Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

med. Measures have been taken for its re.ercc.
| ton
John Nehim, Esq. has been elected President
OF the Branch Bank of The United States at Bai,-
| more, IN the place of William Patterson, Esq.
| decd
:, Inc late London papers state that MI VII
s'ns, Ambassador from tho U States, a nd Prince
Su1zo, the dreek Ambassador at the Court of Rus
sla, were presented 10 the Ccsarowi,oh Prince
| Alexander, on the 2Sth December last.
Paris paper Of Jan. IA, states; that Mr. Mid
dle'on, Secretary TO the American Legation at Mad.
| rd, arrived at Paris the l2lh with inscriptions
Tor > i,ooo,oo0, delivered at Spain, in pursuance
OF The treaty iiqudatng the claims of the American
| citizens upon the Spanish government.
The ship Harkaway, arrived in Hampton
hoads from Liverpool, has on board the celebrated
English horses Tranby and Whale, imported by
| Messrs Avery & Co of Greensville, Va. From
me high character which these horses acquired on
the turf, they will no doubt attract the attention OF
nose engaged in the improvement of the stock of
| that noble animal
The New York Daily Advertiser states tina, on
| the reception ofthe news, by the Orpheus, of the
recall of M Serurrer, &c. speculation Immediately
commenced. French Brandes rose 30 cts. salt
petre rose 20 per ccnt-hc holders of coffee refused
sales and the French dealers held French goods
hiSher' The subsequent Information has, we sup
pose, thrown them all rback.
The Maryland State Colonization Society an.
nounces It's intention of despatchlng two expedi
tons to their newly founded Colony at Cape
Palma s. the first Of which will sail IN May and the
alter in October.
The American Coon,z ,tion Society will shortly
send from New Orleans to Liberia &c recapiurcd
Africans, at presentn the charge of the Mar shaI of
Louisiana and the Aux lllary Colon cation Society
OF kentucky having resolved 10 send from the same
port fifty emgrans 10 Liberia agent was de-
spaiched to Mississippi, 10 give information 10 GER
tam fee dolores persons there who had intlmaed
wish to 90. Upwards of 10 cmgians will 90
from that Slate (makng about 100 in all) Twenty.
SIX of the Mississippi cmigronts liberated
slaves ofthe late James Greer, who will carry
with them an oulfi oftoolS furniture, &c. amount.
ing TO $1,000, and $4,000 III cash Forty three 9th.
will carry with them Is 10 900 worth of property
and both parcels sad to be Of excellent chnrac-
ter. Among them Glosler Simpson and Afchy
Moore no visit ed the colony of Liberia upwards
OF two years ago, on behalf of the free coored
people OF Mississippi as exploring agents. They
have eagerly awaited themselves OF this opportunity
10 return to their falher-lanj, citizens. This
single fact ought TO outweigh hos, Of calum-
mes.
London for New York, was wrecked on Tuesday
morning last, on the Jersey shore, 30 miles below
Sandy Hook during storm of seet. During Tues
day & Wednesday, the crew & oassergc,s got Oh
shore except one passenger, who putting some
money IN his pocket, attempted to swim, but was
unable TO reach the land, and persisted IN the break
ers. The Sovereign had on board full cargo Of
wines, brandy, dry goods. &c. worth pro molly from
10 $500 600, besides between and $500 600 in
gold. The loss will be heavy to tho Underwriters
in New York and London.
A correspondent of the NJ Y. Courier writes
flom Madrid under date of Dec. %, that there is
no immediate prospect Of the recognition, by Spain,
of the independence of her revolted Colonies in this
hemisphere AT secret session of the Procura
dorcs, Marines dc la Rosa, the Prime Minister
explained that there were formidable objections IN
the way OF the arrangement. lie concluded by
stating that unless some favorable circumstance
should ,urn up, the recognition of the independence
Of the Spanish A merIcan States would become an
European questien-in which event, oplne,
Bother Jonathan would be very ap. TO have fin
ger in the pie.
A muauo man, named William Green, accused
of the murde, lately, of Mr.. Balloon, at New Or
leans, was tried in that city on the 10Th n and
ordered 10 be hung III few days after on the public
square As soon sentence was pronouncedup-
on him, he very politely returned thanks to the
Court before which he had been tried.
In Canterbury, N II. Mr.. Joseph Heines and
Miss Polly Ames, feeling matrImonlally incll-
ned tied the knot themselves without the assis-
lance of clergyman. The marriage rite
performed in a PLAN republican Mariner Standing
face To face IN solemn and respectable posture,
they rchcarsed the marriage VOWS and declared
themselves and wife
The Hon. Nathan Dane, LID died, few days
since, at Beverly, Massachusetts. Mr. Dane
was the patriarch of his profession in New Eng
land. As sound, learned and judcious lawyer,
and constitutional juris he occupied proud pre-
emlncncc for great many years.
| resolution has been introduced into the lie.
gi.ature Of Ohio. making il penal for scholars TO
| bat out their teachers on Christmas holydays.
| This is invasion Of the =" reserved Iights" OF
| boys, aud after demonstrating against II, they
should nullify it, and then stand to their arms
TO their scrapeIs, or compromise II, us they best
may.
man residing in Cincinnati, has accumulated
Sl2O 900 10 three years by the pedliing Of Wood.
en- clocks in the Southwest. Who says that wood
en- clocks won't go
| According to Mr. Joshua Downing brother
ofour old friend, the Major, the weather was DIES
parately cold al Downingvills, the first week IN
January. lie says that 90 all the sass was touched,
and that il would have been a great deal colder
! il the thermometer had only been little long
e."
| Dr. Lardasr has arrived at Paris, il is said by
in, i,aion OF the French government, On busne IS
relative 10 the rail road between Paris and Calais,
bv which traveller may breakfast IN Paris aud
dine in London