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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-17
Public Sale of Lands.

By virtue o! a deed OF trust fron, Ben.
jamin M Brooke. to the Subscriber.
sto secure the payment Of sum OF
money due Jonathan Scholield, will
be sold at Public Auction sn the pre-
misses for cash. on the l7th inst.
One fourth part of that va
situate on The new ,uinpikc road leadin,
to Colchester, about s Ia mile. from
Aleaandris.
William Herbert, Jun.
TRUSTEE
November s, t..
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no Kent or Lease.

will Rent or Lease from one TO ten
ears, t. estate Of Andrew Balmain,
deceased, consisting Of upwards o.
900 misunderstanding thereirom, fe'
ne use OF my Sister and Children, the
inuse and shout forty Acres OF Land.
/. Is therefore needless to describe II
IS those wishing to rent, will hrstview
the premises.
HaLA d yJ,eb;po+oo
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Edm. I. Lee,

Trustee,
". 3. The land will ne shown nv Mr..
Ncsbi, vim re.'des on the premises.
September - -
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g Having seen an Ad
November s,

g Having seen an Adj
ver,isement in the .dirIand,ia Goz,"e,
offering for sale. The Ieurth part II
the Farm called RETIREMENT, to satis
riy an indefinite debt SAID g. be due 10
nethsn Schol6eld, VIM Herbert, Jr,
Trustee. ]. S. knowing that am 10,
at this time entitled 10 ore fourth pert
Of the sid Land md urging sale
Knowingly unaIthOrised ty hin; ss
$50 having or his own terms offered
to settle thin IL d. 6rite debt (which was
acceeded to by me -yct hom motives
mysterious, leaves ,ome dcui Of be
lag not the mos, honorable, he eDdea-'
vers to force this sale, not to become
a purchaser.--( knowing the situ@tloE>
bu, 70 avail himself Of advaot sc OF
some unfortunate peron who he ma!
c.ll a friend. therefore csution al
persons from purchasing the same.
Benjamin NJ. Brooke.
November 8. 81.
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l2 Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from tho Sub,cribes
II about the 18th insa negro man
named HUMPHREY, ahout 40 YEAR,
Of aga, about feet 5 inches high
clothes not recollectetl--he is supposed
to DO lurking about Alexandria, As he
has a wife living wih Mr.. Charles
Mandkins- formerly lived in this
place. Twill give the above reward to
any person who will secure him in any
Jail SO THAI I get him again.
JOHN WILKINSON.
October ~. 2xw1.
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Oct. Is.
N q I'll t. f.

I'M Monday the 18th OF November,
viii he offered for sail, on ere
dit If six months, at the late residence
Of Wi liam Deneale in Fairfax County,
the prcsen, crop OF Germ, Wheat, and
Oat,- N,o his stock of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, with his Farming u
tcn.is. The sale to commence at eie.
ven o'clock, and continue Iro n day to
Law, until the whole is disposed OF -
MI those to whom the decea-ed may
be Indebted, will please call on either
IF The subscribers for payment, those
,ho NAV be indebted will please make
immediate pay mcnt.
James G.. Deneale,
Rcson WiI!coyen,
Er'rs. Of Him. Denease decd
October 90.
At the same time and place,
will be offered tor Kci:t, Kill with
two run oil stones in compieat order
A 50, the Black SrT:,ta Shop and store
House, With lot OF 20 res OF ground
Also. will be offered tor Rent tie iarm
whereon lVm Dencale formerly re-
sided. a description is deemea unne'
ccssary, IS any person wishing to rent
,-l.l view the premise.-also can he
hid Farm adjoining the land OF VIM
Dcneale, con. ming OF $50 acres, tas
principal part O! which is undera good
fence $50, for rent for term o.
years, a piece of land known by the
name o; cLI,H, within two miles OF
lIcxantria. The terms made known
Wy applying to the Subscriber.
James C.. Denealc.
WHO HAS TO HIRE
Ticenty Negro Men.
ALSO,
A first rate Black Smith,
With complex, set OF Tools
Nc;obsr 30 lawts
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NOTICE.

