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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
nONEATIC IN1ELLIGLN(E.


Sew Asp lMronr.>r INVENTIONS Among
lie MANY useful aud scientific ieo,. ri.s oi ,hr
day. ~ ~. called upon 10 noiier. particularly.
on,. . hich /. said ia lie ri inc Hinable valur aud
inn, ttarre Mr.. J. e SALMON, Of Pennsy.
,ania, ,blaned lev dass auo lciiers patent from
lin. | nilrd States for saiefp Sfsdm- Eouer, 50
constructed that il would aln'ost Impossible
that any degree vi pressure upon II Gould produce
il. explosion The Pb.lanlhr"pis Will receive the
Glad t,i,ng, al TIN, inseni.n ~ ~ daN u Of bet
ter day for the nj, irator and me- rciih, aha, ru-
tenpating ihr ing OF human lie and l'a.b from
destruction h. he application OF tins ncrn''r' IN
,cntior will hail tie inventor as public beneisc-
Tor. Every ,rjrn'fc man " hn has seen the mod
81 We are tola, pr nounorS IL unequnll'd Ia lis
importance. W. insert an cvraet Of letter on
the subject Of the Safety Boiler, written IN MIR.
Salonon, b, onc of the most scientific mechanics
u our country, and one, too, 10 whom tho public
. mn. ed for several valuable inventions ia other
branches o, machinery:
Dear Sir. have Ten ia liberty Ut address.
ING you tie subject Of ,"tf new! 'n'e"''"
Stan Boiler, and assure you the ,.'"'' e'", =
inc the principle and IN, dc of il eonstrnc,n.', 'f''
more conf lent am that in every sense of the
word IL /, preferable. 10 any have ever seen be-
iote and for stfrng h and durability II cannot b"
SURPASSED. II presents q greater ssrinec for the
ire Ia act upon than the common cylinder b"ih'r,
and of course loss full will be required, and from
tie tuaf con.rructi"n Of the boiler, ilr b Al
will act With double The al Vantage 10 what II would
Oh u roGnd cylinder boiler. IN .h.r', think when
this principle OF yours is fairly tested, it will AZ.
pear better in practice than in ihr"fy. Every
man Of science n i'll rive il the preference. The
same weigh, Of metal, | venture 10 say, cannot
be put in any n,h,r form 10 contain as many cubic
feet Of water and have he same stfcng,h. 1lism,
opinion that il will be capable of resisting al
most any prcs.nr. of steam thai can be CONCEIVE
ed oil"
w understand that the ingenious Inventor was
mol pcrmil,.'d to take out patent without "Pp"-
-ition, claim Tor priority Of invention having been
alleged in behalf oi another claim1n'. NJ. SALo-
MON wa, however, enabled to prn,c an earlier
period Of public aon and the arbiirnors, To whom,
the matters IN qucsto u"r" referred, gave their
award in favor ot him. This circumstance is another
evidence oi tie very ereat nnportanc" OF the IN
,cntlon for even The approval OF plan Of ma
chin.rv by a man of as much ~i.nce and skill rs
Col. II, Nrnat,s, he other conpciitor,) would
20 lar IN recommending il to aitcnlion.
\ iull test will, We are inlormrd soon be made
OF ihs inN cnon and it is boldly predicted that
the Safely Steam Boal-B Boiler will prove itself, il
not th. first, one Of til. first and most valuable it,
vcfriuns oi the ave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
L f.NTElHFKG VIRGEyx,,.
Monday. November 10, .sas
BIC HANAN & LYNCI;BILc

The last Buchanan Advocate G., n,;liuS ii.
ceedmgs Of a second meeting in thai pl,cc
subjec, ia Rail Road to the Tcn,ess,. IT,.
c. mPanied t., NJ, IL crial 10 II, I.ep,l,,u,,,
long editorial article, att, mplng TO show ,,..
prrlohty OF Butiaran tyi L,rulme,.,,
,rn tim nus ni said r, az. ". la,, M, I,,,@
sure To give To II c,e ,artus articles tie
which their importance demands, aid ,l,..,
defer any roi,r vi II On until ctr NJ. :,
farther refrc VI sl oultl ti. m i, ,eco..
discuss the question at ali. F or our ru,
W. should prefer, II it ie rrssit lc ii al Il er.
rTdHy IN relation To Ills vi, anlic and n ,o, g
impro. emcnr-lu ut II at, in It's t,ns,r,c,;
merely local interests and i,ws h.
the common and genera good. II i,le a..
cspedient and proper, however, 10 d,,,.. y
qucstior, let it IL cone with e,,d t.,
ia llc.s-aid We shall g cont, IT will nI.
decision tic Legislature OF Iir, ina y, a,
upon il .ai examination of all tie poln,s.,l.
ia tho controversy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
CINCINNATI, (On.o,) Nov. ,.

