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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
METAMORPHOSIS OF RAGS.

Curiosity led us, the other dae, being at Brat
tlcboro', VI 10 visit the works of Mcssrs. FcSscn,
den d Go. Their paper-mll and printing office
arc In contiguous buildings. The paper mill is
worked with the advantages of the Latest mn
profcmcnts that is, the cylinder mould by
which n continuous sheet Is drawn out, and the
steam drying cylinder by which the paper is
dried, TIT Tor printing, as soon made. The
prntlng-otlice contains rs many as seven or
eight powH presses, each performing double the
work, III the same time, that hand presses per-
form. In the same building is the room for dry
me the sheets when printed, and for pressing
the sheets when dried, by hydrostatic press
OF enormous power In another building still, is
the hlndery, on a scale commensurate with the
plan of the other departments
Here, then, liz "A netamorphosis az sudden and
AZ surprising, could we not trace the process, as
the changes of the professor of legerdcmain
What enters the mill at one end ms rags, comes
out at the oth,i, as books. First the RAGS are
seen clfcultng the engine, next the cylindrical
mould, receiving its thin layer of pulp, which.
beng dismissed by the unceasing revolution of
the mould, is sent to pass over the heated cvln-
d'rs. Having passed over these, a knife falling
at regular intervals, cuts the endless sheet lnto
pieces of requisite length Forthwith it is trans
TERED to the printing -o1ice, and then, with still
greater rapdty, by means of power presses and
stereotype plates, covered with letters words and
sentences. From thence 1t passeS To its last
stage, where, with the art and mystery of the
binder, it is folded, cut stitched, encascd in back
and covers, and labelled Comprehensive Com
mentary," Encyclopedia of Religious Know
ledge Holy Bible" &c. &c. What yestcr-
day was vile rags, having grown old in the SER
wee OF warming and ornamenring the body, to-
day becomes the material of emil tightening and IA
dornns the immortal mind
Vermont CkroHiclc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

Observation-Disclosures are few words
our language more misused than this. Wealth
50 often thought to he the main constituent ofre
spectabiIity that when an exception is desiene
to be understood, il must be distinctly cxprcssel
The universal newspaper phrase in such cases,
poor, but respectable as if the fact of poverty wen
Prima focie evidence aginst responsibility. y
one who has known the poor intimately, can for
moment assent to such a hcresv. There IS NJ
class of society in our country, whore all the VIZ
tues Which confer a nst claim to respect more gen
orally abound, than among the poor. While hN
idleness or vice, which produce far the larger po-
ton of sqnalid misery which exists should receive
no tolerance, all honor should be paid to the VII
tues which Shine out amidst the pressure am
temptations of poverty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
Nrw Yonk, July 81
Eight DAYS Lntcr from England.

Nv the packet shin RpSenc. { ant Dplann wr
have received l.oni lon pap.rs 10 June 2:,d and
Liverpool to the 9th, inclusive.
Tho account. from SPAN are rather ,aynr,bl,. ,o
the roy crnn,cut n1rt, Znnnlar,rr,.,,; ,h ch;of
of the in,,rocnI torcrs. has b,rn severely wound
ed, and some account, say mor,al,y. Rrcru;t;no
for the scr,i ice Of the Queen WI, poinu ON r,ui,l>
in ENGLAND, France aud Gclpinm. and in Uoi
land and Germany for the service Of IN, C,rli,,s
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

SOMETHING crRlors-Thc other day, while
the house Of General William Nishnooa d
Louisiana, we were shewn two whole eggs WI
the breast bone, aud other parts of wild ,ad
whichwefe discovered embedded in large cyrie.
log, perfectly sound and solid. The eggs and bone
were discovered while the log was being sawed N
for lumber and the only rational way in which v,
can account for this singular discovery is, that Ii,
tree originally had hollow in it, in Which the I'M.
conscious duck built her nest, and during the n>u.
time of incubation, the hole or opening, becana
closed by the rapid growth of the tree. From II.
appearance of the tree and the place where lie
eggs and bones were taken from, it must la,s
happened Il or 20 years ago We perforated on
Of the shells and found it empty.
Grand GHt (.Niss.) .1drcrtiSo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