SoNFORMABLY to the will Of the
q Rev. james Van HufTel deceased,
gill be offered to Public Sale on We'd.
ncsday the I'd cay Of November next, il
f,ir, otherwise the next fair day, at the
late residence OF the deceased in St Ma.
ry's Coanly, Md. the whole Of his per.
sonal estate, consisting Of EIGHT NE
GROES, most OF thss' young and likely,
the s.ck OF Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and
Horses, Plantstion Utensils, House Fur-
nitUre, a Library and much ether pro-
pcrty. The Sale will commence at 10
e'elosk and the terms then made known.
John Simms,
James Forrest,
Executors
Lconard Town, Oct %. ias2w
Ten Dollars Reward.
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A Tract OF LANO in Fairfax Coun-
ty, 6:e Ssi,cs from Alexandria, con-
@siDta.r about
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State of Maryland.

State OF Maryland.
To oil phcr the /eNpsinnaay concern
PUBLIC NOTICE.
There will he petition to the next
0suorai Assembly ri this state, Tor 1
law to sell and dispose of the real
estate Of John Weston late Of Hartford
county, deceased :; for the purpose Of
making an equal distrioa,ien thereof,
between the lawful heirs OF the deceas.
I'd.
Y. D. This singular situation efths
Propeity Of the said deceased, end the
neir,, Untitled to portion, thereof, is the
cause OF this m,pncr Of notice
BARUCH FOWLER,
for Lewis Weston & Elizabeth Philips,
THOMAS WOOTTON,
ARABELLA WOOTTON,
JOHN SMITH
August Is. lawtlD
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RECEIVED,

RECEIVED,
90 Bales Spinning Cotton. OF su'
perior quality.
On hand, 700 p-ir Nomer's End
Misses low priced Kid Shoes, by III,
package
8 Boxes America, ard Eofen!,
Glass from Is 20 to 26-S2.
Shoes and Trunks, AZ assortment
as usIa!.
Looking Classes Pictures, Needle
work, Diplomas, Sc. framed in the
most fsshionable sti!e,
A few valuable Engrsyincs' ard
some superb Chimney Glasses, tor
sale.
August - I" 81
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Wanted to Hire Immediately.
10 Horses & Carts.
Ahtiy 10
NJ ROBINSON on
JOSEPH DEAN.
Oct. IL
Rich KanhawaBo Land
FOR S~LE.
400 ACRES
Oct. Is

or FIRST quality unlmprnved bottom
Land, lying IN the Q It Kanhars
River, in the state oil VirsIois. will be-
offered at Public Sale, before the Cot.
&c. House door in this Town, On n.
22d day Of Nov. next. at - ''clock a,
noon. The terms Of sale will lie. Oh,
nall the purchase monay in hard, ard
The balance in and IL months, rsy-
mcnt 10 be secured bv ne oliable nc,ci
with two approved endorsers, TO bsa.
inerest {, ON the date, and li,urpo
the land This lard is pgr, Of tho
Justly celebrated tract known by tbs
name Of
Craik's Survey;
And adjnins the lands OF lAe late Cc7.
Washington. Salt works hsv, been
a,ely established in its rc;s'tolhooa.
The titls is insispu,abIe. Ire land
win be disposed Of by triuafe Sale. .:
any time before the day shave NOR.
tioned. upon application TO Ike sub
scripers who will exhibit plat Of it
10 any one disposed tonnrchaSe.
J. d. Simms,
Alex: Moore,
Rxeep,ors Of tie last soW and teata.
menf Of jas. Cr0ik, deed
October ~. 2awts
~. The Printers of the IEinches.
Ter Gazette and Stsun:on Reputlicsn
Farmer src requested publish the -
5,,e once week ill sale md forward
II an, &c % III, nf,.o
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LAND FOR SALE.

