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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
From, The baltimore american.

INDIA COTTON GOODS.-The progress Of the
British manufacturers in their experiments India cot
ton seems be rapid IL Is successful They are
making ii up into fabrics, which, although Of inferior
quality. 1t respects appearance, well adapted to
the large class OF customers who want cheap goods
The competition of these cottons with has already
affected very sensibly in tho South American mar
kets
Wnhaye bafore extract Of leiterfrom an Amer
lean in London, written last month, 10 merchant Ut
this city, 10 which TO states that grey cot,ons. twenty
SIX inches wide, had been offered 10 him al pence, Or
abou, three cents per yard.
Our cotton growers at the South must be aware lh,
when British manifestations Gun procure from their
own territories the raw material SO cheapy as to ena
BILE them TO put manufactured goods at this price, the
market for the American staple must be very materially
injured in the time the efforts OF the British 60
yernment uutdng in The prosecution Of their great
interchangeable ofn,,uraaing the hest Sorts OF Amer
lean cotton tho soil Of India, and Of improving the
tive plant In both Of these points they have already,
considerable extent succeeded h the vast territory
their disposal in Hindoslan, and with the millions Of
abores whose Industry may be employed nj small ex
pense in the culture of COTTON it is no vain fancy which
induces the belief that large proportion, il not the
tire amount Of the supplies required by the British man
utacturcrs will before many years be drawn from the
plains Of India And it is very certain that as
this concentration is attained approXimaed u, Tho
imposition OF heavy duties upon American cotton, in The
ports ofGreat Britain, will speedily follow
Our Southern people talk of multiplying tho Tariff IN
less it is repealed. Let them take that they do no
talk too rashly The time may come, and SOON. wher
they will cling to the protective policy tho rons hold
Of their safety. It is best not to be committed ro far
They might Ike example from their political friends
of tho Northern, Middle and Western States, who. il
Obedience the dictates of party leaders, hare gns
far in dsaqausng yo.ection that they fnd themselves
nov in very unpeasan. predicsment. Tbs Wings
the Gully party that know how TO take good care Of h
| sn 10
the other side will this fact in the expsscnca 9th,
troubles into which nisgovernIncnt has hi Ugh, TIL
country, and like good ctzous to aid ia scs
tanning .ise sy-s'e,a q Snnh p,,icy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
NOTICE.

: NE copartnership existing between the subscri-
h bers under the style Of T omas & J. Garter, al
Brookvle, near Lynchbury, and in Pusylvana county
Is this day disaolyed by limitation All persons having
claims against the concern near Lynchburg, will present
them to jeduthun Carter, and those having claims
galnsi the concern in pittsyyania county will present
Them I" Thomas Carter for payment All persons III
dehed to the concern either place call and make
payment As we are DESTROYS Of winding pour matters
p' al early day. indulgence cannot therefore be given.
JEDUTHUN CARTER,
THOMAS CARTER.
Sept. g 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
Oct. q
Extensive sale OF Valuable Prop
CrtV.

DURSIANT to the provisions o! deed Of trust
b ocu,cd to me by James Dolan. Andrew kinncr and
Thomas H. Iowles, bearing date the - day Of Jan
uary 1912, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court OF LynchburI the 10Th day OF
January ls41 or certain purposes therein specihed
shall the Sh day Of Oc,ober next if fair if the
neAt fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted proceed To
sell for cash, at public auction, the LOT and nv
pHOV.E.n E.J'7TS thereon, at the junction Of
Water and jefferson streets. in the town Of Lynchhurg,
occupied al the date Of said deed 4 Lumber House BY
Dolan Kinnler & Co.
Also, seven Freight ROHfs, with the furniture
fixtures &c, belonging TO each; twonty two Hofses
Mules, thirty Of Harness. and three Drays aud iar
ness; being the property in said decd mentioned.
The Lumber House being under previous lien to the
Banks, will be sold subject that len and the sale will
lake Place on the premises. The whole OF the other
property will be sold on the bank of the Basin in Lynch
burg and the sale will continue from day to day until
the whole of said property shall be sold. The title To
said property is believed to be undoubed but acting
trustee shall convey such title only as is vestcdin me
by said deed. j. WILLS, Trustee.
Sept. Is. tleOct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
EiniGNiSo
"THE LYNCUBURG VIRGINIAN,"

