Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30

,So4 26. Shaving falling odin tie en-, ~ -.
of 45o,767 bal, 5. up OIL 1893
Nr. y Sweetsrr Consul OF the I'nitea G.
Gnayaani IN The Republic of Eeua tor h., .,'es at
IN Warrington. He is the bearer Of m. ','ned
winch has been lailey neeoiia ed by j. G. pal; ueay
Esq ihe Charse d'AiiAies Of this governmen, as"'
HAT of Peru. near
Basiaess al 81. Lovis.-The ST. L,o,i.c.
speaks highly 81 Tie extensive pfeparaoos ae
and IN progress. by The merchaats of thar nl,ca e
The Tall trade. disposition to LOOK on the In; @r
side oil things, begins to prevail lei il becaqss@
strong aud general and, in country POSSESSING a
vast resources as ours. the tnue can never lon,a
main bad. re-
Census Of the white population Of South c..
lima has just been taken, which shows a Iec,essao
same districts, aud increase in others. as m
pared with the census taken 10 years ago. ~,
hett lnttcase III tie slate is 6.233 which re,a9
the Charleston Courier, !" is perhaps more IN,
was TO have beed expected, considering the exl,a.
ting process OF emigration. to which we have bes,
subject Tor the last years"
Indian Cora.-An exchange paper confirms l..
/ tory OF some experiments made in order 10 ,sros
the best method Of gathering curn from " h, eh ~,
pears that by topping, the crop loses in weiah'
bout one fiih. There is no doubt bur iha, ,hs NV
continues 10 cltcniae and nourish The grain mneh
longer dian is generally supposed. INV"
I moptb I'LL
ofpisoners in the Boston Goal shows a, this ,;ra I
ten debtors in prison /; # these, ar are A. 49,
suit Of then taois. The lawyers most 4a, E.
these Suis.
A Beautiful Comet is Il be seen in the Yves, ;,,,
after sunset. 1t Is moe brilliant han any herso
( re known.
Postane,-P ersons visiting Texas and wiring lv
mail 10 the United States, must pay the postage on
their letters, Otherwise they Will not forward.
Protection from 1hieres.-A company is abow
forming IN Charleston, Ia, for the protection of b
neia hborhood from horse- thieves and other william,
who are proving about The county, stealing almos
with IMMUNITY. II was bnt few DAYS since tba :.
poor old man living near that place, had a pal, NJ
horses stolen, aad he has not since heard of them
Comlor.-A friend inlorrs us hat he was recen,.
~ house this city, tie builder of which Ind
contrsyed IL for the refinement Of comfort ccordng
10 his notions. lie built the fire place in his st,n
room, under window, dividing The chimney so =,
carry away the smoke by two flnes, one side like
letter Y. Thus could he hoist his heels oye,1bs
mantle piece. and IN HAT posture so earnestly
coveted by some lazy people compose the pleasure,
OF the fire and the prospect. We recommend the
plan TO wide adoption.
The first Cotton plant in the Union was ras,ed in
1887. The c,op is now estimated at $50 milluD,
OF pounds This at 10 cents pound, "a low price,
will amouni TO 900 600 dollars.
4 good taw.-In Pennsylvania. II a person bets or
Offers TO bel, by verbal or written proclamation he i,
to forfeit three times the amount Of the bet
.Shoes-Six hundred cases oil shoes, valued a,
$50 600 were recently shipped from the single town
OF Rowley, Mass, TO Norfolk Va.
The Salem Railroad has been doing good bus.
ness since it has been opened foi travel During
the year ending the 25rh Of August, no less than
2SS,0O0 persons were conveyed on 1t.
The Alexandra Gaz tie says: A living FLAMIYGo
has been recently presented TO tie Alexandra MI.
scum. by merchant OF this city and is considered
by all no have seen il. al The greatest cnrios.
lies Of the ealhercd tribe beheld in this SEE
ton Of the country Aicrandria Go,,he
Rare AnmatS-The brig Virginia Trader, Cap
/ Bray, now lying AT the lower side OF Chesnut street
what, Philadelphia, has brought from Porto
| Cabcllo and Laguayra, two Ant EATERS, rcmaika-
BILE ami uals of the bear species, with long
an elephants proposes. There are also on board
Two Cockaioos, and binds with mandiblts nearly as
long the whole of the creatures besides
Persecution in M1iagaScar-- Queen of
Madagascar has been tor about four years engaged
in ii violent persecution Of the natives who had en-.
braeed the Christian religion. Six refugees Ltry
arrived IN London from that island. la 1885 the
English missionaries had collected 5000 Of the ma
tive children into schools, and Two churches had
been erected and were well filled. The missiona-
ries have been obliged 10 abandon the island, and
some OF their converts have suffered Death