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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

ooaoe Crop qftc raitca GctcS-The Growth
"'otioa. (sarv the New York, Amcriconl a sta
pie altogether Of the Southern states. and of which
d.. x i%'eSSaat, She culture is protected By a
I'' =, 'ofe'en cottons Of 3 cents PERIL, has been
2''fS'y lgos.essIye for some years, as almost to
r ISs.' 9''let. When MIR. Jay made his treaty viii.
A"s'a''1' IN 81, cotton was not even mentioned
!, ls IA article of American production. In tba
c u 81 years, that is in 1924, the growth Of
L,o' was hFe hundred and sixty thousand bales.
i" Ia. present yea, the crop is l,O38,SlO bales =
ra.'' an oN'fse of30s lbs. to the bale, and at eight
@"s per ID iren'gfre millions Of doiiors. OF
i IT,, 9u'''Y, ihe port of New Orleans alone eXpor-
~S l"' a'll'fe1 and twenty-six thousand four
sored and eighty-six bales.
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TERMS.

TOR auaan. payable !" adyanee,uSo M
utttt 'iu - = a. Js.eoutipued thut at the discretion Of
,l 70 20 rn 51,' a Mt al arrearase oro gaid. r.,
= itsertt'Sas.a, -, fe,c. and n I? ceutsforeach CON
. 'a'e (of m ron Instance af'tb be pad TO rte'loas
ton E m, or taa payment assumed BY some re
""'ll ,.r.oaiH Lyncbbnrg..
sl'11dr - ,9Jfssscd TO the Editors must DO p0si
y VA mo- ~ vii notb DO attended To.
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SNnW

p eaCcr from lldoropeh and Grcenhcld,
came IN thr stage ou runners, IN ! Tuesday, rs tPf
us Westminster. The nov was from & - IL
inches decpin Tcmpieton, and de per thon thd at
BnutieIoIouph.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FroBt He B7i'jmafe American. DIR. ,.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

The brig Lemldcr, Captain GlI, at tins port YES
terdaF from CowcS, brings Il Portsmouth par.r Of
the Eth October, containing London dates Of
the 18th, fur days later than previous accounts.
The P~ollteaess of an esteemed commercial friend
enables US To make the following extracts from 1t.
Ihe Reform Bill continued 10 excite the most in
telse interest, andlhr receipt ofthe Intelligence of
H. rejection in thu House OF Lords waa III most pla-
es followed up Ivy nuneroasly attended meetings,
iar tie purpose OF expressing The public numontm
favour of Reform.
LoNDo>, Oc; li-Tlc Paris Papors Of Wcdncs-
dty. and the Messengers and Gazette dated yesterday
arrived in town tins morning. The attention of tho
Parisiaus continues to be diverted from Their own
peerase question by the important events occurring
IN Eneland The receipt of a Felegraplic dcs-
patch by Government, announcing thu majority On
Lord kbrjnyton's motion. wa o1frfcd on rhe Pa
RS Boarse ou clncsdsy, and d,fhasci universal
joy. Al ulmciralo us IL the fumes WIS III" con
lQGlne. III. DIS rs#ion Of the peeragf lr.J,fi
l1.a@ resumed il ihc Chamber n Deputies on We'd
as lay. The impression in ParIs vas, that the
po~egto cr,'tc would be lnees.ed II the King
bat TIT the selection iIust BE- iaal- from Isis o.
.s,laaat'a % b. presented by tue Ii atoral Col
pllsa;e l:..r res br,1ght hy tta3 esosess state Tic
eyistelee OF a r,porJ ltat he atIaifs If Belgium ami
Holland Lod hrca llslletoilly arranged
L. Cholera hoi r.. appeared III Il. p hpraa
-At3alul il had uueypact d. resfla#i arftlt"
LIT In l|l}<l'al5 rrckaied With conf nee "n he
nsaa!e To confront j.. =
Tie report OF Loal Paimer5taa'7 #a'goe.ion is
utterly nutoundcd. 15aCe
Wednesday h~iu4 announced - ia day on
which taa Petitions a4rsal To III lie metropolis
sboall be prosecuted To In KIM, pfc9aiations wore
900 .,I ,t "a. ,., 1 lagia IN tlD a II vant tofr-b-
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YIN lopc WA, y tn oue sfrobeo Of a1s axe, O.
paaed j. and We ,u'cied and #lettili MI. lurncr
M Mrs Nc5ysuuic 10 tae IA lls of u rooiai o!
ua,St tififcucd to'deatt, W Immediately killed
Mrs. Tancr, wl,hone nIoN OF lis pxe. took
Nrs Newsuuc hv thu iaad, and With ur
sword Lad when / was uffat uended, stri"h
lrrsr,eml blows over the ht.l Int n%otla'ng all
10 kill her. 49, the sword Vas dull Nld turn,
Iauni and discovering il, dlspat hei her also
general destruction Of property md starehf'r IN.
ntN and ammunition, always succeeded tie M
dsrs.'
-
=" All the family wcre already murdered, but MIG.
Whitehead and her daughtsl Margaret As J
came round 10 the door s.w VIII pulling Mrs.
Whitehead cat Of the hooee, aud nj tie step he
nearly severed her heod from her body,
with his broad axe. Miss Margaret, when | dis
covered her. had concealed horaefi IN the corner, for
med by the projection of the ccllut cap from the
house ON my approach she fled, but vas soon o
.|e1tat,n. and after repeated blows with the sworb
| killed her by ublow On faa head, with a fence
rnil
What wrc,chcs : This monster Will, flrnis-
es deeds ttrrt v--t++-+4 --r--+4 rr1ril Of SefFa,7r 10
u
One confession of Nat 1maer Is impor-
tnnl.
llewas asked, " lf he kieN ofany extensive or
concerted plan. Ils nnfwst s'ss ! do not. When
| qurstionrd hm as to the III alfecuon III North
Carollun happening about llt alae time, he denied
any know lcGt g. oft aud wianl looked HIM ~ thn
inee ~ though would search IN innlost thoughts.
herephcd, " scc 81, You doubt ny wore, hrt
can ,ol not thul the same ldens. and strtH5 %
appearances about his time III the heavens m,-bi
prompt others, az well a. myself 10 tbs undertake
lng =
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INniGN

