Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

a,lss on the contrary, ssatos tnes sne popu'ao"
of "ife Capital and Bsnkok, With their suburbs
may be fairly ra,ed o. 10000 These discrepsn-
c,es may arise from The inclusion IN the larger e,-
innate Of much wider ez,en, Of territory Than in
the former For the details Of the treaties and the
ar, elos a trade and in demand, our readers must
refer TO the whole document, which will, we sup-
pose. be published ofTieislIy. We quote simply the
abatement of the agent, tina, the treaty has reno
we'd all obstacles 10 lucrative q important branch
of our commerce and but SINGLE charge - no"
e,actcd whether on imports or exports, the mcr
chan, ocng left free 10 purchase when aud whs's
he pleasss" At,
or Muscat there 10 even lcas known than einm,n-
hongh II IN nearer To US by the breadth Of The whole
continent OF Asa. Our osn idea oi was iofiheo
from the vague accounts gwen IN Owen voyages
= survey to ib. eastern cossi of Africa in which
! tie sultan Of Musost 10 des =nntcd ns powerful
n,,oec IN ALLIANCE with the Enslioh government OF
| Bombay. pnssessing extensive doninnns ~ All.
"a md the Dfos southern Coast Of ARABIA, anu
! the North Eastern coast 70 tn NOUN OF 'ne te''
,,nf;nf l,s native title /, The Imaum OF Mus
"a, TIN, being the name OF The principal town
which is described by Copt. Owen as the mines
| IN the world" He eddie that u - the en- onu"
~ commerce for The COASTS oi Afric,, Madag asenr
III, Rcd Sea. the Pcfs,an Gull, and lnd,a IN gene
ral The Briish have consul there Inc Dull
inn has laege naval force, including ~ gun
| sh,o and n rumber Of frigsies. The same refer
ence must be made in this enso as IN thaI OF ,hs
s.mtfenly the general remark Of the agent is''ha
a. be comneroc Of the United States under the
treaty - entirely free from ali announcement fes'i'c
lions and pays bur one charge, namely, i've per
cont on all merchandise landed
How h ret iAc dgspep,n1 and how 10 cure -
A VERY nctiyo and laborlous allowcbandlsr OF this
lfa,t health
vo, h,n, among the h at and grease, and sweating
! ,o, h,s frnp,ant cnuldrons and keues--iic made
| r,ney. grew rich and at length retired from ou
s,rcaz 10 fnioy himself Now" send he, III
l,ke INV e..s IN live like gentleman III work
no more among The soap ard oanales--noti IL
happiness Is 10 be bought with money, III have II.
Bnt our ex-tnllow chandler was mistaken in his
IDEAS of being happy, because he had retired from
labor and was rich. This very exemption from Ia
Dor mnde hir, miserable. For want of his accus-
toned exercise, he was seized with the dyspepsia
H. had n luxurious table, ba, he could not enjoy
1t for The want of appetite. He grew iow-spiri,ed !,
he cot the blue devils sadly, and fancled himself
swiftly Fastening 10 the other world.
Full of this idea he called uaon DR. II ----- for
asslstnnce The doc or acquainted with has
former way oflf", and rightly Judged that want oil
his usunl exercise was the cause OF his conplalat
"Wha, would you ndv,se to do, Doctor I" sad
tho patient.
Go homr, and 20 to making cnndlcs," sad tho
Doctor.
The eY teow chandler was very much vexed a,
this advice and for Two ltasonsin the hsst place,
hat the docL should presume To hunt at hs former
occupation. of which, e'nce he had become gen
| demnn he wa quito ASHAMED and IN the second
place. that the doctor should presume 10 infer that
hrs compliant was owing o his having lch Oh I'm
occupation. Wherefore, signifyine tina he woult
.I.Fr. -
4 away Ia passion. But his complaint gettIng
DAILY orso aud worse he aner u while postec
nack again 10 see DIR. II -, whom he accoslet
thus " Well dortor | WIS very much arfTonrcd
as had reason 10 b., at ths joke you tried to pu
upon me-, IN ier pro enc o. giving me advice wher
| ! was here last. But I've been sstting worse and
worse daily, and nov I've come again 10 ask your
serious advice what ID bes 10 !"
" Go home and go 10 making candies" said III,
doctor again.
" fhis Is 100 bod,n thought the patient" its
pasl oil endurance: to be reminded second time o.
MY old business, and that, too, VIII ] come to ask
| advice and pay for H. IN civil way II
/ lie boiled out % The house IN greater passion
| than before. tie went AWAY and applied 10 SOME
other physician. He took medicine but i, did mol
do. llo applied ano Their lie took his medicine
| in like manner nut ths did n@ do In sho,,, ni-
ter consulting and taking the medicine OF hall a
| dozen ulHefant physicians, ana SIN gothng worse
he 'onclud to take up with the advice of Or
---, and return To his old employment He nc.
| cordinglv threw of the gentleman, put on his ole
shop-co,hcs. Owed elbow deep into ths grease, an,
IN very snort TIM, ale with gond IN appetite
and wos as strong and healthy 3, ever
| " Y Trans.
Comet-The HALEY Comet is now visible il
tho east, near the constellation Tsurus. A, ,hi.
time It's distance from the earth is forty millions o
mIos.-On the 18Th Sept. il will DO only twenty
two millions of miles distant and from this will
become brilliant
In the latter part OF September i, will enter III,
Twins, and on the first OF October will reach with
six millions of miles of u.s. the fore f.ct Of IN,
Great Bears, where II no moro sets. Al this il,
brllliance and apparent magnitude will have arri
we'd at the highest degree. On the h Of October il
will stand nearest tho oarth-only three and hall
millions OF miles distant.
In The beginning OF the year 1896 it will emerge
from the sun beams and again become visible, al
he distance OF forty millions of miles from US
1t viii for the second time approach the earth, AND