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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

II - monsrchy IL be Ihai for.n of government in
amy. tn iion III IA. laws Il tlie conff0i ii
The purse. Nv hos is ". with prescott Ex4
rruttse The Constitution gives 10 him tie contrnl
II he army. pni tho execution nf the laws. Tia
M" "nl, a~ as thc nossess o. of The purse 10 make
hia monstcb. Na Noaa,ch sinply, with
III" power II tb- kitg of England. baf a Maa-
arch with ihs powers al the Ant ertf III Rns-
si' FIR GbbDn says thst individual pps-
"ssed III tirsr pa yets'' will uness closely watch
ed make himself Il -noi."
~ passage ot the Sub rtrssnty hull will give 10
- Ptrsdsnf .,etntuulni IN Of pawrr-ihs slugl.
"ld4l"nd ppwef thai the Consttntlou wlfnholIs
FUN htn. ani the posses.l nol which viii make him
= Nonuch Tins eataslrnphre 10 tree IN should
he and h., prevented, by vigilance, union aud
perseverance.
[" We vii do IT," trsouodsd from twenty thou.
,snd sores,' We will d. -
In eonch'si n. Turn, lclos-citixrns. would irn-
pfr~s upnn all - y maef,ts aud Nhig.-ro sIvH
TIP THE tntA or wAregINo EAeH oruEa. AND pi-
aker roun ERE TO rag tiayERyMEsr Do mat,
md ,"n emllfen aud s.,nr ct,ii1,rn's children, 10
the late est rostetu,, ALL he ~ happy aud rs nee
Y II anl lnuf fathers have been.
A. he .ose al tin. speech. the vast multitude
Y I'VE " lure ~ 80 tltrrp e" with m nnAninity sn1
hran,ne@s winch spuke RI queutly Tie Immunity Il
ihct sfutimo ~. he fttrr iruth aud beauty Of
he speech, AID tie worth, merit aud yirns Of tho
speaker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02


estimation SIS Acres
more or less; but the true quaetity will be nscer.
lalnrd previously TO the day Of sale by a survey
ms Land his ~ populous nrighborhood wIlhIu
about Two miles OF Amherst Cnnrthousc and IL
oonndedby The Lands Of Elijah Fletcher, John NJ
Williams, james +. McDanrel, Samuel Waus and
Wllliam hcDlniel. j well warered very ptodne-
i've aud susceptible Of he highest deafre of nm.
movement. The undersigned, who lives near the
Land wall take pleasure in shown. to any person
disposed to purchase.
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit of, . and 3
years iof equal portions oil the purchase money will
Dc gwen, the purchaser securing the payment there
OF by bonds with good personal secuIiiy aud the ii.
lie 10 The Land llsfIf 10 be REFINED unl full paw.
menl Is made, as further security. The pufcba.
serwlll have the privilege Of seeding al the usual
Ime IN the coming fall, and full POSSESSION will be
gwen him on the Isl day of January next. The IL
lie Is beIievedto be uuqnesIonablv good bat the
Undersigned will only convey such asI. vested in
hun by the SAID last will aud testament,
JOHN K. MCDANIEL
Ex'or OF Lindsey Mcdaniel. decd.
june Il5A
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COM1EEssEONErss, SALE.

n pursuance Of decree Of The Circuit Superior
l. Court of Law aud Chlncrry. for the county of
Campbell pronounced al the last April term of SAID
Court, IN the of Early aud wife against Iladen
and others and Edley and Miller & Roberts az ansl
Ii ,den aud Others, The undersigned, commissioners
appointed by SAID decree, y" on Tuesday the l4lh
day of July next, proceed sell upon the premises
al public auction, tie TRACT OF LAND allotted
In Achlles NJ 1dden out OF the estate Of his father
the late Ben amin lladen decd, lying ia the coun-
~ of Campbell, on Ouer River, opposite the mouth
OF Fiat Creek, aud containing 653 acres, more or
less The terms OF sale will be crc, oi one and Two
years. texcept is 10 the sum OF 100 deirav the
expenses OF sa'e which will be required IN cash)
the purchaser giving bond with approved secur,,y
aud The TILE retained as further security for The
pay nlent ofthe purchase money.
The title 10 the sad Land IS unqncslionable; but
acting as commissioners, the undersigned VIII con
yey with special warranty only.
p n, y ' g. EnHpy. com'r..
June UIJy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
.DFSSOE ETIOg.

