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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
From Naes's Baltimore REGISTER.

W nouceda sort Of bank, in our last called the
i'le insurance and Trust company" AT Cincinnati
= NrW egk concern" We brhryc ttorwr seq that
II Is regularly quoted among the sales at the bro
hctS heard IN that cit>) the power, aud principles
oi winch arr OF the most dangerous nature and len
drncN and fatal to the farmers and other productive
classes, s"daerd INTO borrowings of monev-whlch
'h'N might easily repay, whea the Mississippi was
ni"Sel with gold, and every had as much of the,
constitutional cuncncy,@ rs he could throw his
hl' al. We were 10 eat gold, 10 drink gold, and
hItef on gold" But this. among the rrandcst
h"hb"SS OF thr day, has not been realized aud the
misery of 1t Is, that those who depended on such 4
state ot things, will be wotu> whipped INTO Ger
taInty OF the isehond and folly that prcyailed-and
soon. ~
" VT remember rightly. this is one among the
many interpretations that have sprung up since il was
resolved to put down the bank of the United States
'n' the people might have the "yclow Jackets in
' d, "goidibus fill every mans pocket J
since the period alluded to- there has been irith
P'o"S >tdf' from 10fo 100 millions of bank capirol
"U'"Jacf"red with power to issue twice as much pg
p. money and SO RESTORE the constitutional cur
ana where is all this goll--thut u1s 10 be We
HAD "sekiY ieports of the proceedings of the ,nnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

. e.. d.. .i..,I f#ft.rs Tn bills pa.
-, <t4,,s
10y -
cornp,<. rur InrosrnR.-CoL. Ntohei IN MS
,,,.,,, work. entitled Matthias aud ms impostofs'
H. ,l, iaIlovina reference To the arch impostor
lorlr,n. who frlr.s 50 successfully IN Name
,,,r wear, since Tie scaundrci, II VIII be reeoi-
l..,,i snrrce1ed ia .educing many females, both
married and single. and breaking uP maa' lami-
liz.
In anr own country the most surprising III
.,,,, al. i,npa>rnr,. an ,asion Herhaps. that has
.,s.,,rr.l VA, that OF 4lr Cotarauite whose cnor-
,,;. IN, Iicrpfie,I.ur,. mad 50 Hard stir III Maine
,a1 NJ fItruD>hirra few year, sIaac. cochran
"a, al, officer IN the army faown ont ot commas
,bytl,s reduction a die militar, establishment 81
ia. l',i,rd Sta,r> Having brcoIaep DOR and pen
,nlc,,. ne left oar ol the Arw ENGLAND cities
p.,ii.,,d # Nc mistake nat-and struck of mo
tbe coanfr,. seeking Lis l,ftuuc, and caring not
,l,.fh.T h. venf. 0aeGlr. as uient diaH On, Inc
fonpd himself near farm mouse. weary and hun
,,r,. and v.tlislIf = ntnuy 10 purchase moutIial
ol f,ol. ar ibe. use OF a pillow for the uiah. The
tfi1,Il siricz MN suddenly OF iIHoWine himself
,5., t,, m al. th,. lIrmcrtar the occasion,
IN the character Of a minister. lnroduciaghimsclf
a..,,cb Ia thr family, he va. Gladly received aud
rs the country WIS new. and destitute Of clergy
mon the qood neonle forthwith despatched ncs,cn-
ger, to the neiphbors. than Il minister had come
9mouo them. and invited Them to attend meeting.
The imno,tor had moi ,nticit,ard 50 speedy trial Of
his clcr teal character Ina, h,in, assumed it. there
was mo escauc-hc n,llst act the part for the time
beiDr The be,t Inc could Beina neither iqnorant
nor destitute Of talents. he succeeded in Acquiring
himself much better lllan he had a,nicipltcd and
11r 81 much ,ati,fa, ton to his audencc-not very
discriminating. 3s nay well he smDn,pd-os in
duced him To 3cr,eyerc in the mpo,turc he had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
,,,h.l. and n ises. essa,e., s eeaaa Gordon sf

