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10 ascr,bed " tho safne cause Excessive ass OF
snuf Is also set down srong the causes in the
Worcester institution.
The Now Orle,ns Bee gives list Of the in.
dlyiduals who have licences TO kfep gambling
houses in that Guy. The lit comprises Is
names and The Whole som paid by them for tho
prvii ge, 'nio The Guy treasury, amounted IN 1891
to Slls,000i
The Foreign Quarterly Review mentions the
gieat increase, within few years, Of Journals in
Naples, and the encouragement gwen to them 10y
government IN Russia. The great lnveulion OF
priaiug Gays 'ho Baltimore Amerieen) s m tic
the instrument of Jespotlsn, II Will, however, IN
the enl, prove. even III those countries, hat ,is
tendency IL the opposite OF that OF which /, IL now
the tuol
The SplinR campaign in the way Of Literature,
will be opened by work from the pen Of lfs,nl
another hom Coo ,er slyl,J the Mannkns. Mira
Buffers fat.fatn Il Journal, ANA new novel ty
Dr. Bird, OF Philadelphia tho author Of Caay"f,
sc &c.
Tie winter hns bfon excessively cold in Europe,
and precisely nj the same period We sufe6d so
mn h IN the Uniled States. Al VA les, mos, ratc
oecorence, there WINS ice al Chtislmas md thu
mountains weio covered w,ih snow--lho ,eo king
battling with tao eternal df,s oi Vcsavus.
by loot.pad with the customary salulntio"," Your
mouey or your fe.' Oh, replied The gentleman
don, &c, IL passion and you shall have NIL have
got and drew pslol, and shot the fellow down.
On opening The will of n gentleman who bad OK.
pended handsome fortune, among Other articles, II
contained the following " Ii had died possessed
# u thous nd pounds, would have left IT To my
dear I, lend Alr Thomas 3 bul M have not,
he must accept the nW Tor The decd
he Catholics nov have in the United Salcs es
aPreh by ,ecent 'tatisilcsl statement of then
own. 3s9 churches, 3l3 ptless, % leges nd At
m,neres Tot females, and II converts.
The dwelling house of Mr.. James & Curtis Of
cochectnn, Jellmhn county. N. Y wes destroyed
Ivy lire few days snee md three children rotlsh.
ed ~ the nam,a
A most lau !Aaih circumstance occurred in the
Senate Chamber 81 he United 5 acs during The
late srssion ~6lIe booiing for Prince. Dr. In
of Mlsso1tl, n he hurry OF The moment, dcpealtcd
Il ohtrlt Tor $500 wlich he had just receive ia.
stend of hls laio'.
The R.v. Wafer Colon ha, recently frptnrd
f,om three years srutst Ia The Aledacirnn' an
aud during that pcrod hns visited The nos interest
my places on the classic shores of that scr nsA Il
a tho ch,el tlnes of Europe. lie Is now prcpadns
, work, when will douth - nboand wi'h pfnphi'
aud beautiful descriptions, original thought md lht
! illustrations OF gifted genius.
Mississippi pnpec of ~ an analogy 10 ~ te'
dcrs for TIA non drlI.erY 10 sbrerb IS NJ the usual
time. The eoior states that one Of hlg carriers
Allred feutitmap n tr hnd unfortunately b
CON involved ~ u quarrel with an1lhar co'nrcd
2cnDl nln, whch resuhcd ia det fought viii
pistols Loaded with llfer Ills rnch, ut ttnnce
II five nores both parils fnug a. lhe an ne H.
IA fire.
Gce, when both parties expressed Themselves sat,s
| fed
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COMMUNICATIONS.
MArCllMhkIAG Nta1o Laaja MIR RI
gta.fHL