Is oblshed si.csekIy (spery Monday and 7hrsday)
At Pow Dollars per on,s, payable in advance No sb
scypton will Be rescvsdo for shorter time than sir no'ths
and no paper ,r be discontinued, (ercsp at the discretion
Of Nc EGtors.) Until all airesrages are paid
az. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al SO ce"tspsr
,,us~e Tor ess) for he fret INSERTION aud 37 cents fer
,rervS, ,iint NJ Insertion
EVF .DTER TISER Is repaired to note, on his
,vs It. hoc long he .rishss his advertisement inserted
~, not noted, iru be inserted nil its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .1DTERTISLNI; the terms for
fhs privilege Of s squares, $40 for square, S25 for
On. % ARE. inner form, Ss5
~ JOB PRINTING; executed neatly and erpsdtions-
v srd reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
.1'DT'EtE.

IT has Income imperatiyey necessary tina, the under
y sl.nsd should receive from Their debtors-what is
ndebte! do MT settle With by the Is, day of
November next, that on that day shalt place every
bond, no'r obligation in sui,-and shall be fr-
rourcd nnothcr-rhis course is necessary aud is
most respectfully urged tho consideration OF debt
MCKINNEY & MOSBT.
Sept. l2 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
.T'UTFCE.

hf. subscriber viii continue the Tanning
h. H"stncss at the old stand. formerly occupied
81 a. D. Garter. at Brookeville, near Lynchburg,
m.w good stock of LEATHER, Of all descriptions,
ali We und at prices suited TO the times He will
o;vc ~ give The highest cash price FOR HIDES, will
5'' !" exchange Leather at living rates.
Sept. % NV II.
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CASH FOR HIDES.

7 WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
i Hides delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them 10 be tanned on
Shares and the work to be done b, responsible tan
ner as any in the State, aad delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WM. L. FAIR
Dec. ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
L.AN Notice.

I HAVE taken my sen JOHN X. GARLAND into
i partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW
We will regularly practise in the Courts OF Campbell,
Amherst. Bedtura, Nelson. the Cooperation OF Lynch
pug and the Superior Courl Of Buckingham. Prompt
attention. will be given all business entrusted to
management. Address, j. * }. K. GAR LAND, Lynch
burg. jTgiain.
shall continue To attend Tie Court Of Appeals
j, GARLAND.
Sept. 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
.S.yE1s Of .N'EGKUx =.

NDY virtue nf deed of ,rus. executed BY Cato John
I'D sn, bearing date ast day of October. 1885, f1
r,ain purposes therein mentioned, shall expose 10
sale. pubic auction, for cpsh the front DIOR If The
Market house. in iyncilnrg, on Tuesday the tti Of
October noNt. ,hne likely Negroes--a named
s'll}. .g'd about 30 years, and two hdrrn age
ali t and the Other 3 years. shall convey such IL
Tie asas vested in ne by The said dced-which is be
lrvod tn lie perfect. ID. ROBES, Trustee.
SEPT. % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
AUGTlOs AND MsRIS~sDE
BUSINESS.
.NEX VILE T.2LBOT


lie, as
Auction md Commission Merchant.
lie will attend the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
hor,es and every description Of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes, well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neghborhood, will afford him every facility
in the ale otha species of property Ills spacious store
and cellar Will cuahc him 10 keep in good condi
ion every article OF merchandise he may receive
tienment
He deems it futile make flourish Of promise and
will therefore. only saw that he will be grateful Tor pat
:onsne aud tiose who h.sow it, may rely upon justice
al his hands.
lc will take charge Of Negroes he Offered fol sale
either privately publicly and board them %
per dag until the sale elected. Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Snl;thson H. Darts. 81. ,Ioia J. F,Bss
Richard Three Jo'u, fioilas
Mckinney s. .Nesiy Heniv Darts
Ne CofLh &.lhDndei EhHe, 1,udyS brine
Burtoa & Rodcs Hancock s. adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above adserscmcn, weekly four weeks, and send ac-
conn, tins office for collection.
Dec. Il ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
3)oltttr1l.
From the National Iaiel'igenccr.

