Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22

Rid stages I. was not sascd the, any h.man live,
had been lost, but the loss in buildings sad live
stock must lie great.
| Welearn from gentleman directly from the in
terror that ihe Alabama river has risen to height
greater than IT has attained in many years. Al
cshnla, the water vas on h level with the floor OF
the State House aud II was supposed the term of
the Circuit Conr. would f-li IN consequence Tie
damage 10 the plantations the river must be In
mense.
dnotie1 Sisomtoat diSa,fet The Cincinnati
Commercial DAILY Advertiser ofihe 10Th instant
says ihat-Ne"s, sad to be from an authentic
source, of the total loss of the steamboat REapER
reached that city the day before The event hap-
pened near place called White Hail, few miles
above Ne1 Oean- Fifteen persons lost their
lives in her. Other particular. not known.
C4O}ra IN Lsntsiaaa.--Tho Louisiana Repub-
man printed AT Franklin, IN the Anakarns REGION
says that the Cholera has begun 10 assume in thai
Il isr,er n moe formidable appearance. AT first
few esses proved fatal except those which occurred
among the coIoted population persons oftemper,,e
habits were seldom attacked and then when med
zeal aid was resoItcd 10 in time relief WAS almost
sure To- follow. But Of late, citizens particularly
noted Tor their temperance, have fallen victims TO
this kind az malsdios We have heard Of twelve
Or fifteen fatal since the publication Of OUT last
number
The 81. Nau'n,iIe Courier of9si March gives
similar nccount of 5Ir-vacnce IN thu. place, and
lis vicinity. A. was n,aly stationary during the
winter, says the Courier, -" we thought that tho
salubrity Of our situation would preserve us, and
that It could no, find any amcn, on which to feed
IN an atmosphere so pure but within the
last three weeks 1t appears to have extended its
f.r III, "A
plorc tho loss OF several respectable inhabitants Of
our PARISH, as also great number Of slaves
GroRdErows, Deb APRIL
Soet,ag attempt at Robbery aud .Nlrdey :
We understand that u base al,emp, at robbery with
intention to murder, occurred at a house near the
head Of SassaiIas River, few nights since, on II
! MIR Bndock, by which the assassin fortunately
fell n victim 10 his own helish designs The
particulars, as far are able to learn by report
arc, TINT Mr. BuIdock, who " us returning home
after having disposed Of drove Of horses in the
lower part OF the STATE, WINS persuaded 10 remain
al night at the house Of an acquaintance near the
head # sesSnfras. In the evening his host made
piettnce OF business ut the house of neighbor,
upon which, aud the apparent uneasy conduct Of
his hosts wife, Mr. BalJock became suspicious
that all was not right, and requested her to be
shown 10 bed. lie took light aud went up stairs,
9nd looking uui tue window, h. discovered a PR
son digging near ts house and afterwards saw a
negro approach the place where the man appeared
10 be digging hole, with a spudc IN his hand up
On which he became seriously alarmed, loaded HI.
pistols, q ccnied the starr, went 10 the stabe sad
died hts horse md departed but had not eeded
far before he was hailed by the person digging, and
asked why he was going away that he though, he
was gong to remain with him all night mon
which Mr. Paddock stopped his horse AID told him
that he had intended 10, but that urgent business
required his immediate return TO the head Of Sas-
saiius, when the man, who proved to be his host
sptang out Of the hole which doubt intended
for his guest, caught The horse by the birdie and
demanded his money, when Mr.. Bnldeck Put his
hand into his poke, ms # to draw forth the money,
but instead drew out has pistol and instantly fired
The bal enerc the nn+crtant brcnst and he fell
tie ground Mr. Badock Immediately proceed Il To
the head Of Sassaffas and told his adventure. lie
did not kill his assassin the spo, but il sup
posed he could survive but short time We have
not been able 10 learn the name Of the assassin
Green Fcns made their FIRST appearance for the
sen son in the Savannah market on the Oh IN.