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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
ADDRESS.

When ritred zeal, in wild, unholy days.
Barred his red arm, aud babe the faggot blaze,
Our patriot sires the pilgrim sail uniurled,
And freedom painted 10 rival world.
Where prowled the wolf. and where the hunter
royed,
Faith raised her altsrs TO the God she loved;
Toll. linked with art explored each savage wild,
The forest bowed, the desert boomed and smiled
Taste reared her domes, fair science spread her
page,
And wit and genius gathered round The Stage.
The Stage where fancy sits creative queen,
And spreads gay wen-work DER lfe's mimic scene
Where young eyed wonder. comes TO feast his sight,
And Guaf instruction while he drinks delight.
The stage that threads each labyrinth OF The soul,
Wakes isughters peal. and bids the tear drop roll ,
That boots at folly. mocks proud fashions slaves,
And brands with shame the worlds vile drove Of
knayes.
The child Of genius, catering for the Stage,
Rifles the stores Of every cline and age
Pie speaks the sepulchre resigns its prey,
Aud cr mson life runs thro' the sleeping clay
The wave. the gibbet, aud the battle field.
At his command. their fostering tenants yield
Here wisdom's heir released from deaths embrace,
Reads awful lessons to another race
Pale, bleeding love comes weeping from the tomb,
That kindred softnsss may bewah her doom;
Murders dry bones, re clothed desert the dust,
That after times may own his sentence Just
And the mad tyrant Of some nouldering page
Stalk, her TO warn. who once could curse an age
biay this fair do me, ia classic beauty reared,
BY taste be fostered, and by worth revered
MAY chsstcned Wit te re bend to virtues cause,
Reflect her image aud repeat her laws;
Aud vice, that sumbers o'er the sacred page,
Hate his own likenss. sh adowe ed from the Stage.
Here let the guardian of the drama sit
In righteous judgmen DER the realm Of wit.
Not mis- the shame, with serc lie pen 20 wait
On private friendship, or on private hate
To hatter fools or satire's javelin DART
Tipp'd with lie, at proud ain IitionS heart.
His be the nobler ia SIX to bera Id forth,
Young blushing merit and neglected worth;
To stamp with scorn, the pros,iiuted page,
And lash the fool who lisps it from the stage.
Here shall bright genius wing his eager fight,
hich dew-drops shaking from his plumes of light,
Till, high in mental orlds. from vulgar ken,
BE scars, the wonder and the pride Of men
Gold censure here to decent mirth shall bow,
And bigotry unbend his monkish brow;
Here toll shall pause, his ponderous sedge thrown
by,
And beauty bls,s each strain with melting eye;
Grief, too, in fiction lost, shall cease TO weep,
And all the worlds rude cares be laid to sheep.
Zach polished scene shall taste and truth approve,
And the Stage triumph in the peoples low.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
HIS new and bealing Basam bids fair TO rival
L every Medicine heretofore discovered zoe
Coughs and complaints of the Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, aud even IN seated Consumptions Il
has lately been used 10y many with the most sur
pising success. certi 6cates from persons of the
highest responsibility, the great and increasing
demand for it, map be called proof of its good ef-
fects, it is proved. Scarcely q case of Colds,
Coughs, pain in the side, officially Of breathing.
wan, Of sleep arising from debility even Con.
sump,ons, but may be relieved by the timely uss
OF this medicine. Many certificates Of its ,ffcscy.
accompany each bottse.
This may certify to those whom it may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with The Asih'
ma, which has lasted ne nearly forty yeats, and .
great part of that time TO such degree, that
could not lay in bed nor sit in meeting without
coughing, notwithstanding tad tried many good
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines. ill
the use of them cdn sleep comfortably. snd SIT IN
the meeting without coughing. and attend 10 NY
business and l do further hereby certify that my
neigbbor Benjsmih Hoibrook lad become unable 10
labor, on account of sfec,ion of The iunts, at
tended with a cough, Who has receive uch bene
fit hom the same kind o. Med'cne, so az to bc able
to labor again, and can cheerfuy recommend the
me kind of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints.
!. the subscriber, do hereby soemny affirm to
the truth and whole truth of the above state ment.
before magistrate, at Providence. r. this 4ih
day 81 Juk 1921 CHRIsTOPHER TOOK.
Sold by :. w. Ninson, Newpor-T Tayors
& 20. Little Rest--Rcuse Babcock, Westerly, and
Whitney and Tiliirphast Providence.
Newport, Aug. IS, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
ANECDOTF.