The following appcsl to the integrity and sense Of
honor M the indebted Staes generally and Of the State
of M>RvLANp in particular, which we copy FINN Bal
moro paper, aud too eloquent no, to reach
the heart of every no, thoroughly corrupted BY Inc
vices aud the slang Of the schocl of the repuda
| i,rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
NEW STOCK OF
g * - T. II II 4 II s.

NEW STOCK OF
g * - & II II 4 II s.
lust RECEIVED AT OUR CASH STORE
- which We offer for sale low for cash or in barter
90 h,ds. n. o., Z. r., ST. Crox ard Clarified Su
gars,
100 bags Rio, Cuba, Laeuirs and Java CofIces.
II bbs. and hhds Molasses,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
2000 lbs Sole Leather,
so kegs Nails,
10 " Box Nails,
s tons Iron,
] ton Bstcred Steel,
10 bbs. Tanners Oil, good article,
boxes Sperm Candies,
IL d" Hull & Sons and Tallow do
bags Ginger, bags Pepper, and bag Allspice,
5000 lbs Family Bacon.
New N. c. Clipped lIerines.
90 boxes SIX 10 and l0/, II Glass.
10 -" Loaf Sugar,
| tierce Rice,
| box Starch,
Teas in caddics and 6 Ii. boxes.
doz. painted Buckets,
10 nests Tubs, iron bound,
=" wooden do
IS half boxes Raisins.
80 realms Wrapping Paper,
do Letter and Fooscap do,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Lynchburg and Cunningham
& Andersons Factories,
with many other articles usually kept in lno sncl
as Hats, Caps, Powder and Shot, Cigars, Alum, Satpc
tire, Indigo, bladder, Domestic Oznaburgs, Cheap Cali
GOES, Sc, Sc. We solict call from friends am
the public generally B. T. IlNSLEY & Co.
April lS is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Smiths Tools.
4 GENERAL SUPPLY FOR SALE LOT
"A II. B. RICHARDS.
Aug 25 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Cider Vinegar.
"'E BARRELS ofPURE CIDER VINEGAR
- received and for sale by
Ar,;,,, B. T. TINsLEY & Co.
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

IN As in store general assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, which he will cntinu. sell al ycryrc
duced prices. for cash.
July IS IL
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q N \ on Executors and Administrator.
IA Just received and for by
PAYNE s GREGORY.
june g Is
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COTT 4 q 4; SCH OIL

HNllE exercises oi This Scloo will be resumed on
L Monday the Sd ii October lcrnls Of Tuition and
Boarding, for 5 months, So. J. u. MITCHELL.
Sept. IS 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
Piou"llS and CuItiyatOrS!;

TENIE subscriber is Agent for the sale Of the justly
4 celebrated PLOUGllS manufactured by Ruglcs,
Nourse & Mason, Of Worcester, Massachusetts. These
Plough have been introduced with great into
Virginia and North Carolina. Arrangements being
made to keep in Lynchbu!g, full assortment Of the fol
lowing various kinds and sizes
No a , one horse No hill side one horse
No A 2, one horse No A |, do two do
No A ). two horse No 2, do three do
No 4 81 three horse No g. green sward, 3 his
No A 4, four horse No Is do do "
No ID do do %
Also Expanding Cultivaors, an article universally
approved by all who have tried them. These Ploughs
will be sold at prices u suit the times They are con
sidercd superior any Plough heretofore offered the
Farmers from the fact that the meal mould board and
point is Of tie a,me strength and character of that used
in the construction of the wheels of Rail Road Engines
A competent supply of Extra Points TO suit the va
rious sizes, always on hand.
JAMES A. sTiGLER.
Oct. q I'm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
TPuBLJc No 3S.1


