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PRODUCTION OF THE USITD STATES AND ITS VA
l-3H, AS OFFICIALLY Published.

Aggregate value as officially known, 1861, 100 35j
Returns from North Carolina, Kentucky
Florida and Wisconsin, not having been rcceiv-
ed, their product is not included in the above
Even the present returns are not complete, and
never will be. AS an instance, Massachusetts
5 set down in the assessors return as having
produced ,023! bushels of wheat in ls39.-
that same year bounty was claimed for 100, SCI
bushels, making difference Of nearly $4,000
bushels. 1t lis the same in Maine, and the same
III over the country. And we do not hesitate
say that the production, as published, is fully
ell per cent below the actual product. Enough
) known, however, to satisfy all parties that
We possess the elements Of immense wealth.
No previous estimate ever reached the quantity
# articles produced, as shown in this report
Move we see that the annual value of agricul-
ure Alone as officially given, is nearly $7OOtWO
"'o' and II all the returns were in, the aggre-
,ate would be increased to $1,000, OOO,OOO.-
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1G1eN~
VGurl11,otpWD
aIDAY MORNING, APRIL 0, 1871
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.

There is great anxiety pervading the public
|mind relative to the serious and continued i'll.
ness of our venerable Chief Magistrate, Genera
HARRISON. The disease is said to be bill
lious plcurisy, caused bya severe cold and con.
slant occupation and excitement. There was
consultation of Physicians on the LIST instant
who pronounced his illness serious, but yet in
|dulged in strong hopes ofhis recovery.
The National Inteligenccr of Friday, Apr
2nd, says that on the evening previous, there
was an evident improvement in the President.
health. A letter published in the New Yorl
Times and Star of Saturday evening. dated a
Washington, e O'clock A. NJ. of the I'd inst. say,
1.-The President is decidedly better" Tht
letter was written by gentleman who left thu
Presidents House half an hour previous t,
writing
From the y. Y. Commercial of Saturday.
POSTSCRIPT.
PMSrrL ISTELLIGEScE.-We greatly fear from tn
tenor OF our advices from Washington that the Pre-
sldents life is in great jeopardy, His disease is billion
pneumonia, and is very obstinate A ply sican win
has arrived from Washington this morning appre
hends that the next mail will bring tdings that til
nation will weep 10 hear.
From the Albany Ev Jour. of Monday.
DANGEROUS ILLNESS or THE PRESIDENT
The Presidents illness assumed an alarming as
: pect on Friday and up to 8 o'clock Saturday h
Remained in critical situation We have seen has
.eter from Mr.. WEBSTER written et6 o'oloeh pa,'i
day uing, which concluded with the remark tina
the President was still in dangerous situation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-09

peculiarly gratifying 10 my personal vanity Tor whist
u received in the district majority of over ono humid
|red not another person the same ticket received
Iany majority at all-lncludng both counties am
|wng 10 admit that there is shocking sight OF hum
bug in this world and especially this day and date
but whether the people Of the 33d Congressional
|werc humbuggod into eectlng me to Congress when
was not worthy is for them TO decide have been
accused by my enemies of being great intrgucr-of
being great schemer in other matters they Will take
Upon themselves doubt great credit for their saga
lefty, in thu early charactcrising me.
! might tell tale that would be very interest
ling to great many people, but hav'n time now to
do i'll am going to that region where expect to find
many just as good as myself and quite as good as
them leave behind me.
! write this calmly, early in the morning. after Q
sleepless night What my feelings are no one car
imagine. have before me path environed with i'm
minent peril | shall be wanderer all the days OF
my fein unknown land, leaving behind me friends
and kindred that are and dearer to me than my
own hearts blood who must all share in the disgrace
which attaches to me. leave behind me my wifi
and children May God throw his protecting arm
around them, is all that can say. Am not punt IN
ed sufficiently severe for all that have done WHY
death to ME were absolute relief, but l cannot EN-
brace it. l have canvassed the whole ground owe
carefully. There were three alternatives presented
to me-
To remain and meet my fate in the eyes Of all witt
know me, 10 commit suicide, or to flee the country
have decided upon the latter and for the single rea
son that may possibly yet live 10 rescue my nam
from every stigma which rests or shall rest upon it.
C. +. MITCHELL.
N. 3. shall be pursued no doubt, but il will b
useless. ] shall not be brought back for if wcr
to be overtaken have provided myself with tw
contin gent friends, either of which will spare me tn
modification of being brought back like felor
Death were under any circumstances preferable
that
Police Officers, Mcssrs. Broycr and McGrath wer
in pursuit of Mitchell yesterday afternoon, eavin
in the train for Philadelphia.
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POSTOFFICE APPOINTMENTS


