Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22

IN uc mouth 4 D,ocnlt. last 81 mp ..iitt was AT
'e.nps,i. with aitlai sucfesS upon In ro1pff tin.
t"a,h} s'rsla Hho represented lnGs.lt a deaf NUT
.i III uanla OF Ne'ta, teacher ul rr ninrnship
~ O. eaiae Viii lln. $50 lass,d ashs : utuff
" 10y, and went III 'u t 5,h,re hc atulInI IN,
I'aei eo 4 shnls at> tat dc,trtetl Is sae un,
/. 40 lad seen hr s.Euaa,re d~e AID h,ari Inn iaA
~ lit With ieoEt .'n. d"'Aeh aud rlr hls arcmn
lice here. lac rte 4 The dnnh n,tn sreaking Al Hill
. ~ d, ua,o ploteod sinllaf nir,ole feathr elder
sil g ais9 fauna The ~ hs r. tsh aud Nv ,af
thai as gishN - II lie haa been I'D 10 tn business W.
have go d naaoa IL h,e,e that tins SANE precious mlr
" raseaa lay s,e Nuln4t the practice OF Their dee,
Ness - ttiisA Nah4a 2yya}. IN lsmhburu trNine,u X
IAsale her ilH"s tn n snindrg The people
out ilc ii'neY aadht.I Wis h, exciting s,nIaih,
an all ct N ii does MT cNsl. " lase is learned
that cJnre ai df7t luai by the name ot Monrtyilie
NaYe'Y 'asT Transition ifom Meyli,) have atey h,on
oefraiihs a4rui LrN!ngun n; aad that one u th.m
had succeeded IN "'uine hts Nay IL the good p,ac,s OF
may rl is. aaI 4 .ls STUDENTS II Tire t,E. u,tu
,io, IN lisa tlNa.
ihel had aae eiles lrom respectable aud char,abl
men " hon, iey bad ma doo imposed upon in then deaf
-nd dtah ctaaes. Ii III rifle and ,nontiuriiis are IA
iAe The saa'c, aey would Ia w, served II the, coud
maaagc 10 Break iuto 1ne pcuiientay.
Tns sr&r eper OF Corrox AN Gnux.-The An
gn'ta Geo )tnnc'c III a.,ellg tie high ptcc OF cot.
ION and urain saws -
1T wrnd from II accoia's thai preparations an,
nshing In an mmrrse crsp If e,tl,n The ensuing st.
sH Ahis, cHlo tdi, may 10 tAttnt dtitat The
oJecs OF the pani,n Il is tle that a.or Two s,,c, -
re crops below the usual a,raee, II would be reason
able 10 cNpcia hgh rice ,J the Il, til. This. under u
dinary circumstances would pr,e old hut he e5nsunI
ton ai cotton abroad mus he checked 10 me extent b.
Tie nintnse outlay which is mftri,usl demanded her,
hr Tie susehance II life. l lie means Of purchasing cot
Ion beng thus diminished and tle present prices tend
ng 10 scounge the active upt ration OF nany of the
mills large cop he ensuing would /. ccItsn
10 hall upon laneuid aud less aoti,. market
Those Who have noticed 81, ssy the late foreign ne.
counts iaV seen tl the scarcity Of ih is not confined
u ireland There is much distress ijr want Of End III
Scotland England, too. France Is Offering Flanders.
H'rmany, and other States, also the European ON.
tinen'
Tow viii The NEXT crop of broadsiufIs come in Il,
WI iuow upon the /" RECT consumption Of the previus
one ihere VIII be no remaining supply no remnant OF
maj crop but all Europe will commence Immediately
upon the new Under such circumstances, heavy
crp throughout the Continent would not be al he To sup
ply lis wants. Tbs country will also feel the consequence,
81 transporting much. There will be scarcity her,
~hrr 'he neat cr,p couHs IN, ant unless should be
very iaFgt, II viii no than answer the wants oi
TIE people here. l. SHIRT uuc, with a heavy crlp Of
cfion those who Hai haze buy will pay high lre
lr gram, NhIe gcit,Ig ainIiIecd price fol- cotton
ihere hevr Nas tine ~hen plaul, had better pros
pee 81 NlistfNihS Tier own interest, ty sowing and
planting gram extensively Than nov There Will be i
certain anl profitable market vr PROVISIONS and by gnw
ing suier crp of cotton. The price VIII be- more
retnune:aiing ior The hb1ur Of prJducngit