DuEIIIAG.-Thc Army and Navy Chronicle
contains the proceedings of IA Court Martial held
at Fort Lcavcnworlh, by which Lieutenant Swords
was convicted of sending a challenge to brother
officer, and sentenced to be cashercd. The pro-
ccedingS having been submitted To the President,
the following is his order thereon
The President Of the United States has read,
with much concern, the proceedings in the
foregoing case, and after duly considering the cv-
dcncc adduccd, approves the finding and sentence
passed ON Lieutenant Swords, of the Dragons ;
but in consideration of his uniform Good conduct,
testified to by several officers, and particularly
by the Colonel of his Regiment, RENTS the penal
y and directs that Lieut.. Swords be released from
arrest, aud ordered 10 duty.
The President, in examining the transaction
which gave rise to the challenge, and the ample
apology offered by Capt Duncan, is they appear
ON the record of the Court, cannot regard other
wise than as very cNceptionable the course pur-
sued by Licutcnants Hamilton and Nhcclock,
especially as far as Lieut. Hamilton was con-
ccrned, who seems to have taken upon himself the
lead in the matter, and then without pursuing ii,
to have entered into agreement to decide by lot,
which of the three should send the challenge tin 5
exposing Lieutenant Swords TO the hazard of
being sacrificed for the purpose OF carry ing into
effect a plot, the object Of Whicl, seems to have
been 70 drive Cg'si. Duncan from the service.
The Prcsidcu vs. the conduct of l.icucnantS
Hamilton and y I.,locl>. in this affair as equally
culpabe with dat of Li,atenaut swords and
had he determined to put into execution the pcl-
atty of the law, as awarded against lieutenant
Swords, he would have fell il his duty to dismiss
Lieuicnants Hamilton and WheelocE, as parties
equally concerned in violating the rules and arti-
CleS OF war, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Jcnih Rehc.-We have in our possession
'Shckel of isarcl, which is probably one of til
mos, ancient cohs eNtant-lt is of very pure sil,u
and appears not to have been struck with a die
but to have been cast in mould-Athough muc
worn, the designs upon il are sufficiently distinc
On one side is IA Censor with incense burning
and this inscription in Hebrew characters" She
KEEL Of l>ue.a On the reverse is an olive tree
and the inscription" The Holy Jerusalem =
No date indicates lis agc, and it may be thence in
icned that al the time of lis coinage the custom
dating money bad not been introduced. As RO
mans were careful, along with the independent
of the nations the, subducd, to merge also therc,
institutions aud distinctive character, it can hard
be supposed that a coinage of their own was per
mittcd to the Jews after the conquest of ,Jcrusa
lem.
Upon this supposition, which is certainly pre-
bablc one, this sheke must be more than egh
teen hundred years old-lIow many vague assoc
ations and coniectHres cluster around it 1t ma
have been upon some table of the money changer
which our Saviour overthrow at the temple.
may have been one Of the thirty pcices of slFe
which We're rendered to the traitor Judas, as tn
price OF blood. We know of it only thus:-l
was brought to this country many years since BY
clergyman from Holland, and had probably bee,
carried there by some ofthe Jews who cmigraie'
from Palestine. CatskiH (N. w. Recordcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Professor Leslie, of Edinburgh, has written
treatise for tbs Philosophical Journals of that CITY,
TO prove that lightning rods arc almost entirely USE
less inavcring electricity. He states that " good
kitchen FIRE has more efficacy in pycvontinga bou'
from being struck, than a whole magazine ofthun.
dcr-rods Hence one of the reasons why thlr'
der cloud diminishes 50 fast in passing over aafe'
CITY,"
There seems to be much plausbiity in lH'
idea and we believe experience has proven thai
injuries from lightning are less frequent in cites
than in open places. The locust trees, which are
generally dispersed in small numbers through GU
lvated helds, appear to be peculiar objects OF tic
lightning'S fury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Pans, June II.

