The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-13

average price in several markets. for the Ins, :" ~
weeks, is made up and Gasetted weekly .na
this regulates The duties ior the cominp y ...
Calculations. therefore. are noi 10 be mad. o.
The London marke, only. for while prices ,h.,s
were for fine samples sOs or more. LAS H.
were the nl,idie OF Septembcr.) the arerage a,
Glasgow MS 54s 2, and the general 0rernps hn,
ois3 3. In our paper of September, Is, Isl IA
bic OF the duties al various prices but les, !,
should not be at hand, We suhjoin an aLslract a
il here.
When the average price is 62s per quarter
the duty is 24s y, and above that price the dnt,
Is diminished l., Tor every u advance in nr,c.
until the price is Cos, md the duty is 2Os 8 then
"a until the price is 65s, aud the duty Is, g
then 81 until the pric, is 70s, and III duty los 4
then Is until the price is FPS, and the duty ,s 3
Al 73s the duty is Is, and at higher priccsno,h.
ing"
From the indianapolis Guzet,e
The tide OF emigration is still Progressing IN.
the West, with almost irresistible foice. From
20 to 80. and frequentl, forty Wagons of NM.
ing families pass through our town daily. thu
greater pari of which are destined TO The ricb
valleys OF The Wabash and us tributary streams.
A gentleman OF this town, who has been an
attentive observer Of the movements OF the emi.
grants, hrs made a calculation of the numser
- INV f'FT, ''tc Itu1t nD IHn
fall and latter part Of the summer from which
h. has ii,ile doubt that the number exceeds fin
thousand persons. About 20 or 25 miles abo,..
Tn" place, is H road to ihe " abash from the Eabl
which Is said 10 he more travelled by Wagons
than the one through this place and about II
miles below. many of the emigran,. hom Ken.
lucky cross Whine River, and leave Indian.
apoi's 10 the right, IN their progress eastward.
Not" it'll standing the eres, now OF emie ration
| = 500. 1. 49,. all. IL
our own connts aud those surrounding il. nr
not left without a share. Situated MS we nrc
who inhabit This part of om fiourlshlug STAR
We feel deeply interested in the prosperity Of
every portion Of The commute, and almost.
NIL travellers who have visited our town. ba,s
highly complimented us on our rising pruspec,,.
lndeed, whoever visits Indiana, and will lie mar.
flculat in viewing its numerous ADVANTAGE
mus be convinced, ihai lie day is not far distant
when a residence here will be- highly desirable.
10 the early settler of the Wabash and Whits
hiVei COUNTRIES, the prospect appears truly
frightening. But yesterday, as il we're. liLe
many of the emigrants who are now uass;nr
his door, himself md family, with bis Ltle
siore o~fcarthly property, = as on the march 10
The spot Of hs present comfortable dwelling
which WIS then Il Wilderness, where not n yps.
tige Of civilization could he seen. But. the vii.
derncss has been reclaimed habi.
taiioas have been erected good moral ins,r,,c.
tons are incnlcated Ia the tnsoms of our chill.
tlren. and the ever blessed gospel is here dis.
seinm- ted. dispensing It's blessings on our land
and The people. May is enliye ning influence
cultivate onr hearts while oui hands are epea-
god III beautiI,ing our country then in ,,tub
can We eSciaiii, " the wilderness blossoms NE.
he rose"
BtHt1M q Mary C0lege.-Ours venerable
A'nla Later tlhs opeDcd It's balls of iusuruc.
Ton under the must Favorable ausuices. With
i''esS"rr DO we 'ntarm the pnblic. that IN.
wards OF 80 students a. already matricuie.
ted. and authentic information row reaches
Us, that seVeia al more are Just arrive e. in adai.
ton 10 tht above number. We congra ulaie.
nnsI cordially the trieuds OF old H4iiiam and
Nary on the dawn 4 surh bright nrosp+c;e.
city ais The arrival Of tLrse INTERESTING
Young strangers, with . incrres, u ,sbe. for
their inirllactsal IN proyement No semine
y pe"h 'ps. can b. ast of Professor. better rsl.
cnsated 10 promote The great object, for which
ley are sent, ana no s+mlntry, we behave.
has given 10 tn" wosla, in I latinn To the mum.
Der OF ser sons, u grphier proportion of en
nent character, whether n The bsi. in tie
SCAT Of %lstice. or in our drliheratlve assen-,
blirs. TPh~1ix pjoogbbou
|oHoR ana SHgdr'-A IN Alabama paper PSti-
mates. Thai "aile a single person can only os
4 lowed, ON 4 fair average. to raise 600 Do.ods
OF cotton in a year. which when einned j. pack
ed is reduced To l5op pounds. and Is worth no
more than $l2n. one lahorer would cultivate five,
ac' es OF sugar cane, the product of which is not
less mao ouoo lbs. OF sugar aud Is worth S4UD.
Inc moihsses pay ing inciuenlal expenses.
.Efa Bece.-The Hartford (Connecticul
'imes' co4'ial''s an account OF this young lady,
who IS Al inmate Of the Asylum for the Deaf
and Dumb, IN that ~Flaee-Julis Brace vas
born deal, d NIB and bliod, bel . but the second
instance ever reGoi ded, al 50 great Il misfortune.
el " temper docie, she began ca l., TO dispIay q
d"sree Of sagaciiy nor always To be- found in
those who are endowed with the senses. Her
parents being poor she was removed 10 the Asy,
INN, where she is treated with great tenderness
Although cut of IS IL " ould seem from every
source Of information, she is very industrin US
and constantly emplo, ek. She makes beautiful
counterpanes, and l., threading her needle. s,. as
ohieHy guided BY IN NJ piica' rn OF The tongue.
lathe snirsner OF 1926. " SAW This young lady
she wasengaged at work upon a pair Of pruueiia
oh"eS, ana specimens were exhibited, that
would have done credit 30 the most skiifuI aud
experienced workman. IL canusei be supposed
mat she has an! idea OF the computation Of time
yet she man't' SIS a sacred observance of the
SABBATH; On that day she lays aside her work
ard appears engrossed with the most etious le-
dec toHS, Mnny little anecdotes are related IN
IN lanes which show he inci II, e extent u
her Intelligence, aud appear TO settle The LONG
contested point, that IDEAS are innate.
horticultural Societp- II TIC meeting Of The
Horticultural Society oil Pennsyl, ania, on Tues.
day evening las, the members ere highly
gra'if'' with " tue displa, Of |autunnal flow
"'s. Among the most Striking ofilose from the.
gardens OF The Aiessrs La4dreths. were Dahlias,
it"m Mexico, OF almost ever, shade, from a.
pure White, with yellow centre 10 a brilliant,
purple q ~besutiul species OF Enpntorinm
several varieties OF golden rod (soiidreo y a
r'ch species OF American strawberry irers, (Eo,
o".m""S') scarlet age, is Ivia spiendcns) SC.