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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22
DIED IN PRISON.

In the city Of Baltimore, Charles 7. Torrey
Of Salem, Mass. The deceased was a Con-
gregational minister, and was incarcerated ir
the Maryland Penitentiary for his acts Of
mercy toward the oppressed. He was sen.
fenced in January 1915, and died on Satur.
day afternoon, May the 9th 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

o. The Congressional Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads has reported to
the House a Bill to increase the present rates
of postage on letters about fry per cent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

o. See the notice in another column Of
an Anti-slavery meeting of Friends to be
held on the 10th of next month, at New
Garden.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

RIsHr OF SUFFRAGE IN MlcuieAN.-The
resolution for recommending the erasure of
tie word "white" from the Constitution of
Michigan, was lost in the House. 1t ap-
pears that a resolution for amending the Con-
s%titution has to receive the approval of two
Legislatures /; a majority Of the first, and two
thirds Of the second. The vote on the occa-
sion referred to, was taken in a thin house,
and resulted in 26 for striking out, and
against it; 81 would have been the Consti'
%tutional majority.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

Conscious OF HIS PusITIoy.-The editor of
one Of our Liberty party exchanges, COM
menting upon the war with Mexico, observes,
soar Gen. Taylor AMI army are surrounded
by large numbers Of Mexicans, and have called
for help, to which Congress has responded"
Truly said. He is Liberty party's Gene
raj, and we think it would be a cowardly act
for its supporters to leave their General in
the lurch after the promises they have made
to stand by him. Why not raise a corps
of Liberty Party Artillery, or organize a
troop of Dragons for the defence of the
Union, and to repel the invasion of Mexico.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

, collected by S. s. and a. K. FU'ter, for
4. S. Society, from Dec. 1915,
lSI5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
lRiehm nd Times
From lie y. J. Jopmal Of Commerce. Mayo.
THE ANTI Rent BILLS.

The bills prepared by the Committee tie Judiciary
if the fele ct ite tenants The an Rensselaer, ant
other Maporal Eslaics. passed the assembly oi tbs
State on Monday by large naiofities Two Of these
his, VIZ lbai 10 abolish distress pr rent aud that 10
e1naz' iaAatnb. lave general applicability and effect
lie bill In abolish distress of irnt first taken up
Doubts being entertained " heh,r the bill Us reported
abrgaied the law, well as the statutory rem.
edy by distress Mr. j. Young moved an amendment IN
The bill IN these wnrds" Distress or rent hereby
hollsheo.' The amendment adopted So To 81 the
hl as amended ordered la thrd reading, aud pnssed
u 10 / Should this bill pass the Senate and become
law, II may be presumed that snd1rds IN hs city will
IN general insist either on The payment Of IN al-
vance VI on collateral socorty, oflhe undoubl, ma
lufr.
The bill 10 equelise taxation was next taken mp. aud
passed. b 10 9 The bill snccls the reserved interest
sf rents o. landlords Ia laNntun, The matlp
81 any other charge lands This taxation reaches
vast amount al property IN this cry, snpoaddng to the
tax already LEVIED real estate additional tax on the
revenue whch llai real estate yields.
But the must important bill o the three and the pro
mlneni measure ii fotf urged IN behalf ul the manor
tenants, Is the bill IL relation Dcvses and Descens
aud the exingulshneni Of certain T,nuros THIS bill
prohibits The leasing OF Agricultural Lands ar period
longer han ten years. and prov thai casehodrrs IN
reireuY. ot any number Of them, may unite IN an ap
pIlcsii"n 10 the Cuuu ii Chancery, for communications
aud exiincun the death Of hrlt landlord If the in
'efesi oi The hens ihereln, lsy e actual value of
such fshi al per cent. On passage IN the Assem-.
hly, tie suie sio-d. Ayes 62 Nays rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
TURNING STOCK TO GRASS

