Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
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Til, Pfesden, has sppoinied Andrew jackson Don
nesun. 81 Tennessee, be Charar dAfair.s ei the Uni
ted States 10 lie Nss, 10 succeed Ar. Howard deceas
ed.
The l. s. sloop-of. Wal Falmouth arrived 81 Pensa
cils on the 9Th instant ifum Vera Cruz, IN seventeen
says alter experiencing successian Of heavy gats ia
the Gulf AsTtiuH " Irsnra, Esg. Pufsef, died va
The .9th ull. Ills death ocrasioned bv complica.
iion Of diseases. The Falmouth remained but one or
Two days At ben Cruz 10 land Gov. Shannon aud
rany.
A new L. :. sIoop 81 war c1ed the ..Jatnestovn. >,
was laua,Hed al Norfolk Oh the 10Th inst In the prp-
seucc # large ooueaarse Of spectators The IL us
eei in cngih and 80 l,.t in breadth Her armament
vii cohss u Ia Paishan 80 pounders, aud Palxhan
C5 Founders.
f very large cuiiun and woollen fsctory has been
fec'ed latel, Nalciez. IN Mississippi, by Messn
Robertson. osq"ud & Wells.
I Um Uhaf Fokoioods md .flaBdifcs Hep fiji he
ears IF me fgnornt.-Ihe Philadelphia L = 1azslte
fsss-"A gentleman. resident 10 lie country not many
mrs irnn This city, Informed us day ago, that
4 nsn, birg IN noment Of his and who is eInpluyed
by him 10 lspr upon his farm manlltsling disposition
ss'ie WEEKS since 10 vote lor Mr.. Cy. lad leen bese
by The Lucs N the ncipbihurd and made - believe
that Mr. Clay had put Mr. Duff in dungeon tor lie aud
loaded him with hcary chains, becaase be friend
II the people. aud illai II tie Wings succeeded there
would hs'e be civil war before things would tc ngh
And The nan firmly believes lLis!ip
Oath Fan .4riist -Wm. Chiffon Allan snn or The
llsn Chiffon Alan. is dead. lie died 90 lhe Ct instant
81 The residence af bis lahef, IN Winchester KY in
his 18Th year. lie Of The promising scup
Tors that tbs country produced. AID pursuing
4 regular course oi study, with ylew 10 The pr1ecu
tlun Of that noble eri.
The Toilet IoIe ld.-The TALES, pole which we
have ye, hcafd o' sa Wing pale that was raised at
Flushing Saturday last Nv number Of steamboat
captains. Tie first afl is said 10 be 81 feet inches
shove ground. hnd the second Jan las feet 6 inches
fl.al all met LII
The drought in Pennafroaia.-Tbe Philadelphia
North American mpusens tina, the drought in some
part At tint slac Is very severe " some places the
streams are dned up and and The water has to be hauled
several miles for domestic purposes. IN Carbon and Lee
high, aed l"n oi Northampton counties, the fircau.s
are lower than they have ever been brufe IN The
ny OF the Oldest inhabitants. Even in The Delaware
Canal. lhn bnls comp"led la carry diminished
itciahts, owing 10 the loWucss Of Tho water.
Tie drought begins 10 affect the navigation Of The
FhesnpeaAe mud Ohio Canal above llarpcl'5 Ferry.
Letters irm " ianepou say that buas having in more
ihan one bundled barrels 81 -four. able 10 come
down nov.
"A taal Dtiei Up.-1hc protaci,d drought las
cansrd suspension oI navigation the Nuns anal
: III New jersey.
Mr.. Gibson. editor Of The Bee. in Smithland Ken
lucky, was deliberately shot and killed by Dr. SNYDER,
s. hale walking n the street with his u daughter. An
article had appeared in the Bee against Snyder. which
probably caused be commission oil the crime The
murderer WAS Immediately arrested. The deceased was
formerly 'dor OF the Louisville Dime.
