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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
Notice..
4NOu1Ccs
MRS. KIRKPATRICK has opened. in the town 81
VI l.ynrhtlru. \ SEMi\ AIRY for the education Of

AU \
VI .ynrhbug, \ SEMINARY, lor the education OF
Young ladies.
The ordinary school course will comprise all the bran
e,S taught in good female srhoos. together with Rheio
rir ard Manra and Moral SCIENCE ir those sufficient,
advanced IL enter upon such studeS.
Sh ,uld sufficient encouragement he gwen the best
teachers viii hr employed IN the different departments
and every Ar; Hade to establish an Institution capable
If mparuI Through education. The most unrcn-
ting attention Il be paid 10 the intellectual and moral
culture and to thu manners and department OF the young
ladies' and strict and waichtul guardianship exercised
over them at all times.
The scholastic will consist Of two SESSIONS of five
months each the remaining two months will be
ton.
TERMS
Boarding lights. fuel and washing, 81 per month
for the session of five months, so
Tuition per like period, for pupils over years, p,
" . under - T.
French. per session. IL
Music, with use OF Piano, per session. -
Board and Tuition payable in advance.
Pupils enter al any time during the session, but af
ter entering no deduction will be made for absence
cept in cases OF sickness.
And she would give the following References DR.
WIN. \. Trout Ed. j. Darlington, Esq, Col. Valentine
Parrish, DIR. VIM. 5. Norton Rev. jesse : irnstrad
w N. \. Pare, Nelson Page and Francis Is Deanc, Sr
Esq rs. of Cumberland Judge ID. \. Wilson, c.
Maurice langhornc, Rev, {. Cumpson, Geo. 'agby
Esq and Francis b Deane, Jr., Esq, Of Lynrhburg.
! Having asceraincd that Mrs.J NJ Kirkpatrick Of tai,
county, the widow Of the late Rev. John hrhparck, tr
mer Rector of the Presbyterian Churchoi Cumberland
has been invited bya portion of The citizen, of ynrburg
take charge ola Seminary for young ladies in that town
the undersigned take great pleasure embracing the op
plunity now presented, testify the hl@h estimat,
which, they hayeof the character of Mrs. krkpat
rick. and do cordially recommend her as emnenty quail
fled for the station which she has been invited.
PARRISH,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
John ". Page.
,7TVDR.ATE II ar

M III. practise in the Interior and superior Ceur,,
w OF lynehburg, also III the { lunt,s If Cop,,l,l
Amherst and Aplomattox. Office in Schoolield', build
ings. near the Market h ,use
Oct -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

WANTS STU ALTON, for the ensuing year Pr
w vat, Tutor in respectable family. within fifteen OF
twenty miles Of iyn hburg Young G,atlcman we'll quail
fled to give Instruction nthe Latin aud Greek Languages,
Reference may be made TO the Senior Editor Of the Ngnian
Nov. 31-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
A Farm for Sale, and II House and Lot in Town
for Rent.
General; .1n"cG.ss..

A GENERAL. Meeting ot the Stockholders OF tAc Lynch
"A blrg VI IN fit rng ,nlIuy wi hr held ut The Wash
i-:oa II tel, Thursday Dee 0th, - O'Clock = NJ.
The Meeting >pcced To b. OF great interest 10 the stock
holders ard al enhance h. proxy
" requested. JOHN G. MEEM, Prest.
Nov. 3J-tlOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
rail- 81 pPLl.
Lee d AS bert

RE just IN receiP f ther Fail Stock Of Groceries.
~ Liquors, Domestic Goods, &c, Sc, which have
been recently purchased such terms, enable them
ootr to their rendS in the country and the public gen
orally. very great Inducements t. huY.
We solicit a call from all who want good and
cheap Goods, are determined o-''
LEE ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

MORE RICH ttSiNEkES AND Nj Sins
4 HAVE tn day opened fue lot Of the above good,
4 To Xalnnatou of which invite the attention oi
the Ladies. ID. L. {. PETERS.
Oct u, IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
.\'OiY'('E.
PRINCES! E9'iA.PS!!