October 4
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, March 2.


Proposed Suspension Of Embargo.
Mr. Wright Of Md. rose I" SUBMIT
melton for consideration. He said feel,
ing. 81 he did. perfect confidence in
the sincerity IF the administration to ct-
feet hy negotiation a. Gottenburg an no.
oorabie peace and knowing, as he did,
tina. the President had perfec, confidence
in the Prince Regent in his osgn promo.
s;fisn 10 meet at GcttenbuFg toset,le ny
negotiation the unhappy differences that
subsist between the two nations, upon
the PRINCIPLES of the iasus ofnafions, and
the maritime rights of G. Britain; and
from The policy of this government, test
ed BY their proposition through ME-
Russell after the war, upon an agree
ment TO negotiate on certain conditioas'
to agree to an armis,ice, and from the
proposition Of the British government
through Admiral Warren, on our agree
mon, to negotiate on certain terms to a.
gree also to an armistice---he thought
he was justified from the conduct Of
both governments in the belief that an
armistice viii be agreed to on the com
mencsment Of the negociation at Gotten.
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Bernadotte Us. Ronaparte.

Bernadotte Us. Bonaparte.
Several violent articles have been
published in the Paris Moniteur.
against Bernadotte. Crown Prince
Of Sweden, which the Prince has
condescended to answer. The
following is an extract from his
reply.
Vain then, is your attempt to
render the Grown Prince odious IN
the eyes Of the French. who can no
longer mistake the true author Of
theirealamities. nor the object which
aleae deserves their hatred. 1t is
the man who has accumulated on
their guiltless heads the hatred aud
vengence Of nations. Who coald
sketch, without some omission, the
long career Of crimes by which he
arrived at. aud has maintained HIM
self in powera Bonapaets. horn in
Corsica. was educated ina military
school in France, by the benefcenee
of the unfortunate Louis XVI; he
issued from it to become . furious la
Goblin; bis first attempt TO make
himself notorious was pamphlet in
The most revolutionary strain. cal
led Ia Sonper Of d'Arignon; after
the 9th Thermidor. he was marked,
arrested, and deprived Of his rank
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The grestest perscnase that ever ap.
peared upen earth. makes use of two
provsrhiaI Expressions very pertinent
60 the times, Luke IA %, si--" Which
Of YOU t,ars he} intending to build q
tsvsr. stitch not down first aud coun-
tesh the cost. whether ne have where
viii 10 soish it q Whether the pro-
mo,ers oflhis war counted the cost be,
fore they began il, l cannot say but !
believe none wils,centradiet me when !
say, esstly war it has been. OF this
truth We have al, q sensiSie feeling, and
ere compelled to ssfsr and pay our dif.
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8oston Prices Current.
Boston, March 8,

BosToN, March s.
There was but little or no alteration in
our market for week psst--Corn and RYE
little advanced, say, corn l-25al,3s rye
2'sa2-l6, and but small parcels at market
lumber, generally, at retail, advanoed-
Spirits hold their own-Sugars, spices, and
teas are little depressed.
Prices Of Stoeks--Boston.
Old and deferred pr. ct. Stock, "a mr..
ct. Exchanged do. do. a. do. New do. do.
as i'2aes do; Three pr. ct. stock 50 l.2
do.
Course Of frchange-,Foreiga bills.
Bills on London, at 80 days, 8 pr. ct. dis
DO. 90. 60 do. 9 Ia do. Do. do. 90 do. 9
do.
Progress Of Manufactured in Massachu.
setfs.
During the Lass session Of the legislature
OF Massachusetts no less than rwEsTY.sE.
VEN manufacturing companies were incor.
porated VIZ ;-twenty.four for the manu-
tacture OF co,tons, wooilens and linens, one
for porcelain and glass, one for files and
one for wire.
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COMMUNICATION.

