assistant having lost ithl
% votes Thus the Wings have carried oict,
and their opponents six wards; and one tho
venth, is divided.
ue Wigs VIII nave nine out OF Iftnen,
the Board of Aldermen, and eight out of fifteen
in the Board of Assistant Aldermen, makira
II to Is in joint ballot, being majority
That our readers may see the spirit which
animates the Wings in New York, we add Win,
the Commercial Advertiser of that CITY cav,
the day after the election:
This morning, all is life and animation On,
friends are every where greeting each otba,
with sunny faces; and, what is far better. all Are
animated with the same spirit All are con.
scious that the battle has only begun; and all arc
determined that their new political armor shall
not rust for want of use. We have repused
the regulars at Qudtre Brds-we must over
whelm them at Waterloo. Our friends abroad
may depend upon it, that spirit has at last
been aroused in New York which will neither
slumber nor sleep until Observation-Disclosures
and all-Is PUT DOWN. In pursuance of this de.
termination, the Wings Of the First Ward as
sembled last evening, and reorganized for the
next campaign.
The Wing papers also contain the following
notice:
Public Celebration at Castle Garden-It is
intended, we just learn, by our friends, to cele.
brate the triumph of the Constitution and the
laws in the result Of our recent city election by
COLLATION. at Castle Garden on Monday after
noon, at l-2 O'Clock.