The Mwdtrtr'. Fatc.--J"hn W. Cowan, the
miserable wretch who so inlnanl, buicI"rcd his
wife and two children short time since, in ,hi,
c,y waSarrangcd for rial on Saturday, las; be fore
the Court Of Common Pleas, Judge Este and his
Associates. presiding.
He pleaded guilt, 10 thu charge of murder in
the first degree aud I"r'nacionslv refused thu aid
OF counsel.-llc was informed by the Court that
he had the right of choosng 10 be- tired by the So
prcnm Court, which would not sit until the Spring.
The Court also stated To him thai If e were UNI
h. 10 employ counsel, The Court would appoint
sompctcn, Auornir. to a,ss, him, These several
propositions he refused and insisted on his pcrtrc
willingness 10 he sentenced Immediately 10 MAJ
ter what his fate. In the spirit Of iu,iic. and l-
maniy, the Court nevertheless determined to ear
the testimony for its own guidahrr. The murders
were amply proved and to have been Committed
with the most 'rpra,cd and Deliberate purpose.
|, was also in evidence thar he tt,mpfcd to poi.
son his victims few DAYS before he committed the
hatchery, BY putting arsenic in the vessel Of water
from which they were accustomed to drink
When The court asked him if he knew of any
CAUSE Why sentence Of death should not IT, pro
nouncrd against him. he replied that lie wa> wi
ling 10 abide by II. LAWS OF his c, un,r,.
The prisoner received the sentence of dealt,
with perfect com posurc, and smiled as il was pr.
nouncct.
We understand that be- states his purpose of de-
STRIVING his wife to have been conceived tire.
years ago, bat that he never could pu, it in cNccu-
ton until the period Of the fatal catastrophe. lie
also continues to Justify his crime.
A r,ore cold hloodcd and hcar,rss villain We
have never heard read Of in the annals OF wick
rdncss and dcprav,t,.
As there Is not the slightest sympathy excited
III his behalf in the bosom of any portion of tin,
people, h" will unqncsiionahly be cAcucd a, tie
time appointed, and will 70 10 the grave unw,p
erccr.trd and dcspisel, by the whole community
Hl,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

Cas-" Of the Rer albert Barnes.-A letter
from York. tPrnnsy sania,) received in this CITY,
states that on Tuesday the synod of Philddrlp ha
now in session AT tina, place. reversed the decision
Of the second Prrshy,ery Of Philadelphia, which
acquitted the Rev. Mr.. Barnes from the charge OF
h'rcsy. preferred against him by the Rev. DR.. Jun.
Kin, for matter contained in his commentary ON the
epis,le to tn" Romans the appeal of d.. Junk ns
being sustained by tho following vote, viz for sus.
tanning the appeal. lag; agains, SUSTAIN g, Is;
non liquc,s, Is; excused from voting I. SO thu
Synod. b, a majority of Ill. voted to sustain the
appeal. and reverse tho the decision OF the court
below thereby declaring the Row. Alder, Barnes
guilty. ~ hciesy. The tristwa altogether an er.
pa,ts proceeding. the second Presby,cry OF
Philadelphia refusing to appear, on tho ground
that the Synod Of Philadelphia had no jurisdiction
in tho case.
Most Of our readers arc aware that Mr.. Barnes
Resides IN Phasdclph'a. and '.ar nc is one OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
I IN ~.

