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

.f.;or Barry He says that the invesli.
washing ~. Committee became SO distressing, ON
cations y that all the chief officers OF the De-
one ocea' s'o,, the Postmaster General down,
p'nn'enu' Tim sex, and the inquiry was obliged
were 1'asr , temporary rclaxaiion'
~ Naliosn Gazette thinks that the Bank
" ~ s.otes must have b,tbed the chimney
OIL ns ,,,,.a The sparks that set fire 10 the iier-
~o'e' II is certainly rs p'obabic as many OF
MAG =, bribery charged 10 tha. Institution.
,r.a Troion aud Anti Tes, Oath party, IN
- b,ye recently held II meeting, and re-
ona,'1 70 ore,cnt TO the next Legislature OF that
so'e' ~ raso,n memorial and appeal against the
sac - test oat.s, &c. We hope their ap
inpo'nV.nn s,ceessful--that no American statute
pc" MI he dsgraced by oalhs winch are the OPP
tor NJ, even of dcspotlc governments.
H. yis,issipp1an informs its readers that
= IL. b,ated Sir William Goblet mas written
NV ss rev Ja.kson"-Wili the Editor of that
TIC :. form u. when this G'ab-s.rect buck was
hnigh,ed
"a. Among the other on dts Of the day is this :
~, .bould The President prove "recrean, IN chval
n, other words refuse 10 hit doel,) Senator
pb..,Aexter intends to sue HIM tor SANDER. We
~. ,he Senator has been badly ADVISED. he has
',ssadv displayed both bad Judgment IN de'ermln-
u"ea', ,he ehiyalry of the President, and bal
,ss,e IN announcing that determination 10 Inc pub
as'' ~. hone he will no, cap the climax ofh,s fol-
nc !, sr,,' I'm, the matter before the courts.
,shinOton COrrcGDDDOent OF The n
:, 49,, says. that, on the Presidents return
CO., ,hs West a curious incident occurred
:. I;.ut Randolph (of 10 ,e.pulhng memory,) WAS
-, the tavern near Fredericksburg al which the
p,esidsut s,oppsd within Two hours of the same
,ime. | am happy they did net meet, for If they
lad !, scene would have occurred, which would have
named every man in the country
r., Judge VIM. Smith, of Alabama, formerly
g, South Carolina is announces as candidate
70, Congress, in the Huntsville District, now rep
resented by c. 9. Clay, Esq, who IS before the
,cople for The office OF Governor OF Alabama.
~ Bailey ]. Patterson, late clerk in the Post
oaicr at Siaun,on, was arrested III New York On
The eth u on a charge of having broken open let
es and forged the ignalurcs of different persons,
ty which he obtained large sums of money he
mad aiken his passage for Havre, and was % soil
on the Isl, inst. He will be sent to Slaonlon Tor
unl
ssc The q iebee and Montreal papers notice
\ .rguar phenomenon which occurred on the l7lh
d October. That day was SO dark, that can
| dst were necessary TO enable persons TO pursue
her ordinary avoestions.it is singular, too, that
Oh tho Eth Of October, 1855, a similar phenom"non
occurred The Montreal paper says" We have
gls d,ub, that this unusual state Of the atmospheric
| WAS proiacod BY some large FIRE IN tic woods TO
II, s. " Of the city, for Sc remarked thai the rain
sssr which fell during thu continuance OF the dark
u,s, wns no, only dlscolored BIZ, black, having
smell Of Are, sn1 tasting strongly ofsmokn' And
ii. Quebec paper remarks-" The who'. upper
safe Of the atmosphere was suddenly much condcn
ted . n / suruhargsd with vepor and smoke, while
alons me earth Itself you could see the distant
nhunt.ins Ii IS also remarkable taat when such
day. occur while sn1w lies on the ground, It's
fuad covered " it'll kind OF dust or ashes and
ence they are supposed 10 be produced, In some
measure, by tho smoke Of fires driven easfwar',
AMI ocury'nsa fixed SPOT durin, calm weather