The Post Master General proceeds moder,,elv
but wisely IN the discharge OF his delicate and rs
have any personal knowledge Of Them are excellent
In relation TO our own city, the fact that no other
candidate offered or was named for the place is The
Ioest possleie evidence that Gen, NAS RrSssELAEs
Twas rshtiuy restored To the office from which ho
Twas removed TO make room for Mr. FLAsG. who IN
| turn, is compelld 10 surrender 10 the General
Al "eneNa, too there was entire unanimty of
senin snl IN favor of Mr. Rces a worthy ci,I,en
VINO l. appointed not because he Is a politician. but
because the Regency turned INN out ofoficc of Bank
Commissioner for not holng politician
Inc appointment of Mr. PORTER Post Master NJ
Hartford, CHS IN every possible respect rtpht and
Just lie will NAL &c an efficient and fnthful servant,
ana IS emlnently deserving of the place
hut we are most especially etatiied with The nm
spolntinent of our old friend SAMUEL IL JrxKs Edit
or OF tr Nantucket Inquirer for whose service. alon
ma PATRIOTISM thus l. Just and appropriate reward =
we nope ne WI remain "F'rSc sam N yeuEsu n.
long rs he thinks proper 10 iuhab, rhc sLcsr .bc.,.
Isle OF Nantucket .lN1ry In mol
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ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF THE UN
TED STATES

We have received the report of the secretary
Of State, giving the value and quantity Of the
Agricultural production OF this country in 1889
1t is most valuable document, and was care
fully complied ard arranged by William A
Weave, Esq, the superintendent OF the las
census. A more able and efficient person coul'
mot have been selected.
From the detailed statements, we have mad
1.-The following abbreviation. We have added t
leach article its price, as current in this markek
and therefore reached the aggregate value o
produce Of twenty-siX states and territories.
,PRoDuoTIoS OF THE USITp STATES AND ITS VALUE L
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nPThe news from England, shows that

CFThe news from England, shows that
there was considerable feeling there in re-
|lation to Mcleod. The opposition was
pushing the Ministry INTO more hostile at
|tilude then the Queens Ministers had thought
proper to assume. The flourish about send
ling British fleet here to enforsc their de-
Emand for Mcleod, is but a rumor, and as it
Twill probably appear, very idle one.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-09