ll.MhhIAG Nttttu Lia/a mr. RI
Ptd41m
II IS not Ian; Dt-Ist, Because no poison hsa n
right 10 nuke another his her wstd, with
out his or her consent, and muieh makers nev
er wait Cor thla.
2nd No person Inns right TO mnko iht his
business when IL not hs. business and ,cry likely
sho7d be he business on one
81, NJ pc, sou can love for another nor cause the
love Of nnolhcr 10 he tcclproca,d byn hrd person
-nnd hence no one haa = right 10 ussuur the re
rQnsibrhty Of choosing companion for liic fof nn
olhur- Ttey' " ho marry TO please Attend rarely
please Ihrmselves.
n IS net Eipcdicnt-lst Because the tnqres Of
different individuals are wisely made Ia differ SO
dat n match ,'nt would be "Jusl the ,lanF, III
In, eyes obc, woolI lie NJ match ut air or bul
puof Que. IN lha estimation oil the parties concern
ID
End. There ia MISC a predsposiron in tho
n'ods Of youth 10 IN ,irImony-" m lie and female
made be hen, con -oqnenhy a mere hut, or u
,n-Rrs,on, from al esteemed friend, IN Y cause II r
m0trtmruoi so ~ FREEDOM nate niho inind - L.
madden INTO very p.ssInn, that shall spuro tho
gu lance nnd 90 ttrol of sobr lndg noW Iienc'
mnltiiuir n III nssorcd ma rtEcs Of pcrsopa thai
find IA each "'h'r no sVmp thy Of splat 40 uniy
If hiring financed indecd by law tor having ~
GinuY ~ thcr untUres-mnde QUO by lie ce"af
lute1 MONIES nf wodlock but continuing t@o IL
| cvefy oltc, respect.
81 Every md yldunl can net Tho lover md ho
stuor nlene, better thna he cnn with The md Of nil
|err " busy bodi,s in Other meas mnicfs" hn c"tild
Ieh1k wcrd edsewIse INTO his care, once fort
night.
An. 1.-Two bodies have mt nntufel attraction
enough 10 brne them together It's useless 10 81
! cct UNION by the means of m 'gnf. Efcl
bn1r III Alone wall be likely 10 fnJ its true cen
| ire Of attraction.
| Mar friends 3 guardians may & should have al
visofy power Bur tho wrole head OF ma Gu na
kfrs crlher the gossipins old woman lint " ul'
many her li'6e grbndinn ,i'ier 10 the cldcr or t
cldets wifr, who would marry The paAon we re
gnrd as 80 many nNtiom comloriers, TINT. w
thpeld DO quite as eomf1fabie without
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March 20

SAIIE substrbp,. having puchnsej tho rn',rn
Il inierty 10 the la'e cope.rn ~ Inncaste, Il
Nn'sb, viii continos rtrnnsact n central Grocery
snd cnmpi-.io Bntines', IN iht Hon e lsi.jy ar.
enried by them ,,mine lately opposite the Farmer
BANK. IJe Is now receiving u large md grosrsl ~.
trimen' II q ,od. Ia hia line. which h. offers for
4nIo Nhoc ale Reitii Tor cash. IN brrler FIR
country produce st'pries, which he IL confident
vil pleew. tie ihereotr invites lb. cust,mers ~
thu hie 4 y, hs ffend, aud thu public IN general
=, cpll and esan,ine hi. .ioGk. before pnreha.irr
rlsew here WIN. l. LANCASTER,
MAN Stree, oip1,ne Fafmsts' Hank.
March GO A.
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March Is
GREAT BARGAINS.

TINE -nn.c,ib.r hrs'ne 90 hid iarge stock
IA of D,y q od. Grpc.rir', &c. Gc Al ,eli
tb,m III At lave prices than III, sam" description
az Merchandise csn be ad for IN any other house
in Iynchbnrr either by Wholesale "r Il taii.
The tionds are ~ 'tesh, we'll bought, md niH Be
,otd uet,spaeifuy soiieiis those wishing 10
., b,.a l., N and examiae. Or he wonli 50
his .uure sock t,eny une wishing n oefujy hin
n,,s,ni stand, on torn. h " literal he lave, ,urh
q, i,ds. fr them elves, and which III br made
/ n,wn ON eprhcaiiop. JAMES BoAL.
March 10 H's
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ons General Jaess0ns latter of previous date, in
which he saws 10 Call that had he known Of
berr,en.s being engaged for the Spanish claimants
mat he wonli not have m de him Attorney Gene.
raj" Now, Sir, # he was dardg enough To az.
fh'r'Se you to deny what General Call has since
p'orsn 10 be hae, Hndcr ms elen Aani, what
more or better can be expected from him in relation
10 The fhcts which have stated To please RIt.
cI,H, he has screwed himself up 10 the sticking
/'n', as far as 10 deny one single Joet, IN the
1lnfrn. i've winch have submitted 10 the public,
thereby virtually admitting the truth of oil The
rest"
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VALU ABLE PROPERTY,
FOR 9 lie mt Auction,

