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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

WAsHITGToS Jan. Isl, 1893
hnve Just returned from New Years visit 10 the Pre-
S''cnt OF the ESied States. According to c,soo -
HooS were thrown open, and all classes sexes ara
Nations, made welcome TO The day was as clea
ana calm as May day and the concourse Of citizens AZ
strangers OF both sexes, immense We were saluied on
sur entrance into the front tho cious ma
me fesidcnf, with the melndious elegant hand
"i music, nd from thence directed course ,hrou,h
various rooms which all thrown opyp IN onr y;sr
T' ADAMS stood III the iunm dressed az Mai, "a
any aTmer in the country, receiving the comm, M, I'D ~
conerai aiinns of his fellow citizens We passrJ ON ri
soon came TO the Fast roo become so In
Sarned letter 1rrittrs. ~
On entering this the famous East room letter. tina,
appeared IN tEc Rishu,oHd Enquirer was recalled
hood il cO,fqfnfd w. ' 'S'''I'''6S
i'sead OF gorgeous display costly furniture an3
splendid decorations, there nothing 10 be sean bp, ,s
naken moor and bare white wallis save about dozen ola
chairs without bottoms seees without rusb;on, 81
TWO or three Franklin sto~as. SUTeIy there was no,L,n
here to wound the feelings any sold fssoned PH,"
can ~ turns o''t that Mr. ADAMS used any ~ b
public money to decorate this any o,ee ,oor aoI 81
e"e"0e" any, except the customary sum voted biq,
Mt the commencement of his term, to replace ,le I co.:
uro OF Che Presidents House. The Eas, room ha ~.
ia'e'y been finished. and a cent OF put1;c r,o t.
pefn a'a"n - J"r {" So that the letter writer IN the
o id January, must hav told deliberate and
t'BW joiyehood. when ha represented it az porgeo, III
exhaVhg7nty fitted This he asserts ne sa, bi1,,cIF
when thousands testify hoi ii has no f,rp,,c ~ >,
Justice win be done to the public for ,bs ;r
attempted 10 DC acticed upon ien by this letter write
u" ms name ''gi"e,1 MP. ]; important H. this
z
9" congress- The people ought TO knoN il tIs, i;
8" base rs to palm such alschood upon the
cTeduluy. I''s
But to reufn to orr company. The conn,ingleop, rs
persons was curious aud interesting. This ,oIiy5,6
sion was converted into the region oy jos, and reve
3"n.nfo care Ninth and barity pervsdcd all elase,
s d"e 'e scene, truly 'he feast Of reason and The
flow ~ SOUL Here the belle OF I6 and OF 6()
ano ripped elegantly along and over the ysars ba, a
nween mem. Here were bachelors without art, ap erie
without Observation-Disclosures this century and IaI; S
me last of no other use than TO raise the mrs 81
c'oD ana OF su0ing and SiGettiag Governors and Gov
efhcd-doube > AS and a. s. Madam IN Ne, To-
n"rhs' pumes feathers sud aces,hejr caslmsres ard
coaches; Joans ~ their Tide and heSsweet bees
MISSES ana good NATIONS, hanging upon arms Of psiS
V'e Pfesdent', Em5assadors Secretaries Mcmbers
% 01iT'sisaton-o?Pc sionCc Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

Tie proceedings of the House Off Delegates during
'he present. week haye been generally embarrassing;
though much business has been done. On ycslert,,
TIC Circuit Court bill ('he hat passed that House
ca the last session. was under consideration The
opinion acens TO DC that Il will pass one il not bo;A
Houses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

Mr. G!i'neF's explanatory letter IN renlv to COY.
Coles "a "Wednesday
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

