Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
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HfdRh " Ntc OHcaRS-Ihe New Orleans Bulletin
oIthe 10Th instant says-''No have never heard les,
sad n the street about yellow foyer when prevalent ii,
this elty than during the present season. We cannot
hear OF many cases among PERSONS HAT we know and
al FAUST admit that funerals rarely seen IN our
streets. Pending an epidemic, 1t n common spectacle
Ia see heatsc turn each corner We are a
bout town agood deal each DAY hut as vet have only
seen lour funerals lis season. The weather is Eyora
bic Ia health rs regards The fever. and il seems I'M
pdsslac II should increase IA the face of South wind
iie general impression to be that it is declining
On The 18th instant there we're sixteen new eases of vel
low lcscr brought 10 the hospitals and two deaths BY
thai disease
RhoIr kiand.fhe Supreme Judicial Court met at
BRISTOL ON the 9Th inst The Providence journal SAYS:
The grand jury returned bills of indictment lor treason
by actually eyyng war against the State against David
VI. q. Hamilton, Caleb Bradley and William r. OF
ney; bill OF indictment against Wllmarh r. Heath.
tormisdtm,anor. in acting moderator at pretended
Town meeting IN Naicn; and against Charles H. Camp
bell and Andrew Thompson, for breaking open public
building in Warren, and attempting steal the guns of
the State IN possession of the Warren Arery.'
'.1-~-' ";.'--'- W. a.s: r-,n H. Nari.lL Her
aid hat the late Richard Carney E,, of that county
recently hegneathod ht following lcgacics to the under
naHed instructions VIZ: To the Baptist American B
hr Saeety. founded IN Philadelphia IN 1897 5000 the
American Bible Society. 1000, the General Convention
Of iiaptas iar Foreign Missions, 290O American sun
day School Mon, ot phlladephH 1000 Ba,tst Gen
erd Tract Society, o, Philadelphia. lUeo, American
tract Society. New lork, lGOh, Virginia Baptist Edu
cation Suclety of Richmond. 1000 Shoulders, hin Ban
ts Church In Nansemond county, Va. lOOO-Ma,ur
Carney emanc ted all his slaves .i1 in number and
gave to each $50, with request that they should e,n
CRATE 10 Liberia.
The Mormon Prophet.--'The S, Louis Republican
says: The report that Joe Smith aud his accompllce
IN his attempted assassination of Coy. Boggs had gone
TO Eng and erroneous lie has been al or about Nou-
a. r,St. no La. Gil
was safer there than anywhere else During this time
lac has been concealed hy day aud now aud then seen
al ngi thinking that after the excitement had sbsl-
died. he could come forth with lnpuuy He went M
hetNrr On the steamboat Gaieua Saturday night ihc
sd six officers had caught the aud were IN warm
pursuit Where his destination none knew; or those
who do, are MoTmons, and they maintain profound 81
'nre II supposed tina, Canada will be his first res,
ing place for the present.
Hcdera ,it,1ca.'rbe brig Hope. at New York from
lhet brings adviees to the els OF june The messan,
OF Coy. Roberts whp succeeds the late Gov Buchanan
presented 10 the Legislature OF Liberia on the Ith of
pF last represents the American Colony To be in very
noarshlng condition. The general health of the people
Is good aud The civil and religions institutions establish
ed Ia Alonrovla are said TO be excrng most happy in
huenre over the natives, who daily adopting tho
customs ufthc colonis,s
Among the passengers in the Great Western arriv ed
at New York, is SIR William Dmmmund Stcwart--th,
same gentleman who n few yearg snce made pr1ong
81 visit To the Rocky Mountain region of the far West
II 3 stated that Sr William designs to revisit the SAINT
region.
Tobacco Crop IN Tennessee. Mills Point Her
al" says That itlm present appearances the ruhacc,
crop 81 THIS season Will he larger and ct much bette
quality in this section Of country than any heretofore raj
sed. Some farmers who failed in raising roo,
crop last year, abandoned the raisinq ol Tobacco,
TINS season, IN consequence OF The low prices OF an no
rler article, while those who niadea better article am,
+ - mont lX. ,l A,tt, -,
crop than usual and arc earnestly cndeavorlng 10 make
II superior in quality to their last The largest half al
the ffapln thS immediate section, is already cyt and II
process OF curing, 50 that we may expect tho shippn
season 10 commence much earlier this fall than usual
/ Mr. SALMON GoopRICn, Of rcrre Ilautc. Indiana, Ii
successfully engaged IN manufacturing molas,es from IN
/ Cora Nialk which is prom unccd by competent Judge
10 be luily equal 10 The sugar House Mulassrs Mr.
represents The STALKS. where the has been carly take
oif as very different from those in which it Is permi,,e
grow and Hpon, The frs, being full of juice nd ,ha
e'u'sNney sweet Eight gallons Of juice Weld abou
! two gallons Of molasscs.
Moose for Queen Iictoria.-Two fine Moose Dec
arrived at Boston on the 18Th from Banuor. Me
They were caught near AXE Chesnmhook or head wu
tels a The Western branch Of the penobscot and are
be sent to England, New York for the Park of he
4 majesty at Windsor Castle
The last accounts from Mexico received a, New O,
learns, state that Mr. Joseph Wells has offered Ia loa
the Mexican government the sum of 81 900 900 on cor
diuon that he be permitted to import from Ieudon ce
,aln quantity OF English cotton goods The propositio
had been laid before Congress. but had not been ac,e
on The domestic manufacturers were protesting lout
y against the project
=, The New York Courier s Enquirer says-"Tl
House IN London whose failure alluded TO in the Ia
aaviecs from that city, is Messrs. j. +. Smith & Co.
oio established ilrrn. Their late speculation. In Graz
nom inc Continent and in Flour from the ned State
are believed to have caused thcr suspension We ie
'hetc arc many drafts running on them, drawn in th
country. " "