Tie New York STR contains interesting Al
,icle from the pen OF judge Breckenridge in rr,-
tioa ia" war carried on in Texas in lSl3-l4. The
Jugie states, that while di>charpinp the dutic, oil
Attorney Geatral OF Lo ,isii,na he was called up-
OIL, IN the latter part =" lSl2 prosecute fourteen
persons in \ dchiloehcs Tor highway robbery. Il
appeared thu a band Of about lifiy who wcrr
principally outlaws, oi the daring and desp.-
rate character, hal Stationed themselves on th,
Sabine, for the purpose OF in,creeptins the rar,
vans engaged in the growing trade between Match.
iioches and the Internal provinces oil New Spain.
They had become Sd formidable, that il was found
necessary to depstch a military force from the
garrison OF Natrriiochrs. TIN, placed under
the c, mmnni OF Lieu'. Mage, Young officer 0.
twenty threc or four years oi age ot great prom
Use, aud Of fine manly person. Tie dut, assyn.
ed him was attended with complete succcss--l,c
broke M ae "a ~, brought in the cnlpriI, before
me1toa ID, killei num,rr o. oih.r,, and dis
persed The rest. While enga cl in this pcrilou,
enterprise, Mcgee conceived the bold idea of the.
conquest Of Myxico, and by the aid OF The very
bandit he la | just sibducd. The Jndpe pro
cceds:
Is Maeee repaired TO New Orleans, where he oi =
tanned some surplies, and engaged a number Of
partIzans, among them several Young men OF re-
special IL Standing and character. Here H. found
also a native of the internal provinces, Bernardo
~hn ha fled in consequence of having taken par
Ia The revolution attempted by Iiidalg". A. it
would not have done 10 have entered New Spain
- an invader, i, de, med polite to use he
name OF Bernardo as the general of the ekpedition
Magee. having resigned his commission in the ar
my. now planted his standsrden the river Trinity.
seventy m les beyond our L.Andary. and issued
proeianaton in spanish IN the name OF Bernardo.
calling on the M"xicsns to join his standard. His
sorse consisted Of about'wo hundred men. prioci-
psay desperate rsdemsn. hunters. and outlaws OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

the city Of New York, coni,ins 269, e73 ,uh.b-
,ant.. Number Of Inhabitants III leJU, 202. 5e9
In reasr in FIVE years, 67,2si
s.iDg little over 35p per cent
Ghc number Of horses in the city IS 1918 !;
hogs 1870; neat cattle 1902. Number oi
y.r.,s OF slo,h manufactured tie preceding year
600
The population OF Baslau, ii is aseertaincd by
the late census, is NJ, far irom 10000 iocrcasr
in Ave years $4,000.
The cIty of ALBANY contains a populai,oa oi
1855 souls, and 4,4s9 voters. Population in
1850, ,2O9 increase in hive year, 1876.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
Etom tie Louisiana Jonruol.

The following has been handed to MS by the
Committee Of Vigilance of the Parish of f. ,st F.
liciana, for publication:
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARp-The a.
hove reward will be given, On the delivery to tie
committee of Vigilance, fl the parish of f s' Fr-
lcina, La. of the notorious aboliions,, ARrurK
TAPpAN, "f New York
O. P'per> opposed to abolition throngout the
United States, are requested TO give publicity To
the above.
: Jackson LIZ. Oct. Is, 1885
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BALTIMORE, NcvEnsrR6.


Tnr Fmsr Mon CAsE.--The first trial resulting
iron the riots in August last took place ,esrrrda,
in Baltimore City Court. Joseph Waters, Jr..
was indicted for an assault, and battery ON
CHAaIEsF 7 ..,'sirrp, on the night Of tlr Sl Of
Angus, last. !, Appeared in evidence that Mr..
TensG Id, in obedience 10 rsll on the citizens by
ii run,ur 10 aid the Civil Aurlr.r;'"s in prrs"r,
ing tho peace. and piscctine the proper, Of the
citizens, was acting rs member of il trOo,. 9:
house voluntarily Ass, mbled, und, tho command
of Colonel T.. L. FisL Es-Ahai his hor.e fell with
him While ih.' tr""p wa. passing rapid, along the
street aud in tic fall Mr. TcDsficd lost his sword
thu. h,' 'orc he could rise he was surrounded b,
cr,nj WIN, bet him severely, and the ,ravcrscr,
WALTERS, 10, up TN S>ord, and with ihr naked
point presented in a thr,a ci'ng manner over
r.n>Ecld. t,en wing on The stree. asncd lc'h"r
hc should run il through hint H., was prcven,,
however, by some Of he l., ISLANDERS from wound.
ing Mr.. T. with the sword. The jury found the
trayer"r guilty, and tim c"ur, sentenced him To
pny n fine on- hundred d,llar,--tp be imprisoned
.ii monhs-.-and TO rive security in five hundred
dollars TO keep the peace. Gaz.ne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
From the Nsn OrIean, Bee, Oct. %