ST received. direct troil the Manufacture, ll2O
- yards of beautiful FRlSGES. assorted colon. aud
widt's, 10 which respectfully m,lie c attention Of
the Ladies. BELL, RI CkER / co.
November % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

BLANKETS AND y Etl RIO CEOTHJNG.-Just
- to hand, several bales OF Blankets very cheap Also
Large lot OF Negro Clothing, very low.
Nov. 30 Is f.. j. BI RrON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
NEW BOOK STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBER is now
AVANSM receiving at his store, a few doors
EXNSANMA above the Franklin Hotel, and
tIN2S-MasA nearly opposite ID. w. Moore 5
2Z43&4S1ee-G11zz2 China Store. his first stock OF
BOOKS. ST1TTOEIRI, SC,
to which he respectfully invites the attention of his
friends and the public generally.
BENNETT NJ. DE WITT.
Oct. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

kO BUSHELS OF TIMOTHY SEED, prime article
w in store and for sale low, by
tov. 3D-ts LEE 4 ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

DUEUMiTIC OISTMENr.-on hand LIT Of
IL inch said, b. those who have
used il be excellent article price only 80 Jar
u. W. MOORE,
Nny 30-ts Siyn Of the Biz Pitcher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
Notice.

A'llL be sold for CASH VI ln'ay, the 23d inst, al Lib
.ry, Negroes belonging to the estate OF Price
Hopkins. deed. They Will be sold for fault bIt To pay
debts. T. II PRESTON n Lr,r,
'rith The tcH annexed q Price Hqy'ti"s, decd
November 9--t23N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
"TIiE I,OSI, STAR"

1--WE for sic - bp>rs of the abpye hnl well hnown in
1 his p'l'c a superior article Of Chewing Tobacco
par: Of which PIT up small packages for private
think NAV venture that a er arti lie cannot b,
fml in market II on trial the purchaser differs with
he may retJn Orders from distance will be promptly
filled
Nov. 3O-2t WIN. J.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

PoSTpONEMENT.
ne above sale of Negroes pstr med until Monday the
E'h OF December next when it will lake place, above ad
Ncrtisel II ppI,S'r,lS .i,In'r.
Nov 26-t2SD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

.\EU ) ron TIE LADIES'

November %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
Penn.yIvania and Mr.. SEWER.

In the debate the Senate the Tariff OF 1916, Mr..
Cameron Pennsy stated that the Democrats Of his
State had been deceived. with respect to Mr.. Folks opa
ions upon that subject in the election OF lSi4. To this
MIR. Senator Sewer. OF Arksnsas, man, so far
know. not In any manner seQusincd with Pennsylvania
through the newspapers undertook to reply in tone
81 rebukc. Pennsylvania he said have kRot1n, she
did kEop that Mr.. Polk good ree-trado man, and
opposed to the TSrl Of 1912. The Senator did APP
pear rccollccI that he dealing heavy blow upon
his political friend, Mr.. Secretary Buchanan who had gOnc
according his showing pilgrimage through the
State with the letter John X. Kane in his hand, and
thereby secured the Of the State for Polk and Dallas
Recent present rather strange commentary upon
which the u. $. Gazette the following language
'Pennsylvania presents her respects Mr. Sewer
through the ballot box the only instrument through which
she can speak, and begs Hat contradiction To his
calumnous remark. She knows that the leaders OF the
selstyed democratic pariy" have looked upon her ns
excessively stupid and deyotedy attached that party
not driven from support by the fact that she has
been grossly deceived and imposed upon and her great
inic uamped and sacrificed by those in whom she
has unfortunately conided The evidences she has
given Of ability perceive, and disposition
the wrongs inflicted upon her by her pretended friends
she uust, will induce Mr. Sewer the caumnous
remarks referred to, publicly they made, and
others well himself take hereafter how they
tamper with her Interests and rely upon her bind devotion
n party, longer entitled the name IL assumes, TO
them from her Just Indignation"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
DIED.

