Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

do better. and not because they had failed any whore
The result of holr first year has been the successful
raising not only of upwards of hundred bales o the
incest Upland but ri small quantity OF Sea Island
cotton. Aud immediately upon this authentic fumor,
IS got up This Improbable fumor, nobody Knows who
lrom.
We were at first disposed believe that the story of
The abandonment by the Americans ongaecd IN the
pc might be- in part correct II WAS no Nlse I'm
lroIabe.t to have been anticipated thai
few would from the Of thnes. become discomfort
ed and home sick. and leave consequence. and that
from tins might arise the whole story OF the entire aan
donnent 81 the undertaking. hut out that
IN this we conceded too much. The undertaking has
not been abandoned, nor has Of The planters yet lc
all the stories to the contrary Notwithstanding The td
lowing letter ttom OF these cotton planters III India
received by the las, arrival from Europe IL To
gentleman in " keshare. Penn. lis Information 50
conclusive that fancy the Post will admit that
knocks IN tho head the euek and bull story o the
Manchester Guardian.
''PGArrl Dlsro
llrMNrRroor, Nov. .. ISL.
AN happy to ay the Government hos been H. oral To
Orders have been given 10 pass all our bills, and
supply with every thing required that. though We
have done great nj this year. {oning 10 unavoidable
delays IN commencing yet We are enabled now 10 oa
SpimmHglg
We have planted enough cotton, however, to prove
the entire practicabhlty ol eusaiIug, IN ono hummer,
aud although the season has been very dry, (esen ior
lls ftnhlI}) YET It's produce VIII prove very Hait1n
w e are now picking H.
Il sm now preparing land in this village. and an
adjoining one, which bought last sprrg, Tor planting
SUGAR. II Is done Nth urigaiion. 1t is IN tins work
that most o my hands employed My winter
crops 81 gram OF which planted largely, all
sugar planted III this country. IN the months Of
January and February. and Is most prof table crop
In III, tuatlon make the riecs fast enough, and
can have plenty u good things Ia eat aud dlHh, aud
the climate Is by means unhoIthy Mississippi,
&c lie English newspapers contain tie most mpur
tan American news; they menilun the DIT al several
ui US having returned ON account ol heat and unhea
ness. | am happy 10 say til IA m,slnke.'
But even were the slury oi the abandonment ri the
enterprise by the Americans true one, what cndiirt
can the cutton growers hete dctiye from It, When every
arIya from ENGLAND shows the constant n IA
pois u East hGia cotiou, aud Tie constant decrease Of
.lieucdP II Is impossible 10 shut eyes the fact
that from other, East luda cotton /. iast
driving own from the EHelah market We have
already shown that om the III oi January. I'll, 10
jan I'd tho lncr OF the iurn'r and the decrease
If the latter constant aud very great 1t apreafshv
the table of imports into the pals oi INcpoo Glasgow
and London. from January Ia Ar IsA2 HAT the
81 things still continues During the three mouths
# January February. Mach ISL, there were lsS. -
bales Of American cotton imported. hrng 4 sos less hai
dming the some period ht2t god1 During lho samo
months rG was, coml nd with Tic yenr before,
increase # unpcrls OF Indian cotton To the amount 81 10,
M ihalfs' The Gccr,dSe ot ,ibcricdn iMpo,S al
Mer ate n tcc1 per cenia lie increase N fasi Ldin
al he rate n one hundred aid Jyicca per cent The
flowing IS the abo:
lGroHfs OF toTron Woof. At lNrRrooI., LospoA