Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17


stretching from end III end placed Ise.t.ac
seat hcds Two persons. There is long of them ~
each side OF tho caravan, passage up the mid
die. aud door at both ends. In the Of the
rage There Ia usually stove. iod with charcoal
thraclIc coal. which Ia or the most part rcd hot IL
insoorably close and you the hot air huttvng be
tween yourself aud any other inject you may happen
look at. like the ghost OF smoke.
In the ladies car there great many gentlemen
who have ladies with them, There also great ma
ny ladies who have nobody with them; Tor any lady ma,
travel alone from end Of the United States 10 thu
other and be certain Of The most courteous and consdc
rate treatment every where. The conductor check
ker, guard whatever he may be. wears uniform
lie walks up and down the car and in and out of II.
his fancy Dictates leans against the door with his hand
IN his pocket, and siaros nj you. il you chance 10 DO
stranger or enters into versatun with the passen
gers about him. great many newspapers are pulle,
out and few of them are read Every body talks Il
YOU, or any body else who hits his fancy II You
an Englisman he expects that that railroad 10 pretl,
much like an English railroad.
II you say No. he says 'Nesl' (ncrroga,iycy.) ano
asks what respect they differ. You enuincm,c III,
heads Of difference one by one and he says csP ls
lncrugatyoy To each Then guosses that you do nj
travel faster IN fngand and your replying that yuudo
says YES (sill nterrogatlvely) and quito dent
don't believe Aera long pause he remarks, partly u
you, a!d partly 10 the knob on hotup ohs stick thu,
kees rockoned be considerable goahead people too
upon which you say Yes aud thea he says Yes again
[arnativcl, .h,s time) and upon your looking out OF
the window tells you that behind that hill, aud some
three miles from the neat station there is clever town
IN smart localon where he expects you have coneud-
cd 10 stop Your answer in the negative naturally leads
To questions in resrende your intended route (a
ways pronounced rout j and wherever you are gong
you invariably that you can't 70 there without i'm
mcsc dic ilty aud DANGER and that all the great sights
are somewhere else.
Ii lady akos fancy to any male passengers scat,
lD acr 70 AZ
The tact, and he immediately yacatcs with great p'-
eness Politics are much discussed, 80 are banks, 30
is cotton Quiet people avoid The question OF the Pes
dency Tor there viii be election in three years
aud half. aud party feeling very high; the great
constitutional feature OF this institution beng that direct
~ the acrimony Of the last election over. the acrlmony
OF the next bcgins, which unspeakabc comfort
To all strong polclaus and uvcrs Of thor country
that Is to say, ninety nine and boys out Of every
ninety nine and quarter.
NEW YORK.
Warm weather the sun strikes upon heads at this
open window as though It's rays were concentrated
Through burning glass; but the day IL IN Its zenith, I'd
tho season unusual Was there every such sun
ny street as this Broadway The pavement stones arr
polished with the tread vi feet until they SHINE again;
te red bricks OF the houses might be yet IN tho dry hot
kns and the roots OF those onlbusss look MS though II
water were poured them. they would hss ana smoke
aud smell like halt luenchcd fires. No stunt OF onn'
BUSES here Hall dozen have goncb w''hn as ma
ny minutes. Plenty ol hackney cabs and coaches TOO
gigs, ph@tos, large wheeled ubures, and private car
| riagos-rather o a clumsy mike and not very d1er
eni nom the public vehicles but built for the heavy roads
beyond the clty pavement Negro coachnen and white
IN straw hats, black hats, white hats, glazed caps iu
caps; IN Goals OF drab black, brown green, blue. nan
keen striped jeans. and ncn and there, IN that one IN
stance Couk whIe Ii passes or II will be Too l,ic,) III
suits OF livery Some snol hcrn republican that who puts
his backs III uniform, and swes with Sultan lomp and
! here n clipped
pair OF greys has sopped-siading 81 Their heads now
Is ofkshre groom, who has not been very long IN
these paris, and looks very sorrowiuy round or com
pahon par oi top boots winch hc may traverse o cry
halt year without meeting Heaven save the ladies,
now they dress We have coloIs III these ton
minutes an should have seen elsewhere IN as many
days. What various parasos what rainbow silks aud
s,lnsl what pn.ing ol thin stockings, and pnching oil
thin shoes, nulcun. OF rblni5 ana SIX isseis, ana
display rich cloaks AMI gaudy hoods and Innings! The
young gentlemen fond you see, ut turning down
Their shlr, colar. and cuva.ing their wnshers, ospo
raly under the chm but they cauot approach MA lao'
IN their dress OF bearing, being, to say ruth, hn'h
oi quite another sort.
Byrons oil the desk and counter pass on and let US
what KIND oil men those behind yc; tiose two labu
IN holiday clothes, ol whom carries III his hand
crumped scrap paper from which he tries to spell out
hard nalne while The other looks about r 1t Oh all the
doors and windows.
NEW YORK AT NIGHT.
But how quiet the streets arei Arc there no ltlnerant
bands wind or stringed instrumental No, not one.
BY day, there Punches, ianoccius, dancing dogs,
Juggles, conurors orchestrnas, OF even barre osasi
No, not one. Yes; remember one. One barrel organ
and dtncln monkeysportlye by nature but last Ia
ding into dull, lunpish monkey, OF The unitarian
schoo Beyond that, nothing lively, no. not much as
White mouse III twrllng cage
VIRGINIA CHARlOTEERING.
Soon after nine o'clock we to Potomac Creek,
where land. ana then the oldest part o
the journey. Seven siagecbaces are preparing To carry
Some oi thom are ready, some ol them are moi
ready. Some VI the drivers blacks, some whites
There four horses To each COACH and all the horses
harnasscd or embarrassed, are there. The passen
gers are getting out Of the steamboat, and into the
wheel barrpws, the horses frightened, and in
patient start the black drivers are catterlns IL
them like many monkeys and tho white onos
whoopng like many drovers; for the main thing Il
be done all kinds of hostlerny here, Is To make AZ
much C as possible. The coaches something
like the French coaches, but not nearly good. IL
lieu vi springs, they hung bands o the strongest
lea ther. There very little choice difference be
tween them and they may be kened to the carpollol
of the swings at English fair, roolod, put uPor
axletrees and wheels and curained with painted
canvass. They covered with mud from the 700
to the wheetire and have been cleaned since the
were first built.
The tickets we have received on board the steam
boat arc marked No. 50 belong to coach No |
throw my coat the box, and hoist my wife and he
maid into the inside. II has only STEP and tha