The Branch Mint Is progressing, and will be- en-
ahied to commence operations early next summer,
provide Congress shall in the interval have mad,
the necessary appropriations for the MACHINERY,
etc. The estimate ofihc present tuildinr as a.
greed on is 1885, 900 dollars, the sum appropriated
by Congress- last session for the construction ot
the cdfce itself was 10000 dollars hut before
the Mint can =" in,os inning operations, and T. ter
med in a complete STATE, an additional cx,nnd-
turr Of nearly 20O. 600 dollars more viii he rrou:-
rrd-making in all ahou, 4OO.OOO dollars. and not
millions, AS rrr"nc"uslv printed " hen W. prc,i-
ous, noticed this subject. and which has given St,
much false ground for elaine" TO several of the op-
position Journals in the east.
About 40, 900 dollars "f specie were imported
here from TamPco and Can,peachv, ON Monda,
last, and 5000 dollars shipped yc>,arday for New
York by til. Huntsville packet ship.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

Extract ef F." letter from Forsyth, Geo. 18th Oct
Z" We had an instruction in this county ls,,
week. The NEGROES rose against the whites viii,
the intention to kill all the men and aged women.
and take tho young women MS their wives. For.
tuna,elv their Intention were discovered in time.
About 100 negroes have been arrested and will liz.
tired To-day in this town. l. is supposed that ma :
nv Of them will be executed"
". y. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

most exemplary, faithful, ard useful ministers oil
the PRESBYTERIAN Churct. Blu, he happens 10 he OF
ia. New School order, 50 calied,--and the synod
Of pbilsdri,i,, ESPECIALLY after the dedueuon of
the 2nd Pre,b, cry 81 PhlladelI hia,) IS emnently
Old Sci oo. Nr,,rihecss, Il etheoogical views oil
Mr. Barnes are essentially those OF majority of
tl,,. Prc.b,terian Church, and will doul tlrss be
sustained bv the ne.r General Asscmll, Aus
tor the da,, wien ministers and Churches an find
no letter buslrss than to bite and Your one an
"thcr. Y. - "oo'. oW'
.tf,p,ious rmay.--TLr Boston Post reports
he lr,l Of Ambrose W Cole, in thai CITY, for cru
cit, To an ipprcltr, a little 1rpla. boy OF nine
wears 81 as. The following is the testimony of
Constable Pierce IN Couri - stripped the
boy IN pr.sencC OF siS seven wiircs>e j have
seen men dashed at whipping posr-bur of all
sights, | never saw any ll'Iny 10 equal thus be-, :
ck-l have III a memorandum of he wounds
aud malk.-lc, are
"a distinct black blue spots on the left arm
II do on the riehi
80 equally distinct The back and loins and
,wo h,, l,oichrs over the kidneys, aud the skin
brnkrn III fuur place
Is from The left hip to the heel
p ~ light d.
l5l distinct and clearly defined bruises"
The boy was tlen striped i'll cuur,, and tie
rrarS i.,ai courscd d, untl che, Ks Of the veteran
officers, told with what cllrc'.
Cole is IA c'rr,I.plair rn'rr. Tie cIill's
offence wa, that h.. han run aeain>' man in the
street So as to spill $, me oil HAT his master lad
made, which hr was CARVING. Bail "f 500 was
demanded hy the rourt in default Of VII :ch Cole
WA committed s's','.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

- LATE English pape' >'as'st'at MI, cmo,,-
ed IN manutact"r, IA, Birmingham, was charged
wan some misconduct, which he denied. and call
"a WOO to witness that he wished he might be
struck deaf, dumb AID bin y, if he had d me j..
40 sooner I'd the words escaped his lips, than his
"'>h wa granted h" wa, struck deaf, dumb md
otma! nd in this state he r m ,incd until IN. fl
lowing DIV, v!ir, h. rx,rel |,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
A FEMALE 81 RvANy wAwrrn

o' 70 % years old, accustomed 10 bopse
ous' iess' who undetst ,nds House k..n;un
~ " 1'a n &c and who come well recommend
.,;, ~ ana capacity to manage the household
.n.s Oh man with small family. Such s.yv,n
Uoula Dc either bougbs or rcd for the p.,, va.
I'hinsSto sell or hire. will apply 10 Mss.,.
Noye ''''e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
r. r. BOWEN.

IL now opening, in the Store two doors above
1 Iessrs Williams 4 Victors, an IRE new S,oct
oil DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,. &c
suitable for the present aud spproachipe Season
which he will sell low tor Cash. '''o'
lie particularly requests his friends an, .
ances TO cafspd examine bis Stool befuye nnrch.a
nG.. ''' Pu'enas
Oct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
Lynchburs Nu-..ery ali Fruit
Garden.

