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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10
PLAIN GOODS.

PLAIN GOODS.
M ERINO, Silk, and Cotton shdwls;
lvA Crepe liese;
Book Muslin Handkerchiefs
Sewing Silk, do.
Nice Ginghans;
Satin Mode; and,
Can,blst Silk, at ii. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10

Are past, my hear. is old;
But here and there feeling stays,
That never can grow coidi
AID The love Of nature Is one OF these,
That Times wave never shrouds;
And of aud of doth my soul fnd peace
la watching the passing clouds!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10
JOHN F.. TOWNSEND,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
:" ILLTAM BROWNELL Tin Plate e.
w Sheet Iron Worker; would respectful
ly inform his friends and the public, that he
has taken the store Que door North of Market
square, where at all times may be found an
assortment of plain and Japan ware, tin and
sheet iron ware made to order at the shortest
notice. GF Mcndng particularly attended
to. Also, on hand coal stoves clay and soap-
stone furnaces, lead pipe of all sizes. RS.
Newport, April 23d, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10
UNION FACTORY.

u known establishment, offers his services to
his friends and the public generally, in the
WOOL CARDING,
CLOTH RESSlNG-AND
COLORING BUSINESS.
Wool oil'd, nlix'd and carded into rolls, at cts
per lb.
Particular Attention paid to The Colorins'
and Dressing Cloth, on as reasonable
terms as at any other establishment
on The Island.
fLDAlI orders left with Mr.. Freedom or !. +.
Lake. Broad-street, Samuel Carr, Ferry wharf,
Rob. Lawton, stone bridge, or jeremiah Clifford,
Bristol Ferry, will receive prompt attention.
Portsmouth, April 2. JOHN II. LAYTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10

To the Traders Of Newport.
RODGERS IMPERIAL STOCKS.
WA M. II. RODGERS, Joys Buildings
w Boston, informs the traders ot New
port, that he hns constantly Oh hand a gene
raj assortment of his newly invented IMPE-
RIAL STOCKS,-an article acknowledged
to be equal if not superior to any o! the kind
now in use. Traders will find it to their nd-
vantage to give him call, or favor him with
their orders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10
Sporting Repository.

"Now let the Fisherman his toll prepare,
And arm himself with every watery snare;
His hooks, his lines, peruse with careful eye,
Increase his tackle, and his rod re-tie."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10
THE CLOUDS.
BY MISS MARY ANNE BROWNE.

.sClouis, now softly sailiDg,
Along Tho deep blue SKY, aow hAed and 81 u
MISS hITvoRD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10

80 friendly 10 the best pursuits Of man,
Friendly to thought TO virtue and to peace,
Domestic fe in rur,l leisure passed!
Few, know thy value and few taste thy sweets;
ho' mauy boast thy f'vors. and effect
To u derstanG and choose thee for their own.
But foolish man fuigoes his pr per bliss
Fen Us his frat progenitor, and quits,
Though p aced IN paradise, ffor earth has still
som- traces of her youthful beauty Ieft,)
Substantial happiness. for transient joys"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-10

NEW ALE is now ready for delivery al the
Brewery, in Bbls., half bbls., or kegs
Grains at cents the bushel, every Monday,
"Wednesday and Fridsy,-and yeast a, all
hours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
TAX ENGLAND.

We find the following statement in Miles, Rceis
ter, extracted from an { relish paper. 1t shows the
oDprcssive extent of taxation in Great Britain and
the wonderful cap ,cty Of the country which is not
crushed by such weight:
IN. Coho's estate consists Of 5000 acres Of
land, rented upon an average al los per acre, and
as the four course system OF husbanlry Is pursued
in that country, one-fourth part OF this estate, OF
10000 acres, are annually ,wed with barley, and
which produces, on an average, five quarters per
acre, or 10000 quarters of barley annually Now
the duty (before the last rcpr1D to government,
making five quarters of barley into malt nd beer
Of both sorts, was Ga 8. Al. So that each acre
pays in direct take, more than seventeen times
the annual rent, these 10000 acres Welding to
government el4l 500 while they Weld to NJ.
Cooke only $4,000. Now the fandholaers re-
oeiye three fifths of all the taxes raised hence 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
CoNMuSIcArEp.
NUNMI NIt 7
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