CANADA.-The elections have resulted so far
/ in the choice of 80 Unionists and 10 Anti
Unionists.
The high tory papers in Canada have care
fully copied every account of mob or a riot or
Ia murder which has occurred in the United
States, and placed them all TO the account of
liberal institutions; especially have they delight
ed to record any disturbances at elections, and
! to place them in staring capitals as warning to
all good subjects of the tendency OF democracy
towards anarchy. The recent elections for the
new Parliament have furnished these impartial
Ichronclers. with an abundance of material of this
kind without crossing the border for it. The
elections for this new Parliament have caused
more riots and bood-slcd than the elections in
the United States for twenty years. The spec
= tacle which this country has lately exhibited of
a complete change OF the administration and
with it, Of the policy and principles of the gov
eminent, after one OF the most exciting elections
ever held, Is splendid evidence ofthe ability Of
1.-THE people to govern themselves. The change
is scarcely less,in political point of view, than
THAT which placed Louis Philippe upon tho
- throne Of France. and yet the whole has been
accomplished as quietly and peaceably as any
|of the ordinary movements OF government.
CANADIAN CORRESPONDENCE.
KINGsToN, oath March. ls4l.
HPi0ts in IOronto-Setection Of kiHpSton Stale Of
Public Feeling Preparations for The Ne,r Parli
Xmcnt.
Ny DEAR SIR
i You may possibly hear before this reaches you,
that most dsgracciu not took place al the city Of
6roronto Monday, the 22d inst, at the chang of
the successful candidates for the representation Of thar
city in the United Legislature. Two men shot
dead, and great many wounded The military had
al TO be called out The above YOU rely upon as
being correct as took from memorandum, goln :,
with despatch to his EXcellency the Governor Cen
Bernal in relation 10 the matter.
The successful candidates were 'rclurners -Mcssrs
Dunn and Buchanan. ithc tory parry cannot gain
their ends by fair they intend TO do by force
so il appears l. that the way You do things in the
United states? At all events the Radicals, we arc
called, carrying every thing they wish. These
oProvinccs cannot long remain British # the Cnod
States Government will take decided stand a out
the boundary question and VI Ieod affair. They
must not give one inch. More than half of the Prov
nee of Upper Canada (say all the French, and part
of the Upper Proyrce) will go far republican form
3of government Hundreds will leave canada for the
- Unitcd States.
81 In the meantime, the Parliment will meet on the
HSth of next month, Apr) hut will not probably dos-
Epatch husiut til the month Of MAY. 4 residence
Nhsre has been rented for Lord SydcnhaIn. Rents
r have increased and every thing preparing for the
ii adjustment ola Colonial Court circle. Some talk
Eof club house on the 81. James PLAN with all
the cyCluslveress and nonsence of the old govern.
Hmcn's of Europe. You shall hear from me again.
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vi tlat nlgn ART llfSt rate dresser
lie therefore FASTENED to communicate person
;ay with the Diplomatic Corps. As he says III his
letter.
"Mr - gave me an account Of the official vis
;of the diplomatic corps-and heard the same lhro
lannhcr of them"
Immediately ,hcrcupon he expressed his Indignation
through his favorite paper designing thereby at once
ITO correct the new Administration and TO soothe the
3woundad feelings Of insulted, lrrltated diplomacy
i've trust that the representatives of Foreign Powers
twill thus understand that neither the presence of tn,
Ladies nor the Collectors frock coat were meant a.
Gan intentional insult the part of the nation bu
4 were errors of ignorance Mr.. Fox, Is, we know.
sgoodna urcd man, like his lllusrous relative Charles
SFoX and somewhat too careless of forms himself
dhu, we regre, to say that the Baron Won SchwrutZ
9wcitCrhurnh Scharhnusen, the resident Minister OF
l the Rcirnna Duke of Iohcnzollern Hechenzeern
Z has demanded his passports We trust the letter III
ahls mornings Argus will induce him 10 Reconsider
fthlS hellgcrcnt resolution.
| For our own port, we take our stand. No consd-
2eraton of personal friendship for Mr.. Curtis will IN
luce us to hazard the peace of the Nation in defenc,
4 Df his conduct If he is demanded by the Duke OF
aHohcnzollern llcchemqgen, he must be gwen up. W,
IIeave him TO the magnanmity of his Serene High
Incss.
This is no light matter! The consequence Of Tho
Track coat may be terrible absolutely as Judg,
I Scott would say. The French Revolution it is wei
known hurried on and the monarchy overthrow
n consequence Of Roland, the Minister of the Int
sror coming to Court with strings in his shoes nstcaC
aof Buckles.
"Roland, the Just with ribbons in his shoes!' How
sroud he be Just, said his predecessor IN office wlthon
buckles? How can General HARRIsoS administer thu
foreign affairs, if Curtis Is permitted TO come IN hi
froch coat to see the Foreign Ministers presented ,?
The thing is impossible, and in all frankness. and bu
3rving NIL consideration Of party politics say that
! Unjust be ed.-Ersaing journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
Land for. .N0ic.

UNDETERMINED to sell out my Western Lands in
II Virginia, will sell bargain in the three follow
ng tracts 10 wit barter the for lands in the couil-
~ Of Bedford:
TIE FIRST TRACT consists Of $40 Acres,
on Shtlingon's creek, in the county of Pocahontas,
miles ). f. Of luntersyile, about halfof which arc
low grounds said creek, and the residue mountain
land, well numbered, with n southern exposure.
TIE SECOND TRACT il in the county Of
Henry, Smiths River, 2 miles south Of Mar
tinsve, the county scat. containing 500, acres more or
less.
ind TIE THIRD Tract is in the county If
kanavha, the waters Of Little Sandy Greek. consist
'ng Of 500 acres, which is represented 10 being
valuable.
To Of this section, wishing cmgrate farther
West all others wishing purchase will sell great
bargaln--or give advantageous trade, for young Nc
9roos, Land either in the counties of Buckingham
Campbell or Bedford
Application to in person by letter. may be made
al Liberty, Bedford Court House, Virginia
ilEZEkIAIl A DAVIS.
sept. Is Win
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GOLD y NIL VsERN.MIY'If

NIE Subscrbcr would respectfully inform the citi-
zcns OF lynchburs and its vicinity tina, he ha, on
kinds of Silver Spoons, Soup and other Ladies', Sugar
longs, &c Likewise, plain ,Jcwery such w Slsevs and
Collar Buttons, Finger Rings, and various other ares
TOO numerous to mention. Tie would more particularly
solicit share oipubc patronage, his is the principal
manufacturing shop Of the kind in Iynchburg. lie
sr's the people they shall be served much 10 their
satisfaction any where in this State or slscwhese
The highest cash price given for old Silver or taken in
exchange His shop be found by looking or the first
door, the left hand turning Of Main street, going
to the Washington Hotel.
HENRY SILVERTIIORN
Nov II wSw
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Nov. %
AurfiOba SAKE.