~. a''ohas7a FIor.lian says that the uidigo
~, is i'qad III abundance on die pine lands mthat
NJ, J. II crows very lu&ariantly, frequently
s.~'',l5 the ilsishtof ii. or eight feet. That pa
.EI's2s that the calal&a Of the plaGt might be
q Profitable A. tiat ofsuror or cotton.
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L. L,u1L Mn l1Lcr dnl.n-

WAeHlsgspS, Nov. 81.
The General Impression l., HAT the approaching
session viii prove rather atonny and that prlNntc
intrigue and personal luminosity will usnif much Of
tint time which ought 10 BE- devoladto the affairs of
people, Tie Presidents personal appearance far
tranaccnds the impression Uude on }our mind, ly
"a Yiew Of my olthc Iorlralls which have ever been
taken Of hnn lie IS perfectly u,ianc and poln"
~ ija d p~ortncnt, aud although rather all, do 8 The
honors # ms house very gracefully. a close ol~"iv-
cr s,oa would detect IN his strongly mark d coaG-
tenanoc and compressed lips, firm resolve, strong
prejudice, stcody perseverance,, and if his passions
are reused, undymg hate. On the whole, asran-
Ger would leave hin, rather f|avorably impressed.
Amos Kendall, the celebrated " Fourth AUDITOR
termed by Clay man Judas lscariol, IS a man of the
middle size, but possessing one of the most intel
lccfual contcnanccs which have ever observed.
His address Is pleasing, and you ut once perceive
you are convcrslng with a man Of no ordinary at
tainmcnls. 1t IS apparent from his wasten appearance
that lac is IA close applicant, and sleeps not on n
" bed of roses He has comparatively but few
friends here, and many bitter enemies. His private
conduct here, | am told,ls iroproachahle The mem
hers are dropping in rapidly, and the big little city
beeins 10 present an appearance of some hustle
and activity" ~. Sentinel.
/ he I'D OF ichrlory next, VIII complete a cen
tnary since the birth of Washington. The Mass
chusetts Historical Society, mindful of the interes-
ting cons dcratlonS associated with tins occasion,
have requested oue oftheir number, Hon. Francis
{. Gray @, deliver a discourse before the Society on
tltal tay.
Something acr-Tie late gale brought ashore
III Ncstchester county, large tTtle-the largest
parhl Misunderstanding 1862 pounds. III s
Leqiathm Of The deep has been purchased by d.;
Sculder OF tho American Museum, where he was
Yesterday conveyed alive. lie is worth a visit to
all who delight il the strange and wonderfi .
Faot Racs.--The Nutchitochcs paper says, that
Il foot raee is to be run on Christmas day, IN that
town, for one hundred dJliaGs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
one OF whom is sixty eight ana the other seventy
two Yeas of age.
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BLANKS

