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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17


~, sk;,l to the utmos, exieni Of the art. Mr. Ha'
Mn non shows no sims, IN this respect, OF beng
= ,en,riloqast He has called upon US, since INC
p.sforusnee, to inquire what views we ENTERTAINERS
ef,hc manner OF seeing ard hearing IN this ano-
,,alous mode He assures us tina, It - ep'
.hcr, time since he made the discovery that Mrs
H. possessed this rare talent, and that !, IS as ""
accountable TO himself as 10 all others lie fur'he'
aforms Us that very frequently, after retiring rom
an exhibition, in which she has been considerably
excited a. soon as her eyes closed IN sleep she
fnigues herself cxceedinelyey rencafs,hs s"sl'a's
ftom The bible, and other readings, oil "hish sho
had no recollection WHEN awake-Mo"y 9th
a. curious and perpexing anecdotes wero felaiej,
!, cenyince US that no deception had beeh ffas-
tisrd.
W. have neither comments 10 mako nor ,heo-
RES to advance in explanation of tho apparently
mysterious operations here related That there are
tricks in most exhibitions OF the led, Is generally
admitted but whether there are any ~ ms re-
mains TO b proved by further observation
fBost7a hcdieai and Sacgtodt Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

gainst tie Govern rent be IN neitstion amnng the
fair sex the timely warning Of n Post will doubt
less prove damps' 10 is success. The truth oil
the matter ia, however. thst some of our Tory
friends arc troubled vii, Wing wives. and thnt the
cty about afistoeracy all humbue. 4 he insiinc-
tive faet ant ronelrsaon Of woman gives her clear
insight a'o tbe merits Of the contest noa gong or
between the Office bodeis aud the people, AMI her
true pafrotsm does not leave her long IN doubt on
which siae to choose We wish fer no better praol
OF the goodness and justice OF our cause ihon the
fact thai the women of,he republic ore nrayed IN
our favor The daughters Of the herones Of the
Revolution can never be found esering their infla-
IN opposition to the Liberties and prosperity OF
he country. I he article IN the Post sheer libel
los dIsJ
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Pgff.ApgLrHfA, Nov. 3


Sudden Dcaih.-Nr Matthew Jafdelli, n Jew
elor Of this cry, whist sitting yesterday taking te
his partner, Mr. Dubois, apparently IN good health
suddenly I'll DEAD. He has left wife who Is not
expected to recover from the shock. Verdict Of the
cofoaets Jpry, that he came 10 his death by over
flow Of blood TO tho heart
On the third lnstan Two colored men, Francis
Dawso1 and William Moore, were playing with
unoadcd gun, md pointing IT n, one another, ht
the house Of John Flower, at the corner of Seventh
and Small streets when some colored boys cam
up and offered 10 sell pistol to them. Moore as
ked the Us III WINS loaded who SAID that II was
rot, for they had blown through II. Moore PINNED
IL, pointed it at Dnwson, aud sud- III shoot you,
to lie . enlistment Of all, DAYS n fell bleeding,
ball from the pistol having entered his In side ami
PASSED through his lungs. lie wos taken to The
Pennsylvania Hospital, where he fingered until the
7th inst. when he died.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
LOWELL FACTORIES.