Public Mectings.-We find it impossible to publish
any Of the Preatnbles and Resolutions sent Us
Tor that purpose, and ii is rendered unnecessary
We will notice them ccncisely.
In LOudouD, there Jas been Jackson meeting,
over wh'cb Mr. Joseph Lewis formerly high toned
fejeral member of Congress) presided.
In Dinwddie the friends &C the Administration held
Il meeting few days ago, al which Capt Tho Field
presided and Daniel G. Hatch acted as secretary,
The Chairman aud Secretary, Col Goodwin, Peterson
Goodwin hbner Adams, and John P. Crump, we're
dePuted Delegates 10 the Convention.
On the 29th ut. the friends Of the Administration
IN Matthews county assembled at the Courthouse,
when HunIey Gayle was called to the chair, and Fran
os A''nisic7d appointed secretary. Christopher Temp,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

lac Fe1asyf0'hia hatejiiseacer.-iYe are happy to
see Inc revival OF the Pennsylvania Ineigencer under
'h"aoSpces o! e5s's Wrestling and Snyder, ATr sny-
der is son o: the late Gov. Snyder OF Democratic
memory and was recently deprived of the ciesbp Of
'e senate because he would not assume The livery
'"e hero) and that II will continue in the line of poll
'iSS OF us predecessor. So able adniDisir alton
PRINT al the political centre OF Pa in :e present
declining condition of Jacksonsn in that state, pecip
tate lis fall.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

'4nofhcr "SiSs's" az ennsytrana.- ames M'sberry
administrator has been elected to the II. of R. o
pennsylvania, TO supply vacancy eccasioncd b,
death, BY majority of 500 votes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
Nattoa1aL Gou9rsgs.

70 BE C6ETINEED.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
asSG9esagossU SSs soaQ~
sArURDAy MORNING.. JAN $ roc

Oar limits do not enable US to keep pace with the
Congressional proceedings bu, shall keep sur rea-
dcrs advised OF all the material Incidents of Congress
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04

deed, have been treason against the pr,u-
eiples OF our government, SANDER on free
principles, aud insult To the ashes of our fore
iHthers five had refused 10 accept an invitation
10 iorm with our Sister Republics of the South
league OF mutual defence against the threatened
aggresslons al the European monarch,. Yes
aud If Mr.. Adams hnd not done so---if he had
turned from the invitation. VITA the maxim in his
mouth, " Peace with all nations, enlangins al
hances with none. The very men who opposed
would have been the advocates of the scheme
and would have aYerred that MIR. As course had
been dictated by an opposition to the extension
OF republican governments, and that IL fotcibly
illustrated the monarchical predictions OF hi,
father, which they allege he imbibed 10 his
youth, That It failed 10 be carried into effect
isto be attributed TO Que of those mischanccs
which human foresight can neither forcsee nor
guard against; aud the ndicule ais abortion has
met with cpnsmces us that the arguments urged
against II originally were the offspring of pre-
determined design TO oppose tn administrations
right Of wrong, since they have been abandoned
tor coarse badinagc aud cuarser epHheis. But
LEI this matter also b. thoroughly examined
when the accepted time" shall arrive. or nor
If it be come. The goang physician wh1 IS
-ecking To heal tn wounds inf cted on the
rights otthe people by the waste of the public
money, will find. if his medicine be swallowed
now, that the patieut is in a sound state Of
health and that his nnstruIu was moi r,unirrI
lie and his pot cal associates will discover that
the saea,its of Old Roanoke was not deceived
when he calculated on the beneficial effects the
enquiry will have on the prospects ofthc admln-
istration.
But, to conclude II these are al the abuses
complained of-and none others have been spe-
cGed.-what administration eau be accused Of
having been guilty of fewer than the present ?
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NIRGINIA

VIRGINIA Al Rnos holden Ia tho oierks Office ofhe
superior o thnnccry for the Iyno burg district
thu lth day Of Jaunnry itsS. Arlnlstehd Rnfksdnr.
Plt. against Abraham Kcene and 1ants Eastman,
"s'rs OF Wam krouc, decd, Paul CIr,iugton. or
Of 6"orne Garnfion. decd honm- spragias. adm r
Of hlcl NpHRH-, dee William Bailcy ,Hd John Cocke,
exrs ofIIetbcu Z Cooke, doe d, Tluas n, Clndrr ~
Henry Seoit, William Webb aud Thomas M'Catg0,
Dnft-.
The defendant Thos Is. Ch'raa having entered his
Appearance given security according 10th act of A
scniy and thr rules Of this court, aud appearing by
hsietory evidence that he j. not nhaitunt of thh
country II ordered thai the sad - feudau do appear
here he first day of the aud Hsw cr the h
81 the plnunR and that acopy Of tbs ardei be- furi
"thlns"ried ~ some newspaper printed the town 0f
lHnebhutg ior Two months successfully and posted al
the front door ofthe courthouse la the sad town.
- COPY -Tcste, JOlis NiiI.5.C G..
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Feb 4