VIE subscriber intends changing his business and
for the purpose OF carrying his views into effect
more fully wisell the following property His HOUSE
AND LOT in the town of Lynchburg. containing "a
ther over half acre of Ground the Of Town
IN good nclgbohood, the Dwelling House OF brick and
OF good workmanship, and nearly all the out houses of
brick
Also, his Stock ofHorses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
and Crop of every description
The House AMI Lot will be s,ld privately if it can be
elected; II 1t is not sold before "Wednesday the 18th of
December, it will be sold on the premises on that day
al auction, and the 10th day of December the
STOCK md CROPw will he sold at Lynch's plan
% n near Friends Meeting House; at which time and
N will be added to the sale between
20 and 30 Likely Nrgroc.,
consisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls Terms
VIII be liberal, and made known at sale
-, SAML. NOWLlN.
Inc sale will be conducted by Payne s Turner
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Sept. Is
.J'OTI(E.

conformity with decree pronounced by the county
Court OF Nelson, at the May term Of that Couri, in
the year 1871 in the of Peters rs Wills and Others
the undersigned appointed commissioner for that pur-
pose WI on Thursday the 9th day Of December, le4l.
upon the premises, in the town Of New Market in the
county Of Nelson, offer for SALE the highest bidder Oh
the credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, for equal
portions OF the purchase money, the
RE.JL EST.fTE.
situated in said town, belonging to the late partnership
Of Peters s Wills. dissolved by the death Of Mr. Wills.
The Estate consists of valuable Lot Of Land, hand
- some DWELLING HOUSE, Store House.
LID Lumber House, and other Improvements, and
and valuable Brick Building. intended for Sure
House. now complete The property is valuable in
~ respect and should invite the public attention d.
rect,d by the decree.
TERMS.
Bonds with good personal security will be required r
the purchase money, and the title the property will BE
retained until the bonds paid and much cash will
be required may dcfay the expenses attending the sale
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Sept. 30 wt9D
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1ttrrarp.
From the Dan,illr Ren,rt,

From the Dan,ie Reporter
.idrea Of James {, Bruce, Esq, TO the Alumni aud
Graduating Class efbe University ON. Carolina.
We have Just risen from tho per,sal of the Address of
Mr. James e. Bruce. OF Halifax in this State delivered
at Chapel liill IN June last, by invitation the students
OF the University of North Carolina all the prouc
uons OF ITS KIND which have under our notice the
Address OF Judge Castor, which made at the same
Institution several years is the only which equals
It, either IN originality of conception. purity Of sly c or
excellence of sentiment.
Chostc and elegant IN dicon il incucates the purcs
moral precepts with an which shows tha, the
author himself regards as the true basis hot only
oil individual respectable, and happiness, but Of national
prosperity and greatness
Most fortunate would II bc for our nation if s Halls
OF Legislation and other places of high trust and honor
Were hed with men who feel and acknowledge the i'm
porlan truths which the author of this admirable address
endeavors 10 impress on the minds of his readers
We are pleased 10 see that this production of Jir
giaid Farmer has received the highest commenlaton
iroln the Press IN other portions of the country.
As no one can listen 10 Bruce's address" al Ban
noekburn. without being animated and delighted ~ none
can read Brnces Address n, Chapel Hill without being
gratiticd and instructed
The following notice which has been furnished us by
Trend, shows that we not alone IN the estimate
which we have placed the effort OF an individual who
has demonstrated that he has been as successful cult
water of 1.-The field Of letters as he is universally nc
knowlcdged 10 be 9! .hs. Ufagr,,nl,nrc:
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To Farmers 4 Planters.

NE OFFER, the most favourable terms
W Mackinaw, Whitney and Rose Blankets, "a,
l0-4, Ia and l2-4
Point and Duicl do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans heavy and good
kerseymers, Fued Cloths, "a and GA do
3-i, rs and A Plain and Plaid Linseys, from com
TO first rate.
Blcachcd and Brown Cottons, at any price wanted
cart load of Calicocs, at from TO IS Sd per ward
Call and see before you buy.
HUNT s. WARD
Nov Is
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GOD AND EXPERIENCED WORkMEN,
Under LIS OWN INSpECIIlN
u 1o7'o "T'T IH "0IHSS HIIU UtSTNlIVII'
.EE pE'HOLE$.X r..

