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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

 alone, but Ie, them do this for 4e sake of Hm, who died to save them from afappearance 0f sin, aud from all the consequences thereof aad to restore them to endless felicity. <. st r. P--. : The New-Yosk Mirror of las, weekcontiins anot6- CT splendid ensraviag-a twkgh. scene in the vicin lie, and engraved by Weir. .
 "Zhe Apprenfices' Componioa'' is the ,itIe of email monthly periodical issued from the prolific press of D. K. Miner, New-York, the fsr, auwbsr Of which isjuss published 1l is rsigned, i,s aame implies for the purpose ncuicaiing upon the minds of ap pren,ices and other young principles of applica. tion temperance industry, aud ft"gay. 1.-the work should be conducted throughout ID as judcious and discreet manner as the first number would seem to show, and it siald be properly appreciated and couraged by She cass Of persoas be benefited, there can he doubt that it might prove of almost calcuab!e benefits On the submission of the plan 10 person i" a"aghborinR city, the edaor he i
 uediaely subscribed or aix,y copies far distribution Instead ofboys spending much o sir lime in idle. ness or frivolous amusemen,s, ir ,hs would devote oaly pars oftheir eisure moments to the improve ment of their minds. se studying o the history of their own and other c"nn,rise, ,hsir geography and topography. their political and civil iassissons, iheir and anso.ns. ihaie eharaaAar ,sesa a;a;s zens and worthy Peplsers of sociey would be greatly enhanced. The price of this liile york son.y Afy cenis year. t.t. Ordinatioa.-The Rev. RlCHARDsM. CHiPsAN, of Salem. Mass was ordained pastor pfthe Church and Soceav in Haswrinton ffonn he Rha o.S,lS fnnsoe. a,ion of Li,eh6eLI County, March Ish. Sermon by Rev. 5. R. ASDREw of WoOdbury charge to the pas tor by Rev. FosDIC HARRIsoN of Roxbury.-Cem
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

The New-Yosk Mirror of last weekcontsins anot6. CT splendid engravag-a twilight scee in the scini- iy of lake the HighlaDds. fris drawn by Sni- lie, and engraved by Weir. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

Time Aies-and o, how swiftly flies
 The bird ofchange, that speeds her wings Through earth, and air, and starry skies, A big hl on all maieriai IhinnsI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Nelc J ork. Oot. 10.

ldraE1 tAT 70 NIEeHASrs.-An acton Wa III
90 nihe court OF CommonP ica,seslerday, 10 reeo-
yer the sum two hundred dollars OF Nj. Batna-
has Date, thc deputy 81 masfrr oil ths cltt' IN
dei the following circumstances.
The plaintiff. Mr. Robert l.. Patterson, one Il
our most respectable nerchauta-leins dcsTous ol
transmitting large sum OF money toa MI Charlie
MFariaud OF Columbus, Georgia, applied to TIE
defendant 10 insure If, sale delivery al tho YAM
time Offering 10 puy him q certain r1clnie,n on the
amount Of Ito remililuea - a. do'Nr. Tie caa,
were mutually trteoG urrn, .la On the 18Th OF
December, 1884, Nj Patterson enclosed Il sum OF
tea thousand dollars in letter directed 10 his CO.
i nlhus caflcspondcnt--,he amouu, consisting Of
l. ). bank notes OF thousand dollars casI'
This letter aud contents were delivered INTO the
hand, Of Nj. Bates, wlo received also hi, stipula-
ted rommes.oa--5ei twelve dollars AMI fifty
Goats Three DAYS ait"t this transaetion tin
plaintiff sent II ~ SAM edis idual, an additional
sum Of ten thousand dollars, also IN |. y. bank
notes, and under precisely SIMILAR circumstances
nnd arrangements.
Tie srIau,fe ct,lo>u5es reached their lc,lIuafi-
on IN due course Of nnil, but instead Of the nol,s
heiueol the Us. Bmk, they were scycrallV found
to l., bill, On the Mfnhatlan BuHh Of this city,
which wrre in tbat part OF the country, Al thai P,-
io1 GB the month u February lntIe present Yeaf)
at discount oi ono per cent. Al lhl' u'h' tl'' e
MISSIONS ol the l.. = halh "tte al par, ana NJ
VI fH1ahd OF eonisc, adNl9r the Plaiuiiil ol the
deficiency anI drltcd bin whit GA bciag aP-
priscd Of the llei> Communicated Ia him from To-
Lrmbu>, Nh. Patterson called upon Mr.. Bates and
after rcmonstrating with linn Tor substituting bill,
81 a description different tiom those Which had
been entrusted 10 him Ior transportation, insisted
upon being niemn'lrd nom any lo>scs mat mem
accrue an consequence III Nafh uudH'h hlsca pro-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
from the \. \. 1r0ns,,I,,t