U"e's compelled By scarcity of wner food we should
generally trn stock to pasture nm bs .r,s h.
sed ~ as 10 s,td what farmers cal "a good beo II
animals only get little grass and that Of
snaot''c'ous nature as The first grow III generally is IL
fsk~ a~ay the appetite for other fod without giving
fnonh aourshmeni IN its place. Besides, pr,ss.anls
while in sof unsettled state are Injured heinz ,ad
den or Poached by stock This is perhaps the rfestes
h5-ei."n 10 turning ont early. bere the soil gets rm
thssgh sheep. from their comparative lshness do much
sess injury than heavy stock.
C.ssf and dmothy are generally much injured by
safy ssediay Red-iop and blue atass are more arJy
s"e hom Their hsbiss tend uose the so and make
ar" top On this scco"n,. soIs in these grasses
y DC rasinrsd. II dry ri .mos. any ason. mithou,
sp.eh injury.
To check the too laxative tendency .bicb ,o,,r
te sometimes has. is best give .tock G,dd.tns
81 Wy q hight, fn while after they are surned out:
40 - csse u storms, they should have tho bcnci, Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Sheep ma Be- lasiund rye 1T short tune, Il 81 Il
pretty tmald. without injury The crop ard Win We
~ great advantage 10 the sbrep especially 10 Nursing
ewes. IL 81 safety II ohrT feed, they uay be
turned dry ur-sduws II hot Too heavily stocked
Ne d. not thnk In yield II hay Is much lesscnsd by
meadows being fed Sssheep Iii tia 9Th OF 2g.h 81
MAJ. The cup made later. but il i usually daei
and thicker. Mr. NJ. Y 1Ilden. Vi New -l.sbaHaH. ~
Y, extensive woel gfowe' Is ia the pfacliee ii pas
iuripg hs meadows witt, sheep boib spring aud tall; Vel
he nds his crups uf hay rahef increase Than DIMINISH
lie certainly gets god rrrlnel. IN Si3. he took
run 30 acres, - Ions Of welaeutej hay, aud nj
ilan ten acres. he stsies. nauufsd Al all
excepting from the sheep a. ther efa7'd over H. We
nave known seversl similar Instances.
II Is best bot 10 turn varkng to erass I'LL they
have done their 's7flag walk 1bry vii pefonn h.
boz muh batter "hen led nn god. hHght snn hay. with
two thfee qparts III meal from lpdau rutn. harley,
oats aud pess, Nth rw potatoes. ca1fnfs, and other
succuent vegetables Than When led Tire yHuuX grass
II takes sumo time iaf the animal system to sccuntno-
date seli 10 the change from dry green fond, from
hay Ia and the hst groNh Of gsss. besides be-
ny dshcehl IN nnttineHl, is likely II weaken anlnals
by It's caihanie action
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

' hRANELS in Mexico, illustrated, by A. N. oil.
ham.
Hamhrs by land and waller, by Norman,
Notes ifan over the Sea. hy Rev. J. Mitchell
Library of Tho Prose and Poetry Of Europe and Anne RIGA
Mirror Library. edited. by Morris * Willis,
Complete wufhs ii \. +. Mills,
Modern British Ez,Ayiss. by CARLYLE.
Genidae aud othef puenis, by NJ. f. upper,
The H,ok Of llrans.
The Roman Church. t>c, by c. Ed. Lester,
l'ieflof Liie. by tpham.
Chronicles of The Cid. by RI. S0uhey,
ltamn,' Lie II M3ztn.
InPP'oss IN Autaet iand. by Fanny Fon
Literary Miscellany. hY Glfan,
Nhewtl's Elements II Marallly,
The Suffering u Christ.
he Aust Merchant and Statesman. by {. f. Lester,
l.rgal Rights of Women.
Union Of the ~ Spfl and the Church, by Jenkyn,
The extent Of The Amnemeat,
Arnold's Rugby Srboul Sermons
The Jesuils, by Mrhplet = Quinet,
fwatlse On Healthy SKIN. 10y Fnsmns Wilson,
sermon an the Mount, splendldy Illuminated.
The last of the Aces, by f.. Malurin,
Ascans, b, Alex Dumas
The three Gmrdsmcn,
Love ant MesmeflSm, by Horace Smith
just received and Tor sale by
ID. Il. PAY Ne.
Jan - Is
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MN. i i'll ~.
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S-s~Ss.s-S, -. :. ...--.:...kss.an~sS$3fS
PL.OtGIIING.


