Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

Ina Coffee may perhaps be one of The
articles cultivated in Fiorida. should
apprehend however, thai The difficulty Of
selling lands in iie elder states of Geor-
gis and Carolina, woulj prevent any thing
Ike general emigration tollie nioie TER
Tie soils in Alabama or Florida. The
Einterts, ~ present derived from capital
employed III the culture of cotton varies,
sD"uid imaginp. &C corling To circum-
stances from , ~ > To 20 pr cent: bui il
II so little The custom TO keep accurate
accounts OF plant Atoms that tlIsre ~ ne
crssaTily great scope for conjecture--wher.
ever sugar can be cultivated il Is no doubt
more profitable Tran coiton. From al
accurate estimate Which obtained from
| an extensive practical piauicr who is very
exact Ia his accounts, II would appear
thai COTTON al ID CTS. yield ii4l3 per
cent. and sugar a, cts. 2l2 per ceut. on
capital necessary 10 cultivate an estate
IN Louisiana OF 1900 sup. arpents.
| Representatives. from Viginia IN The setesfeenth
Congress
The elections be'ne completed, we are now
enc Died 10 Stale ihr reprcssn Of this state
In the next Coneress alphabetically atrsar-
cd. )-dislins uishins the new msmbers from he
old, whose place they supply e.. SnchsuDt-
mary views are interesting TO TIE citizens oil
other stdsas
BrunNrich District Mark Alexander re-
elected wi hont opposition.
Ame!ia, &c. William y. Archer, do do
Northumberland, Sc William Lee Ball do do.
SpottSg'vdRid S'c-Philip p Barbour. do. do
Gloucester, Sr,-Burwel Bdsseil eli, cted (by
Goe votes over John Pa teIson 10 SUNNY
the place OF Severn L. Parker, ho declined.
Montgomery, Sc.-John Floyd, without OPP
position.
Caroline. Sc.-Robert s. Garrett. do. do
Harrison Sc.-Eiward b. Jackson. do.
NoHeicay &c james Jones'. do. DO.
Frank. al, &c -Jabez Leitwich a., 5S2 votes
over Col, Ca,.away.) 10 supply tht .iace of
Vim. A Bnrweil, deceased.
h"c@"Sham Se,-William Mccoy, re elect
cd without opposition.
LOUGoun. Sc.-Charief F Mercer, reelected
(by l3tv0teh over Bd,ieN
Cntpeper Sc.-rhonas l.. Moore re elected
(by 1913 votes over Marx \. Cnilton.j
dt6emdrfe' Se.-Hagh Nelson, re-electsd
withnu, oprOsiuon.
Norfolk. Sc.-Thcmas Newton do. do.
Charlotte Sc.-John Randolph, do do.
hondWhd, Sc.-W iiiam omii h electedC' by
maJo"ty OF 252 woes over James WILSON,
Nal Int )to supply HE place - Ballard Smith
| who u, cIhed
Sur,y, sc --Ar,hur Smith e.scteu (by ma
JoritS o. 81 over john G. Gray Go supply
ne p!ac, Mr.. Gray.
u ythe. S'c.-Aiexander Smyth reelected
without Opposition.
Henrico, se.-Andrew Stevenson, elected
%llhout opposition TO supply the place oil
John l yier who declined
Morgan &c Thomas Van Swearin.pD re.
elccied 10y ii1T VOTES Over Robe.t Baily)
Haiydr &c. George Tucker reelected (by
1917 votes over w. X. Roane.)
frederiek-Jared W 'lIiams ie. elected by AS
votes over VIM. Sfgeubergrm.
DELEGA ES.
Fa'1Jdr-Cihe ohepUerdsIown Monitor in,
coiitCtIy sia I'd The returns. We copied the
error INTO cur papeI.-Iusttdd of MesSIs
Smith aud SangsIer the members elected ART
MrsSrs. Robert L. thompson, aud Smith
andrhT-( Another newspaper also IucoI-
iectly stated tie teiur@s OF iilis county. 'ine
following Is ihe resuit OF The election y JOseph
LoVel. i20 LswiS Rutfbrr 81, \. W. Ihonip-
son 73, ana L. Bu,Ier 81