Al The residence of bis father on 9h 81 on wednesday
morning 2ist inst, n O'Clock a. N Of Consumption,
DO the 4l-t year m biz age. Mr. 5lwrfL WAsmEgToN
WoDrrg. THc deceased va 0f rare and peculiar
qI,r,s; kind benevolent, and negibofy be WIS Of the
time modest, feuunR and unobrusyo ile died o.
tecfned by oil who knew him, and dearly beloved by hs
Immediate smY and friends. lie hos io nn aged iathcr
aud two sisters ~ mourn their nd bereavement.
The friends and acquaintance 81 the deceased o. we'll
tlOso 81 his father, fsquescd a. attend hs funeral
the evening, Of O'Clock. without further invitation.
Sc tcrdly evening, 60 o'clock Mr.. ELnsBrrn Raup
cou-or Of thc late P,i'r kabm, ng,J - year.
Her funeral will take place This evening - o'clock NJ
tho Lutheran Church. 60 which the friends NJ tho family
&c sp,ctiliy invited
EivfI Court HIras. ofnnr u ts i7 int
NE f7h yearO' age, AFR illness Mf WILLIAM ~
CtErER CAPS asnufl Carer. Pnrce
Edvntd rouriTthat vii Known AMI Md Iauot and noef
The revolutionary
Te nhjset f n1tsc dsrru shrf rrsdnsir ofPnncs
Coess manained rh
gsnesl renee. To tr d. n h
deat b. and On
funny be- native Esfs afd be eleEani conyeri
hppanry fvd r1fy enhane~ The toluty ~ hf classic
nra NJ Cater sissd pofsion d Law aud
NJ ne ata Chancellor Tayiofs eass and dn rusbed
STUDENTS, many hviag fellow dents q he testify ~
never paeice m profession however cTeu being uaabe
70 conquer bis pubic speatng Through
e he pfeierfed e dnfosed "a
social qualities and onen family
ee He never married Few Tcrsons poessri kni sd
ben'vornt heat fpenfs deeds Of pure ehauy
~. eteen. And he honest mantbe nob vol
~ God
by- Cdy papers viii phase copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
Register 81 the state OF virginia.

Mr J Dstunoil. Of New York, publisher Of The New
Hoh State Boo his city for the purpose Of
collecting materials Tor similar work On Virginia Il s
60 be cpuhshcd every year and Tor character We r,
che reader g. the following dercupiou extracted from the
preface 90 tho New Yotl Register.
"Thc proper design Of publication ri tls KIM is 20
furnish comprehensive aad dct,d accoun Of tc actual
condition of The State. embracing be- civil divisions popu.
laton, predictions, trade and resources; s prhlc works.
be- Of general intercourse, and r principal local lon
pruvcm-nt. BE- wealth. revenue and expenditures the or
rinEauon Of government, with focord 81 rc persons
whom he administration n that gov, throughout
its vauuus departments is committed the general scope
md character n boz lesisistivn oxouplfod md lilo
tfied BY Institutions and mcthods Tor he pro-
,nouon Of cducruon morals snd rogiunor proicc-
and relief Of The destitute. iu6m snd heplessfor the
Repression snd punishment Of disorder and cfimesnd
Cor the encouragement ~ enterprise industry, science and
he short, picture o. the living, acting growing
commonwealth with the manifold means and agencies BY
whch shss afc conducted is unfolded thc
busness II ' pcopc q, snd the good order.
Sort Improvement. prosperity aad happiness of the
niV secafed and advanosd"
Sucii BOOB dolbues, highly desirable md se be.
spesk iof tbe 90 he lscliues which pube officers
ssn shafd him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
The Union Casting a Horosconc