n s | Avn IN hi 10 ''yots NY sn'ption SIN
81 ct.nls To q r hn.ints Of Milling, will selb.
~ p1tlic aoeiinp. n Bsdfgrb Mad eouJ h~iors
the Courthouse ho.r nv hall Of The -. JOPpA
NILi4," On G. ,osr Ctrek, with une hnit OF phoat
one hpudteh aud fly nr 80 oi lanf, @"aehe'.
me Mli. run iifrr pair II sincs AMI The amount
NJ grinding II NJ 4 not suria'srd. " 'q,slet,
any Mil 10 the county. III" maci,iner, for nna-
utaelu4ng is npctr. Tn" house Is lnrg". 8nd
TIA. four di,iinc' Hni trpafsie 1bofs. Attached
the MI b-rc q g.ua Saw Mill Cs,dng
VI ,chne snt n tonon-piekrr. he snistrtbtr
,uuG tend, beheves thtre "a rs'sil shmrnt Vt
the ktuh ~ thi. ,r,h ut tho State poe ing
greater ad,asiagr,-nnd he would have ben
" lllIne ~ y iv.le .sle, ~ have tnk.p tts in ons
~ ii,AGNIdI. m ! NJ chin ~ for two years Gr bis
half Off. Ms. Nsry GpRg'a owns onr hrd.
(dpa.r) aud john o. l.. 6oggin one sisii. wskme
the oiher M wbigi cbn be 'sntsd Oh accommu.
,ia,ieR torm,--sr ina ih- purchaser can have ths
rnti,. control IL. whole. Ihr terms 81 pa, ,r~ni
- ~ y. one two and tiree years Gom the BET If
Januars lat, the purchaser giving bend- VITO
apptoyed security. az Other nssnrsoces eq"'s.ied.
WA. L. GOGGIN
II X
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ATTENTION CAVELRY.
.fDls'sIbIiJ IIDg.

4NiIb { pe,thet,hp he, t,fnre rs ting under
u -" hen u Laa,aft= Il MAJ h, wa, Dissolved
- The 23i mt. by mutual ns.ut. All accounts
'nr 10 'br concern r4psl bs rnd to WIN hm l..
Lanfaster. mud MI delts du@ by the concern will
-" pni' W hin. b. slene ~ an,h",ixsd IL ,et,le
he Asmr. WILLIAM l. LANCASTER,
JOSEPH MARSH.
March 20 1t
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h5"sc u the FtaRting Pririlecr.
NO one can be more opposed to thu abuse of the
ranking privilege than w. are, and no one. we mr.,
sure, is more ANXIOUS thai The existing laws on the
l'J ct should be amended not only tor the purpose
ni correcting hese abuses but likeu Use that III, ex
III OF 'ne priv iesr us It may be curlaiIed and d..
mnshsd Blu. decidedly as the abuses .f The
'ta'h'hS ffishe!e may be precae1, the manner
+" winch one ms ance OF tins abaxe /, adverted IN
IN the las Enlnrer, aud m,Ie ,he theme of an
lec'ioaeer'os ar'tcl, Cannot excite the less disgust
and repr -nsion.
The circumstance which has aroused the wrath
Of the E"qurcr Is This. r6.re vere sen, from he
New forh pos otfite, plekag.s marked PuhI,c
Documents address, d to Gideon ron3inson. Fair.
ned, Conn u. y S1naor, Which WEI he'd Is3 lbs
Now, II 50 haPpe hat Nj. Toml1nson Is a Wing
ana hence the Gag mess OF The Enquirer 10 pounce
upon an act, which, so far flom being remarkable
Tor It's rarity, as one might suppose, is almost ev
cry day occurrence But the Enquirer does not
conhec itself % comments on this case, bur tax
broader view OF the subj ct-ond after showing
the opera IONS OF the system, rem nkS: " OF
coHrSe, Me,srS. Archer, Gholson Gordon. and s,
on, 10 he end OF The alphahcl, have the advantage
ot iranklng through thrlr districts, Whale heir con
pe'ror' 10 not stand ON eq lal grot nds' Vav
well, SIR bur why select Messrs. A cher, Gholson
AMI Cos Ion Was II, because IN their d.sulcis, the
cleo ION &riI be warmly contested, and rema, k
IKE this mt2i excite some prejudice aginst them
Why t have aided Messrs. Bou!do, Loyal and
Chlnn 7 Do Mep not stand on the same fooling
and are they no' entitled to tho save privileges, anG
have not they the SANE advantage over their com
pc itors 7 We beseech The Enquirer 70 qlt these
cunning tricks. They d not become its 49,.
But again. TIE Enquirer say What is
norc-ihey frank Pubic D1cum, nis RsportS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-26
CONTENTS.