fanklin uttered as much truth IS poetry. when he
aid
Plough deep while sluggards sleep.
And you shall have 10 sell and To keep
Some may not aeknos ledge the full G,rce Of the
words "whlle slnggafds sleepn-that is they may not
think there Is much benefit To be derived from pus hing
fn The der; be that as II may such notions are incrn
fiyes to esry rising and industry nothing more But
II that does not sui, have II in this way
Plough deep, and manure WE'LL
And You shall have Ia keep and III sell
Deep plonghng. with responding qua nifty Of M .
hure, 10 now universally recommended by our best far
snen.
But there 10 another subject the name, Of lo,5oc
surrow. which there difference of opinion-some
euriendlng that II best lay The urow eifec,I, IA
and o,iess. sha il should be laid ne,ry as pssbr a,
an angie OF 40 degrees both methods are brst in
S:s-:es. circumstances.
81 the soil Is light sandy and nj, Inclined 10 we,ness
She Nat method Is altogether the best. but in soil If
contrary description, as many of lands are the As
degsce fnrfaw is To be preferred.
Much labor Than is necessary i, ffeouen,lv n,
pended 10 preparing tho ground for a crop | would
not be understood as saying thar ploagbmg sn
cient under all circumstance, m oascous soil il
- often gosd economy to lel lie ground res, consider
able time between The pluughugs Instead Of poughng
s'ecs OF tough green sward three fur tunes IN The
SWias, when the team Is mpatayely weak To me-.
pare i"I crop. let II he neatly ponghed 10 Sspem>
Der. hea We unii srfing and cuurlc Of 40. n,s "A
e"mes while Yum and your lean aslepp. and polve
rue IT ir yon, and 10 II better than YOU can and a., n
tar nothing Do you enquire the names of those Il,
,ssssr tsowsl The name OF one is fe,meutaJ;oe and
Ahe name VI .he other fros.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

yrRdIgli:-A a Cont, held for Franklin County a,
' tie Coarthoi-e, the 9th da, al April II 10:
John lac, Surviving partner of himself aud Cries w.
Idc, late merchants and plftners trading under the
stsc aud firm of j. j. q Hate
against
John oon Isaac Boon Jacob Coon, Benjamin Boon Dan.
iei Bum, sally Boon. Iayina Boon, Nancy Boon, George
eayer and airy his wife. lliam Marlin and Betsy Ia.
wife, aud 10 efh D. Noitsingei and Susan his vile.
Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
The defendants, John Boon and laac Boon not wing
entered their appearance aud given security according IL
the bly the rules this aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that HEY inhabitants
this ca: On the motion OF the plaintiff BY counsel
1t Is ordered the said PENDANTS do appear here the
frsi day II Iulv next and ans~ the plaintiffs hill
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Tia.
ynchbnrg A .inan months successively post
ed the of the court house o this county on some
court day,
Copy Tesie,
NJ. &. CARPER, Clerk
April l6 w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

.Ncn Iafk injured ty the Tariff.


writer in the New York Evening Post
that New ok has been injured by the Isfh. 1he
Express very reasonably curlenis. that when a
mercla uwn is checked IN lis gtoaih and prosperity,
decrease IN lie Imports and fSp1rls must appear also
decrease IN tie pupnston. and The ampuLi 81 lonnage
o~ued aud built 10 show hs@ tie 1aud la. affected
New lofk n thrse particulars. the Express gives
rssse statements, beginning with the passage 81 the
Tam act as follows;
Year ending Sept. 90. AZ 81 .s71 col do in Ii
SO,991e5-incIease. 1908 ,isl. oeer tut,dv
per efid lnerease.
IaTOK*8
Var ending sept 80. AZ. So SO 77s, do IN 'I5
$50 - 2yeincteasr, s. $50, go or 80 per cot
iacfsdss.
IN the same time tie ely haa been ,nefoa.d b. 8 ~
bindings Ind eating. Of course large increase OF popH
lslltn. ilh reg fnl 10 tho tonnage Of the city tho iol
lowing statement Is made
'iesr ending Sept 50. ~ l59.i7i tons ~. so.
$50 luus; increase Oh So tons. fsr,ion less than
twenty PER cca Increase. Tie ii tonnage bull
sss ais1 a. fews: year ending Sept. 80, ~, Il $50
tons; 10 5000. Increase. 100 tons han f,
~ oHs per- ecni tgcrtnsc -
II this be way 81 fjnrius CITY. are very dcs.
mus that such injury my be severely Inflicted up
on Richmond Bn The assumption Of thu correspondent
Of tie Psi Is IN keeping viii Ire tsjc arguments
which are ecuelalls EmeyuI
Richm nd Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
Mt. T.. LnylNDE & co,

