Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17

within twenty years The present lime, In con.
| sequencr OF the falling IA Of leases aud other
cifa ua,stances the annual rev enue Of the Bishop
of London viii excesd 100 o00.
Morning Chronicle
The land in Canada between Que
bee and Maine, ia settling With PIrat Iapi0ity.
aud the Biii,b Colonial Government ara pro
noting emigration ihilbrr. by holding ont
great encouragement 10 all who can be induced
togo.
The 1.-THE Pig.--A gentleman at
Bfidgewsier who keeps n breeding SOW, moves
her ri farsowing time inio an obscure corner OF
tue al uining parish. and when the delivery has
taken place he puts The young in a basket and
the SOW follows them home. 1bs mayor. who
receives The small tithes. Is thus cheated Of his
| pig. Shosld the paISou III a neIgbbonfing par
'sh discover the trick he i, not unlikely 10 try
its legality. The owner ofthe ligs is consider.
ed al least worth 40 00Oi Derizts GazeHe.
a poor woman who lived in "A retired
| cottage NJ NaiIs~orih. Worcestershire, and had
procured very scaniy subsistence by mending
shoes, was found dead fe. days since ia her
| room, with her face party desoured by two
iaYof,le cats, her only inmates.
A convict at the galleys of Brest shut
himself up a few days ago III a closet, with a
cha6ng dish OF lighted charcoal, by which he
was IN a shot time suifocated. The body
swelleh TO such degree, tbai Notwithstanding
that he had lied the doors together with ST, Dug
cord, they we're burst open, with report as
loud as that vi a musket
The crops look beautiful, and it is
hoped 'hey will ultimate y turn out most abun.
dainty,
LmeritL Epeuiag Post.
The Directors Of the Bank of Scot
land have reduced the rate Of interest On all
sums above 50ot 10 two per- cent. On the suns
above thai al present in their hands tue redut.
ton takes place in July.
The late John Bl1groye, Esq. of ia
malca, whD died in 1874. lett 10y hi. will dol.
lar each 10 III DOB oil his slaves, whom lac desis-
mates a. " his loving people, tenants for life
a''aehrd 10 Tie soil, how many nnltators will lie
have
III. Pict0r, the celebrated French ira.
gedian * IN London, and proposes TO give dra.
matte lectures at The ArgYil Rooms, in his own
language, towards the cad OF The present morth
The chef Il ouVreS Of EOHaire and Corneiiie are
among those on which his great powers will be
exercised in England.
Singular Case Of Suspended Inimu-
tion. A female named Shorigny, about twenty
hive years old, residing AT Paris, had been Tor
two yearSr past subject 10 byseria. Ga The 2Sl h
day ailer she was first attacked, the physician
who came 10 visit her was informed thai she
had died during the night, which much surpr-
2ed HIM, MS when he leIt her the night before
she was better than usual. He went 10 see her
IN order to convince himself of the fact and on
| raising the cloth with winch Sue was covered
| he perceived that thoueh her face was yery
pale, and her lips dlscolored her features were
| not in the least sltered. Her mouth was omen
her eyes shut, and The pupils very much dila.
ted !: the hight otlhe candle made no immersion
on them. There was no sensible heat in her
body, but IL was noi cold aud '1abby like corps
es in general. The physician returned the mex
day, determined TO see her again before she was
buried, and finding that she had not become
cold, he gave orders that the coffin should MOI
be soldered down until puirefacilon had com
menced lie continued TO observe her during
i've days, and at tue end Of that period slghl
movement WAS observed in the cloth which co.
Verrh her. In two hours II was found that the
arm had contracted itself she hegan 10 move
ana IL was clear that It had been only an appa.
rent death. The eyes soon after we're openrd
the senses returned and the woman brgan Grad
ually 10 recover. This IS an extraordinary but
inconleStble fact The woman is stin alive
and great many persons who saw her while
she was In the state of apathy described are
ready TO satisfy the doubts of an, one who viii
take the trouble 10 enquire. -Mentoy. This
case may be regarded proof OF the impro
prlety Of hasty interme is. In France. snern
il is usual TO bury the dead within AZ hons Of
the decease many instances of living burial pro-
baby occur.