O,ioinal Artillcs IN Prose. Virginia ilsior''
cal and Pmjqsoph'caI Society; Virginia " ze'-
ter Skcrr es OF the history and prrsrn' corn''oh
Of Turol. Nj Ron Ks on Note 10 ack"
stones Commentaries, tn Romance "' k"sl L
Letters from New L gland, oy '"g ~ w.
4 Extracts from my MEX ca" journal Va ~"
,',i.'s. -, the subject OF Literary Associations 10
80, r,,, o,,on: The Con-; sst ora Fdsh'ona
~. ,"d 1Tor.ehiou.ble New England Wifi ; H'n's
- S.,dens> Of q oogy, No. Q Letters from SIS
Review Of AJans's and Evcret.s Ofations on
y. aea,h of Lafayette Review Of Mrs Janse''on's
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" to the action Of the Legislative Council ., FL.
iaa which stands in the same relation 70 ,ho
OF mat territory, in the regulation of il.
AFFAIRS that the State Legislatures do 10
oil me States. 1t is Ink in the chain of
therefore, which goes 10 srbstanria 9 Mr. w. H.
'en hosllity 10 one Of the yiral lntere., or tn
Southern States. We 10 no deny TINT in h;s n,in.
IONS on this snblec', he is coasr,rn,on.lv h,,.
bnt the question is. whether man er,.,,,,..,n,,
such sentiments, should be sup orted by the
South y '"'
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March 90
sDsS BOXES ORANGES

f~D y - 10 Lemons
% dfUms Figs, ne,o
80 boxes Rnisns
~ boxes Mbcptct or Ladies VIM
Rec, new crop
IOqpar,er es,ks Madeira Wins
NJ tscatd Wine IN qr. & 1 Or cashs $
900 ID. pune 1adigo
Gfcfn ~ Black Tens
WI it LaaJ ~ 0R and dfp
Hall barrels FAMILY Msokari
Foi Sel ny Howell DAVIES.
March as isif
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Mp IL. Az

\
| The effects wrought III France by Mrs Jay
Report IN c9nh'efac''ns VIC Wal Np| | 'A'';." Wy
| the Presidents Message ana it'h'""''"S ,,oS'
| friendly feelings wh,ch nave 81 'o'S :" s''"
tween Ffahee ano NE me" ''"'1'' '''"
should never na'e'oeth 'o' q '''o'''
are craving honi'"e l'o''' ~ . ~ ~ ~
'stc compliments 10 'ne s'S'''9 ga -" ''"
lat gentleman. copy '"o 'o"e" s"e ''ou' '''
| Richmond W HI
:, We Should 'm's.he eh'l "i#'f as -" saw
ION oi fds eoaa ry from 'oe S'e'tsN' % n'''9'''"
edam'ucs, the mast '.a."''' d" ',>''' ''' P.e
dice. nay even Van Bnfeaem r,el', "oa'a re
* GItte oil nos 'n'Y, ana IL N'''" wg
VI. Clay I'd done he S'a E some >f'N'er, W.
% 10 tKf'' Ha'' N'''.' "
ICES asa Az 10 Il. pun ~ ''''' = - 49,,
| m sl-h' conc ss'o+'. ,,,o,
-" Thnce have the Un"f > a. 5 sinto 20 ''''' y
into ms 81 " great ana "'o- ,'o"' '''''s' ~
No ths IL ~ 'i'y u. SUI. ~ 49, ''e'.'
h threaten II dancer " ua'' al i a. ~ S'''@
SUCK IA lyt'e' '"'e' We "'4'' - -" 81 '''s!
ms ~ 'l''f ~ u. 60 ,,a.a - WI
.oeN OF "'"o' N''''''S' - ":'
20 r,t. CO., n,,,,, If rp,ino cti
Si""", wv 81 ,,i..h =, i,s,icc
SIS ''u''"'N 10 ~ ,,,,,,.. No. feen 5no,tn
| 10 ne "s'a l''' '"e ,s22 lain r H..
| hetore. w he" III '"r - IN, a., ,h,
ioirh adn e>s '',' ,,s.rl,,,,n IF dc
Iion fon, the alIule assl,aled by South CaroIra'
no '' il ,nr,fsrrnec 10 The I,r ihrre vas hat one
nan wbo could save The Union, and he believed he
'''' =, w." ',,o,,k,r CI,yA rms remark we. are
"0"rs roor oil ., ,onconsv IN tn Enqur,r
lta,,t, h., mistake. hat il was never CORRECTED
ln1Nr Rand,lnh made TO say that he behev d
t.,, c,,n would mt" We have not referred 10
$3.50 =
states he fact correctly. Mr. Randopn's generous
hoen wears Of violent boslilny, was rca-
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.u,f Ticse', s 90, 40 psixs IF $500. wa
owned by gentleman in town. Gil. f,s chance
IN tho fiarsroA D,snl swamp Lottery So Q.
Capts s.,co0, &c, 'l;'ks.s 'or salo a
DsGSrS' OFFICE.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGERS
Tbc GIN No. (or February Of this periodical
49,. h.en rccciyrd-and, as wIii be seen ny the
.,,,n.d table ofconents, contains rich variety OF
mater: ,t.-,,-
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s-r We regret 20 loarn that Col Davenport on,
of the eandd It's Tor Congress IN this district /,
confined al home by severe indls iostion
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j.. DenA T Biaop NeKendree The vencr'h'e
william McKendree. senior Bishop If the Nctbo.
dist Episcopal Churcb depart, d tins life, in Stump
ier connsv Tenness e, on the 9Th inst. The Church
has lost one of lis brightest otnemcnts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-26