YauSl received aud for sale nj very modcr
~ ale prices, On addition 10 II very genera
stock OF dry goods,) the following articles
VIZ
4 few sacks hest Liverpool Salt
Sheer aud Crawley Steel mud cut Nails
1000 vi best spun Cotton
2OOO Vt brow n sugar
1000 WI loat do
1000 WI Coffee
lew chests best Gun Powder Tea
Molpsscs
JamairR Rum
A small quantity good Madeira Wine
do do old Rye Nblskey
do do French brandy
Fur a Wool liais
Window Glass Shy 10 and 10 by 10
Scotch Snul Segars
Birthstone best Powder aud Shot aud Lead
Brsl Indigo aud Madder, Coperos
Pepper, Alspice, hlnger, Alum
Iurpenine n Shaving Sosp
Jack Screws. Spades, Locks, Hinges
Sad Irons, Frying pms
Tea Kettles, Coffee Mills
And u variety ot other articles in the hard
ware line, nj very reduced prices.
HEhKY ALLISON.
+. s. I would sell good bargain ~ frs
rate riding mud gigg horse IA.
Jan. II.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

SGNFI Ill be given for the following de,tt,iSd
y" two negroes, who made their cScsise
from Nj NJ. Dnrrett near Salisbury, Stokes
county, North Carolina, about the last ot DeceuI-
Der, when On their Wy 10 Georgia.
ANTHONY, brtwccn twenty five and thirty
years old, feet OF inches high, well set, hs
complexion rather black, the whites ii his eyes
uucommonly red and WI spoken 80 WITH st
thorlty condcscendlng IN his mann -. Cf.SAE,
20 OF 30 years OLD five feet Il Or .Hchts high,
well made, his complexion ,atnrf light large
mouth, Speaks quick. nnd'geuctally car es his
bead hIgh-Thsy both iook with hen hcsides
their cOmIno0 clothing, " hich WAS Of Domestic
WOODEN ciolh) blue cloth coats, c"ssimeIe ranta-
looms, &c.
will give the above reward, ard all reasona
bic charges, for the delivery Of 'ht above des-
crlbed two negroes 10 me, IA Alhcmarl" county
Va. and IN the same proportion fo' rnhrr--oi tor
each ofthem, secured IN ANY IaIi SO that ] get
them fifteen dolla,s and legal charges, by Civ
ing immediate information o. The Sam.
WILLIAM MORRIS.
HPThe Editors Of the Rah leh Star, Danyiile
Telegraph and Fincastie Slirror VIII give he u.
hove three insertions and forwatd their accounts
u this office for payment
Feb. a 3t'3i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04

