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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
The only successful Remedy
for the Piles.

TINE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTU-
AIRY, invented by DR.. Upham, a distin-
guished Physician of New York City, (I96
Bowery,) is the only successful remedy for that
distressing complaint, THE PILES.
10 Mark this; it is an IN TERNAL
RE M E ID Y mot an external application
and will cure any case Of Piles, either Bleeding
or Blind, Internal or external; and probably the
only thing that will. There is no mistake
about IL. IL is a positive cure-speedy and
permanent. II is also a convenient medicine 10
take, and improves the general health, in a re-
markable manner. Pamphlets, containing tes-
timonials of its efficacy, may be obtained Of The
Agents gratis.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, General Agent
for the New England States, ll9 Court-stTeet,
Boston. Z "fttf
AGENTS.. Braitleboro, BUTTON &
CLARK Bellows Falls, Norman Harris /;
Montpelier. CLARK & Collins. lyle
T-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

If the Wings, during the political contest,
had a candidate for President, whose fame and
reputation are as dear to them in defeat as they
would have been, crowned with victory, they
are equally as fortunate with regard 10 their
candidate for the office of Vice President-than
whom a purer patriot, a better citizen, a more
worthy man does not exist within the limits of
the twenty-six States. Theodore Frelinghuy-
sen is a name hOnored wherever il is known.
Party melevolence, itself, has almost been struck
dumb, when il stood 10 his presence. Almost,
we say, because the history of the late canvass
will show that The poisoned weapons OF abuse,
OF SANDER, and of mean prejudices were hurled
even 10 him-but the impenetrahle shield of his
character turned them aside and they fell harm
less al his feet, or rebounded and hurt his de-
famers. This was the ordeal through which
he was destined to go, and he has come out
like gold, thrice refined. Henceiorward, all
men will look TO him as one Of the Fathers of
the Republic of reputation stainless as the
untrodden snow, and as worthy of the respect
ful regards OF every one who looks at The great
and good men OF the country as the siewels of
the country'-more precious, for their example,
than any of the deeds ofarts or arms which are
most priced and e~ulogized. Honor to Theo-
dore Freling huysen !-.aie1andria Gag.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted TO the firm of N. g.
IN Ii. HADLEY, are hereby notified that
their Notes and Accounts are in the hands of
Mr. r. II. Fessenden, who is authorized to set
tie the same. Those wishing 10 save cost will
do well to call on him without delay.
a. NELSON HADLEY.
Dec. IL, 1914.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

S~UIclDE.-Alfred C.. Burdick, formerly of Bur
lington, hung himself in his fathers barn, at West.
ford, on the 10th inst He was a young man Of
good character and promise lie had been unsuc-
cessfui in business, and bis paper was about to be
dishonored and i SO Preyed upon his spirits that he
committed the mad act.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

MY son, FREDERICK BARRETT, having
4NI absconded from his home, this is TO forbid all
persons harboring or trusting him on my account,
as shalt not pay any debts of his contracting, and
shall claim all his wages of any person who may
employ him, after this date.
DAVID BARRETT.
Brattleboro, Dec. 10, 1874. l6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

Withdrawn. Senior Rijou in his reply, says
that he must persist in what he has said, and
that he is instructed TO repeat II. This was in
a note Of Nov. 9th, and it is the latest Informal
ton we have of the quarrel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
CAPS !

A FRESH lot of Cloth and Fur Trimmed Caps,
N just received, and will be sold cheap by
A. DUNKLEE.
West BraitIeboro, Dec. 10, 1874. I6.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS, Paper, States, &c, as cheap
~ as the cheapest, for sale by
West Brattleboro, Dec. 10, 1874. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
New Dress Goods.

ID EP CASHMERE, Cashmere d'Eccosse, Co
INfreeaus, "a new articleD Cashmere de Lame,
some splendid styles, just received, and will be sold
nj the lowcst possible prices.
~, DICKINSON, DAY g. co.
Brattleboro, Dec. il, ls44. 16
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
Ruhhers! Ruhhcrs!

"A LARGE lot of Ladies' and Gcntlemen's fg'd
IA Rubbers, for sale by A. DUNKLEE.
West Brattleboro, Nov. 10, 1874. I6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

DEATH OF Hon. HEMAs ALLrNATbe Hon
Heman Allen, formerly a member of Congress from
Vermont, and Minister to Chill, died al his resi-.
dence in Burlington on Wednesday morning. aged
6S years. Mr. Allen was the SON, we believe. Of
the celebrated Ethan Allen, and was one Of The
most distinguished men Of Vermont. w
Mr. Allen was in this city a few weeks since in
The enjoyment Of excellent health. We have moi
learned the nature of the illness which caused his
Death Troy Hhig.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

BUFFALO ROBES, selling off at low prices,
Id by *tsi "A. DUNKLEE.
West Bratleboro, Dec. 10, 1914. I6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