~. We learn that, 1T tho Bedford count, on
Monday. last, ROBERT CAMPBtLL aud
EDMUND PATE, Esqrs w're announced as
r,ndda IS {" represent that county Ia me nexi
Logslattrr. They ore both Wings, THOMAS
PRES rON. "a, is the only candidate, friendly
to the administration, that xe11nsr heard Of
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lk,r an The U9te4, Sntes III appears from
IJ,re ~ estermndvic s''i1a' the Safe of Ono and
.tfcW2an territory lave got mo qnorrel respect.
| IN Au1e boundary Inc Vhlcb separates them, and
both Il, ~a'eo an.appeal 20 arms, to settle the con
rovcxy, Tn Governors Of ben have ordered ou'
IefacunF MS of militia; AMI We need not be snrpf.
sd 10 hour that they.haye had battle. A bul DE.
fling tn, .alodary i'm was bf4ore the last Con.
ress ba1t.;Ss among lbc.nceiecled business.
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GOV. BRANCH AND GEN. JAHhoO -.
TIC U. 5 ToI, graph publishes the following
spicy nole from Gov. B'aneh Il" the Ed1of ., mat
apcr in rela ION 10 recent e"'hof'Z.' ue'''' u
al ,,on,,cd to The Press ent by Mr. Brancs, IN
s,.o,h d'lvc,e.' bcrle the North Ca,ona Legs
lnt4fe a, lis last session
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81 GIN. ltkson was G8 years cd o" the 'G'h
of tins month
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~ Judge White passct through Lexington
Va. on the 9Th INST with his family, on his re'uFi
10 Tennessee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-26

Ife Cut DuecL-lsear liill, the wretohed epol-
osY for a.Senalor from New Hampshire, lieb
10 k occasion / rrmlk, III his essay, read. IN the
SENATE ~ The Tx 'cuslve Patronage Bill" ! say,
10 naa Is entitled 70 an oiii'e momen longer
han he Is useful IN thar obi Z . whcreopan thu
Alrxandt1a Gazette Observes " II the hoaorab,
Senator is%iacere IN Ills opinion, we sho4ld Ike
o have Inn expialn why he he hhs for sctcral
veals held seat IN the Senate Of tho Unlted
States I"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-26

st- The jackson members Of the Massachusetts
Legislature have nominated Marcus Morton f.
Governor of thu Stale. They also rerommen,
Vaa Barren for the Presidency, and VIM. G. RVe'
IS VHe Pres dent and agree 10 send delegates Il
The d lti dorc Convention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