more ~ me" lo'dships.-Wc understand H..
II was hstln tins city alone, and in brcakinq ln..
ana "aieninehs heads, that the maroniy If W..
'o'd ann ms gallant compeers exhibited ,bc;r ~
"ie peaih2' As tirT were tfg,v, ling ltIcIy alma.
one OF me southern hoais, they took cccas;o, :,
thr Old lady said, Ia show ti:nr Lronoh,,, -.
hey went aboard IN the galh of, cammon ,a1,r.
oal as thcir inciinations were somau hat r,or, =.
Ph'hg man their dress seemed to Inc, ,cate ,La,
were not careful TO coniine themselves "a s,n,.i
quarters. W S"'"'
III word, III" gallant Young noblemcn beo,.
themselves to the ladies' cabin and ,boro c,,l,,t
enactment OF such shines tha, tho c,,,,a;, Wv
called to reduce them 10 order. '''''" w
W hat are You doing here in the lad;o,, ,,,;. ,,
said the captain. '"D'" +
IN It what's that to YOU ~ repIed N,
marquis Of Waterford. r'' VI
IT 5 good deal 10 me, said the captain. " fo
as happen to command this boat. il is mr., &c =.
duty 10 see thai people in their proper n,ccs .r'
l must tell you, my lads, that Won are ou;to IN, :,
Your latitude. The ladies' cabin is no nl,ro r.
sanorS.-Clear out, and 90 forward
10 forward y echoed lord John Rercsf,.l
whom do YOU take us to be - >'N''''''
Just "ha' you appear to bc-iour drunken
"nmanncrly VagabondS Out with you,
re gentlemen, said Lord Roselyn
Gentlemen - repeated the captain concmo-
'1on h. l must say You have very centecl va,
OF showing il. But cannot condoscrnd ,o b,"S'
words with such fellows. Out yo, uns, 40 ,nl
c9n'ine yourselves to the fore part Of the boat
where you belong" WI '''''
-. We're Irish noblemcn," said the naron;, Al
w atcriord, land no sailors"
l., You're Irish nobIcmen, or any other noble.
men, men, SAD the eap'a'" coolly, you ought TO be-
""r,, n>p noo'emch. But as you come here in the
g'rp OF sailors and your behaviour i, sucL as IA dis.
grace the lowest tars You must Co. ,roa
yo"acoord'nglv Here, speaking 10 some of hi,
men) take these fellows to the forccas,c anJ ror.
fine them there '''" 'V"'
"Ay' ay,' said the men, and scizinq their no.
DE loidSh'ps' they conveyed them forward in spite
" ', STRUGGLES swearing at the unmaunery Yam
Nces''chohstranccS, and threats OF venoe,ncc and
kept them there during the remainder Of ,Le nas
sage. VI "'o f"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

1t is a matter of copgratuiaiion to the friends OF
old William and Mar, that the place vacated IN
tia, institution by Professor Rogers has been filed
most abs and satisfactorily Mr.. MttiNeroN,
the new Professor. vino has taken lie char oi
Chemistry, is a gentleman 81 unque.,ionahle ahili-
ties, ard of a hirh reputation. Ito "a, quite
distinguished man ia Europe. having tccn proie'-
sor Of Natural Philosophy in the Royal Institute
OF Great Britain, IN London, for Ii year. lie
Was Editor Of the Qaanefly Journal OF seiehs''
wah Brnd, was Professor OF Natural fbhoso-
PLY AID Chemistry Ia Gus. am 81 lde"sis
liospislle. London; one Il tic ienHdt''s OF tie
London VI, ciIants insumio, aud t'Siir'a h.eie
Ter several years. Mr. vi vi, a>o Professor oil
Civil Engineering, auJ ol the afpneatIoh OF 1henl.
istry and Mechanical Philosophy To the Arts and
Manuf,c mrc>-- Secretary 10 thp RoNd Asrono-
mcll Society q Loa3ou, f9r two ycafa --and tic
Gr,l Editor vi the Library u l,efel knowledge
having written soue OF The carly parts al that work
These services, and thi> experience. place the ne"
Professor in IL attitude oi iigh responsibility, and
rive strong assurance that h. i, amply qualified +"
succeed vefDhtl, the distinguished gentleman Who
preceded him, Il. Compfar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
From the .Ncmar& ". ~ .iircrt,,