ftis related Of Sir John Holt lord chief jos.
sicc of the King's bench in England, that be
ing once upon the bench at the Old Bsi'y, .
fellow was tried aud convicted Of R,bbe ~
on the high way, whom the Judge ,emc mber-
ed TO have been one Of his old comp nioos.
He was moved ty curiosity which was oaturaI
upon a retrospec'ion OF past life, to know the
fortune OF the contemporaries with whom he
was once associated, and Of whom he had
known nothing for many years; he therefore
asked the fellow what was become OF Tom
such q one, Of Will such one and the res, of
the club to which they belonged. The fellow
fetched deep sigh and making . low bow,
"Ah my lord (.ad he) they are ell hanged
Nut YOU 'ordship and !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
THE subscfi,er received the follow.

Il Jog directions from the town Of Newport, in
town meeting ssse sembed, the 28h Of August, 1921,
VIZ Voted, that the Treasurer be directed 70 sd.
Sand dollars, 10 be delivered TO him on the second
Monday an September next. Those who wish TO
contract for such loan will please to give in their
proposals by or before the time proposed The
best offer will be accepted, provided does not ex.
ceed rate Of interest to which am limited, by
said vote. CLARKE RODMAN, TsI0a Treas
Newport, 29,h of 9th mo- 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
POETRY.
From the N. Y. National Advocate.
OPENING OF THE THEATRE.

On Saturday evening, q crowded audience
witnessed the opening Of the new Theatre.
The old favorites were received with sub
s,sn,ial marks of appreciation, and the al
rAngemeot and convenience Of the house we
much sdmired. Tho following is the PRIZE
ADDRESS, written by Charles Spfsgue,
Esq. of Boston, and which was spoken by M
Simpson. IL was altogether we'll received
the vetsi6cation is neat and smooth, and the
effect would have been heightened ifs few
patriotic illusions had been Introduced, sppli'
cable to the occasion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
FLOUR.

Jus. received from .8ierandrfa, and for sale
On GARDnER's WHARF,
$50 bbis. Supel6ne FLOUR, part
family brands.
so half bbls. do. do.
IS bbls. scratch'd do.
Apply 10
Jupe 6. JOHN b. LYON,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12

Arc Constantly RECEIVING the L00d bar
gafns, and are going off rapidly
those who wish more Large
Bundles for little Money
will do well TO call
soon.
.fnong Me assortment ore
AMERICAN Diapers for : A lot Of Sd cotton shagIs
Cd per yard, for 2s Sd each,
Good Cbex, Is : Grape Shawls,
A India Cottons Is White md oolored VS.
American Cotton Sheet. teroo ditto, with and
ings 4 A. for only Ia without borders,
White, do. Is to 90 cts. Black and coiored Nam
Blue India Cottons, Is kins q Canton Grapes.
Calcoes, from TO "a , Black, chocolate, red ard
Black, white and colored yellow silk komal and
Cambricks, from Is 6d ( Dandano Hsfs.
to is Cd per yard, s Irish Lipneu, from Is Sd
Umbrellas and Parasais, to Is 81 per yard,
Dimity, book and leao : Part Of a case OF cheap
Muslins, Straw Ronnets
Also--DAY & MARTINS real JAPAN BLACK.
ING, With many articles not mentioned
.hezgoOrt .fusHsi IS, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
CUIDALL ) MILLS.