the Legion of Honor. In 1890, lac eohniahueo
one Of the corps Of the grand army 81 oei''''''
and defeated al Dirrnstein 3o,o00 h"S>''ts ~
5000 Frenchmen and two pieces oi edn ,', "
,,.ss,.d ,b.nee Ia the command OF the ohi eufPs,
composcd of Gallo Basarian troops ePeI''e" ~
Hes.e and Hanover, occupied eassel, aio en'c, -
u,n,hurn IN November, 1870. GA the re"e"" u
bo,,ilitics he marched by Nesh'np" s' 'o"'''',
p..,,or,,3, ,,l,er. he obtained brilliant success d.
-: H., sn,eles. II Fricdland on the 18Th
S,a,. 1sos. he maintained his ground on the len
:. ~ army with remarkable sang trom and
6,n,,e.. against troops mor' numerous than ms
osn. n
short time after, lie "ss created Duke de ! re-
wise with 100 0o0f wear upon the domains oil
U,novrr-In ISIS and the three following Years,
h.. served in Spain, took part in the scise otSalagp'-
a with 10000 Frcnchmen, gained against op,o"o
Standards the bloody victory Of ocana was eharg-
ed with the direction OF the sieee OF tadiz and,
lastly defeated the SpaniafJs again al s'"bcfa Ia
1872 he took the {, mnland OF the onnE onard'
with which be made the campaign IN Russia. br-
ing appointed Governor Of tbe hrem1i, he was
left NJ Moscow when the army commenced IT, re-
treat on the 10th Of November, and blew up tho
krcmlin and Quilted the city On the 23d oi the
same month After the disastrous retreat that en-
sued he came 10 Frankfort on the Maine, to teor-
oapye his Young Guard which he led TO Iutzcn,
Bautzen. Dresden Lcipsir, and ilanau, where he
covered himself with giury.--Dulng the campaign
of 1913. he iouah constantly aud with honor up
TO the very walls of Paris. His political aud mill
tarv part has since been very insignificant, although
he occupied different Inch pos. IN tuflL Peer
of the Hundred DAYS, Inc lost that dignity under
the Restoration. but vas created peer IN 1917.
- After the rcyoiufiln Of july, hc WIS nominated
Grand Chancellor OF the Lcsion Of Honor, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

DrrLs.-t gentleman who has Just arrived from
oJanero, informs Us that while the Peacock lay
there, no less than three ducls were fought between
the Mid>hpmen attached TO her. One OF the lads
Shol through the lungs and killed; another had
aleg fractured. All thi, among friends. One of
the battle, had It's origin inapea Jacket. One said
GOOD nalnrcdly, "Fom that is my pea jacket You
have on The other replied with equal good
MIXTURE, "yoo lie, it lsmy pea Jacket The jokes
were pushed until the parties became angry and
then upon the h0nor OF gentlemen they must llght,
and one of them in consequence dressed in WIN
ding sheet instead Of a pea Jacket. An awful re-
sponsblily rests on those superior officers who per
NIT the boys placed under their guardianship to
murder each other thus. v. !. J0ur. Conn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

tia, common association plight to ,hom our lalth
10 maintain in prsiircs far lies ia power,
what We have thus solemn, declared.
General DIX ha,lne rcad the resolutions, brief
Is addressed III meeting IA favor of their adoP-
ton.
The meeting was also Addressed by tic Hon.
Ambrose Spencer and the Rev. Cortland an
Rensselaer, when Tire question WITS taken ON the
resolutions, and the, were adopted unaninou,l,
AMI by accamalion.
NM.I. MARCY, President.
Chancellor Nawurth, who is now holding hi
court IN hi, eity, was present on the invitation Of
the committee.
Among the gentlemen present, W. also observed
Judec Sutherland who is holding special term
OF the supreme court IN tins city, but was, until
Tire hour of the meeting, supposed 10 have been
attending the court OF error, in the city Of Scw
York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
JACKSONVILLE, Aur. l.

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. Il.
:. attempt 10 hWdcr.-We learn that the Hon.
H"MAs DOUGLASS, United States District A.
torncN for last Florida, was shot at, while in his
bed, about O'Clock on Sunday morninc, 2,l ms.
he shot passed through the window, and the net
nng about the bed, within about six inches of his
mead, and lodged in the wall This is the sccop,J
attempt TO take the life of this most respectable
man. lie is not aware of untricndlv feelings IN
dnlgcd towards him by any one, and has no nd
Nldual suspicious. The wretch is as vet unknown.
We hope that measures will be taken hv the pro-
per authorities To ferret ont the author of the COW
ardIy attack, and bring him to Justice. \ gentle
man. who has visited he chamber, gave as his Opt
mon that the gun loaded with buck sbot NJ
which about "A dozen lodged in tile ccnr of rho
room. Mr.. DOUGLASS is really to be commiScratcd
The depression and fear experienced by his family
can be better imagined than described.
Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
| Neir Caste gazette.