10 cr'minate the proceedings OF govern
ment, Is atask at once easy and pleasing
easy, IS u requires not the talents Of in
ventlve genius--plcasing. as it accords
with the disposition to rspining and COM
plant so predominant in human nature
these causes may be traced the bitter
reyiiings which fill many of our papers of
late, against the management of public az
fairs. 1t IL the misfortune of mankind tina,
they look for happiness in. every other si-
tuation than that they happen to be in !; ex-
pectiDg to derive relief from every change,
they rove from bough to Dough, not like
the beesto inhale their sweets, but in search
OF thorns to enhance their pain.
riovernmept is Of too sacred and serious
nature, nf too great importance to the
welfare OF society, to ue subject for the
carpIng OF discontented few and in time
OF war, IT Is aoubly attrocious to endeavor,
by dlHusing their venom, to paralize the
strong arm OF national power.
It's duty incumbent on those who are
so ready TO rail at the present plans Of ad
minlstration, 10 offer some substitute In
their stead, whereby the honor, independ-
ence and dignity of the nation will be pre-
served. Without this, their work is i'm
perfectly done /; without this, their views
are but half visible--or may be Justly pre-
snmed TO originate from Hagitious princi-
pies. That the authors of them are either
weak or wicked, is the necessary deduc.
ton. There is considerable number of
politicians in all governments, who are al
ways enemies to the present establishment
mot because it is an i'll one, or because
those who administer it betray their trust,
but because they themselves are not in il.
History, ancient and modern, is repIete
with evidence of the pursuits alluded to,
and their fatal consequences: such have
been the fayorite themes of the dema-
goguea OF every age and eountry-such
have been used as stirrups by which to
mount into the saddle of power, 10 ride o.
yer the necks Of their fellow citizens. The
privaions necessarily incident to state Of
war, is made pretcxt for the abuse of GO
vcrnment, notwithstanding the vital prin.
ciples OF their political existence depended
on the measure. tits to be hoped that A
mericans who have government the off.
spring of unbiased Judgment and sound
understanding, will never permit the mists
OF party passion and prejudice to cloud the
rays OF reason but that through the whole
tenor OF their political existence they will
exemplify to the world the superior power
of public virtue.
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BACON AND LARD.

AFLOAT at Merchants Wharf, small
CARGO OF well cured SlNI7HFLELD B.a-
COW
IS kegs do. LARD.
In store 9 hhds: Muscovadp Sugars
Mill be sold low.
IS bales first quality Spinning Cotton,
a few barrels Spirits Turpentine.
Double refined Loaf Sugar.
Coarse and Ground Alum Salt.
TO RENT,
The house and two acres of ground, adj.
Joining Mr.. Real Howard's
March l6.
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On Monday last, an election was held a.
the court house for IS Directors Of tho
Meehauics' Bank of Alexandria, when
tho following gentlemen were elected,
Robert Yonng, Ro6erf Gray,
Mark Busts, Hliam Fetch,
Philip 7rihien, .Adqm Lynn,
Daniel Mcleod, Joseph Dean,
John Grid, Evan p. Taylor,
John Lonyden, James c Deneaie,
John Cohaean, James Carson.
Isaac Entwisie,
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HOPE-Nor DESPAIR F!

The recruiting service speeds with spi-
rit--in some parts of the country, crowds
are Hooking to the standard of their coun-
try. To-the south, the Creeks begin to be
@cowed-the governor Of Pensacola is de-
ssr,iDg them, and in public talk advises
them to be at peace with us-Detac bmen,s
from that section may soon march to the
north-ln the next campaignthe northern
Indians will be win US rather than against
us. Preparations are making at Sackett's
Harbor to give us the command of Lake
Ontario. An enquiry is to be made at Al
bany into the causes of the failure of the
late Wilkinson and Hampton
will be summoned TO attend it-Light mus.
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PUBLIC SdLE..