FOR SALE AT THIS "TTIcT
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Foot Racs.--rhe Nutchitoehes paper says, that
Il foot race is TO be RIM on Christmas day, in that
town, for one hundred dollars 9betweentwopersons
one OF whom is sixty eight ana the other seventy
two years of age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

vl,.rc IS star lovely star
p5,f ligbts the darkest gloom.
A.. Ills a pa fal radiance oc'
IT, prosgse.s Of tie Toni.
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POLITICAL.

m,5r uopF-rHE sTAR-TIiE VOICE
Tb.r. is a hop blessed h'P.-
Wore precious apdmoro BRIGHT
Than adj tie f,lsss h'oI"''f
r1e world l%=.eaa1s dsIlsnl
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
BICKNELL's REPORTER.

Counierftn DeisciOr, and Price Current
The publisher OF this Journal having been
solicited by large number of his patrons 10
issue the s'Reporier'' weekly, has, in conse-
queuce, made such arrangements as will enable
him to comply with their wishes after the 31st
Of July next, IN which date the first year of this
publication will be completed. We feel CRATE
ful to the public for the liberal patronage award
ed tbs, (having now more extensive circulation
than any other newsnaperin the United States,)
and shall leave no measure unresorted 10, in
order to render this journal valuable in all res
poets, not only TO merchants, banking institu-
lions, brokers, and keepers Of hotels, but to the
community in general. We have engaged the
literary assistance Of several gentlemen we'll
known as writer's, and have correspondents in
all the principal cities and towns in the United
States. We also receive weekly more than five
hundred newspapers from different parts Of the
Union, 50 that whatever information may be cir
culated through the medium ofthe "Repcrter,"
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ker,
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RINAANO

Will stand for Mares this season, from thu first
OF April to the first Of August, at the following
places, in N, Castle County, state of Delaware
at Richard Jones' New Ark, Hotel, formerly
kept by Caleb T. Swayne, on Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, and at Francis Sawdon's IIare's
Corner, on Thursdays, Friday, and till Saturday
evening in each week, when he will return 10
New Ark, and so on during the season. The
conditions are, any person putting Mare to Ri
naldo, must give their not for S20 to the subscri.
Der or his order payable on the first day of Janu.
airy next, and If any mare should be parted with,
before II is ascertained she is with foal, the note
must be paid; and all mares not proyin e wit
toal, the owner must come forward and give sat
isfactory testimony Of the fact, and receive their
note within sixty days after it is due, otherwise if
neglected longer than the time specified. it must
be paid.
N. D.-For the accommodation of those who
wish 10 put Mares by the single leap, viz. ANY
person putting Mare TO Rinaldo by the single
leap must pay ten dollars at the time of covering
Should the mare want the horse again. the own.
erby paying five dollars more will be entitled to
the remainder of the season or may have the
Mare insured by giving note for ten dollars,
and complying with the above conditions.
Caleb L. Swayne.
March 81 29-tf.
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PROSPECTUS
GENIUS OF UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION
Vol XII