AN ACT to constitute the pOrS of SlOuingtoD,
Mystic river, and Pawcauck river, collection
district.
BE it enacted BY The Senate and House Of Rep
resentatireS IF The United Siates Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the town of Stonington, in
the county of New London, State oil Connecticut,
shall he collection district from and otter the
thirlieih day of June next; and The port of Ston-
ugton aforesaid shall be, aud hereby is, made
port of entry.
Sec 2. And be it further endcted That the dis
trict OF Stonington shall comprehend all the wa
tiers, shores, bays, and harbors from the west line
of Mystic river, including the villages of Por,ers-
vile and Noank, in the town of Groton, State of
Connecticut, to the east line of Pdwcatuck river,
including the town of Westerly, State OF Rhode
luland any thing in any former law to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
! SEC. 3. find be ii further enacted That from and
after the hr.ieth day of June present, the Office of
the surveyor of the port OF Stonington aforesaid,
be, and the same is hereby abolished and col
ecIor for the aforesaid district shall he appointed
10 reside at the port Of Stonington who, in addi-
ton TO his other emoluments, shall be entitled TO
receive the salary now allow ed by law to the sur
veyor aforesaid, and no more and said collector
shall also perform the duties heretofore enjoned
on the surveyor
Approved, Augusta 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
VOL. 36, NO. 5s.-wHoLE NO. 1873.

lie determined, from that hour never again to put
the Intoxicating glass to his lips
More than year afterwards, one Sunday after
noon, rs Mrs. Crowder, of the Punch Bowl, was
walking with her daughters TO the tea gardens,
they were overakeh by violent shower of rain ;
and had become at least baf-drenched, when they
entered comfortable house, distinguished by its
comforts and tdness from all others near il. Its
good nathred mistress, aud her Two daughters, did
all they could TO dry and wipe away the rain drops
end mud splashes from the ladies' fine silk gowns,
all dragged and spoiled, and TO repnir, Us far us
possible, every mischief done to their dresses and
persons
When all had been done, that cond be done,
and, as Miss Lucy said, they began to look like
themselves again, Mrs. Crowder who was lolling
in large srm-c hair, and amusing herself Ivy a
stare nj every one, and every thing in the room,
suddenly started forward, and addressing herself
TO the master of Tie house, whose Bible aud
whose face had just caught her eye, "Why my
good man, we are old friends know your face,
IN cerIain sill, there is some change in you,
though cart exactly say what it is"
used 10 he in ragged clothes, and out of
health said George Manly, smiling; "now, thank
God, am comfortably clad, au'g in excellent
health"
"l'nt how is it," snd Mrs. Crowder, |" that we
never catch sight Of you nows ?"
"Mndan,' said he, " | nm sure wish you well
nay, hive reason TO thank you Tor words Of
yours first opened my eyes to my own foolish
course. My wife aud children were halEnaked
aud halt starved, only this time last year. Look
AT thcn il You pense, now for sweet contenitd
looks aud decent clnlles, I'll match them with
any man's wife and children. Aud now madem,
tell you, ms YOU tod friend of yours cne day
last ear IT'S the Joo,'s pence that has done all
This for u.s." The fool 5 pence ought rather t.
say, HE pence earned by honest industry and
spent so that we eau usk The blessing of God up
ON the pence"
she had lost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12