Mr. Editor Sir take @Rch pleasure IN ae-
knowlcdgina through the columns oil Your new>pa-
per, the receipt OF letter. by ne. through the
Post Oiicr, containing SIPS. The letter cneu>ing
it ran As follows -
Nj" oRh, sept. ;, 1875.
Sir: land YOU enclosed the sum Of ~i2S,
four hundred ofwhch | stole from YOU about four
Years AGO. Having been tor some time past. a> |
supposed, on my death bed, owing 10 the rupture
of IA blood vessel, all my cvl leeds winch | had
done in my pa>t life, (and they were many J n
once came across my mnd, and, Oh. my God
what horrors did ieel-the horrors of nua
conscience. lyenJured to pray, and promised
the Father Of all good, that lie noud restore my
health, | would do all in my power To repay all
those whom had wronecd. Ny petition wns
Granted. ] am nov, by the blessing oil Cod i'm a
fair way to recover though am unable 10 walk
Tar at present | hope III short time to pay 9th
crs as well as yourself, tlc amounts taken by M
from them. In many cascs the amounts taken ART,
greater than yours. By perseverng industry |
hope 10 he able 10 pay every cent owe them.
Have the goodness TO acknowledge the receipt of
the money in one ofthe paper, in the city, that |
may know il has been received by you.
have not courage TO ign my name"
1t about loul years ago that was robbed oi
this money in your city The circumstances.
doubtless, familiar 10 many of your readers,
since which time, until the present, Gothing has
been heard respecting it. As the 69rrOmcr Ina,
paid me good interest, the foan has turned out
much more fortunate than | expected
J. :. WHEELER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
DENlSO\ OLMSTEAD.
ELIAS LOOMS.
Yale College, September I.

laIe college,, September {.
T. :. This morning, at % minutes past ,
clock, orr attention was attracted by an aurora
o"cdhs, of more than ordinary splendor. II
formed luminous bow on the summit of a dark
cloud which covered the northern horizon, and
shot forth numerous corrnscations. The mag
nctlc needle WIS scnsiby affected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
Thursday, September IL, 1aar
THE AGE OF ULTRAI>u

,,"'.tis euEaSe III MY '9itfprlze. IN SljJ ST
- h, ,"i,,on' , %' , ''''i, Tiflof'efaaJr
III 10. iI r
1t is impo sibia ,laI the m5>i casual o...
passing events can fail TO perceive. that. f...
ever else the present age may be rsnarl.J.t
pre-cminen,ly distinguished for an animal,
every opinion to its extreme limits-xh.-..l... .'
becomes intimately blendo. with crror--.a
beneficial designs are perverted 10 evil Inn.
and practicable theories are oyerthrooal
eccentric absurditics oil thcir discipie,. n.
siiion IS equally true Of Politics, Morals a,l y
li9ion. Let us illustrate it bya f.w p.r5i..I -
i few year, ago, ii became nerc,,,r,.
opinion Of certain party, to excite ponal.. ''e
adcc against the National Bank , que,
maintaining their supremacy and o.,..s.. o.
that institution became the trsr Of orlI,I.. 10
discussions, however, which were eli,;,.5 -"
repeated assaults upon that institution .,o,..- ''e
ed to collateral topics. embracing 5lo ''"'
charters and monopolics and a. +, a.. oi
6cult for those who felt any ;ntoros, -, a. WI
sion. either as writer's or readers T., i,,I3 ''''
=, ~ '''''S wearing the SEM
that party should be formed. fine Ie,,i,..#
iA. of whose creed shonld he b,,,iI;,.. P''"''
tered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. far L,nl;,... "'''
innrovcmcnt Insurance or .,,,,. - '"rl@I
'i''o' 'ilee' u any Oh line malGforn
has annI;ed this pr;ncirI, IF c,,,f;... Nan
h3s bcen tbc en;.ole or Iii ,..,,=.., ''FR
's ''''t' '''' 'I''9''e :" ''i'a crusade agaio tie
DAMN 'fP's''''" 10 '"'' ilN''inlion, generated
''s'''' ~ '''' Eliminating oN4itf which party
men Always "'ah''eS' Tor party Orders than by aar
o"e'l''N 'e'le'fd''u pe IT. OF any nlScInesapm.
menu nom ''e PRONUNCIATION o' It's existence soon
cA'"oed 'h'o l'oS''i''y 10 tie "iioe system O.ca.
'oi'''o's ana 'o aaS Is rapidly approaching
V'"" ''''eeu' III 9o'''e Sc''ohN' II now Isl when
l'e's's "''' VI 'N'oi'e" nom candidates pr LIE.
S'a''''e ''U'es' '"'' 'io exclusive privilege
III w 'o' III u ''' '''s' S'' " granted Tor an
l''p'N' "''''''' W o'''' VIC presume doubt,
~ ''''t ''''9 l "'e" n' III Inc adsrac
-, -, ''''.s '''''''o"' "lN" It's
'''''s'' ''''i'''e sram oI
10Y 'i,i''' "'''' 10 e''lcF would anQac~
''''"s S'>'''ohi br
;,a. ,'''o,'' 'g''''' '' '"e nlaI''F",
' ' , e.''"" q every sac' application, Ib
II. .-.,.,,. '"''' CHARTER
"'.' '9'''' S','' I'''''' Sooo may be thereby et
',,,," .o'' , ''s''s '''e e'''S oil the system
tonar, h % "''s'i ,''s ''' ''''''y designed
,aa1 w .., s.,''>',9'''.,'' anu "'''" the p"'Ii'
D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

