Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

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HEATH d .i.obie Mobile Advertiser of thu 9Th
instant says: ''0ur ey is entirely free Vi every
indication III an epidemic indeed, do moi know sin
gle case OF sickness Of any kind, and dou, IL there il
place ia the United sa,s thai boasl VI better state
Of health''
Suspension in Reality elmer Geoygia-Fxtrac,
III letter, dated September IL. 1872: The state ol
affairs IS truly alarming this county; on Saturday
night last. the sber's office broken Open and ali
the papers taken thcfeiron relating the business Of
The approaching tern oi the Circuit Court and all Others
10 fact; ami The night previous the clerks a1ice was
entered and all the papers taken, together with the re
Cords mioui.s OF court and other books Who the aa
Thor OF this during outrage is yet remains mystery and
IS beyond probable conjecturebut time will solve
all things
! The Philadelphia Evening Journal states ihat"G w
Dixon, the pedestrian. 10 decide wager between Col
VIM X. Jahnson aud Henry Thomas. of $500, under.
takes Wednesday morning to walk from PHILADELPHIA
10 Trenton. and there On the course, distance in
all equal To sAy miles, III twelve consecutive hours;
resting five minutes after each hour This will be the
greatest icai ever performed by any pedestrian"
Cholera - The spasinndr cholera has bcen atterly
! prevalent IN England u deaths occurred from IT in
london during Tie week ending Sept. ID The Arch
blihsnp oi Canterbury was very III with it, Bishop
Duane Of New jersey has had pr vale advicos stating
the prospect OF his recovery.
The packet ship Thomas Cope, which Iel, Philadel
ph~ f Lftpoo on Monday la,l, had on board one hun
"hh hey cit bat short lime for our shores in
he hope OF improving their condition.
The Wabash (a.) Courier says: 1--WE should not
be surprised the Lard oil making aud corn sugar naru
featuring would. IN year two bccolnc the staple bu-
sincs oi the Wabash valley"
The II Louis BnlIen says, t,ai n p Taylor.
Register Of the Land Oaice tor the ST. Ionis Land Dis
met had sent Oh his resignation Of that office 10 the Pres
ideht.
Heroes attfe Rsr9Btion --'Thore are in the United
States nsl enc hundred soldiers Of The Revolution ON
the pension list one hundred years of aoe The old
es man on the Isl IS Michael Hare Of Union county
Pennsylvania. who IS IN his 5h year
Scnteacc.A the opening of the Court of General Goa
slons IN The city Of New York on the 22d inst Olis AL
ei convicted otorgcy in The second degree upon Two
indictments, was placed at the bar and sentenced io be
imprisoned m the State prison years on the frs, con
Ncuon and h.' years Tor the second commence at the
expiration ol The first; in all fifteen years.
SN N .3rhanms The Editor ofihe Little Rock g.,
z,emcntions the receipt Of 50Oskcins Of silk from Tenn
stead county The yellow, which is sery beau,ilil Ia
dyed with the Bos d'Arr or Usage Orange. n Tree in
1lgeImns to That State. and particularly the southern
part OF H. lis texture Is very fine aud even: and for
strength, finish, and hrillancy of coors it will mat sf
lerhY comnfiso with most Of the Gelon silks sold in
the stores "
"A earning 10 Laiics-A Mss Enil, s Brown of
scahrook, ~ H. promised her heart and hand To Nj,
fethgil, OF Amesbnry. who had come 10 the coucIson
10 get married. and had informed her of his purpose.
urnIiurc was purchased; residence was selected by
'ho lady; wedding garments bespoken and the han
py day Itself WIS appointed on which Miss I,r,vn w,s
To become Mrs pettingill. On the previous day how
ever, Miss brown disappeared and il was afterwards
ascertalnod that she bad gone 10 New York with n Nr
"cn''Rot' 10 whom she was married. and after a rcas
enable period returned Ia Seahrook suit VIVA n,,no
da'ey brought on the part of Mr. Penaill for breach
Of promise on the part Of tho lady, which resulted in
verdict OF sixteen hundred dollars against her i
Mr. Nathaniel Warren. while attempting to pass fn,m
one steamboat 10 an''hefa st Louis. "Wednesday step
l"n between lhem and "as drowned He VIVA an Eng.
iishman about fifty years DID, who had resided Cr som,
years at Lexington. Kentucky He was ON bla va, II,
burlington Iowa, with his family. His unhappy wife
III moment OF phrenzy al the time Of the occurrence
attempted to jump overheard, but was preroncJ.
Miss Harriet Mart,neau, Of England, has declined
po'oTed pension OF about eight hundred dollars per an
mum, on The ground that the preme, had no riob 10 hos
tow the pubic money al his pleasure tsnet.s,v WHOM
me people are III such suffering condition for tho ,ld
IN" tason, that the pension would take away her free
dom OF speech She appears To be in straiicnrd crcum
stances, and expresses her willingness to work for her
own snpplrt.
Tomato D'op'i"gs-Although we have blu, it'll,
iath IN Inc belief that The inventor of the Tomato Pills
VIII ever be able 10 substitute his concentrated cxr,c,
lof calonel, yet We verify believe, that the tay is
no' Instant when tomato dumplings and pud,nps will
be fashionable on the dinner table In the manner of
l's'o "oue OF cooking, and sauce, the good mousse
WE must proceed the same she would with an annie
dumpling with this exceptions that care must he taken
III pairing me tomato not Ia extract the seed or break the
meat. IN The operation Of skinning it, We have eaten
'n's vegetable raw, without any ihing-cut up with
Vh'gar, salt pepper and musarl-fllod in butler am, in
laTd, brollod and haSted with butter steved with and
WITHOUT Bread with cfeala aud with buller-ap1 with
/ eIfar Conscience We can say like them in every
way they have been fixed for the palate; but Of all the
dressing lhem known To uswe prefer them when
cooNed IN dunpngs. for 10 it appears that the steam
ing 'hey receive IN their dough- envelopes increases IN
very high degree, that delicate spicy flavor which even
III their uhcoohed state, make them such decided iavo
rites OF the epieure,
II rare specimen n conient.-rhe New NJ n,hlv
magazine relates that the captain of whale ship in nj
S'o 10 me severe climate and various prya,ions suf
reo oy me 'nha6anis OF Sptzbergen. told one of
mem That he sincerely plticd the miserable life Ia which
he was condemned. "Mserablt" exclaimed The ohio.
sophie savage, II have always had fish bone through
my nose. and plenty of usiuoil to drink; what more
could possibly desrel'
Want Of confidence An editor in the West insists
upon that confidence is not restored His tailor who
used to trust him for suit of co,hes now refuses to
trust hun even for a pair of pants
1ae Sunbeam ot'he hcatt.--It was once said of a
beautiful woman that from her childhood she had ever
spoken smllney MS If the heart poured JOY from the lips
and they turned il into beauty
Al the serge of Genoa the leg OF Marshal Soul, was
fractured by shot but he resisted all the importuni,es
oil us surgeon Tor Immediate amputahn. lie has since
made ~ campaigns, and mounts horse with ease by
means ct the Condemned member, and is able to remain
at the age OF 49, from six to eight hours in the saddle
FROM The Lexington (kI M,euigencer Sent 90