TIVE term Of cnpartuershlp between the sub
l. scnhers. will expire by limitation, ON the last
day OF April, at winch time there will be dssoIu-
ton by mutual consent.
IL IS desirable that our accounts should be closed
immediately. We therefore hope that all persons m
debted to The concern will call, possible
of us for settlement, on Thos. b, the sou
OF d. HOcombe, who IS aulh urIscd to assist us IN
the settlement. All persons " no may have claims
against the firm. will brlug them forward IN order
that they may be adjusted.
WIN. |. HOLCOMBE. NJ. D..
RO. 5. PAYNE. NJ. ID.
Applications for the services OF enher OF us, after
the Isl of Nav. viii be made 10 DR.. ii. at his resi-
dence and to DR.. p at his office, formerly occupied
BY us. Ii. d =.
April 80 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

/ \ pursuance of decree, rendered at The Ma,
u term OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chaucery, held for the county of Montgomery
in the case of William Dobblus AID Is IN Dob-
bns, against Reuben Nance aud wife aud Others =
shall on Mo day the 6th day Of July next. al
Montgomery Couu house, sell auction, on
credit OF 6. II aud l8 months, the Tract Of Land on
wl'ch Thomas Dobbus departed This hIe, |, lnp on
the waters of Liule RIVER, Containing about 4Ig a.
ctes,
Also, at The same time and place, the like cred
il. eight hkeiy Negroes. The purchaser will be
required 10 give bonds with good personal spcurity,
and the legal nile 10 the aud will be retained until
The purchase morey is pad. The purchaser will
he required 10 pay down \ small portion oil the pnr-
chase money; enough TO DELAY the expenses Of
his sale. | shall convey such lltle only is yes
ted in me by said deciee.
DAVID G. DOUTIlAT, Com.
June av
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UG!WH0!e k.E.V'D for safe.

a TRACT of about SEQ acres oil Land. lying on
[ "A the Lyuchburg Blue Ridge Turnpike,
Iour miles IRON Town. is otred io sae, credit
OF one, and three years Tue situation is beau
tlui-he nelghborho"d unobl ectionable-and the
Lands well wdered aud susceptible OF the highest i'm
pfovement. These lands boloug 10 the estate Of the
ate Dr.. J. j. Cabel, and sold uudtra decree of
coutt, Tor the purpose of raising lnterest-beang
fund. The purchaser therefore, ty paying inter
est annually, may probably retain the principal be-
yond the terms oi payment.
l am authorized by tie above decree TO sell these
Lands privately and IN lots To suit purchasers To
mis- eud proposals will be received nnlIl the 18Th
day ui july next; when, il DOT disposed Of, (due
ice OF which wall be gven.) they will offered
public auction 10 The hIg bidder, the pren-
ses. The purchaser VIII be required TO give bond
with approved personal secu,lIy, and the inle will be
retained as further security unn the purchase mo.
ney paid. Two hundred acres Of we'll inbered
Lapd, nearly adjoining The above Tract. may also be
had on reasonable terms. The purchaser viii have
the privilege OF seeding crop IN the Fall, aud pos
session wall be gwen the fist Of January next.
RICHARD X. CRALLE, Com'r.
June a tbs
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NEW AND CHEAP EsTABGiSGiM ENT.
Ladies' and Gcmiiemen's Fasiiicna-
bic Root and Shoe store.

II vi Il subscribers respectfully informs the Ladies
L and Gentlemen of Lyuchbutg aud us vlcniy
that they have taken the formerly occupied by
Caswel Poe, on the square above The Market house
immediately opposite Messts. VIM. NJ. DAVIS q
20 Tor the purpose Of carrying on The Bout aud
Shoe bust ess in all II various branches,
Their Goods from the best Factories, aud
ma de 10 order. They are determined TO sell 10 suu
The hard times. They solicit call from The Ladies
and Gentlemen Of this place aud It's vicinity before
purchasing elsewhere, they intend To sell such
bargains us i'll make it their interest to do so.
CHARLES w. BLANTON & Co.
N. B.--We also intend keeping on hand II ATS
oil various qualities, " hich we viii sell at reduced
prices. G.. w b. < Co.
June Is e3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
.s'1TECE.