CN Friday the 9th inst will be sold at
the Vepdue Store on liberal credit for
approved negotiable ,tes,
Coarse and fine Cloths, Coatings.
baize, Flannels, Bedford Cords, Calicoes,
Gins hams, Cambrics, Worsted Stockings,
DOMESTIC Cotton, and Plaid Bedtickine,
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Johnletty Sacosses,
Company Baftas, Linons, sc. sc.
+. &. Marsteller.
March Is.
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PUBLIC LEASE.

'NILL be leased on Saturday next al
w IL o'clock on the premises, the
Store House lately occupied by Richard
Cummings, decd, and situated on King
street nearly opposite Mr.. Isaac Robbins.
The lease 70 continue till LIST Oc, next.
p. G. MA2STELLER.
March I6.
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THE SUPREME COURT.

among The very important decisions
made during the present Term of the SUI
preme Court, is one announced on Satur-
day last IN the case of the Venus, which de.
cides the principle that an American citi-
zen who had removed to England in time
Of peace, and resided there with the amino
manendi, and was carrying on trade and
commerce there as a merchant, on the
breaking out of war is to be considered
as an enemy and his property invested with
his hostile character, is subject TO capture
on the high seas though the property
might have been shipped before know
ledge of the war.
I. The Chief Justice having left the City on
Sunday on his return hone, Judge Wash.
ington is now President OF the court
Nat. Intel.
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A. MOORE, Reg's.
This is to give Notice.

~. AsCeiNS,
hat the subscriber of Alexandria cos1.
ty, In the District of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans COURT of said county,
letters testamentary on the estate of George
CHIN, late of the county aforesaid deceas~
ed all persons having claims agains, the
said decedept, are hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, duly authenticated and pass
ed by the Orphans Court, on or before the
l7th day OF August next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said es-
tate--and those indebted thereto, are re-
CURED to make immediate payment.
Given under my band this 18th day Of
February, 1914.
THOMAS p. GTLPIN,
Ereeutor qf George Ghytg:
Feb ~ 4v
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snIyATE conRnsPoNDENcx.

Detroit, FED. 90, 1914.
There are few Of the enemy's Ligh,
Horse at or near the mouth of the Thames
They advanced the other day as far as the
river St. Clair, and took some Of the inha.
bitants prisoners.-Na. Int.
Extract from the Journal of the boar In.
come employed in tie repenne serviee, al
Maehias, cohf. Daniel EIioff.
Feb. %, lying in Moonspe cky Head Har-
bor-at 6 A. NJ. discovered a sail, wind a,
N. f. as the wind hauled to the S. we go,
under weigh and soon discovered her To
be an armed sloop standing for us ami gail.
hg on as very fast, being about league
distant. We bore away, and run throSeh h
the islands into Moopecky Beach; she
pursued US closely and we run ashore
on Sawyer's Cove i; expecting she would
follow y. IN, it was concluded for all but
the capt. and one baud go OH shore the bet.
ter to annoy them. When arrived at the
mouth OF the Cove, they hoisted English
colors, and fired number of pound shot
under cover of which they sent boat with
men on board the Income. AS soon as
she toated, they began to get under weigh,
when We began brisk FIRE from our am
puscade, and two of their men imme diately
r
fell--they then took 10 their boat, leaving
one OF their wounded on board, when num-
Der OF the inhabitants came down on the
other side Of the Cove, brought them too,
and made them prisoners. The sloop
proved to be the Hare OF St. Johns, former
ly the Privatser Wasp of Salem. At u
she weighed anchor and stood back and
forth about two hours, firing round and
grape shot as often as she could bring her
guns to boar on US without any injury--she
then stood to the eastward * disappeared
Captain Elliot attaches much credit 10
the men composing his crew, being ten in
number, as well as to seven of the inhabi
tants OF that place, for their GOODNESS and
bravery in repulsing the enemy. The
sloop had complement of so men as sta
ted ny the prisoners, and carried Q long 6
Founders. -
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ORPHANS COURT.
March l6.

