Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02

The CLERIC. Of lis long bright summer 5,rs
Its storms sublrel IT, skies which liHdlia refe
A. he moved on has majestic wy
Long shall ii acf his bcnignant sahe
In darker following koafs-- Va so 800 long
Fulsoon tie glaaac., 81 his morning ray
Shall wax, all heart. o ctstae} and saa.
Behold the baetne-s disappears,
And soon has risen orb shall dry tie nations f,sf='
From he Btiiia,9re American.
tGRICt lit RAJ STATlNIICS-Bl the cen
sas rouTas Of Is 10 appears that The u hal crop oi
the United States amounted to ~ .6i2.g3f bushels
This nearly equal to the aycae, annual crop u Great
Britain. winch AMOUNTS 10 nearly hundred millions
Of bushels. Ofthe Wheat growing Sai,s. Ohio is tn,
hrsther annual crop Icing about eight0 millions a
bushels The wheat crop 81 Pelnsy lyanla amounts 10
i2s72. PIG hos8,ls-that Of Now III 10 l23oo0ll
bushels lJpnia comics ncN, and produces about ten
millions Of bushels. The other principal heal grow my
States arc Indiana, Tennessee Kentucky, Illinois. Ma
ryand Michigan. aud North 4fona
Tho number Of Touring mills IN oppfali>n ia The nj
ted States. asrePnred by the last rcnsr- IT, 80 rldn
cling ioI, ~ bauelsoi llur 1ht,lHncsli, eunsump
ton o flour fur food is estimated at ten millions II
barre!s-or perhaps Us high rs twelve mocs equal 10
from forty sixty millions ofblshts at wheat annually
Wheat is also usrl ior making sjarrh 10 consider,
bic extent. II Is estimated dat The eut5u manufacture
consume loo,eu barrelF 81 -four ler tlH7 and similar
purpsc
'lbc aggregate crop Of Outs IA tie -ullrl S,at4a
mounts more Than one hundred aud tbfty millions Ut
bushels NV, No,l laLe, tI lead n, ,is5, ili. nan,
-bcr cf,n h,,r, ,au.afls II i,t,nl,.,fr. ,,,4i,,.
Of bushels. Pennsylvania cames NAT with crnp ol
more than twtnty millions dbush'ls. Oho and r2i
MA come ncNt in onrgthc one nlsiua about ~
teon The other ,ha, ti,rtect mill, "a ItIsl1s
Rui ilr cram mi ,>f4t,y,1Y cultivated nm tho
Si,irs "a LAirl Cora The la r,tg,ia rr n tllIa val
usbio grain In the whole | MON amounts H. Fl -
rs bushels. Tennessee, Kentucky. OHIO. Virginia
,,d Indiana ,rs in tL,Ire,der il 4J,,l.si. ,,rl,s
i; .r., /, :. .la, -, ~, m.
vi T.,i'e, c., sI., N5 ~ ''i pun
s,lv,ni, S,r,a f,r5.u5 " IL Ng,El,.1 a.
t,usss .,l ,l, NJ. l,,.i,el g.. a,.s
"a C,r nan AL 4 ls5,,i, #.,,..1 a. -. =
,i1h,, ,,,,,,r..,,. I'd -, 4 ~. - = Il
hen mad ol ia -,,a,it, IT, ,,.il IL, - ,.' In "
s,i, -, =, g., In .5.,i w WI, 49,
,.n,,:sYy. la 40 W, 's'' NV
-. AL rr
lar,lin, ar, liz orre 7Nt,.-.. ,,,,.s,, So. m,
- - gsls a''2l'a= me
saa; Nh, ~ iaI ''''e laa''s, II , WIS,
lhds Thccsr',,. ,''i.',a..u :, i'.',o
all Tho T,cr, en,,,5n,r S,,tsr5in - is n ~,
,h,s Viri,., L., "a izn in5 - u 's' VI
n7s - a.. t., - ~ n5t IN - ,'u' ny w.
L., ,,.,. - III - var 'ana
obo ,,o'{, W N9I,a aiolln''
70 oxn,re5 IN lsi0,,as = i'.''''l u '''a'
trll - - 80. ",s '1', "li,ehS 81 lfluma.
nJ - ~ ~ .aU3' I'"ef 'l''iah',
I,,,I ~ H. a''iN a'''ao's a'i't o our Sd" W'Te
NV, ,.,,ld ~, ma - ~ NV ''lH"'i ~
W. ra,,a NAM. :, a., = -, '..' = - AZ li's'"'
,a,, ,f ,.,, ,,a.t;,,..I - -, ''''' 49,
a,,a.,a f',e,rs, ~ ''fl"es our l"fe2n
.no,r,rIa ,ii E o"'3 Si'"iR Na"s are Ia
So e. ~ "'9i'1'' .nSanA Aahama
sn' =. rorr,o w., ne crop Oh H'lsss
supp 'S Vi"u u1 i's 'olsuS amounts 10 llS,1Ol ~
'',' y. ,,''Ea 10 H. ~ pounds that
,ah ~ -, no 'u''' naoama produces
"P"0s "u' 'niiiois {. lf'uhes: SCUM aIolna
n.,2 NY ou "'l''o'S' ana Nen 'afolim upwards
" 'u''f 'ou' n"i'ohS oi pounds he aggregate enI
80 I'm 'O'''" s''"'"e H''"s Is s'taoNn al DC ,e
'',' nT' ,.#,,
to','i ',oPp, uie n'd aAt's is more than ont
ni' " uA' VI 'le "noit world Inc rapid extension o
,n ~ oo'p culture III hls country Is remarkable II
- o'e", oi's ., cotton "'' s''1ed ON board 81 M
""n ny a' '''o i"Neipool custom house, because
was "o' o'e'ed 'ha 80 much cotton would have h'el
~ At op u"c nom inc nl'ed STATES he invention a
n'hce so''ohgih gave great Impulse 10 the growtl
o. te a'"t'' ana tehaed 10 facilitate III introduction
"''"s''o'" "S' ny sNHs haRcasy adaptation ior manu-
lat "'"s P"Pos's'
N'9'he' important southern staple Is Sngp TIN
y, P'giue'u e'''iy ~ LOUISIANA he annual crop o
ma ma ,i,c 10 up"aIu' u eshA eight mllons OF pounds
,.c,t,s' VI Uo'h5Sae production IN THIS article la
u, NsS"o" "lv importation "i H. In 1852 tn
.iiloi' ., s"saS was i'3-2i 80 pounds, at an cN