3HH3s Vow containing upwards 81 twenty
(e&& thousand Fruit Tree, of the most
choice kind, both of Europe and A.
mer'ca, which are now offered IL the,
P"n,r' ana II I" be hoped thar no one viii be
," p"hu To ms interest, tia, wants an Orchard as
ho' =" u rPi' where he can he furnished With up
wards Of one hundred varieties of Anples. thin I, of
Pear. thirty oiPcachcs. ,wrn,, of Cherries. wen.
" OF flums, ten of Aprioot>. ten of N.c,arne,.
Nr., Grapes. Cnrrant>, Goos,bcrres, ENGLISH
ainuS, and great variety Of shade and orna.
mental Trees and Shrubs and all of which will
be sold low. Orders addressed To the propr,,,or
or leii with any mercantile house in Lynchburr
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN d. RICHESON.
q The lexington Union anil Fineostl.
democrat niH publish the ADORE tors1 nesk,,
an forpori their accounts to this Office for puu.
M,n:.
Nov. is w,x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
". NJ. FISHER, Chairman.
Coz. s. AUSTIN,

Oh ,irnan OF COMMITTEE of Saf,N
lniorni ian w'ich is relic ~, has been rcccv-
ed FROM tn interior, that III States OF Xacatecas
aud Guad'hNara have risen AMI taken up arms in
defence othc constitution Of 1924. aud in support
OF the federal system also thi, nr. are insnrrre-
lions il The Staie ot GnnaulipaS, in favor of the.
sam cause also that thu republican general, Ju
All Alvarez, has gained victory over the gover4-
ment iroops in the south al Mrn'cr
To The Editor ofthe True imerican
DsAR SAL hasten TO give you the afeu
news received from Tesa,. Enclosed ynu will
herewith receive the Red RIVER Herald con-
ilini - mtss OF lur AMI imp prtaut new, from
Tesa~.
=" Also the following e,'rlct nf letter To gen
tl,man in tins place, dated at
3" Nae >eoocuss, r.n,s, l9,h Oe'. 1895.
ave were delishrrd LAST nishi BY the arriv, of
an esprcs, from the Brosses, hy whom W. were in
fJrme OF the complete success OF the America Is
Al 6 lilac. (Lahahl, J h,,v had klra lew al the
Lancrr>, (~ho are tho flower of the NJ Sicannrnv, J
and taken the resi- prisoners --seizsd the pub y
lie store, taken possession Of 100 stands of arm,
and number ri horsc>.
"Ger. Co.. rrop> Ina depar'e Cd from that
place Tor Gon>al =, and no and believe
he viii ~, defeated; as he Is completely surround.
cd by Americans, he ~illhavc no chanc, uirrtrea.
Yours a..
"P. S.--Thr stores taken hv our men were
worth $4,000 they had been landed At Cnpanu
and destined ir s.. Antonio for the ~, o the M.,.
Jean army. Their" nov 50 men here iron
Tanah", whu are lust staring for the seat of war
VI Win ltccrS letl here few Il Tvs since.
'thitoches, La, 21tb o T., 1888.
" Yours etc.
y. CABLE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

An association ri gentlemen Of Boston and its
''cn't, has recently been I, rmcd fer the purp sr
al producing and manufacturing sin. The New
England Farmer states that the ca al : ock of
the company is sloo,oOO, and that they have pur
chased iarg" tract If land in Farmi CHAN, rwcn.
~ miles from B"st' u, on The Worcester Rail Road
and that they have 100000 trees o' the White
Mulberry, and from 10 to 10000 Of the NJ r,,iS
M"''''aus trees, which are To be Immediately set
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

The New Orleans Union expresses the opinion
that the Legislature of l. uisiana will, at its next
session, enact law forhidding The OF slaves
from rmancpating them. without the express condi.
ton that they shall be- sen, to Liberia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
rD,. fne s.. j. Courirr.
LONG ISLAND RACES,