Wool Carding.
THE subscribers inform their friends
Il and the public. that they have replenished
their Cardmg Machines with new Cards of the fin.
est and most approved msnufsct ture. and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool of all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
EN- Goods, as usual ALSO, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths OF all descriptions, and to color gar.
ments. &c that have faced, or become unfsshion-
able All branches Of the above business win be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE s. GRINNELL.
B.-SANFoRp ALAY, Little e.Compton-PRLEo
CoREY, Tiverton-WILLIAM PRAISE, Bristol.
Ferry-and Jos SHERMAN, in Newport, will re-
ceve aud forward articles intended for the Manu-
actory Portsmouth. Iuiy I9, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
Fresh Flour.

Just received from Alexandra, per sloop
Washington, and for sale,
On CGrdaers EhG.,..
100 bbls. fresh ground superfre
FLOUR.
ALSO, IN STORE,
so bali barrels first quality do for families use
So barrels scratched Flour
.ppy to JOHN q LYON.
Aug, Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12

Two Irish iaboters bong AT the execution
of some malefac,ors at the nerv droh, a. il is
called, at Newga,e, London, one said to the
other, "Aucb, Pal, now but is there any dif
ference between being hanged here and hang.
nd in chains "Yes honey" replied The other
ga very srea, difference; one hangs only
bout an hour, but the other hangs all the days
y his life.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
RE MOVdL.
Andrew V. Allen & Co.

LAVE ,,ooysd to the sro.e Gently owned and
l. L occupied by C.. RHopSs, Esq. No 1903.
Thames street few doors south Of their old stand,
where they have 70. sale, at wholesale and retail,
general
Assortment o, Groceries.
Newport. March 2l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
~~kotE~>S

A young fellow '.I ng down a steep bill,
and do ub'ing the too, OF it was uogg ch, called
ou, 20 a clown that was di,ching, asking him
the countfyman, sit is hard enough at the
bottom, 1 warrant you" But in half dozen
steps, the horse. sunk up TO the saddle skirts
which made the young gallant whip, spur,
curse and swear. "Why, ycu audacious ras-
call" said he to the dl chez, "d,d' you not tell
me il was hard at the bottom 20 say" repli-
ad The other, "but you are not half way to the
botton, yet"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11
NAVAL

The National IutelgeucPT informs that Tie
Commissioners OF jhc Navy lgIt WaSlnatoh
on ihe Glib INST. on visit 10 the eastern va v
yards. They viii proceed without delay, We
nave understood, At once, TO Portsmouth,
New Hampshire the most distant v0int OF
their journey, aud Inspect the wards a, Bnk-
ton, New York, aud Philade iphia, on their re-
Turn. 1hr objrct a. this VISIT We understand
q 10 perfect certain arrangements to ensure
economy Ia The expenditure OF Tie public mo-
heyS corfidcd to tleiu tor the public service
and generally, TO promote tho pubIfc tnfet.
cal ~ such matters as personal Observation 81
thr dineTrht navy yards mas suggest 10 Them.
~ has been the intention - tile Comn,is .
stcuets TOT two or three year passive have IN
det stood, 10 make Ibis visit; but The pressure
OF TIE business OF then office has uot pefuit~
yea mem 10 do 50, although urged hy their
ONn sense OF us ui,iity. 2nd hy tlic repfats G
requests OF The officers con'nsudine thoss
estfDhShmC MS. We have nOe, az the storkS
n ship OF The lihe Al Portsmouth, one al Bo,-
ton. freatc At \ Y and another Al pals.
ae' pima nearly all OF which are, in state o.
launching. " Hey are 10 rsmdin or the stock
theif Ptesei fiion is Of tne greatest import.
aOce. aGd Tie Egst means Of doug This must be
decided on. II beComes necessary. also. 10
detefHine on the sites for the fefnainder OF
me ships io be built under the laW proyldjue
los tue gradual enCtease Of The NY. Tues
duiies can only be performed we'll by person
atexs miraIion- aid, as most ct TIA affduee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

