Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

/ that such uadc WIS oarli,,l oI between Ktftt,e-
/ Is aai soaib Carolina, mutually lenei.la 10 bnb
parties hnt 5rerfal years tsn, rozuj aiions. at ror
o'ar M etine IN Carolina were adopted. not -
purchase hc produfe Of keutlcisl ht Way afrupz
fshmeut iur her utlaehar}t TO til, taHd. They
must have supposed ia stupid as the sifcs II
one 81 tn drHrrpIrrs Of tho stock, Of which that
H'a' consisted 18th. y imagined that her resoiu-
tons would alrrt oaf principles. Our droyeis
cracked thelr whps, bow their hofns. and raised
tie Salcuda Gap Ia ulhcr markets, where better hu
mons eylsled, and equal or gropter ploft4 were
mndc have heard Of your successor IN tho
llopse Of Representatives, Mr. President tbs AZ
ccdote tht h ioiucd IN the adoption Of Hose res
oluuou. hui When, ahoutC Christmas hu applied tn
one OF his South Carolina neehhols 10 puiaLsso
the regular supply of pork, for the ensuing v,ar,
hc found that he Ind 10 give two prices ior II and
h. declared INA wefe tho patriot m on y l6ch the
Il opuons Wei. based he would not confirm ID
thrm and IN point Of flet Land m ~ a4uua atoek
etporh by purchase from the first pass,ug Konuc-
~ dlovor That trade now partially resumed
Wns maintained by the side Of W. ten productions
on The one alde. md Carolina money ON the oIler
From thu condition at It. thu roudeman from s
Carolina might hnvn drawn Ibis combustion that
an advantageous trade nay evlst. altlouelt unr n
thu Pmtlea toll pays IN specie ior tic plodu,tlqo-
which he putchtaas from thl othor. and, ean.f-
qacntlY, TINT tdoes not follow fWe dld not pur-
cInsr Etitsh fairies d0,t,t,n,.la .,.,,L,'t. 49,.
81 of ENGLAND In uf,A,,s ,,,,,.,,,. ,,,t,5l 49,,
ton The Kentucky dro,er received In, S,,,4b
tmsno specie, or, taking bills, ol thc e,ldehres Of
d,paste IN the bnnl.. carried rb,s, A,e5,. ,,.l H..
POSING OF ihcm Ia The merchant he Drought ouH hIs
soods, ol foreign ordomeatle monutt,are, IN re
Turn Such n the eIrcutuus udutr Of ira, mi
remittance which no #re,,,,, ,,,..r=#...,.
than Great Britain
Nor has the ~ trn Vl,ri L,y H., H., -.
soirc, of so much hrt,Nt. Il, o,,,.r,
ION proved injurious 10 the coltoa .,,,i,,. rs.,,.,,,
cannot spcu, Of South CnroI,u# MIR ,L..or
have never bcen. with an n,nrL r,,,,,,.,,. l,., =,
olhcrporllons nrthe union IN vb,,h oa,,,5,
rfoWn. c,p,ei,IIv tL,q,. L,,,,l,,i,,,-.. H.,
slppp can confidently sn,ol I.r,.,' -
- H.. n,of,, ll, ,I,,, :, 49,, I''',.''.s
creased rodqctlnn but Let,,...,t m
mo,l profitable Investment Of cap,f,l az ..t,., -,
Iofba,me., IN fhc In1t,l ST.. A. 5,
,uitter be- raised with mower n md ~, ,5...,,5.
and paper. | take mon myself Ia .a,. d,,,,.f
would b. the result Gftb, ino,irv n, t.,#f.I.
know many individual. vim ~. f#,..
plantations heuw. and ,,lai,,. tl5.,t r,..l...=
that Stat. Wh,I,# ihrc remain ,l,r.,..,tI .,#lI
season . and the, ara All l,,I,,,. ,.,I,,.,,
ton DOM vii Ofb,r. t,,n,,t,dt,, l..,..,,,.F
me constantly ,ng,ai5p ~, li,a l,,.n.rs -
I,.arrrlv nl,, COM from, ll,. ,,,,,,, -.
IN wcslcm agriculture A friend ,,a,, il, mn. ~.
a pIeIub,f Of tins body ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,l ~, -
Ise,enly tJnlsnaJ ,I,Ij,I. ,n,,st.d ., - -.
aud am,os. malc, tn van bec,ro las, s,ts,, ,,.'
| sand dallaa A member of tn. olbcr uo,,,a I,,
der,tand, who. without tuguyiuy b,n,s,ff s.,,,
some ofhis ,Ia,os, 10 Ml,,i,siDpi mad l,g,,,.a,
about twenty per cent Two friends of nna. h.
the latter Stair, Whose annual income is from hr,g
to asy tho,t4qDd dollars, beng desIons t. eurtail
their buslnrsa bave offered cslntc, ior sole winch
| uey are wiling toshUw, by regular vouchers of
refrlPt aud disbursement. yield eighteen per cent
pr hhnuD Ohe oimy most opulcnt acqnainlnn-
ces, N county adjoining lothat il which reside,
hh'lhS haiiird In Georgia, hns derived arae
potion otLs wealth irom cotton estate there stu
atd
HE loss OF The Tonnage of Charleston, which has
been dwclt on, docs not proceed from the thrift II
never bad Il yrly larse amount md II has ma, -,
abIc To retain what II had in consequence oftb,
operation Of the principle Of free tradc on its ua,i
gailon. Its tonnage has gone to the more entetnri
sing aud adventurous tars Of the Northern Sui,.,
with whom Those Of The CITY Of Charleston eollj
| moi mulutan a succo5alul cumprtition in free,o,,
OF the consllng trade existing between the different
pTts ofthe Union That Ghis must be tls upe
cause Is demonstrated by tho fact. thai however Il
may be with the port Of Charleston. our roa.li,,s
tonnage, generally, Is constantly incr,nsfng A.,
10 the foreign tonnage, about one half of tbnt Which
Is engaged N the direct trade betvccn CLa,1.s,,,'
and Great Britain, IS English proving ihpt die
tonnage 81 south Carolina cannot maintain Itself IA
comp nuo", uhd1 thetrce ud,qaal payisation
secured by ouf treaty "Hh tIat Power
When gentlemen have 3uccecded in their ,le.an
Of an immediate or gruiun! destruction of tle
rlcan System, what is their substitute Fro.
trodc Free teahe The call for free trade is ms ,,.,-