Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

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The Knoxville lTenn.) Register of tn. III
states that the steamboat Reliance. ef,., us.
ton OF ten months in the Nuscl. Shoals Laa s.ef-
made her way through the difficult obs.ruc,,a.' 'N
the Shouts, and reached Decatur on the 2e,h Us Of
She was expected at Knoxville IN few dov.
Warning -Four female servants of -,
house in Boston, who sep, in The same roo rs'''
retiring to rest one night during the Into :, ",
weather, took with them into their ch,mb,.
hand-furnace ignI'ed W it'll charcoal In The mon.
they were found in their beds in a state Of ~
by, suffering from the effects of suf'oc,,,oa ''n'
sed by the charcoal. Fortunately the nu,,,..
of coal was small, and was consumed carly !.
night, otherwise shocking fatality would bs,,
been the consequence. ''
An English paupcr, now in the Almsbon..
Albany, has made a deposition that his a,o~e'
to Liverpool and his passage from that Dor, IN
York were paid by one Of the oversees Of Tho WIS
rish in Ensland in which he resided Two P'
paurers were sent from the same PARISH ur-,,. ,a
circumstances, and he states his belle, ,h., mn.
other passengers in the same ship were sen, y
to tins country, whose passages were paid m lLs
manner. INV
According to the Report Of the AuJ,o, Ge,,,.,
to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, the RAM.
capital IN the city and county Of Philadepbi, To-"
elusive Of The U. s. Bank, amour TO sl2 so ~.
the bank notes in circulation amount to a n.,
247-and The specie on hand is S., 1874 96i r.
Country Banks Of Penns yiva4lia have an ara.
gate capital of s ,9G6 $50 their note, in ero1.
ton :s3 $50 0f9; and their specie on hand :,
i O39 Gi0. The total banking capital in the So,
is $l7719 &c., and the amount Of notes disco,naa
is SIG, 7l9 GIG.
PROVIDENCE, Or. ~ January 10
Singular Afar.-A man aged nincy.cpb, n,
siding at the west end Of this city, who hs, ,b.,
far led a strictly economical life, living entire,
by himself was short time since taken unwn
and through the persuasions Of hi, friends injnrs
TO become boarder in n private family I.wu
with much difficulty however, Eha, hs was pr
vailed upon TO adopt this course, ns he tonsiletsl
it woulI be attended with greater expense p,,
his means would afford. Indeed, he con.en,.
only on condition that it should cost him no mon
| Idh MS IItSIouS Cc--On removing
furniture, &c. TO his new abode, two thousand doll
lars in silver, and one thousand dollars in Ran,
bills, found concealed in difrereni parts If l.,
hou'c. The bill, had been pcr'iy eaten by rs,
but luckily not materially injured as to mr.,
vent their beirg redeemed. They were of the I'm
ennis ion of the oil banks No person was bef
aware Of his having this sum in his possession
and II is probable he had forgotten i, himself Tn,
sum, in addition TO his ether property renders him
a man of opucnt circumstance being worth
this moment about twelve thousand dollars II
served in the old French war, and through ihs
mercan Revolutionary War, and is now receiylr,
! pension for hts services PatrI@
| Singular Recorcry Of Stolen Prope,iy 10
Saturday. Huntington the officer, (who had bes
over to Jersey on business connected with h
arrest ofihe Barnegat piralica magistrate, rcac,
ed Jersey City on his way back, and entered b,
rail road office TO wait the arrival of the ferry bm
While there, he observed two gentee looking, vel
dressed boys, sitting on an opposite bench, sarus1
ly engaged in conversation and one of them vi
writing with gold pencil case Huntington no
ticsd this, as well as the dress and physognomyO
the boys, but say ing nothing, he came on to Nv
| York, entered the police Office abou, dusk ID
Saturday ngh', and saw there Captain Nichols
of the N'vy Yard, Brooklyn, who jsscrbn
some property that had brcn stolen from his ffcR
DR.. Wiley ofBrooklyn. Among other things
mentioned pstent lever end gold chain, Of III. I,
| luc of $500. Huntington heard him patiently
tho end Of his story, and then asked, " Has hs
been no hing else lost p " don't know, wn
answer. i" Has there not been a gold pcns
lost" 90, yes my wife has lost one Thp
perty was stolen by two boys" |, was
You can go home, sr; III altendto in
morning, and bring you your property on MOT
d'y' Accordingly the next morning flunnnsh
crossed the rIver-traced the boys on TO Patco'
and found them at Rogers Hotel in thai tos'
Here they had taken room, ordered sumpu
banquet, and represented themselves TO have
arrived from WashIn .ton city, where they
been on Il visit. Huntington, on his arrival, ask
them into private room, requested them TO
him the gold atch, chain, pencil and case,
which, (havns divided between hemsel'es)
twain readily rendered up to tho possession OF
officer, and hen confessed their gniIt
lie brought them back % New York, and ~
are now in BridewelI. Both the boys ore mos
Specially connected one fWm. ThompsOr
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington city, nnas
from his relatives short time siHce-camG 10
cIty-went TO the Office of the Courier 4 tnq1
represented himself TO be Of respectable
~ IN Baltimore, and that he had been robNo VI
trunk, clothes and money. A, that ofHf'
made up a subscription for him, and gave
some irlfing employment about the place."
there, he formed an acquaintance with tD0 Sc
boy, and they then ard there agreed 90 AND
present themselves as brothers to Mr. whey
Capt Nicholson, procure situations IN 'Oe'
speclive families, and then rob them sh'
Oft All this they did, and would probably
escaped with their plutdcr, had not beer