II has fer some time been In agitation 10 cree, a
splendid iiorrL by stock company, on the corner
opposite the Book Store of Col. \. K. North. The
location for such an establishments is well known TO
command great advantages. All that is required
to insure the success Of the undertaking is that the
property holders subscribe the amount of Stock
for which they will he benefited by the improve
mem. Statements and calculations have boon
made of the Gust of the undertaking. and il IS de-
duced from them that the rents that can be obtain
ed from the establishment will pay NJ least s To 10
per CEN. to the stockholders. Il very PLAIN there
fore, that the Stock will command preminn
WHILE AT the safne time, twill advance the interest
OF the property holders. As ono of thai cominu-
nliN,and looking 10 the great importance of this inn
prosemQn IN the very heart of Lynchhure--o
likewise 70 the PROGRESS of the james River and
hanawha improvement, the benefits resulting from
witch will give an impulse TO the commercial rcla-
tons OF lynehhurg which has not been felt for the
last 20 years, would cali their attention TO this
scheme |. Is now for the property holdcr-, and
those who have adispoSilont 10 advance the interest
n the place. 10 come forward aud subscribe 10 the
Stock. PROPERTY HOLDER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
MR.. POWELL

N{IIL deliver his Course Of Lectures on GE.
w oLOGY on Monday, Wednesday, Friday 4
Saturday Evenings Of the present week, At 6ocleek.
III the Bapus, Church
Tue subjects will be, an explanation of the Stra-
llheauon OF the Eafths Surface, its Minerals, and
the dlefont Soils which result t,om H. illustrated by
Diagrams and Specimens Fossils Mines lie
marks on Metallic Currency Experiments Illus
tratise OF the methods OF assayinr Metals and ana
lysinr Ores with observations the accordance Of
Geology with the Mosaic history OF the Creation,
and the probable cause OF the neuge.
Tickets Of .fdmiitancc 10 ttr -Four Lerfirsf.
For Gentleman, 81 so
For Gentleman and Lady. 90
Single fickctior each Lecture, ID
TO be had M Nh. Moths Book Store, aud a, the
Bar of the Franklin Hotel
Innr 90 L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
SLAVERY.

s,.y.,v fanatics are making a great
Inc N,,,h but we still entertain the opin-
'n Inch VIC have frequently expressed '''a' tue
''", body of the people OF those s'a''s are en-,
gre" ,,,.oneerued in these movements II indeed
u's' !, 80, heartily disapprove oil them' As ey'-
'he' ,,, We may adduce these facts Isl,
denee legislature OF New Hampshire recently
'na' TO gran, their hall for the use OF the eman
'e'u. .sr. who applied orpcrinsson to hold meet
cpl ,h.ren; 2lly, that faneai Han, the usual
'nS =. !, which public meetings arc held IN Boston,
place ,,,;od 10 Il, m, on a like occasion and
was '''' ,be Legislature Of Connecticut, a, its
'n'' ..;,o. refused to repeal the law passed some
'''' .,o and which has cccasioned no little dis
s's ..,e and excitement in that State prohibiting
t'"o'' ,;,r Of free negroes, other than residents
.a.,.of. within its limits
'",'' Of the slaveholding States, in the mean
-. the momontous subject OF emancipation Is
'. 1904 On public attention and reflection TWAS
P''' H. aoo stated that several of the leading
s w.; napers were advocating gradual emanei-
:, that Safe, and that, in the Convention
:. shortly to assemble for the parpo'e of re-
;S constitution, this subject will be as'tated'
Vs., ;o,v 70 the Incorporation in that instrument
-, nrovi.ion leading to this result at some flu
49,. ,er;od, by gradual but certain process And
..,.ryc that at several meetings which have re-
..,tv becn held in Kentucky, II IS recommended
49,. Convention be called, FOR the purpose OF al
..;,u Tho constitution of that State with view a.
o,bcr things, of providing Tor the prospective
,r,neipa,ion of the slaves
w,;,c ", say nothing as to the policy of the last
.,nod movements. we would continue to urge the
,.aec,ins portion of the pcop'o Of the non-slase-
L. S.,,cs 10 "htus aloae.' They are utter
J., ;.or,,, of the condition of society hcrc--'hey
arr wholly dcuded as respects the actual state OF
,he slave population--and they know nothing about
l.. ,.,od;,l measures which should be adopted in
.,,,;o, TO the subject, Itthcs will continue to de-
-o,,co the institution Of slavery, however, under
,,o ;mncr,vc sense of day which ,hcy say i'm
r.,s Them TO that course, W. invite them To come
,monp and cnlighicn Us. We promise them a
warm reccpon-bnt should this not be sufficient
4 >, ,emp them, we would ask whether they do not
,omnromisc with their coasciences by combining
,bcr lectures and sermons to those who stand in
-, mood Of their counsel and admoni,ionl Why
prcach temperance to those who know nothing Of
tho existence of alcohol or against expensive
dressing to naked savages And yet this we're
inst as rational 10 crusade against negro slavery
where negro slavery is unknown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