GENIUS OF UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION
Vol XII.
The object and character of this work are
well known. II has been published nearly ten
years, and circulated in all the States Of thi.
Union, in Canada the West Indies. Europe, and
Africa. II is Exclusively devoted to the subject
of the abolition of Slavery, on the American Con.
tinent and Islands.
Within few years, the proprietor has tray.
elled much. and had TO depend somewhat upon
the assistance of others to conduct the work -
He pledges himself, that the publication shall
not cease, but with the cessation of his natural
life, provided the public patronage, or the la
Dor of his own hands, will furnish the means o
issuing a single sheet per annum.-He. further
pledges himself, that the crest fundamental
principles, hitherto advocated in this work, shall
be steadily maintained. The course to be pnr-
sued, hereafter. will not materially vary from
that which he marked out in the beginning.
The corrupt cources of the horrible evil of slay-
cry shall be traced; this fatal gangrene upon the
body polite shall be probed; and the healing
balsam will be applied when the putrid mass is
removed. Every possible investigation will be
made as TO the state ofthe slaye.system, and
what is doing relative to its perpetuatOn or abOli
tion, particularly in the various parts Of the
United States and the West Indies. Every ex-
ertion will also be made to snow what can Be
dOne, WIN proprlety and safety, towards eradi
eating this enormous and increasing evil from
the American soil.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The work will, hencefOrth, be issued month
". 1t will be neatly printed, on fine paper, and
folded in the octave form. each number making
sixteen large pages.
The price Of subscription will be One Dollar
per annum, always to be pain in advance.
Subscribers who do not particularly specify
the time they wish to receive the work. or no.
iiiy the Editor Of desire to discontinue il be-
fore the expiration Of each current YER, will be
considered as engaged for the next succeeding
one, and their bills will be forwarded according.
ly.
Agents will be entitled to six copies for every
five dollars RENTED to the Editor in current
money Of the United States.
this Office, must be addressed Gree of expence)
to BENJAMIN LuNDY, Washington, d, c,
May, 1881,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Liner Chandler corner OF Market and
Broad, also corner OF Tatnall and Broad
treets.
MACHINE CARDs.-William Marshall ma
ker, at the old and long established stand,
No. 40, west high st.
Moses Banisfer.--Manufac.u of Hair
Mattresses, on Quaker Hill, near Mrs.
Dauphin's.
CuTrier.--James Webb, high, between Or
range and shipley streets.
Baker.--Miller Dunott, los SIMPLY st.
Surveyor of Land and Conveydncer.-Lea
Pussy, 122 market st.
Iron and Coal observation-disclosures Garrett
Jr. SO shipley street.
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron manufacturer, No. ~,
market street.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine maker, corner Of
shipley and broad SITS.
Iron Foundry.-Mahlon Belts, corner of
orange and kent SITS.
Patent Hay and Grain Rakes, and hatenf
Grain Cradies.--Joshua Johnson & Son,
makers, Pike Greek Mills.
China, Glass and Queensz0are sfore.--Da-
vid Smy.h, 6s market st,
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PEDIGREE.

Sire, Sir Archy; dam Miss Ryland, by Graf
ohus, grand dam Duet, by Silver Tail, full
bred son OfClocklast, great grand dam Vanity by
Celer, the best son of old Janus, great grea,
grand dam by Mark Anthony, the best son Of old
partner,he the best son of old Traveller, out Of
Selma by the Godolphin Atabiani great great
great grand dam by jolly Rodger.
Sir Archy and Gracious were got by the i'm
ported Horse Domed, bred by Sir G. Burnbury,
got by FlOrizel; the best son Of King Herod, his
dam by Spectator, grand dam by fIoratio, by
Blank, son Of Godolphin Arabian G. grand dam
by childersj 6. 6. grand dam Miss Bevoir, by
Grey Granthami 6. g. 6. grand dam by Paget
Turk, 6, 6. &, 8 grand dam Betty Percival, by
Leede'g Arabian,
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Caution.

All persons are hereby cautioned against re.
ceiying or purchasing certain Judgment Bond
drawn in the year eighteen hundred and twenty
seven by MICHAEL HAMILTON in favor of Man
eARET LowTHEH, for the sum of one hundred and
arty dollars The bond has been satisfied but
yer given up. MICHAEL HAMII TON.
Near Centrevill, May IS, 1881. 37--4tp
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Six cents & an old Shoe
REV ARn

Ran away, on the 18th instant, an indented
apprentice to the Cordwaning business, named
THOMAS FOSTER,
about 10 years Of age; five feet, or inches
high, light hair and light complexion, and very
slim.-Had on when he went away, round
Jacket and pantalets Of rowen cashmere; Mon
roe boots, half worn; and fur hati and took with
him other clothing.
Any person returning said boy to The subscri
Der, shall receive the above reward; but no
charges will be allowed.
JAMES L. DEvoU.
Suly 81, 1881. 45-4t.
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For the use of those who are fond Of good
Horses and Dogs--who would study the natural
history and habits Of American game--whelher
animais or birds, fish or joei. and for those who
take pleasure in the turf and other field Sports
-. s. SKINNER, Postmaster ofthe City Of Bal
timore, commenced in September, 1929. the
publication of monthly periodical, entitled, the
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

Is splendid descendant OF Sir Archy, the sire
OF the most distinguished running Horses of the
South, and now at &c years old, covers at SIS the
season.
BlNALDo was bred by the Hon. John Ran
dolph Of Roanoke, (va.) and is not excelled by
any other Horse in the country, in his Pedi-
gree, or in his limbs, figure, bone, sinew, and
action.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
WILLIAM ROBINSON.