THOMAS w. DoRR.-It is said that Fran
els c Treadwell, Esq Of Portland, Maine, will
bring the case of Gov Dorr, before the Supreme
Court of the United States, now sitting at
Washington, on a motion for a writ of error,
or Tor a writ of habeas corpus TO bring Dorr TO
washington, that he may apply in person for
a writ OF error.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

The misunderstanding to the last advi-
ces, the American population now in the Ore
gon settlement is upwards of 1000. They have
formed for themselves a Government, elected
Executive and Legislative officers, established
Courts of Justice, and a Record Office of Land
Titles. Schools and churches are provided
mills TO supply lumber and for the manufact-
ure of flour are in operation, cattle and stock
OF all kinds are rapidly increasing, farms are in
cultivation, and the fisheries yield abundantly.
TO meet the growing wants of a civilized COM
munlty, money has been sent to New York for
a printing press and steam engine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

UNITED STATES ARMY.-From a paper
Just published, it appears that the regular army
oil the country consists of 5000 men, and costs
the nation annually The sum of So, DOC, 900.
This would be $1,000 for each man. The nav
OF a private is given at 500 per annum, and his
clothing and rations would perhaps amount TO
as much more, making about, 5000 per annum.
The pay and expenses of the officers, including
the general officers, is stated at about so, OOO,-
600, leaving about $4,000, 900 for the expenses
OF the war department, the salaries of the sec
rotary Of war, the heads Of the Indian and PEN
sion Departments, clerks, &c.-Bangor Gaz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
~ Take Notice.

Bral,leboro, Dec. 10, 1874.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

TIN, statement presents the astounding fact that since
1877, IRE hare not s9td The English md,hei much
SIR millions u agricultural produce eIclnsre n col
lon, iobdcco and jicc, In year And yet we told
Ia hook To the Enssh market Tor the sale Of surplus
ii rure ihsn four hundred millions! How truly did The
London ",liIas' rerafk, 1--WE take nothing from the
United States but that which cannot possibly do
without ard tDbacco excluding The staple
produce Of the great agricultural States n the w est"
May not ask some free trade man, TO prove TO us
by figures the lmpuTlanca of te foreign markets. We
are moi willing take statements upon assertion;
want facts dawn from the records Of The country
md subsanated by figures. Although II is matter Of
no importance 10 any one, yet make this fair offer 10
the free Trade OF the Locotuco party II they Viii
prove TO us by figures, correctly stated, that the above
tabnar statements nd true IN every essential par
ieHiar pledge ourselves 10 The advocacy Of
the arI to which have been devoted for the last
tour months. and promise humble eflris On behalf
OF free adel Oh II would yield them satisfaction
10 make convert to their doctrines of any individual,
even uue humble as ourscf
But, some Intelligent farmer may suggest prove to
us the Importance Of the Home Markei--show us how
we sell This large surplus in The u4e4 States
" h great pleasure. The census Of 1870 informs us
that at that time the numberoi persons actually enga.
ged 10 the labos o manufacturing was al ,!3J. The
best informed men IN The country say, that under the
protection OF the Tariff of 12, the number has been
creased to upwards Of one million Now j. cannot be
doubted that al least four persous women aud children,
connected with each oi these; making an aggregate
Of tom millions Of pesuns, engaged Ia and dependent
upon manufactures, and who, raising nothing themselves
must purchase Of the farmers all the provisions required
for their support. Is home market for four millions
OF persons who do not raise cents worth OF agricu
lurt produce, Of some imporance} II is very fair 10
estimate that each Of them will consume at leas
$50 per annum indeed ii would be impossible to. KEEP
body and soul together for a'less Here then is
ket al home for tro hundred millions IF agricultural
produce aaaualyi How does i, compare with The
flrei, n market, which, have SEEM has vel
ieaehed fourteen mihonss
Now, let the Ire irade doctrines prevail, and th:
hume market be deeifuysd Where You to fad
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:. - =
vol. XxsSf.-.VO. 20.

mstket abfuadl VIII Great Britain buy surplus
~ matter Of accommodations to usl viii the repeal
ot the Ta increase the Of agricultural produce
consumed by her pnpula,onl II il could act blight
upon her crops such nigh, possibly be the case but
der 10 other circumstances Under no circumstances
III she buy than she actually wants and II there
Is any deficiency IN her crops. .hlc, is often ihe
case. she can purchase thu articles ffy per- cent.
cheaper In The markets OF Europe than afford
sci hen Tor the TINT the wages Of labor ara
nre than lily per cent less IN Euope than in the Uni
led Sates.
We might extend The examination of this snhiect
much arer. bu, this Ia suiiccn 10 prove the SUPERIOR
~ o the hume the ioreign markeithe SUBJECT
had IN sicw at The connenceneni We will, there
lore. take our leave 81 It Tor the present. A. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
NEW FALL GOODS,
Orf. 9,sH, ISL.