,3Ttrals The lltr. II. W. Iliard. late L. 5.
hinge AdaIres 10 Belgium. and family, Robert Ow~
IN. HE socialist. aud Henry Philips the distinguished
vocalist, came passengers n the packet ship Victoria
arrived ut New York from Eng land ON the 10Th inst
itub'n l. Msywood, iurmey manager of the Chesnut
street theatre. also came passenger IN the Victoria,
Sickness IN The Utsi.--'rh, ~ Louis Gazette Of the
GU say he Fever and Agne, and indeed Remit
lth's and inrlmltlehts OF every type aud tcGree.
seem prevalent enough while from the interior
from all sections OF Illinois, Missouri. aud the Irper
Mississippi, comes to us intelligence of universal sickness
81 LOUIS. indeed Is now probably the most healthy spot
~ tie circuit vi n Thousand miles"
Iica'h al The South. The bayou Sara Iedgor, Sept.
fh, fpjF while The country abound is very sekly. the
town t liayon Sara is exempt. The saue paper states
ihotlhe RY Nh. Beach, a Presbyterian Clergyman,
WAS reported 10 have dioJ TUESDAY last AT Wood
vie. Miss, Of yellow fever II discrtdns tie state
me 'ha ihs dIsease had made lis appearance W God
vile, bu says that that town is aMl fully afflicted. seven
f"rsons IL II having died on "Wednesday last.
IoRer ferer-I wo hundred persons hayo died Of
,eow lever al Galveston Texas, during the four weeks
ending August ii.
a noc tme.-A lady in this village, says the Con
cord, Mass. freeman, reduced the verge uf death by
pan lever, wnuse ease Was considered hopeless by her
regular ph, sean, has been suddenly and unexpectedly
restored 10 health by the application Of cold water The
and VIII be likely to brlns This new system Of medicine
into favorable notice.
DUei at Attc 0rledns-- On The l2th inst NIessrs
lllram Juuts aud Thomas keaiuoy fought duel rear
The Bayou Bridge. on the MaIeirle road. The weapons
used on the occasion double harTr,d guns, and
The distance lurty PAGES After exchange o shots be-
tween the eombaanis, Mr. X. received his adversary :
s,eoud tres the ball entered the arm passing through
The body sideways 10 tie shoulder blade. A lady was
IN ',ht case
! Tremendous Gole al ,9rolGcLicola We learn from
The Apalaehicula Commercial Advertiser 1t The OH in.
slah' that extensive damage caused that day IN Ap
alachcua by Tremendous gale OF wind which comm, n,
ccd bloMl ING ifoIn the northeast about O'Clock A. NJ
AID became al 5oclack ptf CT hurricane During lis
cunlmuauee the TN rous II The brick stores we've torn in
pieces, and lizards aud bricks were seen iyng sbtt IN
every diTeeiiun. Fortunately 10 lives were ust and
very ihlle bodily INJURY sustained. The Advertiser
gives long sl Of brick sluts and dwellings, that wee
inquired DUNG The continuance OF this hurricane The
amount ei the damage Is estimated al about $50 900
Erraet ofa letter from Tallahassee, Oh Sept lS4i
w had severe gale last nlght Al cnlire root u
a new brick store was blown oh Have not heard yet
the damage at ST. Marks"
ErtrGordmmy-A gentleman in Brooklyn, ~ Y ha
IN his garden Grare vine, which has already borne tw
crops OF Glafs tins season, and is again in bios
som.
Important Nc,cs 10 The Democrats. --The srag in tn
Ohlo un which the steamboats, Camauche and Aauhat
Ian were wrecked, has bee from the rivers bed AM
entirely removed by the snag boat Gopher Ii was
sycamore. eight feet 10 diabeer aud was close To th
mouth Of Salt River. So that access that river vii
, be easy in November next.
"A hard Cpsiomer.- Fanny Ispgsaif was charpe
il4ils Ilp l.r HILL