nj. L. LAyIIyDE & CO,
.NEU GROCERlaad O,HuISSIoNHOUSE,
AT THE Old STAND OF
ris;Ni Il Young,
\ Rf. row receiving their Spring Supply of GRO,
n tlIilEN &c., aud orr FIR sale
= hhds. Cuba i, Rcoano n O. Sugar.
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine.
40 bags Rio, inguym and Java Coffee,
~ hhds and bbs. M5lassrs,
l2) kegs Nails, assorted,
l5D sacks salt
boxes Woolscy = Sugar,
$50 lbs. BlIslerei Steel.
800 lbs. Shear and Cast Steal
5000 lbs. Cotton iaus
Besides numefons olher articles viz:
torFeras. Mld3et. Sweet Oh painted Buckets Rice.
SOAP Machem Bed ilclng, bcacbcd Clo,h. 1mky
red tolton Ginger, PrPpar, AIIspice. Saaratus. box
blatkl9g, Pms Buttons, ltce CHAINS Hoop Iron. 4, IA
aud able SPOONS, Snspruders, Make H. SIN and Co>
ton iiandhts, Apron Checks, SPOOL Collon Bed Cords
Cotton and Nopl Cards, Cnlire Mills Jugs Jars &c
sc. Inallot which lbcy invite the attention Of their
Intends aud the pnbcgcr orally assuring them that every
eNfIion on their part will be made give entire salts
'ac,"h ia all who may favor Them with call.
Feb. % =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
a WITTY PRISONER.

Mt long SINCE the Cha plain ni one of our State Prs
o,s pens engaged IN preparing table OF the caases
=, '''"'' held lie following dialogue with prison,
G.ap'aia We'll. what Brought gou here
Prisonsr-Iwo Sheriff.. sir
C.-Bu.i wan, TO know # liquor had any Thing to do
with i'll " "
20 yes sir-Hsg ,rc,e both druns ;,
~ heihti ihis prisoner MAS less lortunlte in the char
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
TIA E'a! HATS!

We have a few of Amidon's Spring fashion, which
IS hean!llu hat, and will be sold low
Al.SO-a large assortment of low price Fur Hats.
and Flofence Braid do-also. article nl Straw
Hat. ior Summer, beautiful artcle-a of which will
he sold at the very lowest price, for cash. We ask an
examination of our stock beiore rurchasinq-and we
pledge ourselves that pains shall We spared to give
satisfaction REGARDS, RYAN 4 Go.
March % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
COLD uATEn soAG.

ny rrERfoNr.
Als-".7uld Lang Spe.'
Shall e'er cold water be forge,
Whcn we ii, down 10 dine
q no, N, friends, inr Is 1t not
Poured out b, hand. divine
Poured ont by hand, div &c, m, friends.
Poured out by hand. divine.
Prom springs and we'll. q gashe, forh,
Poured oui by hands divine
Gold 'sstrr, too, oho' wonderful,
lis no less true assiu)-
Tbewe.kest u all earthly dtinAs
Doth make tho strongest mcn,
Doth rake the strongest men. m, ir'ends,
Doth make the strongest men.
Then le, " take the weakest drink,
And grow the strongest men.
Aud as The bells Of tulip. turn
To drink the drops that Tell
From summer coads--lhen Why should not
TIE two lips Of belle
TIE Two laps OF belle, NV tiends,
The two lips Of belle
VIA, sweeitns roit dian ws,ei pure,
The two lips ola bells2
The sturdy oak fall many cup
both hold up IL the Ky
To catch the rain ,hon drink. II up,
And thus the oal gets high.
Ills illus tie CAL gets high, my fIitnd,,
IT'S the. tho OAK gets high,
Bs bssing water Ia It's cup,
Then why no, you and !
Then let Geld water armies g,e
Their banners 10 tho air,
So shall the boy. like oaks be strong,
The giils like tulips fair;
The siils like tulipslair, my friends,
The giIls like tulips fair.
The boys shall grow like sturdy oaks,
The girls like tulips fair.
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31oft(CaI.
UrHen in a cory q ,he Bible presented TO my
jlrxgiier

