Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

CEUELrf ora SrIAMBoAr CArrAa.-1he cap
f1nota New Haven steamboat started for y \ ofk IN
n4eddtly def the afe Connecticut election. aud fais-
Il large board lflisirg At the latter place. with
The inscription. IL leo -toc,s hare eel A." The
y Y. lucUs seeins tic inscription. ieaped on board
the boat with the greatest exul'ation and eagerly rush
ID npto The oaptaa with the inquiry" Hafe ee reot
~ etHi' Y said the captain diy, you
nANt GOT eoafet Sprp LIcNNG.'
4 sensible aiaa.-Amonr the acts passed by the
Legislature Of Maryland IT lts late session. notice
one changing tic name # Andrew Jackson Slu,ard
Ia John Marshall Stodud.
4 Jaiaobie Pauleae.--A wife IN Maryland can
by law Of that Stat, dHorcc hcrsetlfom con mon
druuhHrI.
GovUENoR OF CrrA.-Gcn. Tacon las Jeff Cuba
carrying with Inn the blessings and regrets OF the
honest and the cufses aud the maIedclons all The
ldcrs. glmblers and robbers Of the Island. Cuba
yer can pay the debl Sic owes hun. In the Of
three short years, and Is II by magic tie most
satr, desperate aa1 numbering place upon earth. was
made by Inn the ruosf safe and best cgulatcd
eity ~ the world, his uluehcc not confined to
Havana, bun va felt aud reached TO Inc rcnotcst
parts OF the Island. III hts successor. Gen. Espclc-
IA, We know oil hin thus much IIt he is a native
born-his father lGnlug been Governor of the
Island some fony yeals a2o--hc has been second
IN command 10. year possessed the friendship of
General Tacon, AM through the wishes OF the latter
Was made Governor by the Queen. He promises to
redd in the steps oil ms ilIusrtous predecessors but
how FAR he has the will, ability and irmutss 10 do So
remains yet to be known.
BIZ SoHrriINd. Ono principle Of the Mussul-
man creed IS that every person should have some
trade. Thus should II be, the wofd osef See
That young man, no matter hat are his cenlIstan-
ces, on prospects Il he has plan, lie NJ" never
accomplish much. II he relies upon LIS present
possession, OF upon an anticipated fortune, ten 10
one II hIs hne hopes are not bhghled and he finds
too late tdat the only path to true IS by APP
phcaton.
TnE GILMAN OF TIKI RIpICULors.-The> Globe
invites the attention oil us readers 10 the speech of
DR.. Nd,y Of Connecticut, by stating thai he, (lhe a
orcS'ld Doctor) "speaks IN the strain IN which Dir.
Franklin wrote -
CA"G'Ne THE Tn1Nc TOO rNn.-A gentleman
Al Nachcz few day ago requested an acquaintance
10 carry a sum ol money 10 New Orleans. lie
ncdIt TO Texas. Prentice.
It used to be said with truth that exchange was
no robbery That can be said no longer. Exchange
on New York is now per cent. 1t is robbery
Lou. Jour.
LooE OUT TaRers.-A case recently tried be
fore the county court Al Rutland, VI. ia which
Miss Munson recovered - 1923 OF Mr.. Hastings,
to'a breach omanlage contract. The principal fen
tufc IN the case WAS the charge of the Judge, which
tended to show that no explicit promise
eessary to bind the parties to marriage contract;
but that long continued attentions or intimacy with
temale, was good evidence of intended marriage as
special contract.
NeioiiSm IN France-A new English Wesleyan
chapel was opened IN March, IN PARIS by DIR. Blunt
M. The chapel and peslry SO crowded ON the
occasion that an adjoining room opened to ac-
commodac those who were present collection OF
l,lu2 francs was taken. \ commodlolls and well
uated building, nelr the BouIevards st. Denis aud
ST. Martha, has also been taken for the French Yves
lcyan Service. II IS capable of holding from to
400 persons.