lNTrNrtRANcr, GAMBLING, FIRE AND DrAru.
u horrible CLIMAX, but as natural rs the conncc-
non OF cause and effect. \ shocking illustration oc
CURED Yesterday. Between II and o'clock lasl
night the town was alarmed b. the cry of fire, pro-
eccding from two dwelling houses in Quarry ST..
occupied by several Irish families, SO lar as we
have been able 10 learn, the fire probably orisina-
ted IN carcIcssncsS, resulting from gross intGm-
Prrancc and rotnc among the occupants. About
nine O'Clock in the evening Git being SuEiaV) one
OF the ConStahles, with citizen, in pursuit of an
freshman who escaped from the Bergen County
jail on Saturday night, entered one OF the houses
unexpectedly, and surprised party round table,
PLAYING cards Other circumstances lead TO the
hehet that the house during the day was a scene of
calousal and drunkenness
The tire originated in the garrett, where it was
probably communicated 10 clothes hanging TO drv,
by drunken woman who had been up several
times during the evening and night with light
The boys asleep in the garrett were walked by the
smoke and communicated the fact to the miserable
inmates below, who were still over their cups-One
OF the number, we hear was SO beastly drunk, tha,
1t was necessary to drag him out in order to save
ms NE. Two young women, we are told were
found IN very lnlc better condition
Another lcmale--thc wife Of Patrick Dovle,
'onant-lt appears, met the ST rotribution of
tho loatlsome habits Of the house Instead Of
r'inr'ns ont Th"n rhe al.r,a ~; comn,unic sted,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
eONESTIC IVTEIElGEXCF.
z-----3--7-Il7- = : = :
WESTERN INDIANS.

We learn that the Commissioners afr.'uisd IL
treat wnh TIE Western Indians, have returned 10
Fort Gibson, after having successful, aoeehfiSll-
s.l the object of their mission. \ treaty OF amhA
MAS coneuej b. then, between the United States
and the Cheruhecs, Greeks. CheclanS, osaees,
Senccas and Quapavs. Nothing occurred TO ~
,rrrupt the general harmony, nnd all parties sepa-
r,,ed with good feelings.
There i 10 doubt thai snls Arrangement vii d.
Productive Of happy eaeois. Il IS the hfst u"'e
tbrsc wild Indians have met upon such an coca
sion. The, hive heretofore kept the frontier IN a
x,.,c of alarm, aud have attacked, with equal i'm
pariia ifs, c,laens OF the United States ana 'i't
indians
We learn thai there ar, three families. or di'i.
SONS, oil these Indians, who inhabt the great
Western prarie. These ar, the Camanehes, who
are the most numerous, but Who have no liked I'll
permanent villages, and follow the herds Of hnli'-
ioss. with heir movable hodges, sometimes North
and sometimes South OF Red River
The Nncheias, consisting oiscsefal bands some
living North nul Others South al kcd hhct
Those North a,c the Tuw.cash 4 Naehos. hey
have fixed villages, and raise eotnand vegetables.
Tho hioswsys are tlle third family. They
have no fixed residences, but wander fnm tie Of"Ss
Timber. on the Arkansas, Canadian and Red
River. 10 the Rocky Mountains and arc some.
times, though not often, found South oil Red Rl'-
or, As many different terms have been used ~
Designating thc.e indians, We have thought
would be- acceptable 10 remove the confusion oo-
cayionet hy an imperfect knowledge OF them, and
si,c their divisions as reported by The Commits
sioners.
From some cause not known, Tic kloa@l>s did
not attend but We learn that 4 depujaton Of ih'lr
Chief, was expected d, Fort Gibson, 10 give their
concurrence Ia the arrangements made.
We further lcara, that the Commits .ionors have
very iudiciousv inserted prayision in tie treaty,
ineulca,nc the desire OF the United States upon
the Indians, TINT they rctaaio at peace win Me,-
CO., Hioatmsfon GIo5c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

