Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
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Tie Cfotp-We find In the New York sun the fol
lowing notice OF a Of Group An old subscriber cal
led npon yesterday and informed that by the pub
cailpn in columns few days since of simple and
easily attainabie remedy for hccroup had been nsr
mental IN saving The ie of infant of his On Sunday
night. The ingredients sliced onions, and sugai
Land on the slices IN aycrs-thc syrup being administer
ed lie wishes to keep 1t before the people" as soy
ereign and almost instantaneous remedy
Some two months since the Hon. Rolt. r. Fleming a
member Of the Pennsy wanna State Senate from Lycon-
ing County, started Tor Illinois professional business
Since thai time intelligence Of him has reached his
distressed family and the entertained that he has
fallen victim either 10 disease OF violence.
Curious coi,icdence, aud happy melting Two
brothers, natives Of Massachusetts It's one settled in Illinois,
and the other in Texas, and who had not been home
seen each other for five years, from Boston Low
ell the other day, VISIT 10 spend Thanksgiving, IN
the same train vi ears. without Observing the other.
Thor father happened by chance be- the depot, not
expecting them, when acc,sied HIM He quite
surprised, but than all three were, when the 9th
CT son joined the party. The old lady must have been
jolced at this pcctcd addition her family circle
for the time honored festival.
Paricidc.-A young named Pomanvillc resi-
ding near Montreal, few days since, ,rhIe under the
influence hquor and in dispute with his father, drew
knife and stabbed him in five places, causing his death
IN few hours.
Uesteri .hu,ing.--The Gslcna, H. Advertiser of
the 9th, mentions the arrival that place Of two loads
copper, irom the mines Of Mineral Point Wisconsin
which adds destined distant day 10 be source
oi large income to the Territory. A number Of the
miners, smeers and citizens of Wisconsin. Iowa and
Illinois. have united IN petition To the Federal House
Representatives, praying them to adopt some
TO relieve the mining interests of those districts from the
grievances which opprcss them.
Progress, Of Temperance extensive sale Of choice
Wines the stock Of Mr.. Jno Vaughan, in Phil took
place in thai, city last week. The National Gazette
o. aI.. al,
Of the wines when put into store exclusive Of evapora
ton since and INTEREST," amounted 10 $40 600 show
ng positive loss of nearly ti 900. The very finest
Of the wines including most Of the private stock were
taken bya wealthy Phadclphan.
More Libel Suts.-Mr. Cooper announces in the Al
bsny Argus that he has commenced legal proceedings
against the editors, &c, Of the Albany Evening Journal
and New York Tribune for their comments his recent
verdict oit1OOb by default against the former
II IL stated, IN report Of tho St Louis city council
recommending the establishment of tobacco warehouse
III that city, that the tobacco crop Of Missouri amounts
this year - 600 hhds Ii il estimated that the
crop Of next year will amount to 10000 hhds
Big .lmy-Therc's man in Buckingham county Va.
who has wife, named Amy. who weighs $40 pounds
The fellow ought TO be prosecuted for big ann
The Hon joel r. Ponsctt is spoken Of for the Prcsi
dcncy Of South Carolina College.
Immigration TO .Hiss0,ri-I is stated in several of
the Missouri papers. that did immigrants pour more
TaPiuly lnto mat Stale than AT the time. And
strange as II may seem, very many of the immigrants
are from Indiana and Illinois They are principally far
mcrs and are going to the Plate country Kentucky and
Virginia. are also contributing hundreds and thousands
Of then best population.
The ST Louis Republican mentions the arrival of two
hundred and fifty Momons in that city, from England
by way of New Orleans They are going to Nauvoo,
the city of the Latter Day Saints
Illinois " hcot-Thc Philadelphia L. S. Gazette of
Saturday "Wc learn that five Thousand bushels of
wheat recently arrived in this city FROM Illinois. via New
Orleans sold yesterday private sale at dol
lar and forty one cents per bushc Such arrival
from that quarter very rare, but II to show what
can be done and ho,r il can be done"
A rencontre took place last week between young
man. named Mex ssIck, and Pitt Coleman ESD IN
fernando, Mississippi, which the latter was MORALLY
wounded and has since died. | pom hearing before
magistrate Mckssick was discharged upon the ground
of self defence
The Baltimore papers the departure of the
brig Iaine from that port for Trinidad, with forty or if
ty colorod emerans, who intend make that country
their future homes. They comprise men, women and
children and have board large quantity Of provisions
The Ialnc has also full cargo, consisting of tobacco
-FOUR bacon, sc. Several OF the emigrants (says the
Clipper have heretofore visited that settlement and So
we'll they satisfied with It's locality and climate that
they have determined to make il their future residence