follows tina, they derive from these 10 900 acrcs
lSi,9e6 IS. or above ten times a. much rs the
landlord. This sum, too, be ii remembered. is cS-
cmpt from all direct taxation, contributes nothing
TO the poor nothing TO the state, the church, the
army, the navy, &c. willie the landlords share is
bnfdcned With heavy expenses toward them all.
and 10y far the greater par, OF it ultimately finds its
way into the pockets of the same fundboldcrs
Does not the above statement show the ruinous eff
ieets Of taxation, and evinee the utter and absolute
incompatihility of free trade dividends, and cheap
bread, with golden moncyl'
" From the above (>ays Nes's Regis,or) i, ap.
pears that Mr.. Coke owns $4,000 acres Of land,
for which hercceivcs 10, 00o. or 5000, 900 year.
rent md that from 10000 acres alone, in barley,
the government obtained ELL 600 in cscisc"-
more than three times as much as the proprietor
What would an American citizen say, II, for every
dollar he obtained from his farm, he paid four into
the national treasury, especially when twas o,pcn-
ded in sustaining the pronigacy of corrupt coar,
and its minons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
AMOS kENpALL.

Our readers may recollect that we copied few
days ago, the subjoined advertisement from the
Norfolk Herald
The Postmaster General desires tina, public
notice be given to the citizens of Old Point Com
fort, Of the expected vacancy in that Pos, Office,
that they may have voice in recommending per
son for appointment
And we enquired OF the Herald VIVA, j, mean,
Whether the new Postmaster General, relinanish-
ing his own acknowledged power of appoint
ing rosimas'srs, inrtrt,d 10 o,rsutil will Ct Il /,
people in such cases 7 And that paper thus re-
spends
"Alwo cansay i, that the notice was copied, word
for wor from a communication tromths Postmaster
General 10 the person in charge of the said Post
Office, who, in compliance with the desire of his
superior that it should be published, handed i, %
us for that purpose 1t appear, to that it speaks
for itself, and requires explanation certainly,
if adopted and adhered To rule il will entitlc
the successor of NJ ljor Barry to no small praise.
Heretofore, we bclicve,i ii has not been the practice
under the present A ADMINISTRATIONS, on these occa-
sions, TO consult the people, but the wishes of few
leading partizans, communicated sub rosa this
now regulation of NJ. Kendall, therefore is sig
nj, an undoubicl /" REFORM" carving with it the
only uneqlvocal evidence OF an agreement OF prac-
tic with profession il all the talk about reformation
with which tn people have been amused for the
last six years"
Well, wonders will never cease. Ii Amos goes
on as he has begun--;ntroducng L rigid system o.
accountability on the part Of contractors; abs,ai, :
ing from making extra allowances, for services moi
rendered fnmg delinqncns; continuing in oflic
such postmastcrs do lhcr duty without reference
to their political sentiments, and. when vacancy
necessarily occurs, consulting public opinion IN
the vicnagc, rather than party leaders, in supply
ing i've say, if Amos will 90 on i'll this way,
there IS no conec,urng to what extent his popu-
larity will have reached by the end of the mex
Presidential ter,,--l he has an eve to the succc
sorship, he could 10, play his cards better thaa he
is now ,ing--,hough we by no means aScrbe Ii
him any design, in his management of the Pos
Office d Department. However, We hope the Will
presses will not cxtol Amos too hiahly-as il ma,
excite Suspicion at headquarters that he In
sold himself 10 that party, as Judge White is sal
To hive done, for the honor Of their support a,
President al some future day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

