Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

Of tbs extraordinary course Of .laae, oor
| night. '" ussdsv
III 10 worthy OF remark, tina, one of the.
poriant acts OF the last session, fthe hin most In
ating 5000, OOO Tor the continuation ana 'ppropn-
the Cumberland RoadD passed Congre., 'epaiT Of
O'Clock, and long after the House had aef IL
Mr.. Cambrelene and Mr.. Beardseyl e,o,o'1ung 10
ta! we now put the question, nhv the II 20 e.
tion Bill had not as good a right 10 ns.. "nca.
Cumberland Road Bill, and Why the con.,;,. as the
scrupe se'zed upon gentlemen exactly a, ~
ment when they were TO pass upon the COM mo-
OF dsagreeins votes on that bill, as reconr, Sc
by the Committee oil Conference ''ended
"Wh'ist IN the way Of putting uue,,;.-
will ask one or two more. Why dad MOI A. W.
breleng make his report and leave il to ,ba I'm
to decide upon lis own competency to ac, nous.
"Why did he leave the Conferenc. Co .pOn II J
with the intention to make a report and n'
make III w not
ave have some other questions, ,oucb,.,
matter TO be asked, perhaps, heresfter u"
these suffice for to-day" Jul let
u On the reception at Philadelphia o, ,.e
ton that the Fertilization Bill had been To-, '''na'
facious conduct ofthe House of Repre,.n,a,y NE
public meeting was held and resolutions I's
requesting the Governor of Pennsylvania ;. fed
upon the Legislature of that State the neo." urge
making an immediate and sufficien, anne" Of
for The complete repair and armamen, of r. r',On
nln-which they regard as important n II 'i"r
fence OF Philadelphia, should the French 's-
sy terminate in hostilities. ''''
II The Jackson party speak quito e,,l,;.-,
of the failure of the panic prophecies, a, ,h.u
pleased to term them, last winter. B,, W.: a''
yer hear airy thing of their hurd money pr.d,,,,one,
Is paper less abundant, or I'D more So than !, ..
at that period We beg them 10 ro,n, to n. "n
flment Of Their prophecy.
~ Among tho recent appointment, of tho D.,
dent is that oil Isaac o. Barnes, to be- Naval Cs.s-
for the por, of Boston and Charleston n in III.
of Massachusetts, IN place of l. NJ Parker ~.
Baltimore Patriot states that Mr.. Parker. who b..
been thus displaced, is II coed Jackson man b..
his place wa, wanted for Mr.. Barnes, rela,;o, ~
Mr. Woodbury., tho Secretary of the Tres,n,,
Thus he lions begin to devour each other.
II ~. Flournoy, deaf and dumb Announce,
himself candidate to represent CLARK county
in the Georgia Leg lslaturc. He avows himseI,,
jackson man, which would be less s,ranps;fh.
were blind as we'll as deaf
xr BY the accidental omission, in our ls,t. n
The caption to the note Of Messrs. R. NJ. Joh,,on
and Fl. A. Wise, relative 10 the smicabe sdo,,.
ment of an affair of honor" in Washington civ
the impression was conveyed that the par., 10 +.
were w. C. Johnson, the II. of r. and III. Post.
master General This, however, 10 no, no
Lieut.. Barry, of the army son of the Pvs,ms,.
tel General, and MIR. Johnson, were The parties
~ The celebrated F'renchman, TaItysnd
completed his 8lst year the 90 of February la,,
lie repeats, it is said, from ,nc to time, that this i.
tho last year Of his life
~ An indian Squaw, tho wife of Michigan
Chief, died in London, about the middle Of Jsnua.
ry. Previously to her death, she was bsp,is,d in
tie Chrstion faith, by the name of An,on.uo 0
Whow o Qua. Sho was 26 years of age Tn.
London paper, are quite lachrymoso on the subject
sr We have received the Cd No. of "7Hs Ll,.
ra,y Journal" to be published in Richmond, by
M. NJ. Robinson, Esq. This number consist, Of
Is large quarto pages, and its mechanical eX. u,.o
is beautiful Of the contents Of the Cd No we can
only speak from their titlcs--not having yc, had
leisure to peruse it. The sources from which they
are derived however, are Of established reputation
and the subjects afford full scope for the exercise Of
that brilliant wit, genuine humor, sound criticism,
cogent argument and splendid defamation, which
have rendered the periodical journals Of our day,
foreign and domestic, so attractive and popular
The Journal, culling from ALL will have an oppor-
tunty Of presenting to the public weekly dish, Of
varied richness and excellence. The low price too,
at which his work is offered ($2i per annum must
ensure it, in time, an cxtensive circulation. W.
know of no journal, embodying so large quantity
of matter, at any thing like the same price
Nsw Map of Tia United Sates-A gentleman
has arrived in town, from Philadelphia, and is now
waiting upon our citizens for subscriptions 10 a
rev Map Of the United Suites, which, upon
slight inspection, appears 10 us to be great ina
provement upon the former style of executing them,
both in matter and manner. He will, howeveru-
hlblt specimen to all whom he may make appllca.
l,on, which Of course supersedes the necessity Ola
ny commentator from u.s.
RandOlph Macon College. learn from the
Exposition" new paper, just established q. Boyd
ton, IN Mecklenhurg county, that Randolph Macon
College has commenced its present session under
very favorable auspices. There are nenry 100
students IN the College, besides SO in the Prepare
oIy Academy. Tho trustees have contracted for
eh"ther addition to the main building. They also
intend to improve the hill on which the College
stands, adding to the beauty and comfort Of the SIT
latlon. The Expositor says" We take great
pleasure IN bearing testimony 10 the eeDtlenan'y