We learn that Judge Skater of thi, city, says
the Pnsburg Advocate, who was recently appoint
I'd by the President, secretary OF Michigan, has,
for rcasoas riM ,chich IRE are not acqnaintrd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

NoLUMsscorE.-W learn from the Scientific
Tracts that Professor Hare Of Philadelphia, has
invented an instrument with the above name which
promises to be useful in the laboratory Of every
person devoted TO chemical Investigations. Ii
purpous to be particularly for the analysis of
Atmospheric air. by means of nitric acid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

ar Law Was pat.t1 I" establish several bt1nsI
minis The reports now made monthly, aud eN-
hibit only bcggafls account OF empty b"Ass-
W are eonsoled with hope that million ct haq
eagles " eaFsd N the bank ol The nited ~tiies.
TIN. + more Of the " humbug eagles cannot
be- Gagged = He-thc htnk Is not charged with
sttai,ag them. tind there much tofbfan0Res IN
TINT 9-but Ill only pay tllfm 10 those VINO hNe a
right Ia demand them AMI. II she should. they
would onl, mango their ocauOn 10 the British mar
gus b5ni. "a New nrh. aud others. thai have bcru
itifenns GA the spoil, ol VICTORY being morc
con, culent than silver when the payment Of then
u1fr, Is demanded, aud uithlI les, valuable. to
iielr nominal amounts. than silver coin.
To retafn 10 our subJect-on the ith OF JULY last,
taswc find by scrap that WAS lying on our table,
HWtam Smeger, of DAYTON. WHO had voted tof the
Incorporation oi the lile and Trust, tas they call
II IN thr Ne" forA market y aud RoLert +. Lytie.
oil Cincinnati WHO appears la have acqulesccd IA eg
e, thing lhal Asls done nh respect 10 H. III coa-e-
Pienct al hj, pohtirH relations eiM his friea7s,
denounced the institution, and were resoh ID 10 re-
peal TIN act Of Incorporation The are well knoau
.neocaies of the gold bill and earnest supporters
Of all the sony th.n-3 Tint were SAID about Il IN Tho
LIN of is goIs '
THIS 4 fine specimen OF the blindness ol poii-
- partisan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

The circulation of one dollar bills ceased to be
legal ON Tuesday last IN the States of New York
anu onnccucuf, but the act, prohibiting thor cir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

ArroINrMESr nY rHE pnrsIprSr.--Rober J
ilarhIey, be Register ui the Land Office Tor the
district o lands subject TO sale at Tallahassee, III the
Territory of FLORIDA, vice George W. Ward, de
ceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17
DOuESTIG gyTELEIGEyCE.
PUBLIC MEETING OF TIE CITIZENS OF
ALBANY


agents Of the abolition and the antl-slasrN so'ic-
ties.
On motion Of Teuni> Nan Ncrhtcn, Esq, Iii,
Eyccllrnc, WILLIAM L.MARCl, Governor of
the State. was called to the char.
On notion of John y Div Lsq., committee,
consisting Of twenty -onc ciiizrns. was appointed
bs the chair prepare and report resolution. cA-
prcs,isc of tic sense OF tho meeting, VI:
John \. Dix, 1amr, VI kOwn, Gideon liaHle}.
Green &. Bronson, Daniel ID. Barnard, lrs,e Buel,
YIN. T. Van Rensselaer,, Tcuuis Van Nrelien,
I. RomcNn Beck, Edwin Croswcll, Henry J..
Webb, George ". Stanton, Isaiah IownscnI
Samuel Cheevrr, Edward Livingston, Alonz,
Crittenfon. William Seymour, Samuel Stevens,
Stcphen AN Rensselaer,, j., Joseph Russell, aud
John Taylor Cooper
The committee having retired, returned. and
through their chlirmln. General Div, reported the
following resolutions:
The Citizens Of Albany, participating with tl.cr
couurymcn throughout tbe lnlon IN common
devotion to the welfare of the Republic, and III
mutual desire To promote lis tranquility 10 strength
en- its social and political ties, aud 10 preserve,
unimpaircd IN purlt, and yeor, the constitutional
guarantees ofperson and property; coneciying that
these the great object, OF the social compact, a,c
at TIN. moment mcntcrd with imminent danger by
the UNIV arrantabc ncrmrddlmg ol tt'w persons
protesting 10 belong 10 ABOLITION and Anti Slave
~ societies III question of exclusive control aud
copnisancc IN Southern state, aud bclic,nr it
the dictate alike fenlighencd reason and patriot
ism 10 di,countcnance and rcpre,, a splri, Of anat-
icsm, which, whether the result OF dcl,l,on siL
i>tcr design, can only Lead If persisted III, to con-
sequences fatal to the happiness and lNr, 81 our
Southern brethren, and subNcrsite OF the Nation
al Union:
Therefore Resolved, That We regard the Con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

