Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
PARAGRAPHS.

IH3ajeip5it Bants.--A letter from PHILADELPHIA
says There 10 agood ieeiing among the stoeAhold
ers Of the i INKS generally, arising cut of tile favota.
bic rcpots Which have been made relative To the two
institutions whose Affairs have been submitted TO the
seatt hung operation of committees. You see much
IN some Of the papers about the neglect Of the L.
) Bank TO make monthly reports the faux is not
chargeable to the Bduk, they never wished to con
ccal hen affair, AMI ii viii be found that an expo
siion Of th,sItuaon OF that institution will disap.
polut lis opponens.'
The Philadelphia Month American says-sWe find
the rumor OF speedy resumption ON the pat OF our
Banks to be, As We feared, rumor, at any rate
tor the present. The cause winch was alleged to
have led Immediately Ihcir suspension viz the de-
maud iur specie 10 pay the Eastern debt still con
Hnues and were the banks 10 resume before
they are more fortified by the afryal of remttances
or produce hom The West 1t would Of necessity be
merely nominal. Dep sites in them have increased
since the suspension $500, 00O-nearly all Of which
are Ton Eastern account, and are waiting some IA
Votabe turn IN the exchanges before being drawn
for"
On Thursday night last a salute of one hundred
guns was fred from BROOKLYN Heights aud return
ed from Burl,ng ship, in celebration Of the triumph
Of Wing principles IN The State Of New York al the
election. Dung the Time OF flung, bonfies were
blazing from the heigEts
The icrcr al Aaggsia, Cody table published
in the last Chronicle and Sentinel We observe thar
i
of August has been 2i0. The health of Augusta
ia now completely restored. They have had lhree
successive hosts accompanied by ice.
The Mobile Advertiser Of the oh saws thai the
Mobile Bank, with %250,000 in specie, has crcu-
atiun OF only Ss00UO.
Relative to shipments of flour to Europe as a
means oi remittance, under the present far pfce il
commands there. the New Nolk ExuteSs savs.-
" or the last month the shipments OF Four to F. no
land have been very large. and now they are couli1
ucd TO France. To such an extent have these
ST. ptnents been made, bat nOt oaly has the rate oi
exchange been carried down To per cent bur Bills
arc quite pnsaleablc Add to this are now 1t the
commencement II our Cotton crop, which as il goes
forward will bring England in debt TO US more and
more"
The Stanton Spectator states that Mr.. Timothy
Cunningham. Of the contractors Of the Valley
Road, while IN the act OF slaughtrrIng bullock,
stabbed himself IN the igh, cutting, as il is sup
rossed the great artery, aud died IN few hours.
Surglca aid was Procured spet5ty as Ioss, be,
aud tie bleeding stopped butnot IN Tine 10 save his
HE.
The schooner Napoleon, which sailed from New
iork on fhul,day last for Guey's Ferry, Florida,
has on board leo dragons, under the command Of
Lleat Darling
The Hon, Marlias Morris. late rcpresenta,iyto in
Congfess from Bucks county, pa died at Doylcs.
town on Saturday last.
Marder.-The Mobile Register gives the f,llow-
ing account oi dreadful murder. which occurred
IN MI Pleasant, Monroe county, Alab.. on the l7th
ult ~ II. John Bradford who lives below tins
place, and very near Lttle river, shot dead while
using Irom the supper ube twelve buck shot en-
iorcd Eis head, killing him instantly. y Young man
carpenter. who also al table, whose name is moi
remem5ered also killed at the same tine one
buch shot having cmered his temple. The Latter is
supposed 20 have bccn accidentally killed. 1t is
not known who pe,peftated the deed, although
same two or three persons have been taken up on
susP'cfop, bur discharged There ha. been for
some time past an enmHy between two iInsilies here
tn oae aud the lambert family. Oae Of the Brad
lords murdered last August one OF the Lamberts-
are"srd IS no" Offered iet his appiehension-it is
Probable that they erhet did II themselves OF had II
done"