Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
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tor, Published al Fayette, in Nilsson; t . No
of October II. Wore the character 80 =, the d
from which we copy il less respectful. IN, he ra
receive the whole story with incrednl',,' sto
plain tale, from source 10 which W., bo'
accustomed 10 look for accurate in.ell;.. 'se "
that part Of tie country. we are o5l,s,i To-
dit, to a certaln degree not 10 such an 81, " ut
ever, as 10 consider i, as implicning an, tos
BILE portion OF the party, politically oppos. SJ'lta'
however II may involve fey Individual IL
FAYErTE (Mrssouan o..
=" FAcr, ra1ct ought 10 be kaopa - H.
the recent session of tie federal Court. a ''ilq
ling fat came out in evidence before tn, - ''r
ry. II has been known for length % I'm
early last spring, very extensive copr,1s' ls
establishment was discovered and brok, ~
the lNeongo spring in this State. 1t had ~, T Ls
in lis fold, many citizens heretofore unso,a' "'s
and until the Publication of the testimony s.tl
ture was busy in pooling out tn. caa,' ,o'l
seeming alteration. This, wiih ,hou eo VI hse
evils, can now be plainly traced TO tbo " one
party" A citizen of,he cit, OF ST. Lfni, ,i''l q
hat he had been consistent and faithful sA'hl
Of the Jackson pary-that te generally rs"1s
the old Hero in every thing, AMI pnrtc'1 'ip'ei
the subject of his opposition 10 the Bunk r. on
applied to, by the notorious Stephen " r.. - wa
who was an applicant for the Office of 81. e"af
State under Governor MILLER, to Join III. vary d
letters. Tho application was made in s sou''''
sense, and in the name of the party IT, rY"'Na.
both opposed to he bank, and desired lie ' "en
the countafert notes were very well
and would easily pass among the pcopIe n, ,ea
"a cry had Ocen already raised Iha, thai ,'""
crossing good and genuine paper in sa
gnin-ani IN proportion 10 the increase 81 -"
ierfeii paper, would be the excitement of tho W."
# properly and judlcously managed. ln,b,ssp'
II was argued, the parties could make moe.v y
tn mselves--ran down the popularity Of the Pa,
and advance the prosperity of Gen. jaeks0,,.
minstratlon. 1t was also argued there con,JI
n, more harm IN this than any other political -,
nouyre; but the citizen Of ST. Louis testified lb,,p
refused the proposition, and kept il a secrc,
Thus ii has at last appeared in evidence ,b, =
the Neonyo gentlemen had been successful the Rs.l
OF the United States was to have been nu, do.v."
this and other Western States, for crossin, c,.1
paper The People recollec the ou'cry which a,s'
raised upon this subject about year ago. ba s;o~.
the detection Of the gentlemen POLITICIANS hs
branch of the opposition to the Bank has no, b,,,
urged
n iai Of Lieut.. Bd5b1H-This officer !, !, w,n
known, has been upon his trial before a Court Ma,
ua ut the Navy Yarl at Cha,cstown, upon cha,
ges made against him by Captain Jesse D Ella,
commander of the yard. The trial closed ve,o
day. His defence which was cond cted by Cbors,
q. Lorlns, Esq, is said 10 have bren mos, mae.
ter|y effort We are happy to learn hst eOpv
OF all The proceedings has been taken, winch vdl
be LAID before the public after the decision Of II,
Court IS mad known' So lively is tho interest
ien os "'r c'tzens ~ this matter that its said a
purse OF I'VE handfed dollars has been made up and
Will oe tenlered 10 Lieutenant Bsbbit to erabe
him 10 Jeiray the expenses incident 10 tle nv,sr
sa'lon expenses winch cannot fall Short of half HI,
annual compensation. Bos.or Ala,
It is said that Amos Kendall ha. ,,,d. r,,..
than S 100 600 by his agency in selecting ,he dora
site banks. WHO shares 2 R,cA xbup,,>,
1t is said tho high-mindod family Of the lat. Rd.
ert Temple, Esq of Vermont, have resolved 10 ~
fund ~ the Goveinm so Tar as hi1 estate viii I
adm', of It, all the morey he may have y1onefyg
obtained.
New ORtEASs2 Oct %
The Schooner Philadelphia, witch s,ilcu fou
Arkansas, Texas on the 9th inst, arrived this NOR
nlng. She has on board about 40 emi.rs,t MAJ,
sc"eers from Powers colony, on the MiseIon,iy
er, Texas. We learn from ras..ny,r or .o,rI
that they are completely disgpstcd wuh,he caIo.
ty,-th nearly all the colony, prncipell 7comnost
OF IRISH, had been sick with the fever ard that
nnmber ofd-aths had taken place nmone thrm-u
is further stated that It is the intention of all the col
on'sis TO Leave the country as Soon rs nossibIc
Those "ho came passengers in the Phiiadslpba
were more or less afflicted with fever and aqua
when they left, but were rapidly recovering
We hope HAT some steps will be taken by our
liberal minded citizens 10 mitigate the ds'rrsses of
the Unfortunate Migrants. ICgnrier
Arkansas, Der IL.
CRUEL MuHpER-A most cruel and unproyoked
MURDER was pefpera'cd, on he I'd inst ut the siore
house OF Mr. Joseph Russell living on White Oak
Creek IN Crawford county, on the body Of Mr..
Alexander Coulter, of w shinston county. by
Benjamin Butler, aided by his two brother. Wi.
liam and Reese RutIer. and MN bv thu name Of
Jefferson Forsyth.
Joseph }. Sager, Of Gardiner. Maine. has Le,n
tired n, Hnlowell, Maine, on a charge of poison.
ing his wife with arsenic, Of which she di ed 1t
appears mat the arsenic was mixed by the prison
or win wine ana eggs VIII CHI be forced his wife 10
drink very soon after THIS Mrs Sagcr wasra.
ken SICK, ana continued in the most excrrcising
pam Tor SIX or seven hours. when she died Tho
prisoner was ably defended by Mcssrs Spruguc,
Ane". ana bacheder, bat the jury returned a ver.
"'c' VI su''y, and he was sentenced to be hanged
rI.,,, -
tSHa HH1ea byrats-The Coroner of Phln},
P",a was called few days since to view the dead
oooy o. black child, which the mother deposcd.
she iound dead in Its hcd-lts face being nearly cat.
en- off by rats.