The Bunker Hill Aurora cont ms tabular
statement respecting the Lowell factories, accom-
panic! by the follow ns remarks:
" The total amount ofcapi al invested is but free
ton short Of fire miEionS n1ld a haU Of dolltrS &
he number of hands empovcd Is nearly SIC tioH.
Su,d-m1rc than fur tt0uSand fire huadrcd oI
w.iom are females I'cc!rc hRadred females are
employed in The mills OF the Merflma k co npany
along The Narnuck and Lawrence compa-
Wes emp 10Y the largest amount of capltl, an, e.
course, mauafac ue the largest qlaotty of goods
per anhum. Tn former wrh five NILS, consume
eighty SIX bhles, ami aaan fteture one hundred and
twrn five thousand yatds efcouon per week
while the LATER WITH four mills, consume orc hun
drrd and s'xty bales, and manuf1c IRE lT00J1
YnrlS pr week The Mrrrimack company en-
p oy 100 hands and consume 5000 ons OF coal
and 400 CO.. DIS vt wood per annum ;-whe the
l. Ky ence company employ bur $50 hands and
consume per mum only 400 tons ofceal, and 100
| 'ords at wood This difference we suppose, is pro.
dueed by the quality and description Of the goods
m Eufacure
" The total amount of cotton con 5uncd IS 80 Goa
b,Ies per annum, and totI amour, of cotton cloth
manatfcured Is Sir hHad7ed dHl niHeiu scrrn thu
Saad Rl,ds pc, accct Hyig sir a,Iliou itc0 hun-
drcd and f1ftR.fOr H0HSaM YnrdS per aaHunt
Seven thousan1 one hundred tons Of anthtac,e
coal, three thousG I'd five huodrcd cords of wood
and twenty SIX thousand gallons of oil are annual
ly consumed Tho We ky salaries of the female
operatives amount to $SlI S07 65 tho weekly saIa
rles OF the male operatives to Ssl3 $50 Total per
week &2o, I2I 90 Total per annam Il 1913 S31 80
Almost a mtilton and a half dollars annually dis
rlbufcd among the mlddlng and aboring classes
OF he community by the seven cotton manufactu
ring companies at Lowell, alone md the largest
half OF this vast sum- is the product of female labor
= sum which, few years ago the united labor
OF all the girls IN the commonwealth co id not have
procured ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
NORFOLK RACES.

FasT DAY-Ale heats, for purse Of 800,
won with case by Col. Johnson's Vtrtnmnus, by
Eclipse
Steosp DAY-Two mile cas-Propretor =
Purse, $500.
Col hdams's bl. c. Black Heath, by Sir Ar
chr 3 years old, |
James S q ,rrison's b. +. Princess Anne, by
Tonson, 1 years old, ,
Mr. WAITS b. c. John Randolph, by Tonson,
4 years old B
Time lst hca, On 2s--2d heat, Or IL.
fnlHD DAY The Race of yealerdsy, (four mile
hcsts) vas an excellent one. A more beautiful
day could not have been desired. Thee some
thing cheering IN the smilcs thai bcamcd from d
tn .nsand glad faces When the trumpet note suun
Jcd iwo fac nniln,ls, Col Johnson's Ironetre, and
Mr.. Garrson's llanslap, " impatient trod the
plaln' At the slgnnl they fastened on the course
aod after some pretty running, and IN iwo hca's, l.
,oneilr won the day. Fine Isl heat, I'm 55s. ID
hcat sn Is.
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Fto@ ne baltimore Pahioh
TRIAL OF RlCilMOND, TIE Mali. ROT



