Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-11
"TIIE LITERARY MES oENGER .

1t affords us gren, pleasure to announce th't Mr..
L. w. White has received sufficient number OF
subscribers TO Justify the continuance OF The Ms
senscr,' aud tina, the end No Viii be issued carly
IN October. All who ,rtend to subscribe should DO
80 nj once thpt MIR. w. may make necessary
rangemcnis. The following is his Cord
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
w hcn the first number of this pcriodictl wss
sued the public were informed that the subscription
lis, must be greatly enlarged to Justify the prosecn
ton of the enterprise. The publisher takes pleasure
u acknowledge the strong disposition which has
since been manifested 10 patronage the work, and
is much g,a',fed at being able 10 announce thai
sufficient number Of subscribers has nov been Oh
tanned TO admi' of its hcIng continued. Early IN
October the second number viii appear. In the
mean time, it is desirable that others Who intend
pa,,onizlng the Messenger should send IN their
names speedily oss,ble, in order hat IA doinl'c
idea may be iormo as to the future number OF Co
pics which will be required TO be ISSUED.
The arrangements which have been madc Tor
having the paper properly conducted leave no
doubt the mind Of the publisher, that IT'S columns
will always be we'll filled He cannot, however,
TO bear to remark, that his efforts 10 furnish mt
ter Of varied AMI attractive character, may BE-
more ofcctuai If those who arc competent to do SO,
not only in Virginia but in the Southern Sta es,wl
AID HIM with contributions. All must desire tu
raise up literary character for tho South all who
are capable Of dong so, will, is hoped, furnish
their quota OF matter.
Communicates from those who wish TO sub
scribe 10 the work, Or TO forw I'd matter for publ
cation, will be add esscd TO
THOMAS w. WHITE,
Richmond, Va
II Editors Of newspapers disposed to forward
the views of the publisher, will obl,ge HIM by Civ
M this notice an insertion III their paper.
Richmond, September 3, 1881.
give have received the Is, No Of the "Mc,ho-
dist Sunday School Recor Ier, published IN Rch-
mpnd every Saturday, at SIT per annam by Rev.
E,hebert Drnkc. Its seieonons seem TO be 'diclous
and interesting
ger Virginia Temperance Pioneer and Jonr.
nal of H1alAt"-rhls is the titie of the Is, No. Of
! a ucat paper which we received by the las, mail.
1t is Published monthly in Winchester, and edited
BY a committee of the Young Mems Temperance
Society of frederick county, on the following
terms Single copy, S p onnnn ; 30 copies
to one direction - cts; 30 copies 10 CTS. 40 CO.
pies, 90 IL cts 50 copies, 60 cts.
ar A Convention Of Delegates from Tempe
rance Societies in all parts Of Virginia is to meet
| at CharlUttcSVlllC on INC Jun OIL OcfODcT. lHosc
Societies which have as yet appointed no delegates
arc requested 10 cooperate in the measure.
/ PRICES OF ADVERTlSING-!n this coun~
try tic cost Of advertising IN the Newspapers
is frcqncn,ly complained of by those who
arc ignorant Of the expense of conducting the
printing business In England, the same adj
vertseuent which would here cot 4 could not
be inserted in newspaper for less than ten or per
haps twenty times that sum. The following para
graph, which we find in our exchange ,apers will
illustrate tho difference between the cost of ddser-
Using on this AMI tho oher side of the Atantic
" Putting in London.-In the greet British me
,ropos every thing has i $ price, down TO a par 81
graph IN a newspaper Some years ago Mr.
R, az American gentleman having discover'c
some new process by which he thought bank notes
were to be gained concluded TO try his fortune N
London. Very 5000 after his arrival, he prcsen
ted himself at the office of one of the leading jour
mails, ard requested to see the editor. He was de
sired to ave in his name and business, which hi
did, OIL answer was speedily brought that the edl
tor WINS engaged by din, of great urgency, he
> last succeeded in making his way to the room Q
the sub-cdi,or, and having never found any d''
Guilty in obtaining q hearing from gentlemen
the press in his own country, where the time oil al