vXTE wish to call the attention Of moihefs those
w bout To become so, tbs important fact that relief
has been discovered fo the many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women IN delicate situation and
which will prepare the system TO undergo the important
change which II is about experience II Is now abuu
years since the first discovery ho knowledge ofthc ba
sis Of which, however has been known 10 our aborgna
habtants for ages the Introduction civilized
life, it has been the means of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those moi hes who have had occasion 10
it, consider Of the greatest blessings Ia the The
nature of the subject will permit us to be very explicit
to the manner ofts producing its beneficial effects bu
the roade1 that III upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts are aesed
by well read physicians ofdleren parts OF the u 81 Ev.
cry agent and druggist who sell the article supplied with
pamphlets gyn ne full description Of IT, and Of its odus
opednd and also containing many certificates Of its BEN
ecla effects from ply scians and others All who
srous Of further Information requested call and pro.
free Of expense, They intended 10 be read
only by mothers and the medical profession.
For sale by CLARK 4 COLLINS Montpelier, VT. SAL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
WORMS! WORMS!

nR. NJ. HITCHCOCKS unrvaled and unequallcd
- Worm Tea, sovereign Remedy for WORMS. This
invaluable medicine has been tested by The experience Of
more than ten years use, and administered TO than
is 600 persons OF various ages and solitary
plant, for in of The thousands of es where
it has been used agreeable to The printed directions has it
ever faded
NJ Ask for Dr. NJ. Hitchcocks Worm Tea there
are many abroad for the destruction of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole proprieors and To A Hitchcock and Co
III tennessee Utica, \. ". in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank jr.; in Waterbury by tuchns, Goss and Co in
Stow b. Albert Camp; in Chelsea by N. Hale in
Tunbdge by b. Foster in Royalton, by Downer, Nevins
and Fish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed al The Cd Session of The 27h Congress.
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

fPUBLIc-No. SO
AN ACT TO regulate arrests on mesne process in
the District of Columbia.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdiiueS of the United States Of .4nerca in Con-
greSs assembled, That hereafter person shall be
held to hail in any civil suit in the District of Co.
lumba, unless on affidavit filed by the plaintiff or
his AGENT siatlng in cases of debt or contract the
amount of which he verify believes to be due, and
that the same has been contracted by fraud or
false preteuces or through breach of trust or
that the defendant is concealing or has concealed
his property in the District or elsewhere, is a
bout to remove the same from this District or the
place OF his residence, in order to cvade the pay
nlent of the debt, or that being resident of the
District and domciled therein, is about 10 ascond
without luyng he debt and with view to avoid
the payment OF the same, setting forth all the
factS Oh which saId allegations of fraud or brench
OF trust are founded, aud in all cases setting forth
the grounds, nature and particulars OF the claim.
The sutliciency The affidavit to hold to ball. aud
The amount of bail to be given, shall, upon appll
cation of tie defendant, be decided by the court
IN term time, and by any single judge in vacation.
In all cases in which the affidavit required by Ibis
act is not filed previously to issuing The writ the
deieIIdan upon its service shall not he required to
give ball. but merely to sign an order to the clerk
of the court to enter his appearance in the cause
which, if he refuses to do, he may then be he'd
TO bail AS IN other cases.
Sec. = find be ii further enacted That any per-
son now held TO bail in civil suit ia the said Dis
lrict may apply to the Circuit Court of the SAID
District in term time, or 10 any judge thereof il
vacation, for Il rule 10 show cause why he shall
not he discharged on filing common appearance
and shall he so discharged unless the plaintiff OF
tbs agent shall file n sufficient affidavit, in confor.
NIFTY with the provisions of he preceding section
within reasonable period OF time to be assigned
by the court or the judge to whom the application
is made,
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
WILLIE p. MANGUAl,
President Of The Senate pro tempore.
Approved, August !, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
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TpupIIc-Nc. AL

AN ACT 10 extend the provisions Of an act enii-
lied. An act 10 regulate processes in The courts
OF The United States" passed The nineteenth
May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty.
eight.
Be itsnacisd BY the Senate and House of Repre-
seniaiires gfhe United STATES Of America in Con-
enIGled "An net TO regulate processes in the
courts ofIhe United State passed HE nineteenth
day of May, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight" shall he aud they are hereby, made
applicable TO such SlaIes MS have been admitted
into The Union since the date OF said act
Approved, August !, 1912