JosErn RiauMoNp WINS the Deputy Postmaster at
Nlddlcown IN Frederick county, whe,c ms father
was tho Principal He was arrested IN Anal last
At the instance Of GfoRGG FMrr, Isl an active
and energetic agent Of the Post OGiac Department.
upon discovery effected by the agent that lac hal
taken money ont of letters passing through that OF
fee
llhad been a'ccriainrd that money, transmitted
by letters coming on the routes which included this
office, had heon occasionally missing for some
months, Pc. ccduss 10 detect HE guilty pa,,y bal
been instituted, as long ago as january last But
counterfeit Hoes having been chiefly relied ON, he
escaped for few weeks. AT length measures
were 50 skiuly contuvodby the Agcn', that the
discovery became certain and expeditions
In tho course Of nine months there were upwards
If $1,000 missing. Redmond confessed that he h ID
stolen about $500 and there was ~ doubt he had
taken the whole, although he may have forgotten
some ofthe parcels. He had learned The trade of
a tailor, ond was in the prtctco of quitting the
| Bank notes into his coat He was choice in the
I notes which he reserved sometimes taking on,
what he esteemed better, and replacing them with
such as he thought were less current. lie also
modt rated chs plunder at times, by taking part
OF the money IN letter; then Altering the con
| tents, so rs 10 correspond with the residue, which
! was forwarded in the letter 10 It's appropriate nd-
dress.
Between the time Of Richmond, first arrest and
his Surrender by his bal, which was .wo or three
days, he states that he burnt all tho money IN his
possession, winch was about Sli00 An the mo
ney which has been saved is only 800, that he hal
lent or deposited.
he indictment preferred against him contained
seueh counts, and described separate sums, which
had been nbsrncted at different times.
On being arr1igned he plead Guilty 10 all III,
counts, ard he Cour, sentenced him TO Ten Year
impJiyoHmeni ~ The Pcaitenfiarv.
Richmond is tlccag one years of age of good an
pearance, had before acquired fair character ant
standing and was, at the time Of his arrest, enea
std 10 be married TO an esmablc woman. But c,,
pldHy and seeming opportunity, tempted him Il
h lard a'l-aiij oil has been lost.
No person connected with a Post Office can. 70
any eng,h of time, hope to perperatc frauds an
populations opon The Office, without being detecte
by the Department. nevery case which has occur
j red III Maryland, there has been a discovery, an
that discovery has been speedily followed by con
ylction aud punishment.
Wing WoMEN-Under the head of Ariaoe
roep among Women, the New York Evening POI
> contains lahoed article attempting to prove tn,
an alarming degree of hostility towards our free /,
stitu'ons prevails among tie females Of tho rep,l
lac, and that they mny generally be found on ii
side OF The enemies of The country. THIS sngacio,
discovery Is unlolded with lho ieeressness whic
ia impornncn merits mud a INV ,;,.n l,;1 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
RUSSELL G.. VHEELLR, Esq.
,pccT am tsI"FIn, YOlTs,
BENJAMIN II. FOLGER.

The Philadelphia aud Trenton rail 70 d was o.
pened on Saturday las 1t i very slraiIh', run
ming the nca ltul r,Lht oank Of the Delaware, with
out deep cuts OF hpavy tnbdnkm nts and 1t IS be
heved may be safely travelled at tn rate of 81
miles an hour, with locomotive power as pnrlS oil
It have been. The distance Is 80 miles, winch
was II vcllrt, uclu ing several stoppases, ~ on
n'ur and a hall by a tram of cars In m king
f such road, nav, from lren ON to Brunswick
will place the great clues of New York and pha
drpha ,0,ttte fire or ar hrutS Of me- anSiht1 =
aud, Whc" Ia, raj iold fon Ba .Imale 70 Wash
gton Is fni,he rs II soon Will hr, tn time b
"a cen New York AID w ,shinglon VIII be a irtle
over ID hours, lncuJlns all changes and sitheo
arlgne-a bo half he distance beng pcrio ~ d IL
stramb ats, where rcficshncnt and may be Oh
Piaed as needed.
Members of congress will make money rapidly
on this route! They vii receive more than l0d
dollars for the days journey, the expense of winch
will not exceed 9 dollars including meals.
Niies' Register.
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Secretary oftho Treasury.

srrHious GoLp Cols.-rho New York CO n
merclnI Advertiser OF Nov. q says " / fen
Gold Piece, u ne atpea emission, WIS taken AT
the Itoy Clty Bank on Saturday"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
where d, oined N paying him the indest and most

where oil joined IN paying him the kndess snd mos.
hospiisbe attentions. After par'aking OF bonnino'
refreshments, retired To comfortable nIgh's res
snd The next morning, having bfeskfasled WIN si..
Chaplin, was tsken by him IN PIG Mr.. }, l.
Turnbu accompanying him on forse, 10 MI An
gefs. whence boat was expeeieI TO leave io the
CITY The boat not being there. was hosp"aoiy
entertained at dinner by Mr.. Angel & the boat has-
ng arrived aie ia the afternoon she ~ns Immedi-
aiely manned @h SIR Of the pfImcst oarsmen IN
the place, md lac ,mbaked, M. Angel politely -
companying him, for the city whcrc he arrived at
olarttr past 3 o'clock, Z. NJ tho negroes all the
way singing a song about " Massl Elliott and his
Balloon" which they had composed ca fempore for
the OCCASION The whole time occupied by the as.
ccnsion was abou - minutes, during Which pert
ot - miles were lrasersed; and in one hour ofter
he assembled the gas was discharged and the Bal.
loon folded up.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