WILLIAM CoBBETr.-It if said Of this singular
individual that through all the various stages Of
long life, he never knew what was to have been
in state u into4ication
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

CONFERENCE.-The Government dcpo-
site, in the pei banks at this timc amount TO about
Ten miiiioa, of the peoples money. Splendid ca
pial to shave upon, Y. J. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

We have not srcn gold piece, in the way Of enl
business for the last three months. The Jirgiail
mail contractor Who, IN Baltimore, at the time ot
eieetioo, showed them ablmdantly, having
4" cleared out 10 arod Tie PERSONS 10 rhon. those IN
his possession iighilull> belonged
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

IT, n"NIde. NoS--o0,-5O>-l0,-3os-2Os-&c.
Tickets Slo-Iislvos S5-Qr's. ~. so
or sale at DlGGES' OFFICE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-15
From the Florists Guide.
THE MATRIMONIAL GARDEN.

Man is formed for social enjoyment; aud if it be
allowed that " 1t is not good for man to be alone"
may Justly be inferred that it's not good that woman
should be alone; hence union ofinterests indicates
union of persons for their mutual benefit By this
union sort of secluson from the rest of our specie
takes place and garden is retired apartment
appropriated tn culture and Improvement the mar
ried state may not be inaptly compared with it in
many respects.
1t is good aud honourablc for the human species
prudcnty and cautiously to approach this delight
u enclosure. Its entrance, in general is extreme
y gay and glittcring, being sircwed with flowers of
every hue and every fragrance, calculated to charm
the eye and please the taste but they not all so
aud as there are many persons who may wish to
enter this garden at some time other, who are vet
strangers to its various production their attention
should he directed to the cultivation of the plants
which arc beneficial, and TO the avoiding or roofing
up OF those which are injurious.
And first, let me caution adventures in this gar
den not to dream of perfect happincs for if you
should so dream, experience will soon make you
wiser as such happiness existed but in ysion-
airy heads. If you are desirous that this garden
should yield you all the bliss Of which it is capable,
you, must take with you that flower called good
humor, which OF all the flowers Of nature is the most
delicious and delicate do not drop it as many do
soon after they enter the garden-it is a treasure
mat nothing can supply the loss Of When you get
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-15
TOLLING OF BELLS.

There are dying well as dead people IN the
world, and sick people who win die il they not
encouraged. What must be the effect of this
tai note increasingly reiterated in their ears Who
would set whining fellow at sick mans door, to-
repeat to him all the day Long. Your neighbor's
dead your neigbbor's dead e. Bot you say, at
is to remind the hearty and not the sick, that we
sound and the few must give way to the many"
Good it delights me to hear you say but in this
particular instance allow me to think you mis-
taken. Idiffer from belfry with hesitation. Triple
bob majors things before which it becomes .
philosophic inquirer to be modest. But have not
memoranda enough to this good end! Have we
not coughs, colds, fevers, plehoras, deaths of al,
sorts occurring round about us old faces, church,
yards. accidents infinite books musket wars, apoth-
ecaries, kings? Is not the whole nation swallowed
up IN grief when great statesman dies Does not
even rich'old lady die and then You
mind the sick and the dying too forcibly but then
you are much mistaken if you think the healthy
regard your importantly advice in any other
light than that of a considerable nuisance 1t
would be useful to know how many deaths are has
tened by bell at least how many recoveries ,are
retarded. There sensitive persons, not other
wsei ILL health, who find difficult hear the sound
without tears. What must they feel on a sick bed ]
Leigh Hunt. !,