llsgue is not tho only asirologcr. The Washington
Union on The 18Th inst, the day Of State election
published the following article in reference 10 the demo-
cratic prospects IN Pennsylvania:
The Congregational elections think, will afford bot
yer indication OF tho relative strength Of parties The
state In respect TO these, ihefo Is comparatively lo
di'cussOn IN the democratic ranks and lines between
democracy and Whiggery legibly drawn. Unless our
nfihintuc proves entirely fault democracy will lose
naugh IN comparison with their strength IN the present
Congress but the probabilities rather are gain Of one or
two members. We think shall probably carry Mr.
Brown Of the 81 district, IN place Of Campbell native
NJ White, idem.l IN the district represented by Mr..
Poi ock fwhgJ Mr.. Patterson, (dem IN The district NOW
represented by Mr.. Burlington, (wbig) with On equal
chance for carrying Mr.. Florence tdem > IN the first di-
rei, In place Of Mr. Levin, (naiye,J Mr. Shannon tde >
IN the Beaver district now rcprezencd by Mr. Ev.ing
lwhlgJ and Mr. Weyand ldem) m tho district now re-
pr, ssntcd By Mr.. Stewart. fwh,g)
Ga the other hand, several d-rc present represent
ed by democrats, will be hOy contested. Am,ng these
are Nj brjmon's, cDmpJsed Of Bucks and Lehigh the
York district, 81 present represented by Mr. Mc1ne and
last but not least Mr. Wilm0ps composed Of Bt,sf,td
Iiogl sni susquehanna. Mr.. Wmo's competitor s Mr.
Robot g. White, VI Ti0gn, who he running both nv the
democratic tariff candidate and the csndid1te Of In.
Wing. IL is said TO be personally popular and II Mr.
Wimp beat him, n the face II the concentrated hostt,
Ol hc cuufo manufacturing interest OF thr State IA. ma,
that h. sH. On the WHOLE then II We ,ayo good lucs
We shall, on Tomorrow make gain of several congesu
mon 10 iennsyiyania IF tho luck Is bad, the boot Will b,
/ on the other loR.
IN tho State Legislature VIC believe We shall nstnfsi,
on ascendancy OF the II Senators a. be ebossn vi
shall cera My carry g. n aud IN he House of Req
e"na'iy's We shall, usun boast very eonsdcr,J.
pepondofancc. few dbys, however will suffice 10 tsl
he t'le and convert nefc speculation into stern roaty
Here We have the author sdmssi0n Of the Union
inst Tue D'mDccy arc harmonious and parry lines dc
timely drawn. The "arthmsic Of the Union has Prove
entirely ~ fault Mr.. Brown elected BY minority y,,,
6a neil ef our amiable friend Col Florence nor Mesr,
White, Patterson, Shannon nor Wcysnd afe oisctd ",
Efomons district and Mr. Nclean's h,ve b,en sto,fpe
by DOR Keystone 1arh volunteers, snd Nr Wlmot n ma
beaten. is very ncsfu!
The = or out Of the . new Scnaiorq has driodls
down ~ To- snd the uusl considerable pfepopderanes
81 hc democracy IN tho House u Representatives Ia
| dWindcd away! This BE- indeed q "stefn feaiiyr doe
Tho Union understand ~ Docs hear The voice ~ IN
koy'ione State Does u see that bo traitor course
Mossr' Dillas and buchanan b. marked and pun sbed
Pennsylvania '-PAH " lms,ieaB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
Mosr Awrrl Mrnnrn.l A lLnn- IYonnn