A DCEL.-- We have heard rumor, says the
Mobile Register, that the Siamesc Twins have
had falling ont with each other, and that duel
would have ensucd some time snc" but the par
ties could not sgree upon the distance. The
quarrel gnated from the interference ofChang
~ love intrigue Of his twin brother Eng. Ii Is
to he hoped the affair will be adjusted so as TO pre-
vent n division between friends hitherto 50 closely
united.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

" We mare met Tic enemy and they arc Nor ~, d.
" HoPpy are they 'eho eepeci tatc--jor A.g 90.
mt be disapy0inttdr S'as
The Anti-lackson party IN New York bo,
only been defeatei-they have been pros,,a,', oa
by whlrwlnd-oyerwhem by the n,,ns- !"
the Albany Regency, backed by the inaosn,, o.
the Safety Fund Banks, and by the cxlene,v. "
ronage Of the State ard General cove ~.
From the city of New York to Oneida. e,,l,'.
about one half of the State, every county soys.
has given majortics 10 the administrator .l IN'a
dates Our readers are aware that uc had h,, N'
font hopes Of TIC success of the Wing esa.'
New York, but we had no apprehension Of c, IN VI
plcle AM hopeless route ! We subioln s,.l vi"
tculars as w have received. Il"
In the city of New York, the jackson m,o..,
for Governor is 2337-for Congress somexb.,, yI'"y
probably averaging about POGO. ''''
The Journal of Commerce Of Nov, 8 k.,.
edition, contains returns from 26 counlies IN
the majority Of Marcy over Seward ls 10 %, ''e
The Evening Post of the same day Aos -.
from 81 counties, which give Marcy a m,,o.,''.
%, 33l In these counties, the Wing Utic, r.
vention had estimated Macy's majority ,,o.,'
505a-e xcmi hfying the difference between c.I"a
lations and r suits
For the n xt Congrcss, the foloSlrg person,
are asccrnined to nc cltced-Fhc names Of 4.
whigs nre IN Hal'cs:
lst district Abel Huntington reelected
fn Samuel Barton vice Van H..
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/, .,.,. ,.,op. nature. which might Involve MS ne
| - .bo r,ese,t p,oceedings might have an '"Po'-
| 49,, t,ar;,,, IA the rial AT Westches'ers VIM"
WAS 10 follow this The District Attorney ~"
cve, Wished the coprl 10 sch on the ihaiei"'s"
,nd ,ead le,t.r from NJ, Folger toe coml''a'n,n
who wished all proceedings 10 be su,l :.
80, ao,o,....cd the notice. and viii decide on
Monday nexi. ,-,....
| E,y,nt the Com aerciai Adrerf'sef.
| Ngw YoaK, Nov. 8, 1884.
Messrs Ediors.-I am informed by my trends
| tim, The notice in orc of the morning papf's W ~
edngs in Court IN reference tc Maiihid'' nus
led some t. suppose thar have relaPsea mo W
/ l,ef IN him ond hi, tIasp"mons doctrines
it should be So supposed, Will }oh d. me INC ''No'
10 siaie, distinctly, IN your paper OF 'a'' e''n''7
| that have long SINCE renounced ms ooes'
tirelv. and believe him 10 be one Of The most base
and Jece;,ful belnes on Garth This is, likewise,
the opinion ofevcry member of my faml'y-a"o
nv object is. now to rid yscIf Of him, and those
connected with hum with as little trouble as P"ss-
IHe. NJ Pier-on, myselfaud family have beeh
deeply very deeply deluded, de civcd, and impo-
sed upon and regret exceedingly that ne former
could no. have been spared 10 wItn's ne aGfp ee-
ception We are sensible OF our error. we re-
pent of it sincerely and although we cannot ex
pee to recover, present, the situation we heip III
society previous 10 our acq Iainiahcc Win hS VIC
creature ye IN time we shall be able . shc",' That
we are enemies to him, md all who undertake. to
sustain him II. his wickedn SIS anu plans 10 destroy
as BENJA MN II. FOLGER.
The folio wing is the letter alluded to IN this case
by the District A torney:
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
RUSSELL G. WHEELER, Esq.
Dear Sir Mr.. Hoffman. as understand you,
having expressed strong doubts IN regard to tn
indictment against Nautilus beng sustained, and
II being likewise your own, rs well as ha' OF se"e-
al other lawyers Ia whose opinion have conf
i, ne | think il would be best TO discontinue the
altoge;het. It you should ihInk IL Is
proper TO do So | should think II would be best 10
ask he District Attorney to dismiss the case 'hf
offence charged upon HIM not beng an indie able
one and release the creature entirely. Ills day
so far as passing himself for re and pprtch
manhas passed. There is no danger OF his impo-
sing upon my one hoe or ,lScwhcrc.
With respect and esteem, yonfs,
BENJAMIN II. FOLGER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