" The Boston Atlas states that the man who
'' recently apprehended in Louisville (kcn.) Just
4, "e eve OF marriage with respectable young
.aay Of that city, charged with forgery, by means
which nc defrauded Bank in Columbus and
CINCINNATI (Ohio) is the Rer. MIR. Weems, who
convicted Of sundry offences. and confined
"o renitentiary Of Massachusetts, some years
60 behaved excmplarily, wa. pardoncd by the
se'aor' and transferred the scene of his opera
sons TO the West.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
o. We would invite the special attention OF our
readers to the ESSAYS from the National Intelligent
Ger, on thcp,ospeot before us"--on our frs, page
HIGHWAY ROBBERY !

This crime is almost unknown amongst us and
OF the Lind, which occurred few miles from tow II
III Thursday afternoon last. NJ. Elisha Whtcn,
4 citizen OF Bedford on his return home, was as
>aultcd by a fellow, who it appears had iollowei
hun from town, and who. Selling him suddenly b>
he throat, with drawn dirk in ono hand, demand
el his money, accompanied by threat of instant
death if the demand was not f. W h complied
with. Mr.. w. is apparently feeble man, Will
his assa;lt is YOUNG AM IN lsculr and, percciv-
ing the folly OF "A struggle under such unequal cir
rumstanccs he yielded to the necessity OF the ca,o
tnd gave up his money. From Mr.. Wh,en's de-
icrpon of the rolbcr, and other circumstances
suspicion was fixed ON free man Of color, VIII
sometimes calls himself Micajah Goodwin, and
others Mlcalail Jcnll'aS, who having returned tc
own after elfecng his purpose was arrested car
led before a magistrate, and sent to Bedford lin
which county the crime vas committed) for trial.
IL WAS identified by Mr.. Written as the robbcr,
md he still bad Nj. vs. pocket book in his pos
session when he was arrcsted.--As an addit ma
whence Of his vll,iny, il may be stated, that OF
er,urniag to town,hc went to the store of Mr. Hen
~ Brown lr. and, while purchasing some small arti-
lie, purloiaea piece of goods, whicl, was also
found in his possession
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
%" The .Hr. H1H, who mt L.

o." The Hr. Hott, WHO m,le such famine
speech in behalf of Tecamsch Johnson, in the Bal
tilnoro Convention, "splitting the ears of the
groundngs" AMI WANING the admiration of tn,
I" cloated lions" is sill, by the Kentucky Repor-
ter, to be little c,aaty-court attorney, ranking
hfcrnth-ra,cr At the louisville bar III
brilliant figure which thi, gentleman m de in Bal
timorc,--" a bright AMI particular star" amone
the six hundred twinl,ling lights, which his splen-
dor eclipsed--'Irnishcs another illustration of tn,
proverbs, that no man is a hero to his own ralet d
cdambrc, or a prophet in his own country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
o. We wish tina. GOV. Tz vell, or S. ,ator

