Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Orders have boon received fou iisnltn froin tho
War Department to dismouni all the guns which hal
lHeu got readlness during the last lew months.
Trtniig Church IN " T.-The new Trinity Church
in Broadway, opposite Wall street, n. r., when finish
ed will be vi the must magnificent structures in the
United States. The material used in It's construction u
hne red free stone. brought ifam New jersey. III.
building it is estimated viii cos 10000. Thls Church
Is probably the wcalthest exploration in the niied
States possessing the rental Of many million. Vi 90 lars
worth Of real estate in New York, the land being IN The
business pari OF the city and having come into posses
sion u the Church long time 1g, when /, was OF lit
tie value.
Death If a y. fidier.-Thomas Lloyd late cj lect5r
Of the revenue OF " Y who charged with being
d,suller a considerable amount, dlrd board uf tie
l}ng Hope. her passage from hlpnrovia Africa To
n. Y. This is the vessel IN which he left the city
age ,hr African fever broke out, and its ravages carried
of the brsi part Of the and passengers;
among the latter, Mr.. Lloyd.
The old Horse Eclipse ia .Ha,heh--Mr VIM Dadd,
u Grorgttown. Ky, the agent OF Col. WIN H. John.
sum- OF Virginia adverises for sale, ECLIPSE Mons Ton.
son, Sid llamet. and some fine brood mates II mol
previously disposed Of at private sale Il ey were to lie
sold at auction, at Lexington, Saturday, the 9th
Sept Mr.. ID. in hs advertisement remarks ot Eclipse
who trenty ciea years old the oath Of May last
that he Is in fine health and vlgo having the appearance
of his youthful days Perhaps horse Of The same col
Croio, u a,cr Ceebratimi.-The Common Council
Of Y have selected the 4th OF October as the day 10
celebrate the Introduction of tie Croton water The a
thortes Of the neghboiing cities be invited and
the procession will exceed any thing this country
fr years, $4,000 have been appropriated Iy the cor
poraon to DELAY the expense
The Troy Wing SAYS that il il now morally certain.
that in wo years time ships Of 80 tons burhn viii b.
enabled 10 enter the great lakes from the Atlantic oc,an
and land at Cleveland and Chicago carso,s taken in al
London and Liverpool.
The sentence Of Lieutenant Alexander c. Gprd,n of
ii,- States Navy, tune since tried in Baltimore
before Naval Court Martial, dismissal from lhcser-
vice, which afterwards cennuutcd into enc YEAR
suspension from duty.
.lhpder.-A1r William Nan.n was killed. on tn, OH
inst by his ovorseer, named lilly near his plan
atlon III Salem C UNITY, \. [. 1ilh WAS engaged
with Martins slaves, IN procuring some timber, and
Martin having come ont TO examine the operation sulne
alteration took place between them
which resulted III lilly Knocking Martins brains cut
with the butt Ola gun. THY has been arrested
.HoriLie-.3 ChM Uero,rcd bg Rats'--'rhe PITTS
burg Chronicle states that about DAYS s;nce pl
months old, which Lad been left Tor short time in
cellar kitchen by ITS mother, who resided Cual lane.
was attacked tr Arao rat, which 50 nanglrd OF its
anus as 10 cause its death on " ednesday last
The French Celoli18-ihc Copric, dcs Eiats Jnis
gives an almost lrlghtu account Of the French Colonies
At Martinique, st. Pierre, Guadalupe. x poinl-a-Pcre
The dIstresses are the greatest and petitions put forth
TO the proper authorities for change OF laws with
view Oh obtaining better state things.
Dcpatch.-An order FIR goods from New York
house, on house IN Sheffield Eng ont by the
Great Western, filled by the return Of the sles-
ner The goods were received in thirty days from
The date Of the letter.
,inothcr Prophei-A prophet has sprung up in Buf-
alo who predicts that Buffalo Will be burnt the 10Th
II January. lsi5. This prediction may be verified as
he prophet may act the part of ncendiarv thus full
Hing his own prophecy.
1t is said that the Marquis of Westminster gives to
'ach ct his grand daughters lately married, Gl00G00
hatchery in Ghina.-1hc following paragraph is from
he London Sun Of the Sd inst relative to the last bat
lie in China arrangements were made for an attack
u three columns two of which CALAMITY led BY Sir
|. Cough and Sir w. Parker in person. Nothing could
xeeed the bravery of the troops. They conriycd to
niround the Chinese, aud quite bewild,rcd them The
'arnagc was dr. adiul, being buchory than bat
10. lnh.rant vi &c laws Vfcililzcd warfare tic Ioor
'se@tures knew not how TO surrender, and uasa
red. Not less than thousand Of them, lucludlug
great number OF Alandarus. Killed drowntn in
The canals, whereas of the British troops only threc were
killed and twenty two wounGtw. The encampincais
md such of the buildings had been occupied by the en-
my, burned, and TIE grain magazines thrown O.
pen to the populaoe, who speedily omplied them"