4 LII persons indebted 10 me for Lottery Tickets,
"a aie respectfully requested TO come forward aud
pay tlelr dues, as | am vr,y DESTROYS OF closing
them; and those indebted will consult their own
interest by making immediate payment. .
II. II. BOOKER.
SCRIP WANTED ATBOOKER'S OFFICE.
IL. II. b.
June IL 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
REWARD FOR A RUNAWAY.

hpkO MAN, SAM, runaway from me few
- weeks since, and inclined 10 think he is
making his way for The State Of ONO. For his
ue"'Ffy TO me, or FOR his being secured IN jail that
get MN, viii give reward Of $50, II lie be taken
m''hiu oo miles of Lynchburs; II he be taken
't'' distance, and wItlin the State, | will give S50
II taken out of this State, | will give 500 His
complexion is black, lis age about % years; he is
considerably knock. kneei, his toes tuning very
i"uch out; he is rather the common szs; he
Sunnsnaiy intelligent Tor one IN his condillon his
eoihing is not recollecied, except that he bad a
p pue Jeans coat. My address is. Concord, Camp
oeil county, Va. BENJAMIN HUNTER.
:, W. The Charleston, lkanawha) pape.s will
case to insert The above weekly ioftnree weeks,and
'otward lis account 10 this Office ior collection.
June Is 3w
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Ladies' Beautiful laid shippers,

lust received, aud made To order. winch we
j offer al the Extreme low puce OF ONE DOL.
LAR per pair. As for neatHesS and dWa6iify, they
cannot be surpassed. Ladies in want, will please
call aud supply themselves at
G. w. BLANTON & Cos
Fashionable Bouts aud Shoe Store
June. 25 Is
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.EDEogTEO.s:kE.

I HID ST. Anna Sugar superior article
Il l do Louisiana Syiup
1000 lbs Cotton
20 barrels Shad
so do Henipgs
30 do Apple Brandy
80 do old Rye Whiskey
All of which We offer fpr sale at reduced prices
for cash. BRYANT q YOUNG.
june 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

L HAVE THREE TRACTS OF LAND, in
l. the county Of Amherst, that am deslrous o
sell. for Scrip of the James River q kanaw ha Com
pany. or lHr the bonds OF the SAID company guaran
Tied by The commonwealth. The first lract contains
about 4l0 acres, and is situated within Que aud a
half miles Of the courthouse of the county, IS well
improved with large brick dwelling house, BE-
SIDES framed barn and Other buildings, upwards Of
200 acres IN woods. Another uaci hes within three
or four miles OF Pedlar Mills, the turnpike now
constructing between Lyrchbutg aud the Bu',Ioe
Springs, contains AGO acres aud some buildings:
both these tracts are in good neie burhoods. The
third ractls wholly IN woods, and lies near the + oil
~ in Amherst, AMI contains about $40 acres
Possession for seeding can be gwen AT the usual
time in he iaIl and full possession the LIST of Janu
AIRY next. Mr. Howell l.. Brown will slew the first
Ir,ct and Robert II. Garter the second, and the sub
scilber rcsides at Amherst Court House.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr
Amherst CT. House, May 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
rER.E.v'D.Ezs.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together for the purpose of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have take the large and commodious brick hull
ding on Market street, leading TO the Court House,
aud are prepared 10 accommodate Boarders and
Travellers in manner and on terms, which they
hater themselves, will prove satisfactory 10 all.
Tie House will be furnished IN The most com
Portable manner; their Fable supplied with the best
that The market affords; the Stable with abundance
Of provender and attended by experienced aud at
teulye Ostlefs.
DAVID +. BOOKER, .pHi
RIO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 20 Is
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sulphur Wafer.

\ SUPPLY, just received from Dbrelr.
n SPRINGS, carefully pat up tv the proprietor.
iot SAFE hy lie Subscftber. Apply at Iareo,k &
Adams's. BENJAMIN l., SFpr9,G
Jupe %
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June 4
D5'.E.S' ID,

Il NE or Two boys, from ten fifteen years of age
~ as apprentices Ia The Cnnfecilonafy business.
Apply 10 J. Nj. & q. W. YANCEY.
june "a
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l,HlsIl,Al'Aal

Vie next session of INV school will eomp,nce
on Monday, the 18Th OF July.
a" scholars will be considered as entered for the
"ss'"n' unless different agreement should be
"@'e' RO. b. SHELTON
s''' - II3Iy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Genticmcn's superior EOOts and Shoes.
lust received. Those IN want. will lease
y give Us call. G.. w. BLANTON & Co.
Fashionable Boot aud Shoe Dealers
Inne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

A QUORUM Of the Slocehold N III Lynch
y burg aud Campbell Courthouse Turnpike
COMPANY. having failed to convene IN general meet
lns the Goth day of the present month (Jnn-, he
day appoiuted for the annual meeting, The same Was
.isnrned 10 Thursday the Cad day oil July next, on
sheh day the meeting will take place al 3 O'clock
IN the afternoon.
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, President.
June % t2Jv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
FOURTH or JULl. E'.ERTY.