o. We wish tina. GOV. TzrveN, or s. ,ator
Leigh, or any other person who may be privy
the circumstances, would inform NJ. Ritchic wl,c-
thcr the fact Of NJ. l.. election to the Sor1tc ha
been Officially communicated 10 him. The las.
Enquirer complains Isl drraluIly of thc clou ~
and nysiihcatioa" which rest upon hi, highly
consequential matter. NJ. Richie seems to force
that what is dark to him may be perfectly plain to
those most concerned, and thai, although the flcr
has never been communicated to him, NJ. Leigh
may have had his credentials in his pocket lone
ago. We aglin, howava-, ''np''r' some charitablc
soul to relieve Mr.. r.. anxiety-,lsc he will
bUss"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
u NJ. james W. VI ,rgan has politely present

o. NJ. james W. NJ organ has politely present
eia5with li' alIzs1 rolls of the So tobacco pIr-
chos"l by him a few days ago, for mannfacturin,
prppsrs. We have laid it aside for future uss j.,
aad promise ourselves no little pleasure in its con-
sanoon, when age sl,1l have lent itsmellowng in
lao1ccs to its already exquisite favor. We arr
not very goo nlgas ofthe quality of the weed IN
NE a'str7e' b1' th''f WIZ ere,sp.Ih Of til, hogs
1eai purchased by NJ. Morgan a frst-rater,
IS Iced its high price sufficiently attcss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
IMTKGPrD.
OiFcts Of The EqAflHi. r.

Convinced OF the importance oil a steady applea-
ton OF Acr1nautiei IL objects Of sennu research.
and oi Its eipcc,d actlltIca TOT more complete
ploration OF " tunusphric lcefIlells" the subscri
Der has long mclllael the Institution of a series ol
experiments ior the purpose and he now proposes
~ Al nhpretcndng amanncr ~ possible. to resume
the Investigation originally proposed IN Nos and ,
on The use of Balloons" published IN the "lir.
5nlan some months ago, to which the reader is re-
leued. In addition, the Mtraetic examinations OF
'ay Lussac and fhcaard VIII b. repeated IN ,he hel
tens, together with the customary baromct,Ic and
thefmometrIc observations.
For the attainment OF these OBJ els the subscriber
with 10 aims beyond some humble auainmcns in
science. and "no wishes beyond It's range, has re
solved however nff1uh to tic tas, lac may he, 10
per,l his hopes aud his all ~ the uncertainties of 10
hmm an untrcd nagleaton and 10 cheer him IN hls
undertaking, he respectful, asks the presence on the
pcca,lou aud The patronage Of the enlightened aud
h elal SONS OF Virginia
ODER Of ascension,
Al Il O'Clock, signa will announce that the gates
OF the Amphuheatlc are opened for the reception OF
Visitors, when the inhibition Of the Balloon viii com.
mencs.
During the inic,val occupied by the imitation. at
past O'Clock, full explanation Of the cn,re p,u-
cess OF manipulating Ion the hydrogen employed IN
the ascension and Its application, will be gwen.
Vt pas, ) % clock, Pioneer balloon viii he
set OIL 10 ascertain The course OF the large Aeroslal,
Ind, after. MIR. HOBART viii tokc has station
the Car, and aiier briel adleu 10 spectators. the
Balloon will be namuocd, aud mount rapldly 10 tic
regions above. During the ascent. a hare will be
hopped fom the Car. with . parachute, TO conduct
Il safely to the clfl.
Esceii,a' seats III reserve tor La,lles, aud good
NlusIe in atculince.
Tickets OF Admission Fifty Cents.
Officers will preserve order on the occasion, and
he polite assistance and co operation OF scientific
4 4 . Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

o. The Richmond f rqircr informsits reader
that the lin cranches hefrrc it leaps"--a dis
covcrv for which he is entitled to the thanks of al
the Menagcric keepers in the country, and to .
Pro(essorslip of Natural History in the first Col
lsge which may institute sach department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
az Mr. Forsyth, the Secretary of SAFE, ha,
errived at Washington City.