Pans, June II.
Lord Granville had yesterday another confer
cuce with the Duke de Broeiie, AT the Hotel Of the
Minister Of Foreign Affair.
The Monlcur contains the official PRONUNCIATION
Of the Law for carrying into execution the treaty
with America IN Virtue OF which France engages
10 pay 10 that country the sum Of $4,000, 900
francs.
The Constitutional saYs: i" Il !, stated in the
best informed circles that tie Why Ministry has
already STRONGLY expressed il. d.approbation of
the change IN the Portuguese Cabinet, the alno,
aso"cd objection 10 Which is the marriage of the
Queen with the Duke de Ncmonfs. 1t is said that
despatch has been received from Gen. Sebastian
declaring that the World could not possibly be IN
duccd to make such a concession 10 France. They
say England viii never suffer Prince Of the
House of Bourbon 10 snpersede that of Braganza
on the throne OF Portugal, rs II would produce
complete revolution in the ancient policy of Eng-
land and the Tories would make use of it - a
means Of multiplying their intrieucs against the
Wings. The day Oh which the Wings should as
sent to such an union would be the las, of the Mel
bourne Ministry"
The Moncur has the following: " Ii bong the
intention of the hing 10 authorize all such French
men a, wish to enter into the service Of the Queen
oil Span, 10 do without LOSING the quality of their
citizenship 10 rance all demands for such autho-
rzatIou must be- addfc sed 10 tie Ministers of Jus
ucc, coniornablc to Art. y oil the Civil Code"
Chambcr Of Pecrs-.Se.sion Of The l2M June.
Presidency Of the Count Portals Vice Prcsi-
dent) Mc,sr,. Dupcrre. Masun, dc Brogic and
Duchatc are ON The Minister'S bench.
The order OF the day calls Tor the discussion on
the report Of ad~ FOR CARRYING into effect tao Amc-
rican treaty.
". De Haratc aPplie, himself to lus,r, the re-
port Of the Committee, and 10 reply 10 the objcc-
ton. made Yesterday by the advc,sarcs of the
law lie closes with perslstine in the conclusions
oi the committee who proposed the adoption Of
the law
The Chamber proceeded to take up the differ
ont arri,! les of the law
Article y i, put 10 the vote.
w. D"boUchoge complains that the power OF the
Chamber, la, been entirely misunderstood, and re-
quircS that the interest should not accrue before the
day Oh which hn Chamber, may have adopted the
law.
w. d' HrogAc in few words replies TO H. Du-
6oachdgc, No further debate cnsucd, and the ar
tolc Is adopted.
NJ. the Baron Mounier, made some observations
on Art ,. lie requires that Government shall not
lose sight Of the interests OF those who have coded
Land IN Louisiana aud thinks that 800 900 francs
reserved viii not be sufficient to meet the claims
which will arise. N. dc Broglie replies, that the
government will continue 10 support these claims
as il has always done.
Articles , and 3 are adopted
The Chamber proceeded 10 vote on the whole
bill. The following is the re.ul,. Vote, HI
white ball, rs, black lall, - The law i, ADOPT
ed by the Chamber.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
Rolls! Rolls. in hvnchbury.

HAVE two Carding Machines and Picker
i in nice order, and full operation, nj my Man
uiactorv near the Horse Ford, where | can CAL
100 lbs. Wool IN day, and do it well ana as
| am not pressed with work nj this time, if my
friends, and those who wish their work done
quick, will bring II to me in the morning and if
1t does not exceed 100 lbs they can have their
Rolls IN the evening, to carry home the same day
which will save delay, and e.rq rips, and
have their Rolls in tho.r house lnNcad of other
peoples. | still have Rel, OF the best quality
for sale at the Machine, and am thankful for the
encouragement have received. Nv Cards are
IN such nice order that there is little or no loss
of Wool in cardng
WILLIAM THURMAN.
Aug. 3 :,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the journal Of Comm,roe.
NEw-NonK, July 80.
Four DAYS Later from Europc.

We are indebted to Captain Macy. of the ship
Champlan for iIasre papers 10 June 18th, and
Paris to the l1th, containing London dates To the
evening OF li.c 10th
The Duke of Wellington has Withdrawal hi, no.
tee Of motion relative Ia Spanish affairs. Re-
cruits Tor the Spanish service were cnlisting in
great numbers. The Monteur contains decree
permitting French subjects engage in the service
of Spain, without being liable To Il G loss of any of
their privileges. The Two governments are cvi-
IDENTITY acting in concert. and with as much energy
as the nature of the case " III permit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

