Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
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. MELANCHOLY CASUALLY.
, II is with sincere regret announce The deai
i Of Rio1a,d l.. SIerenson ESQ. Clefk ofthe Count
of Spots yvaais under circumstances peehiafiy ois
PRESSING. - Ga Tuesday last, he WIS walking ou'
4 with his Rife, in pursuit of game, when III cross
ing a fenec near the Court House, the load wa
accidentally discharged into his body. No one wa
wnh hm at the moment, and, of course the par
; iicuirs cannot bc known. He was found shorti
afterwards, still living, but before medical oss's
lance could be procured he expired. Mr.. 'sfeueaS0
hns hetn for a number o. years CLERK OF the Coun
~ Court, the duties Of which he discharged IN
most far,hfui naoner. lie was drsergedly muei
esteemed and respected by all who knew him, am
lie melancholy casu,lty IS regretted as the mean
Of dcpuvog the County of a valuable Officer an
society of an excellent member
Licutenant LANE, who, IT will BIZ reco'lected
madc violent assault upon Mr.. Ewing, OF the
House of Representatives, has been tIcd by a couf
martial and---ordere5 10 duty.
From me Baiiimorc Patriot.
| LIEUT.. LANE.-Ihe Al-Iandria GHz'he states
that this young man has been " ircd Ivy a Cour
Martial. snd-ordered - dn's.' But by whom
| Las he been "ordered TO duty p Unless an
much deceived in the informa' ION which ha Tor
somr days been in my possession, the C1nt Mar
I INT was nj opinion that young Lanes name ought
! 10 be struck from the rolls Of tue Army. Bhi the
President i seems, has assumed the reSponsit
h,Iiy, snd ordered Lane to du,y. lie ha. also
| approved OF The assaults of IIon.ton and Heard
| npon opposition members "f Congress, on the
ground that they were justified hy ptovacat'In,
although he could could not by the SAM role, In-s
| iify Lieut. Rand ph's as.aur upon him.el' As the
paragraph from the Gtzetie now rea's, II would
lead 10 the couvic ian the Court Marital r. CON.
mendrd Lienn. Line tn be = oriered to duty
ask the Globr, this the fact The writer OF this
knows that tho dspos ton OF the case was LEFT
with Tn" President. Lett . responsibility" m n,
tall where II belongs. CA%D UR.
We hop tns Clio c will moi nil 10 respond TO
the above inquiry. hte1. Gar.
A pair Of spectators named Crapcour, who
lately arrived from England, have completely
q0is>cd the people of New York, by pretending TO
cure the tooth-ache, and by the sopply OF false
teeth 10 eiue grace 10 anguish and beautV 10 Ae-
cny" by some royot msttod,' of their own. They
moved IN the highest circles and were waited upon
ard sought for by persons In the highest fashion,
otenumes receiving fees OF $50 EACH for they
tnkcd lou ly an freely of tho royal" mouths that
they had doctoted Il is TOO good businesses TO
last long A stubborn husband discover thar
they had been playing with his wife, and Sc nj her
home ilh mouth lnAamed by worse diseases
then the tooth ache and presented them as common
| stnan3iers But on an attempt TO arrest thrm, IN
birds had flown, and carried off with them not less
han twenty thousand dollars, making their escape
! by sea- and returning from whence they came IN
their glory If they had not injured those to
whom they ndm Mustered beyond the loss of their
money, we shall ba heartily glad thai they hld an
! opportunity 10 swIpdc them out of thai by their
-" royal method" They deserve no better usngc
But we fear ,ha', by th=lr vlllalnons compounds
They have permanently injured many silly ones
who desired to have royal" exhibit Of their
skill Mics
| We have heard ofthe water freezing down
ea5'" as il issued irom the ten keti1ss, but TIM,
- not even prnning to the following from the
! West;
| " he Illinois Gazette and Jacksonville Now.
says-One 81 the dr,vers from Peoria 10 Spriugfi j
! had one of his eye, lr ou'. This caused
by wearing mask with ey.le ho'e,. by WI I,, the
action oil the wind WA cencenrrated on the eye,
aod destroyed its power Of vision.
II Is stated in the Nv On leans Advertiser thai
upwards Of fire millions of acre, Of band IN Louisi
ana are subject 10 annual inundson, and that The
amount comprises about one-slx'h 81 the enIire
| territory OF the state From the same paper we
learn thai the gross amonnt o. land under cntva-
ton does not exceed ioriy-ihousand acres, the an
| nual product OF which is about ten millions Of
| dollars, or M average OF two hundred and fIty
dollars per acre. la view OF these Singular and
striking facts the editor urges the necessity OF
suitable efforts 10 reclaim the inundated lands the
profits arising from which would, he Contends be
enormous.
e Horseshoe Roberison."-We perceive from the
newspapers that Jphn +. Kennedy, Esq. Of Bal,l.
more, author of " Swalow 3arn." about TO
publish novel eairled =" Horseshoe Robertson y