( ARkhAGEs.. 1.-THE ,nbscfihef has for sale, 81,
~ AanuiactOry IS Dies f'on Petersburg. "a. isfht
2ssoiiaien OF Work In siJ tine oustess ia, ~.
aud Coachtes, with double q ,Tette steps. Win ee.aRs
trimmings aud plated beIibaH5.
fitst rate pannel Gig, With The best spr.e With
plated bebaco. aud inll pstsd joiuls aud
Yer! hight Cuaches ih the door hrhud. aud swiugig
FOO oost' attached 20 ihe bo1J for travelling srusIeh
and
Single suILi,s aud s,ick Gu s. aoubie aad single, With
and sbhout tops.
Low icen family stages, Handsomely flushed, nxeA
To work WITH h4rscS
E'sgan' Races. viii eipli, springs, with handsome
tops, wuh morocco hainzs, liked 10 woiA Nnh ole or
tEJ horses
with The nsnfy b,v 'nted CL0riotces and Dearborn
wagons with oval steel spTInc Soue OF GhenI
lisat euOugh fOT one hstss.
An eNcelent assortment NJ the best plated and brass
mo1ntsd Harness Tor carriages sIgs. family slageE
STERLING WOupN AND.
B. supply of thu above WORK may be had ny
applying opposite Mt. William FIench's Tavern Oid
Suett PETERSBURG, and lbsra discount will 5e made
Tor cash bsSmrnis
- oTdt's nom any part Of the country addressed
Poplar Grove PSI once, Dim iddie County, Va.
wh be attended 10.
MAJ IL. III. .w2GH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In addition 10 tile foreign intelligence whith
weeNlTaeted Yesterday fiOm The foreign jour
nais,we give thls evening IN interesting motion
~ me Honse oi C0mmOGS, respecting the long
neglected claims OF lie American LOyalists
"hich, IL viii be seen. are agieed 10 he re-
rOgHzcu as valid. after the lapse Of more
than 40 yeats. ~. y Er. Pat
Tie election accounts leave rs sim ia doubt,
respecting ( lie result, nor shall we have auy
thing I" remove thPm TIL Tie arrival of au-
o'"tt steam 6oaii Il We do even iheu. The
majority in tie Assembly will probably be
small, either way-B But wil.n il is considered
that II is gate predetermined where tile pow.
rr vt appointment will reside aztec the cor
Veniioh HIS sVe0t becomes IIalttef Of less
hIointbt ibdn heieiOt~Ie. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

cnt of aboit ZOO Infantry under the commando OF MarsLal
F;isrto Caieira Bran Pour. IN person, 90 obtain pos
,e,on Of the field pieces stationed the depcsory Of
arms. when calling Gre commenced froa the artillery
aui,h canister shot, which after or discharges
hrtely cleared the streets, leaving from killed
<sound d. the Marshal having made escape,
his horse and servant both being woundrd. Man~hie the
inhabitants tord from directions the Pide Squares
shoutng Viva FL Roy, Viva Religion, Viva Constitution
the battalion OF European troops followed did aii the
other troops. The Governor Immediately ordered all the
sroops to the Palace Square. manii.ns dtsr. prev
the further eluson of blood. The troops being reunited
the cnde Palma, with the officers, repa'ed the hall Oh
the Court IIoase where Installed Supreme Nj itary
Council who sent Immediately for civil authorities
form Provincial in the form rrae,is,d
smilar b. ing done the oats necessar,
administered and ih- government entered upon the duties
Of their Offices, while the multitude continued shout
Viva FL Roy, Viva. Religion, Viva Constitution. III.
ships in the harbor displayed their flags and fired sutes.
On the nth the militia under srns and
support the government The 18Th and is,h
devoted rejoicing, and three nights the city
illuminated On the 18th Tribunals were reopeIe
md embarked for Rio de in his
B. NJ ship Icarus, under salu,s fun the vessels and the
forts. The Marshal also was passenger.
There accounts frcin Rio d, Jaiiro later Than
the Sd Of January which time IL understood the King
had signed the Constitution, and I, named the Comic
Il Villa Flori Goyernor for Bahia.
The relation .r the events Of the 10th is followed With
much enthusiastic anguage and txclan,a~,.' The rIo
Gucnce Of Dempsn,s, the resolution of perclcs, and the
rirte of Ard about be revived in Bahia. Sc &c.
The papers of subsequent dates fvd with the pro.
eefdinss OF dret bodies, civil, eeeirSStca and military
In accepting and proclairng The Constitution, with fidelity
10 our Lord The King. Don John VI
Tie provisional iunta of Bahia. elict of the I7,h
Feb eonsdcrir The odionsness Of coeteg military
liz he FrA,
volunteers and enroll themselves in different corps he
line for the dfnc, of the country. prnmng that when
his Majesty shall have sigcd the con.,iOn the, shall lie
discharged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11


