Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24
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hdidna.-The Indiana Journal Of November 3 CON
'ans an excellent article ,oubes the cause ..
them, and the reurdv. On one point we are clad to
perceive that 1t lakrs decided ground. StMc Cred,
II sals, @io be restored. Let who may be in power.
political freud OF foe, We hope tins feeling will prevail
aud thai Indiana Will be one among the first States in
the Mon Ia AID IN bringing about this restoration. II
Is essential alike 10 or prosperity, aud the susonancc OF
our fair name
The Corporal's Guard in Phi'a clphia are in stew
\ recent publication appca red IN the Madisonon. i'll
which several OF the Philadelphia Tylelcs were han
died without gloves Onc OF them, who Signs himself
Thomas Dunn English, attributes the article in the
hadisonlan To to Nh H. \. WISE and has published
reply, in he which eAhauSis the vocabulary Of abusive
cpiileis upon the erra,ic \lrenlan
a Singular Occurrence Some time last spring
gentleman By the name OF Branch lctt Caira in Cum
bertrand County, Va. for Missouri. and .-t nh him
hound ,og. soon after Mr.. b. rnc't. N'- ri, he
dlcd and (strrnGe 10 ,cD the q . = A..f F.. and
coached Cara some time past, in search oi IT, .a==.
the distance being one thousand miles or mon. a.
attachment Of dog 10 his master must be very slrla5
10 induce HIM to undertake such distance.
Recently miller Mobile, for purpose o-
tlct poured several pounds Of melted lead into the eye
o the stone. The lead becoming loose, and work
ing between the stones, was ground up with the corn -
The meal WAS CONSUMED The plantation OF Nh JAS,
G.. Lyon, and number of his negroes poisoned by
it, some Of whom died, while others palsied and
together helpless. 1t is said to bca common thing for
mllcrs 10 use lead IN thus way, and the misfortune Just
related ought To be n sufficient warning against II.
similar accident occurred recently IN Europe,
Col. UeLb again indcted.-The Grand jury for the
city of New York has brought in another indictment a
gansi Colonel J. W. Webb for leaving the State To
ceive challenge and fighting duel. framed.
dnrstand, the whole law in every way and
shape. Colonel Webb appeared in court. and held
To bail in the of $2O.ooo to the charge
We had hoped (says the New York Union. and say
.I nh. ,fl b,vn
mil,ed to drop. and believe such the feeling oitwu
thirds oil the community.
IN abolition kninappcr Cdughi-A man named
Palmer. in Huron Co. Ohio overta an Wcdnes
day last Norwalk by several Krniuckians whose
slaves he had serreled and conveying them 10 the
mouth OF Huron and from thence to be taken to Canada
! lie had thirteen under his charge. twelve Of whom be-
lnged 10 the ken,uckans. and after impartial exam
nation before justice in Norwalk was committed to
Jail 10 await his trial at the Supreme Court in Colnm
! bus
/ Earthquake a, .,rar. Point-The Commercial Her
aid. published at Mills Point Kentucky says: "On
Friday last, the 4,h inst. experienced two heavy
shocks Of an earthquake AT this place. al halt past
twelve O'Clock. Z. NJ and the other about two hours
later. The first shock. which was BY far the most pow
| eriu. accompanied by a low Rubbing noise,
unlike thunder, and lasted little minute. The
way office and every thing in it shook curious
behold however. there no harm done excepting
the knocking few sticks full Of type. and
fright We are Told that the river very much agl
taied during the continuance OF the earthquake although
not breath of air was stirring a, the time.
Il Tide of Horror.-ln the Runisas Qowa) Gazette.
find relation OF the most extraordinary aud cruel
circumstance that believe forth in type
An old man lived alone. and had forbidden daughter,
who lived near aud her husband, their children,
approach his place, account merely Of
whimsical pQue tia, the old wretch had iakenagans, his
child One morning the inhuman father found hsgrand-
child under three years of age climbing upon his gar|
den rail- and he deliberately went for his rifle and shot
the boy dead Tho victim fell inside Of the fence. Tie
sid naa reloaded and watching. Not long aGer.
The mother came seeking her chill, AMI the nauo she