nj foAl PRAYA ISsuRoEkrs.--Nc under
stand there Is letter from Bernardo Raggio, mas
ter oil the schooner which brought d detachment
oil the Portuguese battalion which rcyolfed al Port
praya III fehruary last, 10 Ills place, 80 Of whom
"efe alier"afd, appfchended aud are condn-
ed n Richmond. This letter is written from Ma
deifa, and gives information OF the schooner in
which Lopez aud the ollirr leader, Of the nsurrec-
ton le.i Praya. 1t will be remembered that the
great bod, Of The soldiers implicated in tn, hoiril
transaction were thrust board a polacca and
ordered 10 proceed'5 the United States while
the rich treasure, sacked from IT,. city, was put on
board another vessel, in which the ring caders Of
Il" ia>arrccton took passage, promising 10 follow
l1cm' But !. appear, from tic letter Of Raego,
at II NY Their intention TO steer another co0r,e.
ana keep the booty 10 themselves The long time
winch had elapsed after these Two vessels left Port
Praya, during which nothing was heard OF the one
IN which Lopez and his colleagues with their IL
Gotten treasure were embarked induced the belief
That She had hoe lost at sea. Raggo'5 letter, how
ever, "c learn, inform, that this vessel made for
haagadorr, ION the coast OF Baibars) where She
arrived sale hut quite unexpectedly to those on
board She was Immediately seized, by order OF the
Portuguese Consul thcrc--aud Lopez aud his com
radcs were arrested and imprisoned. \ Poru-
suese irgatc, upon the receipt Of this intelligence,
was despatched 10 Moggaaore, to bring home the
money aud other valaables pundcrcd at Port Pra-
ya, and also the captive insurgents. Capt. Rag
eio also in his letter that the Portuguese CO.
yernncnt lave determined to send vessel of war
10 TN, country, with demand of the delivery Of
the Portuguese now in prison in Richmond
NortoN UcraH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
! rom ths R0sfon Ga7ttfe.

Tho following notice appeared in tn na.!s
Advertiser OF Yesterday;
The Boston Eena'e AMI saveey 5 cjety Lave
been informed that the proprietor and lessee Of
Congress IIall, t5lhds that The anuaI meeting Of
,aid society shoJl lie holden a. tia, pla,e, under
shr apprehension thu, tie budding Is endangered
BY the determine ION at men oil proputy ami
standing, to put stop - IT, uetpn2, let hc
consequences tie ntat ,lcv nav.
They thea ore motif. lie Numbers and the
public ccnctally, dat the meeting will not take
place the anniversary Of tlr foro,ifion Of tie
society, rs was a; fir, proposed. and has i'halte
been their practice, bui viii he postponed until
further notice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
AN ENTIRE RELIGIOUS CON,,Iryrry

!, pHNN'illt' IN OnIo.-Dr Andrew Reed. in
''e Narrative ofhis visit to the Amor;c,, Church.
rS Just published, gives the following account Of
Granville, in Ohio '"'"s "''o'"' VI
IL, n''hv''ie Is small town, which, believe. is
"noiy religious. As settlement !, Josoryos M.
''e. IT "ss made by a party of n;netv ncr.on,
non new England. On arriving at this spot they
gave themselves to prayer, that lhcy mqht be d.
' ~ choosing their resting place in the wilder
""o ENJOY the blessing Of God. AT first they
,,,,' c' WI" '''eir little ones in the WAGONS; and
'' mrs, permanent building they erected vasa
s""r,n ,or divine worship Tho people retain the
al a "'' Pons manners Of their fathers. They
'' eo' church; and there are four hundred in
,,"'' Vi communion. They give one Thousand dol
r,,n IVA, 10 religious institutions. One plain
'''"' VINO mas never allowed himself tho Lxury Of
sci OF f're irons. besides what bo da.. :, homc
yves ;a one re- hundred dollars year to RELIGIOUS OBJ
J l' me present pastor is a devotcd man. and
&c i; pos,'rous III the care of his flock Some
~ "s "'cthods are peculiar and m;obt bc obicc-
.'o'''oe elsewhere. lie meets hi. noonle in dis
,''c's once week, in turn. for ;n.,ruo,;or lie
"uups an alphabetical list of the members. and
H.. 'ao" name opposite dav of the month
ha. =. o'e year and on that day all the church
.''s 10 pray foI tina, member. Ue la. oycrsccrs
:" .'e o'str'c's, who arc to make an cntrv Of all
points OF conduct under separate heads dur;nr the
1Ia anu 10 furnish full report TO him at lis close
port ana the names Of The parties, be reed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
By order OF ihr Board,
May ) PAKKrn. President.