.HOIECE.
Id RSt ANT to a decretal order of the Circuit Su-
d pcror Court of Law and Chanccry, for the Coun
~ OF Amherst in tbs suit of David Iigginbotham
plaintiff and Lucinda w. Thurmond defendant, shall ,
on Tuesday, the ID day ofNovember next proceed to
sell upon the premises, for ready money, the highest
bidder, the EtsACG OF AND in said decrctal
order mentioned, described containing POO acres ad-
joining the Lands Of Thomas \. Eubank and others
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy lor
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff of Amherst and Comr
Sept % TN
POSfpONcWenf.
The above sale is postponed until the 25th day of
Decemho next. r. {.
Nov. t25D
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ISEi2MtSo
o. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"
N,Hi2NIS

II LII NUHDU KU 'IKUINTHN,
IL at she'd ,eeeky, (cre'y .honday and Thursday
OF - Dollars per d,nan payable IN adeancs No sub
scrspto tc be receired for shorter time than months;
and paper r be discontinued, (ercept ut the
Of the Editors,) upIa all arreara,es are paid
e. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted a, so cents per
squars Tor ess) for the FIRST Insertion and 37l cents for
srery subsequent insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required 10 note or, his
manuscript, hoe long he ses has advertisement inserted
advertisement not so noted tel, be inserted till its dis.
continuance be ordered.
FOR IE.7RL Y .3DUERTISLNI; tic terms are for
the prcilege of trro squares, $40 for square, o25 for
sqanre, inner form, S35
9f-JOB PRLNTLNG eree,tted neatly and erpeditious-
w, and on reasonable terms.
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.Sp.r Grocery Store.
w a l. 4 On & Il a. or

W 4 l. Ton a. FuOUA
HAVE taken the house two doors above Messrs.
= L Nichols Y Bol!'s, and nearly opposite Horner s
Natson's where they receiving well selected
stock of F.LuIL / OR OCERIES which they offer at
extremely low prices for CASH CT in barter fer country
produce They respectfully invite their friends to call and
examine their stock, tly determined To sell cheap
RICHARD w. WALTON,
MARQUIS w. FUQUA.
Nov p :.
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RE.JL ESTATE.
New Arrangement,

!& A&a
NOR Richmond, fredericksburg and the North.
IL We now leave Lynchburg on Sundays. Tucsiays
and Thursdays o'clock A. NJ. and arrive day a
Hammers by O'Clock P. NJ. Leave Hammers sext
morning o'clock, breakfast in Charlottesville. and
rive at Richmond the night. By this advantageous
arrangement the traveller by taking this route, will hasc
little or no night travelling. Our teaias and coaches
first rate and the drivers sober, skul and accou
dating. No pains will be spared TO render the ,rpss
and pleasant to the passengers
Fare through TO Fredericksburg &i1 20
KichupuA Q %
0o Please inquire at the Franklin Hotel. Lynrhbsr.
e5r seats, and at the Rail Road Oficc. Richmsni.
:. Il. CLOVES, Agent.
june 10 ~tS
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A LARGE Stock of new style French Cassimeres,
IA Superior to any thing of the kind in market,) and
fancy coloured and black Cloths for sale, much below
the usual prices. JAMES \. SIlGLER.
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NOTICE.,

'THNllE PUBLIC hereby informed that MA
j THAN, the property Of John Galloway, who is en-
gagged in making Ropes, Mattresses &c in the town Of
lyncburg. not authorized to transact this business for
himself and in future all contracts with him, i'll his line
OF business. must be made with by my consent. as
also also all money due Tor work, hereafter due
will be required to be paid to my order lie will
carry his business in my name special agent for
John Galloway. VIM. l.. SAUNDERS,
Nov. s Is
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Lily .VOTICE.
Cloths, Cassimncres and VcstinSs

Cloths, Cassillscrcs and Vcstings.
RLUE, black and Fancy Cloths, all kinds and quail
ID ties
Blue black and fancy Beaver do all kinds and qualities
Blue, black and fancy Casslmeres, all kinds and quail
ties
Velvet Satin, Chcne Silk, Tolinet and other Vestings
Making altogether the best retailing of gen
tlenens wear have had, and the styles and p
ces not to be surpassed, fequaled in this market. We
ask call, to prove our position
HUNT s WARD.
Nov 4 ts