IhlERE WILL be a HARRISON Barbecue the
4th OF July, at Ofonoker, IN Amherst county,
"ea' w mites Gap. The entertainment will be novel
s'u interesting. Great numbers OF both LADIES aud
Iee''e'i'en will be extected. The thing will be con
'"e1eain The usual Hnson style.
May IL al,
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Valuable E.an;l fOrsa.c.

\ y PURSUANCE Of the l.ue will and lestamcn,
OF Lindsey Nc Daniel, deceased, the uudersipn
ed as executor thereof, will! on The 18Th day of An.
gust next, al the late residence Of SAID decadcnl Ia
I county Of Amherst, sell, ty way of public auc-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
oyrOHD IRON COMPANY.

an the 9Th day ofJnly next. there will be a meet
~ ipg of The Presiden' and Directors OF The OK
frd Iron Company" ior the purpose OF examining
oil claims ihat may then be presented against SAID
company. All persons therefore having unsettled
CLAIMS are requested TO forward them (pos ptdl
lbr President Richmond previous 10 lhai day. pro-
perly authenticated. WILLIAM ALLISON.
President o. |. Co.
June 25 Al
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GlsAMlSo
NJ "TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

1.-THE LiNCHBURu 'lhulNlAN,
bj,b.a semi reekiy, ferery Monday and 7hrsdayJ at
rsr Dollars per aau; payable in aded"ee No s"bserip
,be received fora shorter period Than sir months ana
oaper nil be discontinued fefcepf at The discretion oe
pi;to,s J until al arrearages are paid
~ o yERTTSEHENTsins ertedat 80 ceHtsFer square
for he first insertion and 37 ceatsJor erery suisse
j, l'ttat Insertion.
rrJOB PRINTING ececateaneaHy and expedtiousy
Tia Pyyt
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FOEs ACC0

al the Warehouses; aud receive in store, Flour
Hh,Shey. hoa &c, Sc,
lie couhden, hopes thar from several years ex-
perience ia the Auction aud Commission business
10 meri, a continuance OF their patronage.
June o5 If
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E11Dgs SALE.

E,eD7s SALE.
4 FINE YOUNG RIDING UORSE. Amply
"a TO MARTIN uUNT& WARD,
June ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
CHARLES PHELPS.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT.
TAKES this method of returning his sincere
i thanks TO his GIends and the punlc generally,
for the very LIBERAL patronage heretofore extended to
him. He would resp, ctlnlly inIorm them that IN
future he will ate Ia the selling of
Real and Personals Estate,
in and oui OF town DrV Goois Gfocenes. Furni-
ue Negroes, Horses S".-He will also attend 10
the sale oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

June | |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
rRODrCrIoNSnE IOWA

The Burlington News gives az interesting ncruunt
:" the vegetable prOduciioLs col the settled parts of
Iowa Territory. The principal white settlements are
IA the Black Hawk purchase. which tract OF land
of about fifty miles average width stretching along
The Mississippi from he Dcs MONS river up To the
Neutral Ground nearly opposite Prairie du Chen.
The white population of this tract IL stated at 900
The Newssays that 10 temperate climate IL adds an
unequal fertility Of soil. an abundant water pow or,
and te be-, distribution of prairie aud woodland or
the pnrpHrs ui the farm Of rs agricultural fitness
and vegetable productions. the News speaks thus:
yeur or IT>"cgo. the great excellence OF the so
ana climate OF the Cr,hern parts of this Territory for
raising oil the T.egtsh!e products OF the temperate
zone Nas not known 20 ;ts inhabitants ihenscl,e
Ii supposed that rho want Of snow on tho prarcs
would unfit them 90 pro3.cc winter wheat or rye
which requires protection from the ross but repeated
IsIais for the last three have shown clearly that
The hg1 undulIfng pruiTIe lambs -rc as we'll ii Lot
better, adapted &c thr cuIiyatcn &c the winter grain
i!iln The beet lands II New lurk Ohio or Michigan
Tins may arise from the nature Of the SOIL which be
ing deep sandy loan, is liable To be thrown an
10y the FIRST frost Many of our farmers hive succeed
ed IA raising rum forty fifty Bushels If fast rat.
wheat from the arfe INDIAN corn cf the ir., KIND !.
cultivated here with great advantage and Yields about
rs large crop the best lands IN the mIdtlc and
eastern states but we do consider that the north
erh part OF the Territory eIces nnch IN TIC corn
crop as IA the rOOis and small rrtus Here, indeed
nature seems To have combined all she requisites Tor
the Production Of the esculen, rJOs IN the highest do
gree Of perfect -.
The tialena P'tato' which is celebrated for liz SUI
Peror cLreiioire on i' Mississippi and all IT. tribu
'nri"s j. Produced IA 'hr JTtheru part of Iowa and
nj portion of wyroV ~ ;ias adjacent, and Yields
iom four to ivahnndrcd bushels % fie acre without
any particular care IN CULTIVATION Onions are produr.
cd no where in the United States equal 10 those OF
Iowa AID Nscconsid. tfcv can he raised from the
seed ia single iron ~ ~ inches in circum
terence; and tie erouG 5vorcd w tn, rheul thai il
can scarcely bo seen, The Euia Baga beet iurnp and
M feet every esculant from temperate climates
the cultivation of whnh has been tried 10y c,r farmers
succeeds evually well.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
OUR COUNTRY.
sr ". J. PARODY. ESQ.
SAMPSON FLASH.

