Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

tbs ps. ,.,,odes were suffering, must be ascribed
th' ..,,a.r temperature produced oy the influence
10 'ns lakes east Of it. At Cincinnati, Ohio,
o. Wv moderate weather was observed.
the ss"s nv. Y. Sar.
,a,, Uar,en r. Dapis- The papers TEEN
~ s.legits of this noble gentleman. North
WIZ" .oondent observes of him:
q" q Thers have perhaps been lew men IN Con-
~, ousl6cd 10 shine and dazzle in debate
s sssn Mr. Davis but he was so d''gusted with the
man va !, corruption and prohigacy which he found
system a',,n, ,hs movements of every department, of
tonno .,,,,n,. that he could not often be induced
inc IL IN debate Mr.. Davis was remarkable
70 .,.rn hearted generosity. II is said Of him
'o' .ns, he became of age, he voluntarily Invested
i ,sn Of hi, pairmonial estate, which amounted
h''. '.an,v or thirty thousand dollars, giving il TO a
~. 40 no had lost hers, by misplaced confidence
IT,. Lexington (Va) Union says" President
:, W has arrived, and will, VIC understand, en-.
.,.s upon The duties Of his Office. A more
.'' " acnointn,ent could not have been made If
j., .h;og,on College does rot now arise from its
w.. ,ve shall be most grievously disappointed"
,.p,,, a,,cnsion at Saran'.aa The savon-
- o,oroan of tho 9th ultmo states that Mr.
'u,.,oll, attempted ascension on the day previous
~, mace was a splendid failurc-owing to The
.,,oon after its inAa,ion and on the eve Of being
l,,.,,od 10 the Car, breaking through the netting
I'D adding adieu TO the anxious multitude, in and
cntyide the enclosure
A high WIND prevailed OF the moment, and the
,.I.on wss waited in few minutes out of sight
:, ss. horne in II direction for the Atlantic, and i,
s,,sl.,s los, to the owner. The value ofthe Bal.
loon is stated asS'oo.
A. asaa Of Lonof.-The schooner Eli,abeth
Ia which sailed hence, Tee. Doth, for Mobile,
l.J,bc misfortune to offend whale on the passage
TIL, s,ea, one OF the Ocean determined or such
j., ns,sonal satisfaction" as as due from one gen.
..m,, 10 anoiacr" The schooner was carried of
,bs asl! i,h confusion IN tho shoulder, and has
been b ous hl back into port. Jour Of Com.
pa,y,am,-At the Court Of Common Pleas,
nov b,ng holden a, Worcester, Mass. Joseph Ro-
hertz was found guilty Of polygany, and sentenced
IN hard sbo in the State prison three years
Fam tie Tnseumb,a North Atabaminn, jim "a
II fall, to our lot TO have to record, in the COL
umn, Of our Journal one OF the most cold biooded
mad ou,rsgeoi. murders ever committed in chris
ian land on the person Of Mr. Harvey Gholson,
,on of Frarcis Gholson, Esq. of Rrsse's Vali'y,
nv ubach of negro fellows, on the evening OF last
Sabbath, abou, O'clock, L. Y.
Esppcars tlat one Of the fellows (Elijah) be-
longing o Mr.. Lnwer close neighbor of MIR
Gbolson, had been detected by young Mr.. Gholson
IN Jispo,iny Of moury stolen from his young mas
,rr. Mr LAWYER, and that in tho nc, he took the
money fom him, and told him he world retain II
until he "a v his master about il. All this transpi
ring in RussclviIle on a Sabbath day and gave the
fellow every opportunity 10 collect his band of as
,,ssin,. which ii seems he lost NJ time in dong,
and placed them about two miles md n half on the
,osl fo,n town-Elijah h mself following The de-
ceased, no was on horse. back until they arrived
sihc spo, destined for the muIder-and there III an
ladsscrbahle manner, horribly nsled the person
oiour much anen,ed friend by dashing out his
hrains and cuttin his throat from car to esr-then
dragged him about ten PAGES from the road and III
fslbm Of some forty dollars with every thing
Else lhAy found on his person, and then LETT HIM
prey Tor :he vultcre, and hed.
We understand that all implicated in the murder,
h,yo bsen apprehenJed.
WuJsrfal stgaei.y.-One day last week,
the Union street exhibition, beautiful girl who
had FED the elephant with sundty cakes and apples,
IN taking an appla from her bag drew out her ivory
rurd case which fell unohserved ia the saU dusi of
Tho rim. A, the close of the ring performance, the
crowd opened TO let the Elephant pass 10 his re
efss, but instead Of proceeding as usual, he tunnel
aside and thrust his trunk in ,he midst of group of
ladies' and gentlemen who as might be expected
were SO much alarmed that they scattered in eve
ry direction. The keeper, at this moment, discov-
sed that the animal had so ncthng in his trunk
Upon examination he found it TO he tho young Ia
dy's card case, which the Elephant had picked
70, and was only seeking out the fair own.
Ct when he unc9emoniousy, as the company first
&paght, extended his trunk among them.
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