The following extract of letter is from Il
Rodney Telegraph: u :
PoRT GIBSON, July ]. lS9r
" There is great excitement here this nory..
amongst our citizens, in consequence Of Mr. Al
Noy's negroes having attempted to poison him -,
his family, Of Which two of the negroes theme
have died but none of his white family ~
negroes have confessed and say that tl,ov -.
prompted by Two white men by the name Of r Fer
and Smith, who proposed to take them to a S,,,.
ISL country They are known to be ola su,n;a;"'
character, and The subject is now under con,,i
ration what is to be done"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Two individuals, whites, have been arrested :,
Charleston, :. C. charged with stealing seven =, u
grocs and three Indians They we're taken I.fa,.
Judge Bay, on a writ Of haboaS corpus, and DE-
charged for the want of sufficient evidence In, :,
few hours after additional testimony ha,inqben,
received, they were again arrested and comuip.l
10 prison. The negroes were taken from I'm
ncighborhood of Fort Mitchell. Geo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

lNsrRREcTIoN.-We learn from the Exchans2''
Books, through Capt. Young of the brig CarroiI
arrived yesterday morning from Havana, that a
that place, on the 18th july there occurred an III
SurrcctIon among the blacks at work on an aqus
duct They refused to labor, and broke into
STORE armlng themselves with knives, and klllpu
'hre' or four :" hites In quelling them sIS ,,,
were anced by the troop of horse. About TIM
were TO he shot in few DAYS.
1PhHadclpAid Ga
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MARKETS..
MARkEIS.
Correspondence NJ the JoUrnai of Commert

VIItNV0HdtHtf " Wt JOUIN0I y '0Mlnfftf.
LIVERPOOL, June Odd, 1875
Scarcely any change has taken place in our Cot
ton market for FORTNIGHT past during which the
demand has continued moderate. The import into
Liverpool since lst January, amounts to 100000
against 522,ooo 10 same period last year in the
supply from the United States the decrease is
II 900 bales. The stock in this port is estimated
at about PCS, 900 bales of which about l7S 900 is
American The Flour market continues dull
The demand for Tobacco has been in great me;l-
sure suspended for week past, but the market re-
mains firm.
Tobacco, Va. Leaf, Is to Is; Stcmmed / j. to
Is; kentucky Leaf Is to 54s; Stcmmed 5, to 54s
London Jaig 23.-Tobacco The Stock still
continuing small has caused the transactions to be
very slender at previous rates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Spit on the SR.-Wc learn from fli.ol
who Is a careful observer ofthc heavenly bo5.,
that there is now spot Of unusual size ON the en-,
disc. Its appearance during the thc con,inan.'
OF the present hot weather, will tend to .,,,.
the theory, that the solar spots have an rles
on the temperature Of our atmosphere.
Boston idr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Mr.. Robert Wright, of Philadelphia, h.. :,
lIshed in a small volume THr Lirr or NJ, put
VAN BrRnN, tte Her apparent to he G ,,ahrls
mcat, and The ippoinfed Successor of cse7
Jdekon, 81. DC. By DAVID CRocErrr,, , W..
in ayear or two past the country ha, beon q, /" III
cd with what vas called The Life of dag ,of'
Jackson, by William Goblet. We presum ,,' u
publication gaTe rise TO the idea of prcparins mat
OF his Successor > Those who are acqu5in vat
with the eccentric ehara oler OF the author, and -
PLAIN blunt, and emphatic manner of c,nra .aGs
himself on ali subjects, will not need TO bc 'ssag
that they will find this an amusing work. ''s'ied
" J. Dajyy L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Nem Orleans and NoShriHe Rail Road
the stock FOR this stupendous undertaking. reo,. a
by the charter to organize tho company, has 'iptd
taken, and Maurice ". Hofman, esq. el' zen
president; WHO is authorized to visit Engla,ds '
the purpose Of examining the Improvements :, ~
construction Of rail roads and the machinery, - Nv
on them. The project is, indeed maoniGo as'a
and will be accomplished, in comparatively, y Gu
years. NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
CASH FOR NEGROES.

WE will pay the highest cash prices for all the
w likely Young Negroes, OF both SEXES, from II
TO % - wears age. we can get. Those wishing
to sell, requested to refer to john a. Rowan at
Lynchburg, by letter or otherwise, or to John l.
Harris, Lo,lngston, Nelson county, Virginia.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
Ma 25 3nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