Aierandria County. February Term. 1914.
ORDERED, that the Executor of Geo.
GRhi" deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times a week for four
weeks. in the Alexandria newspapers.
A Copy--Test,
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MARCH, I6-eptllAp
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SHE.

ON Tuesday 2sth March, viii be sold at
the Yendue Store,
A New Seine with Rope,
A handsome GIG, and WAGON.
7. g. Marsteller.
March l6.
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BosToN, March g.

-, BOSTON, March g..
The Swedish consul general at Wash
ington' has written to the vice-consul in
this town, under the date of the I'd inst
stating 20 him that the secretary of the
treasury would issue orders imme diateIy
10 the collectors throughout the United
States, to permits neutral vessels arrivino
IN any port OF the U. S. (other than their
destined 2ort) in distress for want of pro.
visions, or by contrary winds to proceed
to the nearest seaport, provided thew do
not break bulk, and that neutral vessels
now at the Vineyard will be permitted to
proceed to New-Bedford.
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spring from the investigation, errors will
be detected, and our commander. will he
inspired with greater spirit of vigilance.
We look TO the next Campaign with hope
1--we arc not dauntcd-but animated and
encouraged. A nation, SO rich, so popu-
tcas; people so free and SO patriotic {:
what has il to fear in such glorious
cause = Enquirer. 7 - =
ENorE.-The season has nearly arrived
when active military operations must be
resumed. Is this then the time TO take a
number Of our general officers from eff.
cient service to try Wilkinson and Hamp.
ton We hope not.--WAtg
III Driving Bel has been constructed in
this city, Tor the purpose of raising the
guns, &c. from the wreck of the u. s.
Cutter Gaiiafin, which blew up and sunk
IN this harbor some months since; all at
tempts hitherto made to raise the wreck in
q body having failed Charleston pan.
COMMERCIAL.
lMark<ts az Sc. Johns Porto Rico, Pe5ru-
aryl5.
Flour 8 -, Coffee 5 10 per cw,. and
Sugar 50.
We have been favored with the follow
ing remarks. from one of the shrewdest
and most eminent merchants Of this CITY.
Would 1t not be well to give the tobacco
planters hint OF the high prices given for
tobacco-5 to 5 IS. The quantity of fine
tobacco used in Great Britain and Ireland.
does not exceed $4,000 hhds. The mean
and ordinary $4,000 hhds. is consumed on
the Continent Of Europe, where it will. in
oil probability, fetch nearly as high prices
as the first qualities in Great Britain and
Ireland. Hence, any tobacco that will pass
inspection, will find ready sale in Virpi.
MA, on the opening Of the ports of the u.
States. The crops of Virginia usually ex.
coed $4,000 hhds. Of late years, since
the cultivation of wheat was adopted. thew
! have been reduced to IS or 10000 hhds.-
Hence a great scarcity of this valuable ar.
, tic!e here and in Europe. 1t will require
two or three crops Of As or so 900 hhds 70
replenish the markets You can add much
argument TO enforce this recommendation.
The Baltic and Black Seas, will furnish am
pie supplies OF wheat for Spain and Portu-
gai. Inc w. Indies require not above 90
OF $4,000 bbls -four No calculation can
well be made over IS per 6olb for wheat,
, and s Tor -four on a general peace.
In addition to the above, we must invite
the attention OF. the farmer to the late
changes which have taken place in Europe.
Inc Baltic and the Hanse towns, perhaps
Holland, will he open to our tobaccoes.-
Spain and Portugal being rid of the French,
VIII raise move breadstuffs for themselves ;
they will get more from Dantzic, SC. So
that at general peace, if it beams this
year, they will want less of our -four. Thus
while the market for our bread is closing,
that for tobacco is opening. Does not int.
rest then, point out to our farmers, to de.
vote less OF their crops to wheat and more
to tobacco !-Riehmond Enquirer.