MON 'othsE..' he second fall meeting for
TINS F"aI "''r 'lr ohl"n Curse, Long Island,
60" h"'he'd ON thursday. lie weather was par
n'"'ar'N a">pT""- ma the attendance rr>r'o'al'e,
r"nS"' rug H." r''nh'rs That were detained III
"mn ~ Inc '''''on.
he '"a'.h r"ce Ter >'''" ASIDE, Two mile heats,
between Mr.. TiLLorsDh's .fdmrai, and Mr.
JOHNSON Dd"'ef, dr' not come ol--Coloncl
'".os"n having paih '''r han iorf'r.
r"r IN" sweepstakes, z mile heats, the following
horses "'r" entered.
=. l.. B"t', CD. c. Veto, bt GoIlanna, ont of
ON ".ph mare.
X. Iill"'s"r, cl.e Red Russell, by Eclipse, en-,
oil bedford mare.
II. l. Stevens, sc. Mark Moore, by Eclipse .on,
oi Lnlla Ro"k.
H. W lkcs,' e DIR. Syutas by Eclipse, out OF
Salnda.
John Heath, br. t. Catiarinr Davis, ly Tonson
out Of AN Archy mart
IL. r Stockton, b. I. Amelia, BY Lance, GU, OF
N"nm"ull's dam.
:. Gnuvcrnrur ch. E. out ri Highland Mary. ly
Barctnnt. The ivr lir,l horses only started In
the first heat &. Marine paris, led until the last
quarter, when Dr. Svnfar made a rnxh ,as.,J
her, and won the hcai about lcns,l. Ar start
ing Cothorine Darts, was banked ADAMS, tie
field but aft II @ first Lear. Ter hock,rx p.rc.,
ing that DR.. SpDtar appeared sonewLa, lam,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

" lie friends Of Gen. Harrison are sbo"
"oio'ng State Conventions in Indiana and PeuD'
sylvania.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

"" We learn iI.m ii, Richmond WLis I'M,
recent sales i'll Il al city indicate an npr,y, va.
luc III real estate. Two tcncments on Main s,,r..
III t'e heart of business, orr octi;picd IL Mr
Il'os. r. Price. and one adjoining, sold for about
Sl3, 500 each; and sales of several lo,, in r,a,
as "'ll as some fronting ON Gary 1t, .hw
apPr' Grated value A comparatively uniupr.yed
''nrd-aerc lot situated in the ci, IL 81, h. cd Of ts
BASIN, sold for Se,2CC.-In L,ncll urp also. real
estate Las taken a rise, and viii, We d. ,L,,o, IN
we" ol Tie improve nj. rr, gres Al d in -cn.
tcinPia''or, he still tarlrrcnI,anccd in value. Our
town is evidently 10, king Up. Several large
o"'dihgs On Nam sir' a. in process Of rr, {.
''"h' either a. stores or lumber houses, and as III.
james River impr,v' mcnt advances to its connie.
non, the demand for houses will doul tess r,pdly
'ncreas', In 'ru,l Virginia is, We verify believe
ABOUT 10 commence new and more prosperou,
Career HE spirit # internal improvement.
instead OF being. as heretofore, confined TO a
lew "i her Icadn. men, has become generally di..
used among her people, al d its b,ncfi. ia effects
although yet bun partial, developed in action, arc
ar already vsibl. A few NOR, wears. and Iir-
ginIa, II she bat true to herself. will rea,c.nd 10
the hrIgbt from which she has fallen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
TIE Rail. ROAD.

We learn, from Lc Abingdon S,a,esm,u E,
the 9TH ms. thai tie nteiint on tie s.hj,r, f l..
Rail Road tr'm L,rcI r,e 10 lI, T.nn,. s,. IT,,
proposed TO Lc Il. Id in thar place was no. ,u !,
Consequence Of tie ,orr;- nous, aviny Lc,n ,...
pied all day by the sitting OF iLc c,urt. tnul..
meeting has been called fer III. 23d ms. I, H..
me- an tint, tie petition TO tie Lc.>l,tu,,. ,.t;,.
for a charter, is i'll cir rla,icr
The Mobile and New Orb ans parcrs j., r.
cu>sing Tie probability OF come cfon h4s.,, Il.
extreme Northeast and Southwest, c,,t,n,I, -.
the preference TO the L,nchi ure, ever ,;,La, r
I'll" other routes proposed. We take ,hi> J..
be conclusive. Communities are as art =, ;n.r
vi dnals TO I"rn Il cir jed. merit, to g m>L5tv
their int, rcss--anl, in such cases, ,piuon. -,
il"se Nio DISTINGUISHED are liz. ou, .ai, ,..,,
TO Which "" can refer
W" insert, this morning, a very interesting ar;.
Gle from the Louisville Journal, ,n,lc sui c,, =,
lmpr' VI mrni> ttl orally, to vh W. invite Il a.,
irntion al oar reader.