Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
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F | ne titof. ~ was undetermined whether 10 re-
main IN London until be received further IN
+ sirnctions from home, or proceed Immediately
10 France. We understand that Lord PaImers-
ion had accidentally omitted 10 officially inform
our Government ~ the appointment OF an Am
bas .adUr 10 The United Stats by the French
| Government which Is Inc sole cause Of the d.
| liemna in which Governor Cas- at present iads
himself
| The French Government proposes declaring
Its African possessions slcekngdom, over
which, in the character OF yieeroy, Pnnce Of
the blood would preside,
Almost all the members Of the Bonapafle
| family, says the Prcsse, are PREPARING 10 leave
| Europe, and remove to the United States of a
| nerca, IN consequence OF the advice OF certain
| Sogereigns vino have constantly gwen them
marks oil iheir good will, and oil the greater pat
OF their friends IN France
Mr. O'Connel, as Gov Of the National Bank
| has addressed letter 10 the People OF Ireland
on The subject Of the recent run upon the Banks,
| IA which he assures them 1.-THE ultimate sccurl-
ty of those institutions arising out oil the perso-
nal liability OF the shareholders. The Great A
| giiator seems ambitious by turns to play the
Great Composer.
Neie YORK; Jan. 3-Died, this morning Mr.
! Abraham Herring, aged 81 years. Born on an
estate, owned aud cultivated before, and for
long time afterwards, u farm by his father, ex.
tending from the Bowery, across Broadway
nearly to Hudson str ct. oil which Bond street
was tn garden plot and the site Of the Unyer-
slty, Washington square and all the adjacent
tree were enclosed fields for tilace or pas
lure, he had lived to see the almost magical
ch ,nge, that the city has undergone. and was
most conspicuous representative of the ancient
Luton stock, It's original founders
Cotton crops in 1tros.-We have infOrma-
ton from "A gentleman OF this State, who was IN
| TeXls few week, aqo that he saw Gathered
hom plantations on the Colorado where not Il
blow had been struck this year by the hoe or the
plough, and where not a single seed had been
thrown MO the ground, cotton in the proportion
% d, from l9oo pounds to 1000 pounds to the acre
| he seel hau taken from what remained ON The
s'ouu' " '',' ~ r'"i'' ''a "'s ent''ey Hio"
- ', 70 w. Nv ~, Wv
o.. i, 80, W. sane saw S", ao
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me oPpF'8S"i I0tfs.-l he tuSsinn COY
frnment has published a list oil one hundred aud
| iotp TWO hooIfWchiol lae government oi w INA
Whose property Is conis taled, t5r having taken
pariln The revolution ot Poland.
Sir Robert I.l,ron. formerly amba sadoi from
The Count OF 81. James 10 the United States died
II his seat near Endlbur5h, about the close of
October lat. lie IS ,uppo ed To have been up
wards oil ninety years OF age
Iataufie. + Ig,jjono ! DIR l6 q, Nond,,
evening lasr rrncontre took mace =, tho .io,a
Of NlesSr.. J. & J. Woods in ms town h,,,eao
Mr.. John Woods merchant Of mi. nl,,r AMI
John II. W Frank, innior editor Of the Nncn
~ Mr. V.onJ. ,y,s '.,,iInJ ", ma ,,',.aI
the firth RIB on the left .idc was cut entirely of
and the In.trmcnt entered the cavity Of .tEr
heart through the hight yentricle; he fen d4a I
almost inStoniiV,
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