DIED, on the 24th Inst. IN Haitian county,
Dr. CHARLES Spec T. Ola pulmonary dis
ease by which he had been affected and cuuhn-
d several months. One year ago this amlable
and hIy gifted young man was 1ourShng rs
the bay tree, in alitke lnXulancc Of health; but
leaf after leaf 81 IT'S loneliness aud promise
have faded, I'LL the decaycd trunk Itself has al.
leu aud been waited INTO The great Ocean OF
Eternity Obituary notices are too frequently
tine too liberal sacrifices which friendship oilcr ;
unfortunately on thr tomb bul ! am sure
thai those who knew he mental endo" menis Of
the deceased regarded them the characteristics
of genius and in contemplating the qualities OF
his heart must have recognized the tull length
portrait Of virtue. BY the industry, zeal ami
correct discrimina ion which marked ms short
profession career, he was rapidly acquiring
rmncnce. scarcely less exalted hau that awar-
ded 10 his virtues. lis last days were tranquil
lied by hope Of future happiness, aud by the
unweared kindness of a irmalc iiiend who an.
ticipated every want. aud contributed every
comfort which could alleviate his sufelin aud
smooth the avenue 10 death
ADDITIONAL NOriCE, ny KEquEsrJ
DIED, on thr Oath INST, IN tbe county OF
Halifax, Doct. CHARLES SPEkCL L. We
who knew him III TINS county, pronounce his
character 10 be cxerplianable, hlo deporl-
Wrni Wlld, puiht, manly aHd hfin We beg
our young men 10 cherish his character, and
give as other example. OF discretion and CON
sideration in yaDih-llr was considerable in
the selection of his friends, and the conse-
qnence vas, that he never Withdrew from
one he frequently said he was willing, re-
conciled TO die, but ii vas human naiure 10
WISH to liv" his soliriiude 10 live vas
30 be uieful, aud realize in SOM degree
the expectations OF hi lrend- and relations
Though be is gone, his qualities will he cher.
ished in the hcar, oi his triend-, and should
rAprc, 'uSh qualities would only be refined in
a better world.
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UIHE'S ENGLAND

1n iiUtAtlON The neal session of nv
Id school will eoigmenee about the frsi nr
The 81 mo. lMnfrh) ne,i, aud will be omen
Tor 10th nnles and icmnles
Young persons wishing 10 attend 10 Ma
ihcmntirs, Natural Philosophy, Relies Let.
tree. the utr OF the Globrs, &c. will De welt
instructed, rs we'll rs those who may hs en-.
Fnged in the study Of The inleriof branches
want 10 Increase my number oi female
scholars md nm making, with This view
such arrangements ~ will render my school
more Interesting to them. have Paid nntti.
cnlni attention Ia thni rnurse Of instruction
Which cons der best adapted to ftn,ales. /
shan b. assisted by my sister RrheecR.
My school viii lac continued in the room I
occupy now. IN the priahhorhnnd Of the
Cont House, h. Il. TOW NLEY.
First mo. oalh il,s92
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IoHS WILLS.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN thc Cers oner ot the
Superior Court u hnncfry for the ~ nribntg Distic
the ah dtY 81 January, lH25. Mark Anthony, III u.
Paint altrr Fitzgerald, udtnf dc tn.u non Of Juo
Anthony, drrd, fhnries Anthony, Abnrr Anthony,
William Anhous, um'r al John 4. Anthony the nung
Or, dec'd, susan Anthony, Adn's ot " iilim Il An.
thons, decd, Waller Fitzgerald aud Mary { his wife
William Tfgg aud nunnh TrirE, john TfipP Abncr
1rirR aud Duc,a TriPg inauts under the age u fVen-
r. on yetfs by Walter Fitzgerald, specially assigned
then guardian, Dells.
The defendant, snsan Anthony and William Trirp
not having entered Their appearance aud gwen
security according Ia The n't Of Assembly md the
rnlrs ot thus court and It appearing by sntisfoctor,
evidence that they not inhabitants of thu country
II Is ordered that ihc said defendants so appear hire on
the tfs day 81 the next term aud the bin OF the
planiil and that copy OF this Dtdcr be forhHith IN.
serted IN sone ucwbp per printed IA the town of Lynch
burg tor two months Auceessneli, aud posted The
front door Of The courthouse IN lhr SAID town.
- \ CnpY-Icsts, JOHN WILLS e.
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CONGRESS.