"A great establishment, for the product and man
fracture ct silk, is n progress near Oneyville.
Rhode lsai Il. On most bcautfu. SPOT. an as
ISOLATION has planted many mulberry tees, and IN
tend soon TO have Is 600 Of II EN- ready for us,-
large numbers benz already four years old. Thy
have also S me newly invented machinery at work
by way experiment, which succeeds well in ,eel.
ln2 the silk f,om the co,oons--a very dltGcult and
delicate opera ION
we much desire to see the culture of silk adj
Vanceo, ana It's hrst most common manufactures
completely established. 1t will afford a fuino and
beautiful employment for thousands of females
anu we" t9gland might (and as it were, with
out IN cfort) add SIX eight millions of dollars
10 her annual product OF values from this source a.
lone
It's, on every account to be wished thnt new PM
pioymcnis may be found tnr women ard rItls es-
pcclaly widows and orphans. al houc-,o ~ bo,,
even the earning OF hr0 o. HJce dollars week an.
proaehes state of independence and safety and
enables thcm TO live comfortably accnrdln, to then
uhoS eh'asious and prudential views W. are M,
wnoeu' the hope OF yet seeing many VILLAGES or
"a'he's, (asylums OF virtuons, bur poor females
wne'e me culture and first operations of silk ma
thousands \;ja, ~" ~ W
TALLAHASSEE Oc'. A. Union Ront :
rtofidG. We learn that Col Gamble has c.,
d Sale OF one million of della of the steck If ~.
BANK Hrs expected 70 go INFO oppcra,,oo tho T.,
'cr parto! November, or the Is, Dec.nhor D.
S,oes Tie general prosperity which the o,ud.,, ,,s
VI capital Will produce, may now cnl cla,o ,.,,h
,,.''a'n'y on The construction of a rsilwov m 6,
''a'Ns tor the early completion Of which ,ron,r
measures will be Immediately adopt.d t''''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

tlheen districts remain 10 be heard from So
far as returns hive been received it v i'll te seer
IN there has been only two political changes
one IN the 9th district in favor of tn Anti-JacksOr
party, u phe IN the thlr dis rict in favor OF the I'D
miaislra'lnn though the latter should not be s,rc.
ly regarded as a change, inasmuch as MIR Seld,f
who has been superseded by Mr. NI'Keon, wa, el..
ted by the Jackson party, md Abandoned il, III,
MS election, in consequence of wha, he concem
To be the Objectionable measures of,he sdministr
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POSTSCRIPT.


Fart7cr Rctaras fron. .Ncto YOU.
BY Samrday's mail we have later returns 'tn
New Yok IL 81 Counties Marcy's majority o't
) j., card for Governor, is l4S49-fve counties lob,
hear litom which viii r. due. IT ? or 305D
In following are additional Congresslona Z.
turns:
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LYNCHEURG, NOV.
NE w YORK ELECTION.

It We hare mel Tic enemy and they are NOT ~, ....
HAPPY are they ~ho ecpcci ttRtc-jor A,n't
mt be diSaDy0ialedr ~ S'as
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Observations on Mental Derangement being
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Experiments and Observations on the Gastric
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Memoir of the Rev. Elias Cornelius.
Diary Of an Ennuyee.
A Memoir of the Life and Philosophy of Spur
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Req. Mr.. Pierpont's Ode at the Funeral Of
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Atlantic Tales, by Mrs. Lesy.
Letters to Daughter, by Mrs J. "A. Sargent
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