Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-21
ritD I.lO State aHairS.

eIcr-A persons Interested in the construction of tile
,oa Wire Suspension Bridge, from Diamond I'LL TO
street " i'll meeting FOR the purpose of further
The object at Messrs. Mecorke & Jones store, at
clock this afternoon
asrmExr-Thc theatrical performances at Masonic Hall
e to Increase merit and interest otheiio that great
lection of master mind, has been presented for several
manner well calculated to inspire real admiration
& mart the and pride on the part OF compa
he adverse circumstances under which they labor and the
!s,s with which they contenaed in presenting such
o,og considered their persouaoas Of otheo with
f ,gaeration be pronounced of superior order. We
with the part OF the unfortunate Moor
a.need by Mr.. Hall who seems fully to appreciate the
III that difficult character, and renders it with
s, naturalness highly eredtable to his dramatic capac
NIGHT the novel and feature presenting
,ces on one evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the
mt ~ the dance of the stage will find
va Masonic Hall quite entertaining.
oaYaoy pEA-we publish the following extracts by
country subscriber who desires extend the cult
,ion os this valuable plant
w, fam a Letter Of A. G. Summer, Rareacroft ~ c. TO the
hA'' Editors Of the Southern C@hicdtor. 49,
,h.ve had the Oregon Pea growing for ten years We
W1an,ed II after the first time We planted an acre
moor dry hillside in our peach orchard They grew
twe and fell ground under the weight of pods
hNne We gathered barrel of peas amongst calves
sRs and poultry which ran on them and IN the winter
q salvo To the land preparatory TO
p in corn prize Devon heifer Alice, which at
p' ,nnch attention at your FAR Tor her syetry ana
nlion was taken off that oregon lea patent me cars
eis Sore her to Augusta. Her condition was the effect OF
the oregon Pea alone NY s,os" d nv nine, fowl, %
WIN and Matching till November, furnishing me with
young bros n" t that stock had tramped
J enough a stand The corn was P,9us onec anu ls
Ia now thicker than could desire-twolve aud
stand o. nqh The corn of fine size and coour and the
zach trees made vigorous groWt 'e .u mas tti
dsn' think for stock and manurng it is very valuable
cyqe from Statement BY the sdt9 o. INC '''fAs' l''d2
given of its heavy yield fully prepared
believe The vines were loaded with clusters OF
u ",,cossyey and succeeded by fresh crops
t be result might almost reach an indefinite amount We
ard many speak and all agreed tnat inc great
heai hss - other plant in this section
r horses and cattle think it must prove Invaluable
They devourit either green or arleu WIN se &
ofmost value in this connection is that cures with
feature Oh | INHERENT stages of growth before and
te e lapts Of it were and hesped ascertain if
tr pesfs , drop in curing but did not and shaking
Inc h ga could make drop This supplies desidera
nor 70 The farmer by which he length
Nv ont his supply offodlcr to any extent any Tune un
@ the summer he desires to have an additional supply
hnV he may drill lot with the Oregon Pea cultivate and
cure t. and furnish five times as much fodder Tor the
A. an mprover of the soil must be very valuable me
of the a-gi pea IA haore s would
. rbnte vastly to enrich it. As to the growth
aud rien ,hny like SO great should imagine Those
planted CONTINUOUSLY on poor red gray SOIL presented
rat difference AT rate twill grow longer and yield
nm poor soil by nine ten fold than any other pea we
nav It viii grow large any land, and furnish ine sup
"sn the whole then the Oregon Pea inva
liable adjunct the farmers in dissection asa hesy pro
r Is unsurpasse the immense yield Of tops it not
t''i,iai 1--WE ever saw. AS hay crop it is
aeqe w reaso, = the that it with the leaf
ng to the stem andis eagerly devonfed by cattle anu
horses We many persons VINO eHpeeleu nothing
,ed NV our ohsery atoms that will be valuable to
the farmers of this section
NORFOLK ArFRs-The following items are from the Nor
fix MRS ofthe nth
Brgiary-severa stores were broken open oS 'o's,''S