The House of Representatives has suddenly
been thrown into the discussion Of a question
the retfenchment Of the expenses Of the 20
Vrrnment involving not only important results
inits decision but calculated TO excite great feel
ing IN its progress. We bring down the pro-
ceedings to the 25th-among which will be seen
portion of the debate on this question embra-
eng two speeches Of Mr. Randolph The de.
bate was continued on the neat day, in which
Messrs. Chiffon. NcDnfhe, Carson, Barney. Da-
mel, Clarke OF Ken, Blake of Ind Mitchell Of
Tenn, krcmer, Floyd of Va, Buchanan, stew
art, Whlpple, Wright Dorsey Johnson
and d wight participated, As the debate pro-
crosses angry feelings are excited Mr.. Carson
swho doubtless arrogates TO himself somewhat
on the strength OF having lately killed his nntag
onist in duel was called TO order by the Speak
er, who, 4" after deprccating, IN a very dignGed
manner the character Of personality introduced
in this debate, declared his intenton of promptly
putting stop TO all personal remarks, aud in.
voked the support of the House in carr, ing the
purpose of the House INTO effect" MIR. Speaker
Stevenson deserves the thanks of his country for
thus checking the ribald abuse by which alone
some men hope to acquire notice and DISTINCT.
on.-Ihe lneligencer remarks that Mr. kre.
inca 5 speech " produced great merrlment."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04
To TIT PUBLIC.

II Is hut an Rcl Of Justlc, 10 myself 20 say ,nas
~ ut publication in The Yirenssn, a lev weeks
ago, had M iutoniiun 81 disturbing the peace
81 any society OF au innocent indsidnal--l had
been fcceni, told b, persons 81 NO Yel,g ions de-
nomination. TINT The people Of this place lrncr-
ally undrl stood there was tInst deed the
Baptist mceiiug house ~ IynchburR, tn rim.
nurse the trustees Of the chmeh for munry adj
sancefl by them IN N. erection az tie building
- Tins report was calculated Ia do the socrr
niurh injury ~ thrir iurlhrI appeal To- the hhcf.
Amy 81 the public In aid Them ~ gening OFT of
ih"tI dhenlties Ia that publication, ohly de
slEusAi correcting the report, as TO thu clntm Of
Tire trustees OF the meeting house and called the
attention. OF an Interested 80 the deed on record
IN the rlc,k' office ~ I.snchhulg which Is The
original aud nnl, deed IN the case, an extinct oi
which VAS published in the Nnglnian tie 2id
Jan last
Ihs decd was written las can be- ahundanily
ptoStd) by MI, John II smith, lawyer OF re.
speomh,litY. who nj that time resided III this
place. ! WIS not present. during the time he
VAS writing II, nor did give any direction Il.
bout IT, tut tina, III conjunction with the other
trustees. " hich va, thai thcIe should be no ne
W, sion ofpfoperiy. e e. than 10 the Baptist So
clct, mo- TIN imposition OF tax on any person
attending worship there.
Attic ln,r at my publication, knew of no
person PARTICULAR, thai bad given eirculnlion 20
the report OF the existence ot u trusi deed, aud
gould fix itou no individual As 10 m, trustee
ship have always been willing To convey my
ril, ht as trustee. whenever the church. haying
the proper authority, should require u al me
! have hrun 0lclk 81 thai body iur mpny years
and can safely say. never knew of The ohHTch
Ia regular order appointing another hustlee and
requiring ne TO convey my title.
The public w'I readily see the object in tie
late abusive attack on mr understanding that
the Baptist cause IN iynchbutg ~ divided. and
whatever one side gains, the Other lcses.-i
could say much about the one sided aud false
statements oil MI DANIEL Williams aud others
IN the Nnglnlnn oiihc 2ld January last bni nm
ndmonished by the religion profess not TO ren.
der evil ioi evil. OF railing for failing, bu con-
uary.~ise. blessing FOR eurs,ng.
SAMUEL NOWL1N.
Feb 4
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VIRGINIA At RUIZ holden IN the clrrp office Of IA,
superior court of Ghnncsty lof the ucilutg district
the 9Th day OF November, 1927 Frlncis l.. Ler, III
against John Muhle and K6hcti Mitchell The supposed
pnrthers Of the late mercantile firm IDhu Mhilc q
company aud JaIneb G. Stapioe, Drnss
The defendant John Marklo nni huinR entered hia
appearance aud gwen security according the Of
sonh1 and the rules Of thu court, aud n appearing Nv
satisfactory evidence that he Ia nhnlitaui oil this
countty il ordered, thai the id defendant do hppr1r
here IN the hfH day of the aud answer the b
OF the pinnt aud that copy OF this order br forth
with inserted IN nrwspopct printed N tho town 81
lynehhnrr, for two mouths succrssvcly aud posted NJ
the front door Of the courthouse IN the said Inv
~ ACupy--Iosle, JOHN WILLS, q.
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ram The Ptier.burc iafslIigsa5er.
FLORIDA