o. We learn, by the last Richmond papcr',
that the Board OF Directors of the James River
and kanavha Company have unanimously elected
Judge Wright of New York, Chief Engineer, and
Charles File, il. Daniel Liyermorc and Simon W,
Wright, Assistants. They arc expected to enter
upon their dlties by the 18th Of July.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

o. NJ Thomas J. Pew, one of the delicate.
from kentucky to the Baltimore Convention, "a
firms in letter to the public, vindicatory of hi
friend, Col. Johnson, that Tccumseh "ncrer nas
md'rieA"-- is heor trilling. Who ever san
that the marriage vow had bound him to his sable
Dulcnea No one All that has been said, is.
that h. took one of his servants to his bed and
board, a, though she were lis wife, and that he az
forwards endcavorcd TO force their chiklren into
decent society--lay, that he has bribcd white mcn
to marry his colorod daughters, thing forbidden
by the law, in States, abhorrent is it to the
public scnso--5y munifccnt dowries. VIII Mr.
Pew deny eitlcr of these facts He dare not
lie cunnnelv seeks to cxculpatc his friend from
offences of which he is guilty, By defending him
from accusations which were never mlla. IL has
taken degree two in the Van Buren, school
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

~" The mail between Richmond and WASHING
ton Is still carried by Messrs. Wn'. Smi Il c..
objections having been male by Mcssrs. Stock,c,
n Vanderbilt, two Of the concern to the transfer.
Mcssrs Porter s, Go. have commenced s,,it A.
gainst the rival con -ern for a breach Of eontr,c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
WOODgsOUssVE SCFfpOE.

TIVE subscriber, haviup retnrneiffon The West.
l. aud Abandoned al ide1 OF moving thithey, re-
specially informs the public. that his School will
again be open for the reception oil borders and day
scholars, the 18th Juue aud coaunle anti the
18th December following, Tic iates Ter boarding
and tuition will be tia sli4e as ks.e.olore.
Parents aud Cp1riiaas RAY Roy IT. strctes, al
tentiop being paid TO the m2r1 ~ ltefary improve
neut Of those who my be eu,rls'cl 70 tho subscri
hers care. Any improvement n dscinl,s rs,y,,c-
ton or text books, that either cxY efence rehec-
ton may suggest, will be promptly adopted
SAMUEL T. MILLER.
rit'syvnna June Is wit If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
18th OF JULY.

Al meeting of the several committees appoints
ed TO make arrangements for celebrating the cnsu-
ing Anniversary of American Independence. by a
unanimous vote, Capt. Martin ". Davenport was
selected 10 read the Declaration OF Independence,
and NJ. William Tudor Iaaccy 10 deliver an
Grafton ON that OCCASION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
TRUST $,ETE.

e subscriber will SELL on Tues lay % in,
n three Negroes woman aged about 80. Fl
g. at OF 10, and boy about the sare ase,
Household Furniture, Books, &c. conveyed to h NJ
innuat By Beuj. Hunt.
c. L. MOSBY, Trustee.
i'm, - :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
TIE. CROPS.

Anxious to furnish our readers with all the inror-
nation which our exchange papers give Us, wit
regard to the growing crop, annex the followjne
additional items, Which we have received since our
asst publication:
From the Lecsbag (Loal3ua) Genius, yune -
The Uareest.-Thc time is near at hlnl when
pur farmers are wont TO cut their hlrvesi.-Sa Al
md gloomy IS the prospect, not ouIv in this cuun-
y, bat, rs far we have heard with very few c> =
rePtionS throughout this wide and diversified coun-
~ There are some farmers in Lonloun, who,
wing u the localities of their farms, will max
,carly an aycra2c crop--bnt they are fw.-B
Tar the or aa'er part will reap more than tn i
,eel, with perhaps sulliceIcy for domestic u,
nd enough to dafr,v the expenses o harvesting.-
),hcr' will not mike their Yed.-This is certain
Y very di>conra ing, d must have tendcnc,
. cah1nce the price of wheat and flour, very con-
..dprably