10 pat en- thcr ar'nor tol foreign crusade, when
they shall have succeeded in hashing the cries for
bread which may every day be heard nom thcir
neu door ncighbors, and in pouring the li.i Of
knowledge upon the besotted and ignorant minds
which daily cross their paths. Whrn the, shall
have done hs--when hey can tell us illt thcrc IS
10 longer houselvss pauper Moran ignorant wretch
IN their streets, then lc, them come to Us, and we
shall al least Give them credit for honesty of pur-
pasr, however much We may doubt The sanity of
their intellecs. But when We see diem passing by
UNDECIDED the misery which >taras them in the
face, lmploring relef, to crusade atail, Southern
character and southern rights, w must tell them
that they furnish indabitable evidence that lhey
are even more conSuHimaie hnascs than fool.
and that as lift" respect due 10 the ends they
purpose, as 10 the means by which tllcy hope 10
achieve them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

q J II oar last dites from France, the gor,rn-
mcm celebrating the anniversary Of the +" clio
riou> three days. with various rafrc-Shows II
is we'll that the shadow should - moved, even
when the substance is lost II would puzzle the
participators in the battles Of the barbados To
point 10 any permanent ads .utage derived from
the blood shed on that occasion, save that which
accrued 10 the Orleans branch OF The HORIZONS
and It's immediate satellites aud tctlner,. W
doubt, indeed, whether the cause public liberty
was not materially injured hN that event. II has
received, however, emily temporary check; and
the >mothcrcd FIRE will Vet burst forth whenever a
propilious occasion shall arise. In the mean time
tie government, IN It's attempts Ia amusr the pru-
pie b, annual rejoicing, in honor of the :" tlfce
day. is itself keeping alive and cheriShme a spi
r which viii never rrrt satisfied uail the symbols
oi that event shall b. lost ia . the hne sleallled'
until the freedom OF the people, under 4 pre-
pcrlN balanced constitutional governments shall siz
pcrsedr the military dcspot,sn, nhi,I now rs du-
rng the reign of Napoleon, hold, The hayonci N
tcrrortm over the multitude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
LUNAR DISCOVERIES

The wise men Of Gotham we've all set agoo II
few days ago, by the appearance, in one Of the
New York diurnas, Of an elaborate detail of sun
dry important discoveries, said IN have been made
in tie Moon, b. Sir John Ilrrsclcll. a son of the
great astronomer. The New York paper pretend
ed 10 have derived this article, which, blythe way,
IS most ingcniously and beautifully written, from
the " Edinburgh journal Of Science to which it
was said to have been directly communicated for
publication by DR.. Grant, an assistant of Sir John
iIclschcll, in the construction of the vast machi-
merry which brought the moon within few fods Of
the Garth anlunveilcd hcrhithcrto bildcntrcasurcs
to the SIGHT ofman.
The author of thi, scientific hoax preface, his
detail Of his wonderful Lunar discoveries, bv a de
scripton Of the Gigantic Telescope with which, he
was enabled to effect them; it, obicct-glass bcing
twenty four feet in diameter six times as large as
the largest telescope of the elder IIcrschrlI, and
of nearly seven tons weight We regret that We
have not room for this ingenious aud able effort of
the Imagination. Suffice il to say, that, by means
OF TIL, vast magniiyng power, aided by the add-
tional LIGHT thrown upon the objects brought within
the reach Of vision, by newly invented appiica-
ton hydro-oxigen, hugo forests 4 even the shade
IA well rs the shape of their foliage, were minute
" disccrniblc animals Of various and curious
kinds, were seen gambolling over hill and dale :;
bird, of rich plumage soaring in the air a d having
in the streams; and even winged men were seen,
who, from their gc>,ieuaton, were supposed to
be engaged in solemn discussion, perhaps like hcir
brethren Ola lowcr sphere, employed in weighing
matters Of deep import to church and state or ar
gulng, perhaps, of fate, free will, and like themes
of metaphysical intricacy and compleNy Pr
Lars of precious stones, aud GEMS which nphr en-
rich twenty such worlds as ours, were also sen
-by the imagination Of the writer Of this we'll
constructed fable, which, tor Il day or two astoun-
dcd the good people of New York, some ofwhom,
il Is not unreasonable to suppose, were already de
Hlsing ways and means to explore, by canal, or
railroad, balloon, this new field Of enterprise
this tempting mine of wealth..
The author Of this skilinlly constructed fable
was enabled 10 succeed more readily in practising
upon the public credllity from the locaton Of his
scene at the Cape OF Good Hope, where Sir JOHN
liefsclrl and DR.. Grant are at this time employ
ed under the patronage OF the British government.
IN making astronomical observations. Willie wo
doubt whether the author can be justified in u,ipy