Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23

,peloek on the Sd of March ana woo'o "f
child born on The l,h of March 1893, u NV e'
year old on the I'd OF March 1888
No no and gres, laughter on both SIDES.
A., Rugs of Massachusetts rose simply to re,
max thu, hl. hon. COLES que lMr Adams) hao sa'a
- 4, hate a few days since, that nfisr. me 90 "
Mach this Congress would be numbered WIN Inc
lad n such was the fact, Mr.. Briggs had 10 aoo,
Ina, il was the mos, noisy dead body he hao e'e'
heard Of ..,,,o.
N, can,breieng would sgnn appeal TO gen''e-
nen and enquire who would dare vote
pu, him down, down with him, exclaimed mu',
,,,uJe of voices .--nnd Mr. Cambreleng was hisseo
down /. ,,b
Mr.. polk asked what gentlemen meant by sue"
proceedings ;,,,;.,e n.
M, Of our rights-you need not atiemp. H.
Mr.. F,oM. VIVA, does the gentleman mean by
intriguing
Mr.. LIVE mean what say.
M. Polk Will the gentleman coll nsmes
M. LIRE Aye. sir, plenty of names, II you
wish ii Yours sir, in particular
Mr.. Polk looked wolfshly, and pocketed the In
suit.
After this state OF confusion had continued Two
or three hours and the Senate had ceased to exist,
an adjournment was had and Mr. speaker Den
delivered his yaledlclory address. il was a most
beautiful effusion of feeling and patriotism, and
reached every heart. 1t had the effect intended,
and restored good hamor and good fellowship a.
mong those who had hours previous waged a furious
war.
Roet,ng your fiends.-Thcre wns universal
smile, on reading that part of Serrur'ers letter
wherein he states tina, Mr. Forsyth assured HIM OF
General Jackson's long patience, contrary 10 MS
natural character"
4 nOt
quite diplomatic in Mr. Forsyth to expose him, by
open confession 10 the French minister.
'p''' @' ~ =. Sm.
II is announced that the next number OF the ke-
yue Bri,tan,aue would contain curious article on
the Uniiod States and the personal history oil Gen
Jackson. Ii was to appear IN the beginning OF
February.
The Rcprieve of III. Pirates- The Boston At
las says that the Spanish pirates, who were SEN
fenced to be hanged the lllh instant, owe the
respte of the execution to the exersions OF laoy'
the wife, as understand from another source, OF
one Of their counsel. This lady made journey
10 Washington entirely for that purpose, and made
personal intercess ion 10 the President for the re-
prieye The suspension of tho sentence is granted
in order to enable the prisoners to obtain tes''mo-
nv said 10 be important, in substaniiating the 'nno-
cence of some of their number The Atlas says 1t
is believed Il "a. Bernardo dc Soto will be pardoned
by the President.
From an article in the New Orleans Boo we
gather tha, laws have been enacted by the Leg'sla-
lure Of Louisiana against gambling. Ihey decree
that hose who are convicted of keeping gambling
houses or tables shall be subjected to 'mprson- |
mcn, and that those who lose at gambling may in
ska no If IN
lost were debt due. The Editor of the Bee thinks
that those enacments might be rendered more etec-
live by imposing a heavy fine on the offender and
awarding half of it to the nfonncr Laws on the
subject should be framed so as TO give inducenent
to detection The vice hides itself in dark corners
it requires searching process to drag 1t to view.
The moral sense of every community Is strongly |
against, it and will bear any one out in the most
rigorous prosecution Of offenders.
The ship Samarang from Batavia, was at ST.
Helena January 10Th, to sail the next day for Bos-
ton having on board Mrs. Lyman and Mrs Mum |
SON widows Of the late murdered Missionaries.
A duel was fought on the 25tk of last month, at
Toronto U. 9. in which young gentleman
nomed Cooper, a student at law, WAS wounded, |
us was believed, MORALLY.
Hasty Legislation In debate the other day in
the Maine Legislature some hing was said upon the
Importance Of expedition in legislation, to which
John Holmes made the following reply
lie was not sure but the old maxim applied TO lc-
gisation as well many other things, the more
haste the less speed remember (said he) some
examples of hurry and precipi,ancy. Last year a
law was passed which provided tina, all Acts should
take effect certain number of days after they
published in the State paper. This made the
avs all depend upon the Eastern Areus-thc Eas |
ern Argus the Law Of the Land l don't knows
how some gentlemen may like that, probably very
well but i, don't exactly suit me. l will mention
another ms ance The town of Boston was once
much afflicted by fires, and it was thought by many
that they were set by the blacks. Accordingly the
Assembly of tho Province of Massachusetts passed
a law forbdding any blacks TO be seen out of door
after dark ,cithoat lantern." Upon this Cufec
issues on, equipped with his lantern but no candle
il! At the mex, session, it wns enacted thst
there should Always be candle in the lantern.
Well, sir, Cuff puts in his candle according to law,
but he no light en- thus they were obliged to e.
nae! laws three successive sessions before they
could make Cuff carry lantern Nth a lighted
candle in it,
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