Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

h. has suffered itils or no loss from us RpefA'
t;ons. There 10 no evidests that tue 'ore'gn
Armand for Cotton has declined, wris the nome
consumption 10 RAPIDLY increasing we nave
also repeaIed accounts IF new fabrics 10 ~hioh
The crest staple of the South - sPpheh 'hos
furnishing a new market which mus "bv's's ;"
/. degree. that tendency 10 depression ~ the
foreign market. occasioned BY over prod"o"""'
Tue new avenues to eaierpfre snb industry
opened by the Tanf. ought no. TO be overlook
FL IN the general account oi profit aud loss.
Southern Sugar is Hireadf heooming an inpor.
fan, article In our make, and our newspapers
give freauen, notice Of the establishment, Of fac
l,of,e. IN the south. for the manufacture Of the
heavier descriptions OF Coton.
Samples of cotton osnabnrghs and sion'er
CLOTH OF The same kind, together with c"'on
bale rup., ali OF the manuiacory OF Col Va
Std r. Nlllmms pf South Carolina, have been
LEFT al the Office OF the Columbia Telescope Tor
Inspection :. The former IL described NJ SUI
better, more durable. aud more comictthhle
than the imported osnabnre.. made ol hemp.
IiiSat ten cents the second article i H7u ter
and may be applied 10 various purposes u I"
admirable tor leois and tnr cord - superior
intended, and as cheap as t3c imported hemp
cord
BunLIsaros, VI Oct. ?.
The 1mtrican System About two years
hs,e elsnSrd s,nce 70 GAS works IN this place
asn, INTO op.fntion. snd W. see at yet none OF
those operWhelminz ey,b lowing from them
which The enemies a. he tariff are o"ns'ani'N"t
ting forth rs the necessary consequence OF 10
tneste nanpfactnfts. Ga fhr contrary We bns'
pess conducted on = snug and econ"m lcal uu'
liberal scale, has csnscrird worthless Nnon'p
into n nDnrishing pan o. a." 'sg'-lhF '''.
ced q set OF ihTsaig and 10 iustfiouS mcch"n' .,
aud given employment TO many OF our p"'.'I
families particularly ~ III" winirJ bea'p1' "hrn
sueh employment IS mos dcsirlble. THIS mas
been more beoehrisl. as The bulneSs Is reduced
10 a cash standard--lhe bands punctutIly pad,
and the money mostly distributed IN small
sums The quality Of he ass is unqnestoo'
bly, the frs, offs kind anj bears the highest
price. nj home and abroad Ihe demand
among our own merchants add citizens has
been regularly increasing since 'ts his pro-
duclion, I'll This factory has now nGary the
whole supply OF those parts OF vermont ana
New York which border on the Lake. Inc
rain 10 the State IN materials heretofore useless
and productive labor introduced ar developed,
i about $40 900 per nnnum. SO much tor the
evils OF the TdrV
4 Nen fOun--A town IN the territory of
Michigan has recently bren laid out and called
NILES, in honor of H.sekiah Mics, Of the
BaliiInnrn Register. This compliment IS III.
tended on the part Of the founders Of the place
a. testimony oi lheir deep sense Of gratitude
Tor his unceasing and dIsuterested efforts IN
h.h.I, al tie American System.
American Missry We find the following par
nptaph in the 81. LOUIS Beacon (Mo of the
10Th nit
The henllL Of ST Louis, NJ the State Of
Missouri and OF onr neighbour, Illinois, has
been most excrllen' The present summer No
pouniai m region could be expected TO he more
so land 10 this great blessing we have anoIher
10 add, that Of the unparelled ifuululness OF the
season. Every species Of crop ~ most alum
dant every Tree OF vine or bush. IN the woods
that bears nut. grape, orr berry Is loaded
with its appropriate production. The Ike Of II
has never been seen aud 10 crown these I'd
vantages, or rather TO join in the enjoyment
OF them, is the great stream OF emigration now
mourning into the country. The roads are filled
with moving families They pass IN crowds
i fiy h. on hnni the iowa, tnd cnrnct goamlss
for rich land, Thai article, 50 scarce aud hard
10 be got in many places, - here the ready
ACQUISITION of every man / a has iltte moncy
or little credit or a Iide Industry
The Alexandfia fLousiana) Gtzrttr remark
that few years sincr t Nas thought that the
Sugar Cane could not be cultivated III TINT
vicinity with profit bui that opinion Is now
esploded and that section ot country blts
far 10 become the most favored sugar tcgiop
within the limits OF Louisiana Rapid strides
|, ia added. are now making in the cnl,ure Of
that article, aud a few mn"ths viii serve 10 re-
move the doubts Of even the most scrpica
rbe same paper says
There is in the vicinity Of this place, an
ORANGE Tree the growth OF the present year,
Ska half feet inhsight. Its foliage Is scarcely
less remarkable many fthe leaves measuring
z niche. in width & its iborns from three to toui
inches in length. The prevailing OF inion has
heenthst we are ton Ear North for the produc.
ton ofihs delioiou. fruit nui, from the pre-
ceiling growth, with knowledge Of the taol
tina, an orange tree ~ the other part of the
parish attained size which warrant the be.
left it will the next year produce trnIt, and
that our last winter, though unusually severe,
did kill bui n small portion Of those trees here
that were entirely exposed 10 It's chilling bnsI,
a confident hope may be entertained, thar
with little care during he FIRST year of the
growth of this exotic, we shall succeed IN rails
Jog the orange AT this place as well in other
parts the state,
Rnisn,.-The Editor of the Troy. n. Y.
Sentinel, says he has received specimens OF
raisins, T., epafed hy Mi Lsrned, Of Lansing
burg, from grapes raised this year in his own
garden they were made from the White Ma.
deira grape, or sweet water, n II is usually
called, and cost other trouble than cultng
of the clusters and putting them twice into an
oven after baking bread. DR.. Spaiord, Of the
same place, has also made excellent raisins
from his own cranes this wear, with very little