Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
Citp IMO state Affairs.

CttD duO Std(C AUdltG,
new schedule by which two daily trains will ARR W a,
mi, point from Richmond each bringing A T. : mail
We were mistaken, however, in saving that il wo .
the great Southern mail The error was not very mn
trrini but should have stated the Southwestern,
mail. We have nc doubt, however. that this will
.oou be the route oil the great Southern malta /.
,liy line of stages will between this city and
Charlottesville shortly, giving a daily way mail
from that and intermediate points
For the information OF those who have raised n
ouery as TO whether the Va. aud Tenn Companv viii
conform the new arrangement as To prevent nm
intcrrup.ion here at ynchburg to the tide of travel
that NAV be proceeding enst west, we are au,hor
lied to say that the interests of the travelling nuh,
always in some sort involving the interests of
transit companes--w be duly protected An mn.
warrantabe prejudice has been engendered against
Iypchburg by imputing to her desire to break con-
uection between the routes terminating at this pont
that the advantage of such interruption might ennre
10 her citizens. This would be II mistaken policy
even if it true inasmuch the effect of il wou1
he to divert travel in other directions and by routes
o,rding greater facilities for speedy transit bnt We
are sure injustice has been done us in this particunr
Lvnchbnrg is satisfied with the prospect which the
important lines Of INSTRUMENTATION now converv-
ing in her, and the attractions which her position at
f,rd for II fair and legitimate business without re-
sorting to the unworthy means of compelling travel
ers to stay here longer thun their inclination or in
terest dictate
So soon as complete schedule for all the routes
east and west of in which the public nre
shall be agreed upon, we will lay it before our read
ENCOURAGE NATIVE TALEST.-At the studio Of Mr.
r. j. Fisher Artist, we inspected on Saturday las n
fine crayon portrait Of Judge Leigh, which is CAPT
tai likeness; indeed, we consider it far better type
of the original than the portrait in the city Court
ROOM If the members of the Court, or whoever pro-
yded the picture no" in their Hail. want a real like
nes they had better secure the portrait executed by
Mr. Fisher We have understood however that the
Judge is SO well pleased with the work of Mr. Fisher
that he intends to purchase it for himself Wctrust
that Mr. +. will meet with liberal support in this
community
We strolled the other day through the extensive
marble yard ofMr j. Is. Gaddess. and examined some
fine specimens of work in his line We feel quite
sure that those who wish to procure suitable memo
rails of their amened dead, can be we'll suited by
Mr. Gaddess both in price and quality
We invite attention to the advertisement of BOYD,
Edmond Davenport, by which it will be seen that
the line of packet boats resumed operations between
this city and Richmond last Wednesday,
CRoPs IN VIRGINIA.-We clip from our State ex-
changes the following items in regard to the prospects
of the growing crops. The editor of the Culpepcr
hepuullcan "rItlng from Amherst county under date
9TH June, says:
AMHERST, &c.-The thing of greatest interest to
the people is the much talked Of aud much abused
wheat crop. | say much abused, because prigi-
legged grnmblers-thc firmers-to the contrary, it
nener Court bonso ~ Rirbr,onJ from pii,"an1 -
Lynchburg, and from Lynchburg % miles down the
canal, through the splendid James River bottoms |
observed the wheat closely, and do not hesitate to
declare my belief that the crop without some uufor-
seen aSguehl' wlli De 'ai'y an average one: ls'
"eaue" anu ia oioSSo'h S'"hos Su'c'eht
, ,ulIH upon 'ne e'o""q, anu wears fgorous anu
i.e",'"' "PPe"'""'e: ic!e "'u ,leIe an 'iuiheFeht
% 'tSe.'i ou' :, Jus peG" 80 anu
ovation ar. rnled ont There is some comnaint If
the chinch bug but the wheat is advancing So randi
ly to maturity that it will probably be able to with
stand the attack of that mysterious LITTLE nest
From what could see. and hear. the largest pre-
paration has been made for tobacco crop in Virrin.
ia this year. that has been for thirty wears past
The is late. and but few have planted though
there are several weeks yet remaining Old planters
say lhat TOBACCO SET out IN a good warm season. so
lhNt II can gro" Oh at once VIII mature IN eight
"ue"' ine "e'u Is selilhe enormously nlen, JUST
J, b. D ~, gu
WV VI ~ ~, Ii 80. nv soo" '"'"ss
~ n'"' ~ SiN ""' es''
Corn i small bnt has mad s,ora ora ,bo fldo
are clean 4 fine crop will doubtless be made Oats
generally, are promising, the season having been
quite favorable, A good crop will doubtless be re-
allied.
c.,o,,,u v,,.a,, ALL. :.
connlna iii s""' ,"e ,UP Gu ~
80, 80 ~ 80, -: t ;t ''oi, ,,,'' '''i
h. oll ,aothon th ht, o,, 80,
Princess AsNE.-Accounts from this county con.
tinue to give the most gloomy evidence OF the havoc
caused by the army worm The heavy rain yes
terday has probably killed most otthem.
TIL. whoa. cron has greatly in,nroved in ,be ;nne