Is it not altogether too had lrt or peaccablc
CITY should he kept ia STATE Of excitement and
eommotion h> such foreign vagabond rs Geo.
Thompson Yesterday upon mere rumar ih,t
he WAS 10 lecture before the lrnalc An,i-,lavefl
Society. that par at Washington street in he
neighborhood "f Amory liall was tllcd with "a
crowd Of people waiting for his arCval.---Whu
their intentions were Nc hav, n rlcan> nf knowing
but thought We could read Judge L,neh cult
s,ronely depicted ia nost of hcir c1un,cuanec>.
Verify, " the curse never fell upon cur nation nm
Ill now" After having lcrn forbid tho use ol Iu-
lien Hall, ii uas puhlicly announced IN one ii the
morning papers That thc lecture would be- post
Poned Ia another opportunity, md Vet the mpi-
dent scoundrel privately engaged Richie Hal fol
the same afternoon, and al O'clock about f,liy
women were collected in that room, over Mr.
Cnlvct's store, 10 listen 10 an address from HIM,
But 10 the credit OF our citizens he VI, not prt.
miIted 10 hold forth, and his weak aul dcluded fol-
lowers retired TO their respective homes. Nj
Thompson was no where Ia hr found
TWAS reported last evening that, on complaint
Of the mayor, Thompson had been bound n,cr To
keep the peace. This perIap, il the best di,po.
.ion thai can bc made of the >coundrc hv fLr
.ily authorities hui the" citizens general, =
would like to use him up in some other way
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
From Briegs' Boston BuHaia.

SrlclDr.--Ihis ('hursday) morning about six
O'clock, Mari lilnsiotc committed suicide in Ie-
vef,tt laih BY opening the iaguar VEN with a IA
zor He was to have been conveyed 10 the State
Prison for life He lrtt IN hil cell letter 10 his
wife Of which the following Is It copy =
M dear nitc-(lhou best OF womcn) most deep
Is do regret and repent lhat bad not lived
agrerably 10 Your good and sound advice II |
bad, mglrtnow have been enjoying your good
society, with the rcsl of my friends. On how |
could be hurried on, and aadrkaost3, to you, can.
not couoeiye---bn alas 50 ii is. freely torgiye
my eecmic,--as hope 10 be forgiven hope VIZ
may nee, in another aud better world.
From your alleclonale and loving husband.
MnK MISSION.
\. g. Farewell my living friends.
Thursday moruinG, NJ. NlS1oH.
Oct l5tl 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
SICKNESS AT NEW ORLEANS.

inc new orleans Am'lcan OF the ? h ul'. az
ter mentioning the large number old atls thai or-
Cured in that city during tho week endmo the 25,b
alt. says -" We are inclined Ia the belief ,ha,
the incwasa may BE- attributed to theunusnllnumbcr
81 arrivals May persons whose im,rulcnce We
arc at loss 10 qualify, after passing The summer
away. have just returned in tho most cameron,
season. Wcslviso those who are away not to h,
too hasty. We will give them faithful nlletir
o. the health OF the city, lat they may iudc, for
themselves when il is prudent to return"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

foRsrpa-Lr RnAt.--Thcre IS a re- por, IN eir-
culaiion that Messrs. Stgt h,un, Calvert, sad
others. capitalists, are about to level aud Nc
hdamize il,e Washington and Baltimore Turn
pike Road, aud run ttereon Locomotive Carrisg-
csslier tie model 81 those ,upio,e ed on some Of
rie turnpike toad, IN England. lirhis report bo
correct, aud We do not kuoW how correct II my
be, the Baitmote and Washington Raj Road will
have formidable rival. W believe tie LoeoiIlsl-
ives On common road, eaH bc made To run Is asst
or nearly 81, "a ihe-'es cars with their trains
Oh : railroad. iie1 Ca
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