Mosr AwruL MrRDERsl A Nan, Woman.
and child KiHsi-GToI' NesiigeAce.-On Saturday
mynrni1g, the l1t1 instant named John flaggeTty
living m South Queen street. this city, Committed e.
of murders unparalleled in the annals 81 our common
wealth Between and 10 o'clock, after shooting horse
b. the street Ecarhs door he went into the gunsfnth
near his own resdcn-e-of Mr.. Melch,r Furdney an
old and highly esteemed man; what took place We could
not ascertain, but boy o Mr. ForIney gave tho
alarm that his father, moth and sister had murder
ed by Hagzerty On going into the ROOM we witnessed
one Of the most hord specacos imaginable. Just inside
the front door u the shop lay the old man. with his brains
battered out AZ his sse, but with her head towards the
back door, Jay the body ~ he wife, her brains also batter
I'D out and near hcr Jay her child four five years old
with its skull broken and the brains oozng heroifon
Fofdncy and his wife, II seemed, had been killed Instant
j. The little boy siaCd IN substance, that HlRgorty got
at his father With axe, and while he killing him his
mother DO 6, interfere when he turned upon her aud
killed her, aud then struck the child upon the head with tte
axe! The child only lived a few hours The foul deed
created inten7o excitement m city.
Much excitement o1isB also against High Constable
Bunin1 iJr, VIC shall call 30 by mid name AZ possible
gross negligence n not having bod Hsggcry arrested sew
eTa days previous 20 this outrage. lie bad warrant for
bis arrest 90 hs pO.sosOn since Tuesday evening last
sued 10y the MayO for i usage 10 biz family neiRhbys
and yo knowing Dos desperate character he permitted hn
10 a. large mil he has cruelty murdered Nc ry
Whole famiy.
Haggery arrested committed g. Prison Laneafi ,
Union and TribuHs Erfva. Oet ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
Honor 20 whom honor !. due.

The Washington pa Reporter OF the lT'h has the
following paragraph:
"a GLoRious ExA~riE.-Amid the storm and the rain
on Tuesday last, there appeared the polls In EasB
ehcm Township, sn aged CITIZEN, THOMAS FARQu-
HAR, who cast hts ballot for the Wings. This man,
the day Of the election years Of age.
Long long, may the aged patriot yet live, and long may
his bright and glorious example be cherished and treasured
Ia the hearts OF the rising generation Can the polls OF
this Union produce parallel 2"
We cnnno, furnish an exact parallel, to this but
we remember one fraush with example fully bright
Some few years since, during very heated election.
Mr.. James McLaurine OF Cumberland, an old gentleman
Of oghyfour, voted the Wing ticket three counties
Albcmarle, Cumberland, and Buckingham.
Such examples are inspiring to the last degree, and
should make any Wing ashamed stay home weather
or no weather. when his country calls for him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
The Letters of Mrs. Myers.

We publish the following communication, from 4 es-
teemed correspondent Of justice, having already
published portion Of the letters which he aludes-
There certainly, part least. land think
can speak for the OF brethren tins city,
dispoion screen toe memory Of the dead" in pre-
senlng these letters tbs public. Indeed strikes W.
having had that effect has had one
reciy Letters Of this nature from one party
certainly imply others FROM the other side equally worthy
81 condemnation OF this entertain no doubt,
after specimen exhibited by the father Of the lady him
re oPen court; exhibition. which be felt himself
Jusue, The accused, compel led make, spite Of
the deadly wound must, necessarily. have inflicted upon
his sensib,es OF the actual gull, innocence Of the
party sill living. It - not province Judge. But,
guilty or innocent will take upon say inst no
which Las under observation, has ever eI-
cited Of our part such couirniserauon.
The ind5ceinsnt, part, publish these letters
simple obedience what believed be the i'm
Psratve demands Of justice. The parties engaged n ih.
affair stood before the country charged with crime cal.
cuiaisd excite host Of preudces against HEM They
had been found guilty, BY inquest principal and &C.
ressaries. q murder in tie first degree The circum
stances attending the death Of lsed had been
given the pubic, with mnueness Of detail calculated
enhance already existing against them
Under these circumstances thought far to give
publicity also the which led the act 10 order
that e psblc having both sides Of the question before
them, might be enabled to a far decision upon
the entire matter. u IN this have been wrong, we
have sinned through a motive which We cannot believe
Justly liable to a shadow Of eens1Te.
To the Editors Of he Wig.
GESrLENES-The proprety Of publishing the evidence
IN the late unhappy and agoal occurrence was cer,r
matter Tor the press 10 decide their responsibility vas
~ the public, but impossible Tor the public to form an
intelligent. unpreudicsd aud impartial opinion from tho
publication Of evidence which certainly cH piris az lar
az H1y and Mrs Myers concerned and a. for a. tina,
evidence gathered from letters for only ono Of Hov.
letter. las been published whIo great many IT not ali al
those written by Mr.. Mycrs, and even one which wa,
proved not 20 be IN her hand writing have been published
loyrs Letters have been destroyed even handed psr,
would fcqu that Mrs. Myers should not be pubiisned
IL looks like design 60 tic memory Of the dead
from condemnation 70 attract public attention entirely q
the guilt Of the living. and the undivided odiur o.
the aur upon one oi the parties concerned and produce
the Impression the public mind that H1y was the nm
SHINING victim Of Mr., Myers willy arts and s,dYcfnps
have nothing 60 say cxenuation 81 Mr. Nyets con
duei. pr 30 deserves and receive The sc,crest con
domination OF public opinion. but think DO the pr..,.
injustice 10 cndsayur upon her the whole burden
IN ac the guilt Of which thln shared bv an,
thcf JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
4 Small Affair.


