Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
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R"onesr,a C,nrrrlNo.-Tle time is ploia.
bly, not Tar distant WHEN the cit, of Rochester will
become i, famous Tor its cdrpeiins rs kidd,rmns-
ter or Paisley. The success with which the BUSH
ness oil Carpet Weayhr has becn pursued here,
Notwithstanding thu di,asrou, effects If the fro
winch destroy cd the flat factory in the Globe
buildings. renders the matter peculiarly worthy the
attention ii all who hnlv Appreciate our local
prosperity III The Success 81 Domestic Manufactures.
The Carpet business hrst cenmout.d in RI.
chester by Mossrs. Newell x Siebbin in 1892
and continued by tlon, Wh excellent prospects
and success, tll their establishment was wholly
DESTROYED by the rroet FIR. ~ the Globe BUILDINGS
early IN 1881. The machinery having been all
burr, the business was interrupted till D.ccmbor
last, WHEN similar namfaciory ~as started by
r H. Smith and otrrs which is now in SUCCESS
fnl operation. and about, be permanently located
IN Il large building purchased for the purpose from
Aneoit, Watts ~ Langworty, beside the falls in
the northwest parr of the city. This establishment
contains ' looms for Venetian Caipetne; looms
for tine & ,npcrhnc Scotch Ca,lp ,ine With these
I'D looms about 40 hands steadily employed.
II present consumption of wool is at the annual
rate OF about 10000 lbs worth about S25 600
which produces about $1,000 Yards of finished
Carprtng, worth about $4,000. Besides this,
the farmers IN the country surrounding ara sup
pied here 10 considerable rNleut with Carpets
dyed and wo,e from ihrir warn. The pro.
prictors have been careful 10 select skiul Scotch
wrisets aud dyers; and their efforts to La,v
coors, quality and patterns equal 10 I'll, best ever
shown IN our markets, cminently successful.
l hey contemplate cnluging tI.ir present number
Of looms, with the view that three ply or imperial
carpets and hugs OF superior quality may give
srodter variety 10 thu productions of this interes-
ting establishment dorchester Democrat
t,aMRtIsG lluusrs ~ INV NoRK--The New
York Transcript aays---" W. have received in
formation from various sources in relation to the
existence ri several gambling houses in Broadway,
to winch 1t Is sand that hundreds ot porsons--amot q
whom may be found son,e of the most Respectable
aud wealthy OF cHons--nnck nightly, ard
squander away thousands, oi dollars. So sxien-
siye aud open haas tins traffic At length b. come.
that carriages may BIZ sern To crowd the doors Of
these modern ltlls the sainn ~ the Theatres
and other places OF amusement. aud the d. voices
OF this worst s'crIcs oi vice thong thilher with
as much cagcrnessas II they were about To witness
IA brilliant entertainments, inste Il OF becoming
the prey OF designing and heaftlcSs knav.s and
Nlotlm' OF the boIdcs treaelcr, aud plumber"
Carr. Boss.n.--Slalcmcnts heretofore pub
Iished have made known the nature oi the contest
between Capt. Bo,>icr aud Nj. na,les,, Of Wash
ing,on Cit,. The former vi, indicted for an as-
Nault on the latter, N the decided on Sa-
turday last By the honorable lcqilal of the captain
who pleaded his o"n cause. We pre- slime that
the cast will be reported a, large.
We understand that Mr. Baylcss publicly acqu,-
ted Cap, Bos,ier of all improperly Of conlut, to-
wards his ward, and ,soncraicd her from MI cen-
sure. Baltimore Chron.
The above extract is from the Baltimore Chron-
rle, and is the sequel ot affair which should inn
.,f
ton in their paragraphs about" a,roeous conduct"
" horrid depra,ity," &c with which too many Of
them strive TO anticipate and surpass each other,
in stimulating public CURIOSITY.
W hen the occurrence to which the above para
graph refers, took place. the Baltimore papers
rang with unmcaSurtd charges against the ndiyi-
duals Implicated; and the names of Two young fe-
males eckcssly connected with his impu-
ted crimes Many Of the papers of PhaI+lphia.
OF this city, and Others took repeated, md even
exaggerated the story; and now--~l%n the facts
come judicial, VT is, from first 10 last, found
TO be untrue. Blu what adequate repair alton
any contradiction, or expression OF regret. afford
to those, whom this unfounded calunny,
lr>sly, and therefore crilninally propagaued, has
I wounded Y. !. amer.
Ten thousand dollars reuard.--The Charles
ion Patriot OF Saturday evening, the 3lst ui,.,
tans the following:
:" DREADFUL OtIRACE.-The Aiken Is. ca
Telegraph OF the 3uth Oc'ob.r, records OF tho
most horred butcheri.s al which have ever
read The house oi "A MIR. Sn,ithes, On Ford
Creek. kreiLlv entered at night; the inmates.
thirteen ptrsons, murdered, many valuable articles
stolen, and then the house destroyed by fre win
the bodies of tho ,ictiint. These were Dir.
Sn,hes, his vile. and Eve children, aud s:A Ge'
man emigrants. who had stopped for III. nigh. o,s
their way to some Of the upper districts. Susp.-
sion rests ON white man, who had been ss-a
lodging about for some days. A reward oi. rss
,l'hossend dollars is offered tor tie discover, ci
she ,:,,-Ae-e,." gss4s-.r'- ss5s..e sasss