Ua,e OF the firm of HiAiam Robinson e Co.
Phoenix Foundry, Wilmington Del.,) respect.
fully informs his friends and the public, that he
has commenced business in
Kensington, Philadelphia,
in Beach near Queen Street.
where he is prepared to execute orders for all
Kind Of Castings on the most reasonable terms
and socits the favor Of his friends.
N. b. Orders may be lett at the Store of Dun.
can g Brother, No so Market.streei Wilmington
also at James MCuliough's NetO Castle, an az
which will be forwarded daily by the Steam. Boat
to either places free of expense.
March 10th, 1882. e6-sm.
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COMPOUND
SyruN Of SarsaDariNla.

ins IS one OF the best preparations for diseas.
es OF the skin, scrofulous and other ulcers. The
syrup contains large portion of the active in.
gFedient and is prepared according to the best
method for preserving the peculiar properties Of
the Sarsa.
EXTRACT OF KAHINCA, new remedy
winch has been successful in the cure of the
worst cases Of Dropsy.
WHITES TOOTH ACHE DRoPs-The
pest remedy known for that painful disease.
J. Is. has the exclusive right for preparing this
article in New Castle County, and will SUNNY
Druggists and Store Keepers by the pound or
less quantity.
Alkaline, lextrnct OfJalop, mild and eifectusI
laxative,
French LAVENDER WATER.
All the new remedies held in repute by Ned
ical men for sale by j. d.
9th mo. LIST, 1851. 3s-tf
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Notiee.

Whereas | have given HENRY JACKSON,
an inden,ed servant, his freedom, hereby warn
all person against trusting him on my account,
as will discharge no debts of his contracting
after this date. EPHRAIM JACKSON.
Milcreek Hundred, 9th mo. 6, 1831.--4S-4tp
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Spirits of Nitre,

of Hartshorn,
of Ammonia Aromatic,
Of Wine,
Aqua Ammonia. Denarcotised Opium, &c
Prepared at Z. BRINGHURS1'S
Chemical Laboratory.
Physicians and country Store Keepers can be
supplied with the above articles at the lowest
manufacturing prices, at his Drug and Chemical
Store, No 1877 Market street. They may resi as
sured of their purity and strength.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership of the Subscribers, under the
firm of Ford and Connaway, in the Tayloring
business was dissolved, by mutual consent, on
the 18th of jan last Persons indebted to the
concern are requested to make payment, and
those having claims to present them TO either Of
the Subscribers.
WILLIAM FORD,
April %. SAMUEL CoNNAWAY.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Wants a Situation,

wants a Situation
A Gentleman Of responsibility is desrous Of
obtaining almost any honorable situation, or en-
ployment, whereby he can render himself useful
10 his employer, and be enabled TO provide for
his little family.--He has, froma series Of misfor-
tunes, been reduced to want. Address il. ID.
ihi ough this office.
Sept. z, 1881. 52--4tp.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Carbonated Water
JOSEPH BRlNGHURST,
NJ. or AT.I-s Gu. rxr.g

UODI9I u uItIINofIONOT1
Ne. 81 Market Street, Wilmington,
Has opened his Fountain of Mineral Waters
From very accurate analysis of the Saratoga wa
ter, he has been qualified TO prepare a correct
imitation, which possesses oil the medicinal pro-
perlies of the Natural Spring. Those who need
Tonic and Purgative water, can be supplied
either at the fountain, or in bottles. One glass
taken before breakfast will operate mildly-two
glasses will be active.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
A STATEMENT

OF the Road Accounts of st. Georges Hundred
in the County of New Castle, for the year
ending May 5th 1851.
Charles Foster, Collector. Or. TO the amount Of
Tax laid for the support Of the public Roads,
4 bridges in said Hundred on dolarages S240
So, at % cents to the hundred dollars, e.
quail to 1882 90,
Charles Foster Collector Or, by Order
paid by him for work done and mater
IL found for the .use Of the Public
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Securing

Ladies' and Gentlemen's garments Of every de.
scrptiOn and will extract stains, grease and 9TH
erimperfections with neatness and effect that
will insure him credit; and he will be thankful
to such Ladies' and Gentlemen for their custom,
doors below Miller Dunotis bakery, No go,
Shipley street.
Also, Shaving and Hair cutting done in the
neatest mannerby
GABRIEL JOHNSON:
June 8, 1881. 39-4t,