LINES
HssRfn in a COPY q ,he Bible presented TO ~
: j.ngstier.
M MRS p,rRa CORNWALL WILSON.
When an the fatufc distant years,
y>oa shalt look upon this Page,
Through the ehrystal vale OF tears,
That dim our eyes in alter age:
Think itss. m,ther's hand,
Though her smile no more thou'h see,
Pointing towards ,hat ''bettet lsnd,''
Gave this sacred gift to thee
,shily thou esteem'st il now,
For thy heart is young and wild,
snd upon thy slrlheod's brow
Naugh, but sunny Hope hath smiled
Blu, when disaproia.menis come,
And the world begins TO steal
All thy spirits earl, bloom,
Their its value thou wilt feel
Toshy chamber, sill and lone,
rly-and search this sacred Page,
when earth. blandishmenis are gone,
Every grief it ~,ll .ssnage!
Close tn, door against the din
OF worldly tolly-woridiy Ia
Onl, let the radiance in
ofeseh heavenly promise there
When the bruised spirit bends
Meath the weight Of sorrows chain.
When Of all liie's summer irhhd',
Not one Haiterer shall remain,
Law this JUNCTION 10 the wound
OF tiny ,mitien, bleeding bfeaH,
Here the yol, balm Is iound.
That can yield The weary fesG
Not alone in hours of NO,
"searcb the scriplur,,,' Iu,whiic jqr
doth life. blissiul cup oernow,
BE it of thy sweet employ,
So. remembering in III, youth,
Him whose spirit lights each page.
Thou shalt have abundant proof.
lie will not forget thy age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
FsfsK1 % X f.Ef. fsyJsb.S'ESi

IN all lis branches. They have now IN hand. and will
constantly G., Keep, beautiful assorImen, of CLOTHS.
~. rs linus, and IN fact every thing
suitable Tor Geullemess wear. when ibsv u,li naL.
up IN the most fashionable Styles handsome fits
and warranted workmanship.
Ne'ery respectfully invite the Gentlemen of .vnch
outs ana The surrounding country Ia ave us cali
y NM, & JOHN OAkEY.
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nONNETSl RIBANDSll WAElTnS 4


We shall receive, in few days, very extensive
sprtmenI OF new aud beautiful fashionable BONNElS,
oNPSlF.S aud FLATS, for LADIES aud MISSES. Also.
nav and beautiful style RlBANDS, WREATlls.
&c. &c.
W We shall sell B1nneis from 50 cts. To s. less
dian lhey can be purchased or Id The malkel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
FOR THE LADIES,

SILKS--Exlra ficb 4 Gro de Rhine.
pieces super sd do with eoloufed selvase hr
scaffs.
srnppd Chameleon colorred Silks in grea, variety
Chameleon 13ulan Sdks-tbe richest ever seen IN
his market
piece super black waered Satin striped do
=" White " aIeret Slk lor particular occa-
aiunso
White Crape Rlbcs-enhroidered in c ,Iuur,-ccr-
taiuy the richest article ior evening dfts5
IN this market.
FLOR ID tNl-Aa tn'ife new AMI exeeedinsl beau
tlful article II ladies' sltr,i DIES.
FoULhED SILKS anefeat variety best quality,
INDIA SATINs AND SILKS,
BARitAGES-M Mourning Dsuases beautiful article
ENBkE STRIPED do nov and bcauu
GRADUATED BARRAGE ROBES latest P4ts
MARQCIsE BARRAGEs-for moutnios--an Gle
gaul article.
MOUSE de LANES in great variety Of colours
patterns from p cents, 10 the finest imported.
FRENCH CAMBRIA s. enulne in pink 5lur. pnr
pie, omp.e. black and rld--lhe n,osi beaulttu
goods iar children 10 be iound-coleuts waffante
nj IN 1iide.
LAWNS aud JACkONETIS very extensive
Sentiment ol all colours aud qualities sui very
beautiful at IS ernrs
GIN CHAINS h GiNGllAM LANNS~-ncw and
ttauttnl goods
BA111SIE DE ECCOSSF-fur ade. DR. sses- an
onrc article and certainly the tcsf go4d4
ever had-caluurs iHiniorabic. watrablcd.
PRINTED LINEN BAIilslE ROBES may
nhront article. and never belofe ulnfIueed.
BLACK MARQUisE LAWN beautiful mourn
iag goods
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIC-Gr ladies' diess--
entire new article.
SHAWLs AND sCARFS--Bauage shawIs ANA
Scars, very cheap,
. embroidered Chlna Cru Shawls-the finest ev-
IN this market,
sk Shwls-iram s 80 10 % piece.
Black GaradIhe Manleleles--euilrely new,
Granaduc Scarfs. IN coeufs-lhe most beautiful
street dress Of the srason Tor lady.
Black Thread I.ace Manleetie-lruly beautiful
EMBROlDFklES- French worked Capes and Col,
lars, from o2l cents 10 S20a piece.
Hosiery, Gnves and Mus Ia great vafiery-lton
I'D 10 the finest.
Steel Buttons, Silk Fnnges aud Gimps. now style
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
THE WOMEN or FRANCE.