\ Gaming fracas took place in Salem, Massachn.
sets, on the 9TH instant, between Lieutenant vii
kin,on of the Navy, and Lieut. Miller, son Of the
Collector Of the port Of Salem. Wilkinson was
the aggressor, and had prev onsy challenged Mil
Ter To hehi a duel. Both were arrested, and the
former held to bail in the sumof 1000 dollars, for
his appearance al tic Police Court bu, no, beinq
able TO procure it, he vas committed Ia prison. Mil
Ter WIS at once DISCHARGED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

We understand, SAYS the New York Daily Adj.
sFrtiser, that letter from New Orleans, received
N this city, mentions that another instance of pun
.nn'~nt under the sentence of Lynch courr. had
Ssses inflicted in that civ, upon physician, who
Sss hrst SEVERELY logged and then had one of hi,
e.rs enf on What was tho specific offence with
shss = ~ -ta,c'a, Gre no, informed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
FROM THE NORwAJK c.,rrrr

doLT' Of Hoh's Hotrl-Thc appetite for mo-
"'s IS never satisfied in those who have been sue
'ossiu' IA business and nothing can cure them Of
g u accumulate, but some great reverse of
.o.'une' l hen they are only sensible of the dam
gerons eminence upon which they stood whom ,l'a,
nave ''''eH rom II. Thev dcsp,,ed security and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

ENtlE subscriber, having determined to contin-
h ne the Commission Business at his old stand.
is prepared to make liberal advances on all pro-
duco consigned 10 his care. From his long expe-
ricncc at business and by strict attention. he
hopes to receive share OF tho business formerly
bestowed on lIolcombo & Tyrce
RICHARD TYREF
ir, - ,s;t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
MISSISSIPPI sFNATOR-Thc Lon

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR.-Thc Louis. lie
jonfuasays," Letter, from gentlemen Of Intensive
information in Mississippi lead u, . believe. that
either Mr. Poindoucr Or y, Piunmcr, who is
no" q VAIN iren'' d ,utac White and an uncom-
promi''ae o,.poncut OF Van Buron, sill be elected
10 tic l. S. Senate over Mr.. Walker who IS the
Van Barren candidate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

LONG LIFE.--A Norfolk paper rnept.ea- tic
death Of PhillH balkc, Il black woman, WHO vas
horne in Sirawbo,r, Plain, in Princess Anne coun-
Is, ea) in tic year 1920, and consequently, at
the time nj her death. in the hundred and
fifteenth year ofacc. Shc was mother of twenty
ono children, and her de.ccndat are almost inna-
mcfabc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Duel in the Md,terransdn.-

Dmlin the Wtd'terrdnsoR.-To prevent mis-
construction or unnecessary apprehension bv rcla
tions and friends, we are induced 10 mention fla,
the principals in the late fatal duel, Tough, at Ger.
GENT, ware Lieu. Stuart, and acting Lieu. Tnr-
ncr of the u. S. ship Delaware. STUART WAS ,c-
vcrcly wounded, and died in twenty our hours.
" l. Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Rtforsry Of a large part Of Tie money a,ira
from the Bank at Sarannah.--ln consequence VI
information received at the Police Office in this
city "A few weeks back, two Police Officers were
sent TO Savannah, who have recovered a6q, 700 OF
the money which was stolen from the Bank.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

A SrorrrR.--Juen Hall, in Boston, has laics
been hired by new Abolition Church. Tor hen
u,c, a certain PORTION ofthr Inc for tleit rer'-
Gus worship. THIS privilege srizad upon u
PIT Thompson in 10 larangue company Of Iadics.
But the lessor has given notice in the p1per<, tlaf
be shall close the avenues 10 the Hall and thar no
asscmblN for such n.lnn.e slall he lllcn In Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

The Wheeling Gazette estimates the mefrhan-
disc transported up and down the Ohio liver in
steam boats during year, n ,,lG,30O,0 900. We
have ma means Of ascendnng the correctness Of
this calculation, bur should lhinl, that il is not too
high. LoaiseUe .deeass1r.