Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
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Tfeaon. To In hlarsl ali Vi The Uned States for The
ID istrict 81 New jersey.
a Hard Umiu.-'ihe en-. uug winter, sccording 10
pr rhers IN various quarters, will he very severe. And
by the French news Of the BTiiana that NJ. Ar
rsgo The distinguished Partisan Philosopher, has made
similar prediction. L. Would he we'll prepare fur
such n winter; whether II eumss not The henevo-
len' should ih.rt.re do all they to shield The par
against the suerlngs hlc such severe weather must
| If IT comes, occasion.
Pennsylvania State Debt-Ths New York Courier
oi Saturday contains The iolloslng important statement
I'VE learn irum source ~ which We have implicit
cifjtnce. that half mol the hule of the
due IN February next. the Penns iyaas debt. viii
be paid IN cash. We congratulate The STATES upon their
Efforts 10 redeem their fallen credit. aud il is be no.
ped that ibose States Which have readily fnwrd the
example ii reputation, Will emulate PENIS, lvana in her
N Ills /" red-m their credit and move the stain which
their conduct has impaired the country generally"
.Nep York Canals. he New York Express of
Saturday says--"h Albany several oi the forwarding
lines have seni their las. hoals Wtsl Tor the seasn and
preparations are making all sides Tor The clsnu Of
the Canal navigation Indeed there is little BUSINESS t.,
keep bais running. as all the mtrchandi for the West
has been shipped"
remarkable cir,no stance occurred at the r.cen,e
lection IN the Town Of Newhury Massachusetts aud one
Which eots great way in show ine not only their strong
regard for our illusiflnus candidate for the Presidency
but The stability and consistency with hich The prinrl.
pies oi "nr party are adhered Ia by the 'mei the Rev
the pulls IN that Town ho voted for Henry Clay each
oi whom vo.ed Gr George Washn! ton when he wa.
President. The names Of these venerable patriots are
Benjamin Conan. aged ninety three; Silas Lile aged
ninety and Aaron Rogers. aged eighty nine Such
could mol have occurred probably any where else
in The Unllrd States and think Of The character of
the sane iura,T vi voters " tn went o the pulls in
some other places and neulrazed the suaues ot these
American Iairarcls
! poor lrlshman. named Thomas O't;onnor has been
hound over for lrIa al Springfield, Massachusetts Tor
voting al the recent election in HAT town without
havug any night ST. To do That is not mrnt,ued
i"r lis sin2nafliy, for the country is flooded with such
ones, hn, for The purpose u branng testimony 10 the
fmrmily ct pressing these poor creatures 10 perure
themselves into prison. undoubedly the case in
ih's Instance. as there Is donbl in the neiybnood
that lie was persuaded 10 the act BY The i.ocoGcos.
a rmor appears among the selections If the London
news ior one III The New York PAPERS, but IN other
paper thai, we have seen. Of NJ. Gushing having con.
! cluded Treaty with The Government Of China on
/ Terms favorable 10 American commerce. We snppuse
this to be only reverbrratin of former runr nearly
10 the same effect which seemed Ia need carroaoraon
Remarkable Longeriiy-Mr Joshua lIphr"wer OF
Alsrrng" county, Alabama. died IN August last having
a's'h'd The remarkable age of hundred aud t,eeny
Hr uearS tie was soldier ~ the revolutionary war-
Was at Braddock's deta. and tct,eda wound in that
battle. Ills age eau be established by authentic family
record
Po'son'. Among the laws Of nat re is III. astound-
ding Ia" ut idlosynrrary, OF an,ipathy-Nnx vomca.
IN nlinnle doses, KILLS cows. but Is no. poisonous
N like manner In men Aloes, good medicine
Tor men. will Kill dogs AID foxes. The phel-
lahd,tum aqudticum will poison horse aud moi
harm ana. An antelope viii grow ial On The der
ncun, and dog will he nosnned i. he it. Butter
almonds XIII eats tuAfs, and chickens Certain birds
feed On poison, that would kill men Pheasanis cat The
seeds o stramunium. which poisonous y mem Pigs
will ea, The roots Of henbdne. A dog will rat verdigrls
t"xde "tcoppr) mixed with sugar,and receive lnju
~. knew an Instance Of dog bitten by rabid doy
shout thirty years az" cured by large buses Of verdi
gns.
Holman. the Blind Irareller.-The Exeter Gazatte
r says-"Ne are informed by genlleaen wha has l.e
~ returned from Italy. that he had the pleasure oi meet
ing Mr. Holman. the blind IrayelIer Venice. june
last lie was 'heu IN excellent health and spirits and
Intended 10 procred by Trieste an ex .nsye journey
Ia company with our correspondent. he visited the
'hedra Of 81 Mark, Venice. examining var,ous de-
'ais and as'erianing by the touch tho minute ad
| measurements"
IN Exciting Scene The Baltimore Sun notices an
incident which orcnrred on the Point few days apo
and which created the intense interest in the feel
inss of all Who Witnessed II. gentleman was passing
rom Jackson's wharflo wharf the other side, a
cross narrow plank. having by the hand a small bly,
who was carrying basket Ia psssin. the fence div.
ding the whari>, the basket against it, nv which
the parties were thrown of heir balance and tell inolh
waller The violence OF she fail broke The hold which
the gentleman bad Of the child. Al This m,llent a col
was unable 10 bring him 10 land. The Of The Hell
lespni, which lying near. by this time reached the
spot. aud jumping into the water, caught hold Of and
sustained the rol'red man. who IN the mean time had
kept hold Of The child. During this tm- the gentleman
Who had fallen over with The enid had seized upon a
Il ailng spar. hut II kept turning he could not man
ag. 70 gel cut by II very easily, and being covered
with icies his hands and lata we're much lscealed
by them. w bile The parties were thus situated,
young man, mate of schoonrr the same wharf, reach
I'd the AID seized The child. drew INN Ia wharf
The other parties then enabled reach the wharf
as', The mate of e flelispunt aided the colored man.
and the other party being finally enabled u yet up by
the aid o The spar he had caught hold Of The life III the
child WAS nearly gone when hr 90, upon The wharf
but by the use OF proper rencdirs he restored.
The Gherokees The establishment, a few weeks
since. o newspaper IN the Cherokee nation, has been
The means ot ntrlng The world IT progress Of ciy
ztilon among that PARTON If the aboulnes once SUI,
prlsing and emi.cnily gratifying We have, On fur
ner occasios mentioned Of these drvro,a,rn Is.
and each succeeding number Of the Cherokee .7druroie
contains Information, similar IN character which rem
dtrs It one OF the most interesting and most welcome
journals issued irum The far wesi. The las u;mber To-
ceived October 2Jlh.) gives interesting rep,rts of
the proceedings of the National Legislative Council of
the Anniversaries nj the Cherokee Bible Society and The
temperance Soceiy, which all give evidence of the
whoesane grow til OF society. We notice aso that the
administration Ut justice is reyulsr aud unor H. At the
Circuit Court IN Skin Bayon District Hon John Thorn
presiding, IN The I'm ul Black Ilaw Cherokee wa.
tired and found guilty OF having murdered in the early
part oi The month"; counlryman. named Johnson I'M
der the influence "i hiskey; drunkenness being M tx