Our couu,ry.-'i;s glorious lnnd---
With broad AIMS stretched from shore 10 sho
TIE proud Pacific chaies her stand,
She hears the daFk Atlantic roar;
And unrlurcd on her ample breast.
How many guodly prospect lies
In Natures widest grandeur drcsi.
EnaInc,lcd siJh her lovclicsI dives
Rich Prairios. devkd with flowers uf gold,
Like sunlu oceans nili ailr;
Bread lakes her azure heavens bchol!.
Rejoicing clear each trembling star,
Aa'' mighty rivers raountnin-bou.
Go sweeping onward. dark and -icsp.
Through forests whore the bounding lawn
B'nsaih their shclierirg branches leap.
sn1 cSsdled mid her clustering hills.
Sweet Nalc- in dreamlIke beauty hide,
Where love the air with music fills.
And caiIs content and peace abide;
For plenty here her fullacss yours.
In rich prOlusion DER the land.
And, sent TO sirze her generous stores.
There prowls no iyranI's hireland hand.
GrOai God, we thank thee Coz this home
The bounieoaS b,rii,land OF the free;
Where wanderers from aftr may come,
And srssIhe the air ofliberiyi-
Sill may her flowers uniramnselled spring.
Her harvests wave, her cities rise;
And yet till Time STALL fold his wing.
Remain Ear;a's loVlicsi paradise!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

COAL AND lRON-The phHdcChil Nairna'
G1zatc remarks that the value c the coal and iron "a
Pcnnsy wanna when the industry ana enterprise %
the country shall be again called mt" activity NAV DC
surniscd. when acquainted with the follow
/ e facts recently stated by the Rev. DR. Bdrklan
President Of the Geological Society Of London 10 ihc
annual address that society DR.. ,ys IN spcaki
Of a new work Published by De Ia Bache by order II
The government that.
In the chapter on Oceunorric Geology. which Forms
part of the Mcinoir concerted With has map Of Corr
wall and Devon Mr.. De la Barhe has placed Ia IA
more prominent Light than hss yet appeared Tho
hearing of theological researches aud mHctal statistics
upon political ccunomy and proves, by tabular jocu
ments, the irpo iac that the average tuue n tho
annual produce Of the tnncs of the British Islands
amo the -nurrr.ous sum Of 10000 O0W (Which
about 100000 arise ifum iron, and, 900 O9Oi rOn,
roal"
This values, estimated ofihe iroa after fusion into
\ pigs. The coal 10 valued at the pits mouth
| Now the avct,ge uf coal in Great Britain at
tho pits mouth IL seven ,hillings. end The quantity
ined stated by other political economists 70 bc 30
100000 tons per annuri wlich approximate very
closely To- De I, Batho'- calculation.
Let suppose that uue-haf j. consumed in Tho mi
ming districts. and Tint the other hulli. carried
market (irom the Tyne aud Wear they ship 1000 t0C
uns) cust of one dollar and ifiy cents per ton
The total cost then per annum OF 10000 coo tons
the place OF consumption ~puld he the eBormor.
amount OF 81 ,So00 900 dollars Ia these iucls may Ia
the basis Of the prosperity Of the greatest nation
la Europe
Me Cullurh very nrOpetly SAYS eli Is hardly pcsS
bic To cIafssrnie the advantages Eng land derives
from her he'd, of Coal Aud again. Our Goa
Mines the principal and oaniatOn vi our
manufacturing and COMMERCIAL pro-poriiy.''