consequence OF The very hlsn rerur,tion which DR..
Cuens patent solution If siagne,s attained ia i'h-
ne subscribers have beet due 70 mae arrangement
with Jhv PatenttG tor introduction, Res,Ond and
cd tue exclusive privilege Of preparing and vending hs
arigL' wilma his cit! and ia VICINITY.
/, M, iAn Jin df almost every per-
son, rt nay ci tn most formidable diseases 'eIiins
Fever, eid aele, niints FI,uenro
reHtJes ptscCl'd TO nnvTte us imlpieit state OF lac
bowels have aiorHed but temporary relief,
mo'eIn many instances in'ring Tor hie ue organs az
Digestion.
Inc transparent solution of Magnesa only present.
Ga TO ,he pu"t as the 'os' rsis'e form tSuir,,ing
Sie,cime Oi acknowledged c'cy. the efficient
remriy when be ad,nri'tsrsd for the removal OF
a,N7'ses 'ereus o an inactive or l'orJeed eGiitina
OF ic dgSuv sNse'n0 persons OF bilious habits il IA
recommended eNeeent cOrrertOr OF lille aud aeidt
gente apPee"t t'e mnietate use OF winch val cradle
persons al every ad CONSTITUTIONS preserve that
terr peraIe aud PERMANENT the bowels which
h"a't aid eniott 50 ESSENTIALLY d"Pend-DeaS such as
Gout, Heart Burn. &e. which their origin aet-
Of thu Stomach. will all instances be aiay
and many cure using iv soluon which acts by
rralki The eXlstig aciJ, by restoring the of the
organ aud consequently preventing ty any
ati! In order To sats! the public liie Medicinal
ptnpcru Of this preparation, the schscribsrs big
the cTlii.he which be their Of
the fooWsng Physicrn', gentlemen Of the highes' pros
sIoal sCaudiIg ~ tie Unit States:
rHOS. q. JAnES VI. u.
Professor OF Niidwf ery U. of Pennsy vaIii-.
Us DORSEY, NJ ID.
Professor cf Matrri Nietlica, d.
y. CHAPMAN, NJ. y.
Professor Of the Practice vi rhysic, doa
IBOa. +. HUSON,
Professor Comparative Anatomy. do.
1ilOi. COOpER,
WI J. McNEviN.
Professor Chemistry, ". Y. University.
DAVID HOSACK,
Prcfs' Of the !nro, and prac'iee Of Physie NJ Y.
Sofa an half pint bottles, ana packtd order
dollars and twrit, 1--we cents PEI dozen Seyen cents
p1r dozen viii be refunded wa tlr oes are Re rned.
EUS "a 4 Il AieNEMARA.
NIB. observe none are genuine un,ss sign,d b, tbs
patrntee.
/ Altt
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Fire Hundred UDIInrs Kg,c0rJ

bN Fn,sfaI night, between u aud II o'clock an
- ~ mpt was made To set IRE The house = tie
sb'ciber Nn,biug bat The great goodness Of Pfovi.
deuce could have saved Il from utter destruction.
mai VAS sken ou ~ the porch and pia ed nDdsr The
uinihg foom "ind"w aud The ffe kinlrd upon 1t.
" bnrm Through The weather boarding into the lathne
ana ftathea he shngiing bsfte IA was discovered -
u aise passed into the cellar ami was co,ainnncate
user to the ag1T Of The diving room The subscriber
mas no eas"ns 10 suspect any particular person ~
lhg Tue ihceBdiafy. as he had not he mot femntc
i'ea NJ any ptis US owing him inuch 100 will. H.
VII give 4 frWatd Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~
aiy PEI son ho will Give such Information that The
"iHnons ncendiafy may be discovered aud prosecuted
!" conviction. JOSHUA STORRS.
Nav ~ o,
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ANOTHER f,h1'RIOT CONE