The position of women in France is 10 be taken into
HE account IN an inquiry ino the causes nl her moral
cundillnn, The French woman is altogether different
p'es iron The DEPENDENT, retiring. domestic women of
bhsiand and America. She Is tanned, hv her edura
ton aud the habits o society. 10 take part in lis move
mehis In our country II Is rare To find woman int
rested IN politics acquainted with trade or even active
III religion, beyond It's devotional exercises Indeed
II Is not adyhkc (snth Is the phfase 10 know ANYTHING
about these matters. All tins is false and foolish ..
nnugh, and the French woman knows il To be so But
sue goes loo lar on the other side. Not only is she pres
paired To talk with her husband uren tie Prosperity Of his
Hare, of upon the htlars OF the nallon but the asrtes
I" manage the one. aud nave hand ia The alher She is
man 81 business, az politician. For ages the influence
OF woman has been powerful IN the politics of France;
but, since the resolnInn. under the Influence If The
doctrine al universal equality. with which the mass
were thoroughly lndoclftaed she has Influenced s,rie-
" more i'an ever. In consequence of this state OF
things she has lost that dclcacy ui telling that shrink,
ing from the public gaze, thai character ze English and
American women. She is moi, like them confined IN
conversation To The narrow range of fashionable SINAI
'sh but unlike them, too. she ready to enter into any
Conversation. She Is less dependent but more n,asr,
Inc. She has more know edse hut less virtue. The
result IS That m approaching the level of the other sex
IN Influence, she has approached II also in vice She
asks ct ein more respect for her talents; they grant il
but deduct IN pr"pofi"n from their estimate OF her viz
Tue less faId purity is demanded Of her, than in
other lands where She avoids This constant contact with
the busy lite oi men. In England and America iiten
iousness Ia tolerated among men onyhe woman whose
character is darkened by single STAIN is separated
from 'he 'itrous ni her leper; but in France
there Is The sane neary the same oletat'n for her
errors or aiies, for the OF the stronger
Inii known, acknoNlf dped guilt does no, always ex.
pei heT from society. Oh the vice losses much
u 'uiPude IN popular estimation. and indeed comes
TO be regarded almost as no vice al ALL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Hydraulic Cotton Press has been lately established
al Savannah which will confer great advantages an th,,
snipp'ns interests Of that city practical illustration
Of ms Is given IN the savannah Republican The nv
eaee OF seven carsoes uucompres,ed cotton successive
laken out 10 Iirrrpoel by The ship Eli Whitney was
va bales. or ol5.l27 pounds. lew days ava This
ssne vessel cleared nr ilayre with carsu Of 46l
9,les' OF 9oo,42o pounds of compressed cotton The
hus II appears that by the of compression in the
loading Z" Tins single vessel. ihcfe has been an Ia The
owners OF o9o bales 305, 2g3 lbs Tins at orr cent
per pound freight, is eqoal 10 ,3052 93 We will sup
Ppse 'ns He expenses oi compression, sleyednres port
charges, &c. Sc, are equal to 81 per bale II ,ler 70
follows ta The saving 10 the hy compression nm
ms single cargo is equal To the entire charsrs and
penses from The time The vessel lonches the wharf mil
she Is again ready Ior Ia other words the voyaue
w'l yield to the owners about $40 more than il iere
had been no cotton press Ia Sarannahl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
" Office.

W. CRENSlAW having Withdrawn from the
AZ. nm OF MeC,arahan, Cmn~haw \ Co., the
business MIL be continued Formerly 10y the suhscr
oers, under the sty aud firm OF MrChnaban \ Co.
JNO G. McGLANAtlAN.
f.. u. McCLANAHAN.
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