w illness received a note from hF. ". Nhhc al
Halifax Court, requesting him to call on his return.
This note was dated New. g. Called on his re-
turn, and found Judge Leigh with Mr.. II. \ great
number of papers we're strewed upon the floor, and
John was picking them up. The rafting of the
papers seemed 10 distress Mr. X. and he cursed
John and babe him make haste and be done
Witness did moi STAY lone.-lle next saw Mr.. X
on Charlotte county Court day in December. lie
came 10 aitnosss house. and wished TO have hls
Bushy Forest Estate set up at auction. 1t was III
the afternoon. and the people leaving the
Court House. He proposed 10 sell the land III
parcels, reserynp to himself bid. Witness went
and set up the property Tor sale but no one offer
cd q sufficient price. Mr.. X. remained at Wit
noss's house until the afternoon OF the next day.
During that DAY he was occupied sitting up IN bed,
answering letters which had been addressed to Wit
ness in reaii5a q Alr. rs horses. He had adser
,ised his stui ss - C. aud directed applications to
be made IL witness, who did not kno" what TO say
in reply. II Z. vas yer, particular TO got witness
TO read his sers, saving thai he could nottrust
himself to send letter without some one read il.
In reading one ei taem witness misrcad a word
r. asked if he bad written it IN that manner lie
told him it was a mistake. r. said if he had writ
ten the word Is witness tend H., hr should be sat-
isfied Of one thing about which he had long been
in doubt lie then spoke Of the clearncss OF his
besdSald that ii had heourcmarhablc for It's clear
ness, and when tbal Was gone some consequence
would follow which witness Las forgotten.
By Mr.. Taylor. Witness had no ntmation un-
III Mr. Il. FIRST arrived n the Court House, that he
had advertised for individuals 10 addras, letters 10
him. When Mr.. L. eHme he told vitncs. and SAID
he intended 10 % 10 Flordt--and also it would
give witness 10 trouble, as he had referred pur-
chascrs to Mr.. Cfadoek
Witness here produced tpo notes from Mr.. r.,
one dated December = the other December 9Th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
N1R EDMUND n. SALE Sir. take no.

M II. EDMUND \. SALE Sir, take no.
IVu- tee, that on Thursday the 3D. of Septcm-
Der Text, ut the Taycrn-house of Mr. .lno. Tay-
ioe, IN the county of Amherst, shall proceed to
take the dispositions of Thomas Ricketts,, Ander-
son Mays aud others and If, from any cause,
they should not be taken or finished on tina, day,
to be taken he I'll of the same month, (sSep-
tcmbcr,) and continue from day to day, (Sun-
days eNcepted,) until MI are taken. All Of
which dispositions are intended to be read as evil
dcnce in suit depending in the Circuit SUPERB
or Court OF Law and Chanccry, for the county
of Amherst; wherein am plaintiff, and you are
defendant MAT RICKETTS,
NuU wf,,,
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GREAT ScYIuMx, !,
BE sides 00s-6Os-I0a-a,

Tickets Sl0--Halyes S5-Q1r's $3.50
For sle al DIGGFS, oETIcr
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POETTCAL.
From the New York Mirror.
80, re A DELICATE FLOWER.

From me 1NGR EOfh -bt'fU'
LOVE IS A DELICATE FLOWER.
ny SOLOMON BROWN.
Here's health to the girl that refuses
M e. barter her heart for a name,
,,,,,rries the man that she chooses,
uow humble soevcr his fame;
a.. love is delicate flower,
I'll, glory may crush in his path,
oh. wilJfre Of honor devo1r,
~ !, ,corcheth the earth with its wrath
Love and friendship and all,
Love and friendship and ALL
r.me in his folly may ,ramplc
On Love, Friendship, and all.
H.. heal h to the gill that disda'ns IT,
,uh.n mommon would purchase with gold,
H., never can touch but It stains IT,,
Th. hear, that can never be sold
r,, love is delicate flower,
Tha, I.ucre pollutes by his touch,
:, v,bers and fades from the bower,
# pampercd by fortune too much
Love and Friendship and all,
Love and Friendship and all,
Wealth 10 his splendor may tramrlo
On Love, Friendship, and all.
,1sr.,s cesce to the girl tina, dospis's
The gcwgaws Of fortune and b'',h,
And love to the maiden that prizes
rho Jewels of honor and worth.
May health and con.en'mcrt attend her,
nj earth oil its blessings impart-
May heaven in kindness haf.'e"d her.
And dwell in its tcmple-her heart.
Love. and Friendship, and all.
Love, and Friendship, ami all,
Heaven in it's brightness is open
To Love, Friendship and all
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TERMS.

per .annum payable In aasane' i, mo mo ,"S
,,pon Will Do (but at the discretion Of
,,d no psPee, anil all arrcarases arc paid. On
will be ~ cents at 2" far
err square tof from distance must be paid FOR pre-
,'as,sss.s,, orths payment assumed by some
pon'ble ,ed to the Editors mustbc post paid
W ~" .;I not be attended 10.