Depard tbs life, Friday right, about one O'clock
MI SAMUEL PAYNE. agd 63 years. lie spent the
ing IN ceeriulnSs al the house OF particular friend,
return home about O'cOck WIS lZ,d IN the sight
time. - - -
Mr. Paine has ca fot the last trtyseyen years one of
ne most resp ctaile eZris Of this city. Soon after the
elo'e OF me REVOLUTION in which he share
III e Ranks ~ MS courtry7en, with Pulaski Sa,aI-
NM ana NJ the capture of ChaTrSton was wpd
go mus i"n'e E, volunteer in tn Mr.. PA, fixed
MS 40 de here, aEd has since remained worthy
h'ef'rr hu"nS US He was d, meek and clriIahleihe
shaoe VIRTUES were ever redundant AMI ruWing IN all
ms tc'inps ai he was apparently ATTENDED without inter
lsstp' with iiiit ch VI blessings, his Opn esieeH
whatever others have felt >r,lS him. Payne
e enemy OF no man h prOverh ialIy hrei emit and
We widow AID the p1n ind ed The 6uie Do0r. ever
condition and occ1pa acknowledged lis gOD,s, apd
rs Known TINT 10 s DEATH the world has lost friend
SO is boptdan be we'd, heaven In. gained Saint
1COmmM ticnleH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11
RICHMOND NAY IL 1921

Great Staple of the Sonthern ami lPesssrn yfafcs.
The cultivation Of CorroN has recently become sub.
ject Of considerable Discussion Some the Southern paper
contend that at distant day price will not pay for its
euv ton, aud that must he abandoned. Some If the
Nohen Tarists also say, that il will he driven by other
co'tons from foreign markets. We seize this opponuniy
h fore. to lay the following letter befre the public
which sheds so much light upon the subject. Iii, written
bya partner in oneof the first mercantile Houses in Liver.
pool, WHO explored country principally for
information on this very arcie and is addressed a lc,
camille friend IN the City of Richmond, dated
Natche=, 24h April, 1920.
] addressed few lines 10 you believe
from Savannah, and have since had we're
agreeable. and rather expeditions ride
through Alabama To New Orleans.
Cotton was maintaining itself rather
higher than might have been expected IN
New Oiirans good, readily commanding
about II l5-goOd fair, iG. aud inf. 10
nldR. ~ To 10 cents per lO.--There il
considerable difference of opinion IA 10
the exienl Of the crop rs yon will observe
by statement wliith enclose. and from
The stocks ~ England at HE esd Of Tie
year, ] avn disposed IN believe that there
will be no great ACCUMULATION 1T cotton
~ Europe AT thc close &C 92O.-Easl Ina
lila we may almost exclude from our cai-
culaliuu.
With regard 10 an interesting point on
which we had some cOuvrfsa'l0tl-I mean
lhr prize of cotton which wll afford the
pI'ntcr an ad,quair ptafii, | viii state
10 you freely what has occurred lo me or
The subject. agreeable to your reqne.i.
though ! shall draw lieavil, both on ypur
psiience aud candOur. The tact is. lbst
10 ii'e general question, AZ Whai price can
planitr afford 10 sell his coiion-it is
diihcull 10 give a d. fpite answer. without
euleiing iniO nauy particulars, since The
erPenccs Of production depend in a gresi
measure on the currert value OF Cotton.
ond vary VIII Tie more pr1lcfial flucina~
Mons ~ ~ 'oaikct prize. Thus nl!rn cot.
Ton risss ia ya'ge. the price Of npgtoes
advances IN about The sane propor,jon.-
indian corn, their principal auiclp OF sub
sis'euce, iollows-but ~ a lnile di4fnnrc.
Deeasse II can be imported ifenr cthcr