Inc New ork Journal OF Commerce says:
"An English merchant who is here buying bread stuffs
says that American flour barrels oeetng great
luton the trade there. The practice from time imme-
moTa has been sell -four very large and
bags. and the trade has been confined the mcrs and
meal men. But the great beauty convenience of the
American barrels, has brought gocers take the bu-
snes and he says that he has orders for fifty barrels
week, from dealers who before slld flour all.
The English cannot this for they have free
splitting ash other timber from which make these
beautiful barrels So think the repeal Of the English
Corn Laws will do something to us-yes, everything to
us-a home market for the supply OF eighteen millions OF
mouths"
This is the smallest attempt at humbug have yet
seen. What difference will make in the of the
flour in the capacity purchase, that it is packed in
barrels instead OF bags1 Does barrel weigh
than bag1 And will freight be paid tho barrel,
thereby rendering the article deaer by the difference
less the choose throw in the freight thereby
curing loSsl
We are asionshed that paper OF such standing the
Journal, should allow suck ooery occupy aHy OF its
space.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
The Factories and the Farmers.

The reader will find annexed article from the \. Y
Express exposing in the earng coors which facts alone
supply the absurdiy of that free trade defamation
which that the mandatory injury the far
that their interest separate and recOncabc aud
that distant market hey ond the waters, the only pro-
per safe mart for the produce Of our farms Thousands
facts this nature might be collected all the
try would only be the trouble gather them
It well established that lands in the neghborhOod Of
large manufactures valuable than those dis
lance. that presume will undertake. TO deny 1t.
lWheR say iaHds mean, OF those OF equal
quality In this respect The few manufactures here
have been o. essential advantage the surrounding
nv Bet hasten ay the promised article before
reader order that they may see, glance, in what
TIE farmers injured BY the establish
TssnI q factories IN has ne ghb0-hood:
Hsr Fscfory kurtI the FsTnu.-Thc free trade
trsnds Of the farmer telling MN how much he
would b improved the factories stopped and he al
~ed 70 buy where he buy the cheapest. We have
las; rgrss present upon tins subject which
u They re.a'e TO Dlehes- county, a coln,y
thaI sinee 1914 has had within lie hmits factory.
that grevous thing for farmer The facts obtain
FROM Hunts Magazine. but the arrangement own
First. let the effect u factories at FShki
lueins the tares Of the foua The MaueaWan factory
creek IN 1910. employed 800 persons, who CON-
the produce OF the farmers and paid from
lS2s to lsI4 fsixeen years. S33,O2g lie, an aver
age Of S2OOO per year. the paid by IS farms
oi 100 acres, which $4,000 just much money given
tie support of the Town, without taking anything from
the OF the farmer. The same company, in ls43
bought OF the agricultural produce Of the county, S746s4
S. and OF producs Of other domestic industry
couny-S 20376, $685. $50 IS, worth of agricultu
al products manufactured articles, that in their poduc
non gave support agriculture other parts the
1ry. Now should like have free trader tell how
much the farmers would got for tins S74 6S4
SIS worth of produce, and how much better of the
would have BEEN had the company paid equal to
that levied 30 o. hundred each After
they have figured the loss sustained by having
factory among them, will give them another instance