.,.fe Ie,,er from GeHiiemaa Of ia'sli-
ffpn ard oGssrraiion 'rio formerly 'esidei q
tsa's ,, Ga 70 his friend here. dated.
fs.e'So iNLiEHAssEE. lSi Jan. Is2l
~, ask nv honest opin'a'o" OF fIoeida in
"a,J.. Hbnestig ana at a loss to MAX
le - opinion. The country IS vet m state OF
P an Ut No fair calculation what il viii
rxPei ..,, vel he made Onr or two years Al
p'oa', siil .stile the question. Should we sue.
-lo'' :" making good sugar, flords c"nnot be
oyer" Avn. nation Or my powers Of dcscripti u
90. w. r,thrt too far from the Galph 10
w t. hest Sea Island Cotton, though some
ey i ts. y. this bis, 's ns !. NJ TIE oa a%o
~ Inferior to the Louisiana Upland. when
'u' ~. !, iar way of making. aud good u'ns
ae a sc1 t. III. not my opinion tina! Florida
u. prove good Cor" eou"'fy md II, ,r Merchant,
ave N make fortunes in that way. Settlers
en 's roomg in rapidly, and particularly from
Virginia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04

VIRGINIA At Kulns holden IN thu Clerks oifrY Of the
superior Court al hnReery or the ynchburn District
thu 9Th day Of November, lt,7. ilhnm n. Rome
PIT against Ju. Bybeo, David H. BOYD aud Tho.
mas " lrams, Drfts.
The defendant 10. A. R,hcc not hn,inR entered his
appearance and given srcufy according to the net oi
Assembly aud us Of tns court aud appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that hn mi mhntnnt al this
oourYIt uritted, that The sad defendant dohppcsr
here the ~ the nrNt term aud ais,,rr tin, bIl
of the plaintiffs thai copy Of ts order be- forthN ~,
Inserted N Hpnper printed ~ the OF nch.
bury Tor two nuuis nd posted the from
door Of the couthouseln the sud town,
Copy-Tefte,
MI
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TOBACCO IS. PORK, &c.

The present depressed state Of the Tobacco
market and the almost absolute certainty that
Improvement in il is not to be hoped for, togcth.
er with the annual drain Of money from this
State for cattle whefewith To work our farms
and for provisions aud clothing 70 feed and CO.
yer those who til them, have awakened spirit
of enquiry to the proprirty of essening The
production of the former and Of IN reasng the
quantity OF the ~tter articles amongst ourselves,
which we hape wall lead TO some practical and
beneficial result. We think nothing can be
more PLAIN than the fact that Virginia has been
long and is still pursuing ruinouS poIIcy--one
which must terminate in almost total bankrupt
cy unless ii be speedily abandoned. Our far
mers must not longer depend on the west tor
horses and hogs. and on tie north for woolens
and cotons, relying on the sales OF Their pro-
duce to meet their purchases, whilst tobacco
and wheat (ther chief resOurce) leave scarcely
any surplus after the costs of cultivation and
transportation 10 market are liquidated. And
may we not expect still farther decline in the
price both Of wheat and tobacco, when we re-
collect that the New York canal has opened a
ready and inviting market, attended with bat tri-
fling cost of carriage, 10 the immense quantity
of flour manufactured in the interior and ex-
trrme westerI parts Of that State; and that new
fields are daily opening for the cultivation Of to.
baccol This would not be so bad, however, If
the articles Which the planter purchases sustain.
ed fluctuations in price corresponding with those
sustained by his prodnce--or, il a decline in one
would produce decline in the other aud rice
rersa. But this is not the case. II may and fre.
quentIy does so happen, that when the farmer
obtains least for his produce, he has to pay high
est for lbs pork, &c. One thing is certain the
balance of trade is always against Firginia.
The following communication, on this subject,
will, we hope, attract the attention Of those who
are interested