Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-14

RACES as large as life. Those who h,,.
manuscript pronounce il the bes; of ,;;s 'saa lie
aaihw's compositions. sAeeieht
Why don't some of our publishers s;,,...,,
ard payne's adventures among tlu hui. low
letter inserted in the Georgia new <pa,,er. lis
the attractions Of romance. - iaa all
Miss Martincau, LAYING finished E,r
travels IN The country, will leave il in I'M II
iiali'ck has not Vet completed lis :. II a u
Men > he is still quite too bus, in ,bo NUT
trade and SUGAR linc"-but il is rcnpr,,5 : oli Il
conlemplatcS an excursion in the conn,r, .'as he
mer, for the express purpose. There !. s,s7l.
IN III" runor tia, he Is writing the Liz nun
jacob Aston. JUN
Bryant commcnceda long ard rlaEe,..,.
while abroad, which, no doubt, would bs,, m
completed next autumn, lad h. .not b.... m
pectediy called to his Post in conscon,nca a,f,
Protr1ctcd indiSposion of the junior edi,1, u lie
Willis Is expected home, and Fay tall. :
ing abroad again, in the course Of Nav mo-. u =.
new work may soon be expected from, ,bo ~
the latter gentleman, whose novel If :. l'o al
Ii slic" has arca'e run through four ,o''a1
two English editions. '''' aid
SmilIic is completing an engraving f,r,b. A..
II is in his best STYLE, aud will add o,o.,,l.
already widespread reputation. Tie snt;,a u hN
glorious view of the Hudson Highlands. na!,,,, ~
Weir. 'a of
The IIarpcrs have another of Simn,,' no,al.
press, tho scene OF which is laid in rLe :, a.
Dominion" va
Chapman has completed several fine p,,,..
from lr,ing's knickcrLookcr. They ARE d,.,'
ed for cngra,ings for the New York Mirror s'
Pauding's Life Of Washington find, =.
acceptance at the hands Of the public. W.
glad Of, it for it is an admirable perlorn,a,a. Ut
Col. Morris contcmpla tcs the publication -,
new work, similar in design, wc bclicve.iotbr p,
of Gems. 29A
Drarborns " Library of STANDARD Litcr,,.. =
has been enriched by AN elegant octave cd;,;a,.
the Life and Works of l. ard Byron.
Nearly one half Of the Token for 1877 !, .,...
dy printed, and the plates are in stale of ar..,
iorwardncsS. 9's''
Ball Hughes wW receive an order for a,o,,,..
statue OF Hamilton, from the merchants a, H.
city. rms IN" artist his completed bnSi, n.
WasI ington Irving and +. S. Fay.
III" most active preparations are maxine IN.
the next Exhibition of tie Academy Of De,iag
Wcir has illustrated an address OF Ncrplsn,l'. ii
is spoken of as byou, and will be soon lssurdby
Wiley and Long.
| In consequence of the great scar ify of ,,,,oI
WIS, '"h'Hl w Hl'NntS nave bi cll Ia Fnr
land to be engraved
The rngra,crs on wood also lave rh,ir LAW
full, and more business then they can attend T.,
Horn, the composer, is constantly cnri,iirr I'D
musical stores Of tie country by the adaplatiop 4
the words of American poets to melodies III Ii.
own.
Young kran, Who is said TO hayc inrro,pI
very much in bis profession, contemplate, a yi>t
shortly to The United States.
Fanny kcmblc will leave us FIR good on i'd
| Is of May.
/ Inman's fine head Of Iiallpck, is to he >rni {,
/ EngIa TO be to be engraved. v. J. Star
! New Iron STEAM BoAr.-Thc wrousl, p4
steam boat, ordered from England hv tie s. N,
/ Boat Company Of Georgia, arrived On piecr,.l Il
! SayanHah last week, ON board the Br. ship J..
/ c,our. Capt. Moir, from Liverpool.
Her length is 100 feet, her beam 20 fee, al
her depth y feet. II is estimated by Ter bnIa
that she will draw, with al lrr macl iacr, /
every thing On board, > FL 9 inebrs. Sle /
have an engine Of &c English hor>,. poae. On In
low pressure principle.