Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

" the sickenin- atmosphere bad COOKING and u++ar
want IF attention al this Hotel Americana.
few days since W. We're - fortunate as 70 procure
private rooms Ill tile house Ut MI J b. Feraud 4 veal
thy citizen, formerly the American Consul here where
we live quietly, retired and at moderate exnense as
independently we please. Almost every house in
the place i similarly occupied the Inhabitants
renting out their spare rooms and reaping SIGH har
vest from the Americans clearing several dollars dav
BY the operation.
The City is built on peninsula, and surrounded bv
stone wall which must have cost large sum.
send YOU sketch Of the plan Of Panama The
houses are all large ana mostly three stories in height
the hrst stores being uniformly used for shops or not
used ~ AZ the second stories rented to Americans
ana me third stories which contain the best
nave balcony Or piazza running all round the house.
occupied by the natives themselves where they are re-
moved Irom tAe dsagreea3ie noises and smell Of the
pGIoW anu where they ENJOY the fresh breezes
Wis" oclo? ~ such elevation Every house Is built
sPdi''e a"u uistIhct' with Pat few exceptions, and
re'!1y al are OF stone or brItA and pastered white,
N'I ny "IOo9t1leT DIlck Hoofs ana tiled roofs
p astonishing % see the number OF Old ch@rches
H0ie' shuuu t"lhK therc were nearly twenty and
it'll a 'e' 'rse se'era .avHS additional build
IS9t USED IN Ola times probably, Tor mOnaSt Cres
common residences for the clergy All these edifces
"Ie ~ S'"'e oil decay ana the most OF them are com
i':'1J y runs. should Judge that more than one
L III '0iIItoiy q the clty was taken up ny
~, 1"'-:0
"ia'' - SieaU lilhe lor IahGih@oS, as they
%'0 W. Ioueh anu tumble mixed up KIND OF
ma, nor carriage road in its Vicinity The only thnr
on wheels have been introduced III ir,ari,a,s a,d
consist If ona bapd c.rt hr,n,rLt fr, +L T;+aI
States all TX cart with solid wheels and wheel Inr
row, the two latter, made here within few weeks
'''u NUTS az y siaIl thaV even / heaVv
HAN " ''r'' NM II TT = pelh9 too heaVy Z
AS have observed before tile city is built unon \
peninsula and Oh the occasion Of storm or very hirh
TIDE the ditch might be filled NTH water from the bay
WHICH would render the city complete island but for
the paved entrance by the main gate There is GOOD
sea bathing at various points On tie beach The walls
Of city washed away Nv tile waves at nirh tie
Inside they present the uniform height of about fonr
feet but outside their height varies from twenty to fit
ty feet, being highest ut the battery.
Vessels Of ordinary onnane cam M nearer II H.
citv than one ur two MILES and th arrest ,rpaIl, j..
chr nearly trrr miles uur on arrnrut NJ M ha.L Nj
inc 81 shallow: at low tide it l., hare ab,nt h,lfa nina
out Tie tide SETS very slronr r,sinr an flti,r ah
twenty f-tt bier for the STEAMERS would hoye H. T.;
at least nile aud ! half Lpr Tbnro I. T., s,I, ,l;
a. L wharf here Every 1hiutr II I,pdaI Az c,n,u,, III
b,ats
immediately to the Soutb the bov il fan ofisl,l &c
different sizes mostly small Ooe If these ,,IId H.
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