|ENlE subscriber takes pleasure in infrming his Gus
TUNERS and the public generally that he has reeeiv
ed his fa Sioch qt DRY Goods-seecled in the eastern
markets with great Aud he feels confident IN say
ing that he /. nov enabled Ia oer Of the hean-
uiul and desirable Stocks Ia tawn--embaong a very
chece varied and general assortment oil LADIES' AND
GENILMEN'S WEAR, as We'll as large stuck OF
Blankets. Pulled LlnSey, blasgaw and other Jeans.
beached and brown Doneslics, se. To all OF which he
would call The attention OF purchasers. feeling confident
they Will lind II 10 their interest IL give his stock an
examination beore buying elsewhere.
JAMES A. STlGLER.
Oct 8 6nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
Oct 8
NOTICE..

pursuance of decree oil the circuit superior court
o law aud chancery. for the county of Amherst pro
n"nnced ON The first day OF pt Isii in the ease OF
Jesse Alnndy, Plaintiff against lolly Penn and Others
DEFENDANTS The undersigned. commissioner for lllat
pnpose appointed, Will proceed 10 sell, upon the prem.
sts. by way ol public auction. II the highest bidder, tr
cash, oh day ol November next the tract Of land
mentioned said decree or much thereof may be
hclen 10 pay the Paulh his debt. interest aud cost
The land situated in the neghbolhood Of The Staple
tJus Nils, count, oI Amherst.
GEO. W. CHRISTIAN. Deputy for
JAS. Powell, ShfI and as such CONF
Oci t5N
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TaGS. EEEsEsEQUEN'
yes..sssI=aSD ElsFNCu ACADEMY,
r. O. IL va " ~. H. II DEEs,
IYyC1fsERs., ya.

fEylE third Session Of this Institution, viii begin on
n Monday. Sept 2od.
'Terms nualpred viz: si8, Il ard - 80 Cor English
and frenrb charge, but for Ancient Languages
and Mathematics
Mrs II being sincerely drs1ns Of making her in'ii.
tuition continually worthy Of the kind patronage
u it'll which The Inhabitants u lynclburg have honoT-
ed il during The last sessiun has secured the assistance
of gentleman Of hnh moral and scientific standing Tor
English Parsng, Composiien, Aheieni languages, sc
Sc. And she has asp succeeded IN securing desirable
boarding, in The same Square with her Academy, or
those Young ladies from the country that may he en-
trusted her care. with the view OF giving her ehotc
time and attention 10 her pupils.
Aug &c. "a
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NO TkCE.

7 WISH TO sell the Tract of Land which now re
side, Situated in the county Of Plsylvanla, muiedi-
ately on the main road leading by Wards Bridge to
Lyneh6urg. containing 1000 .sCsA s3S; portion Of
which is open and fine stale Of Improvements the bal
lncc well mhered, and lies well. with splendid TAN
ERN HOUSE, large and roomy, we'll arranged, built
expressly Tor Tavern keeping, with good Stables, fine
lee house, and all other necessary ani houses attached
Persons wishing to purchase snch property VIII 90 well
loc5il aa4 see. EDWARD LiNTHlCUM
Ao.. Is On
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HlNlGAlSo
~"THELYNCHBURG VRGINIAN.

. .bished ssmisreek!y, (crery .Mo,dal aud Thursday,
. rsuy Dollars per a,itg payable in dcaace. No sub
,t,.n uil be rccecedtor shorter TIM than SIR months
md no paper ,oiH be discontinued, (ercet at the dscreto"
f IN. Ediiors,) until all a'redrogcs nt paid.
- UNDERGRADUATES inserted At 50 cents pa,
.,re for iess) for epery inner form tnse'ton and 81
...,, per square Tor ies for erery outer firm insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS reg,ared D note on hi,
.nuselpf hoe long he rises has advertisement inserted
~ advertisement, not so otcd tcH be srted tai its dis
..nfin,a,ace be ordered.
FOR IE.7RLT .1DPERTTSLNG The terms are fo'
the privilege Of teo squares $40 for square S25 o'
enc sg,ae, inner form, s35. Erery yeply adee'tiser
will BE- required to eonc his advertising TO his parfiea
Ter line of business.
~ JOB PRINTING; erec,hed neany and erpedaious-
In and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

II viii be seen from this statement, that during the
years specified, toere mol able 10 sell IN al The mar
bets in The oorid much toureea millions NJ The four
h,mdrcd millions surplus raiSedb the I.dfd States
And yet We are told by Our tree trade Incuioc1s that
The foreign market Is the most impoIian As these
free traders are conenng warmly for the British
pansl the American market perhaps they would not oh
ect learn the tue value Of the FORMER the agrcul
The following from the made 10 the Treasury
Department We challenge the slrclcsl scrutiny into
lis accuracy.
"A Tubular siatemeH orhibfihg The raiiie Of agricul
turn producc ereindng coiim. tobacco aud rice. er
ported from tie United States 10 Great Britain and
heidnd during The years from 1913 10 1913 inclusive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

PURSUANT to the provisions of decree Of the
4 county court Of Montgomery, pronounced on the
2nd day of May 1913 in the oi Daniel Hogan aud
others Plaintiffs for &r IS. iarman Hogan Joseph
ltman Christina lowerlon, late Christina Hogan the
representatives of James Hogan, decd and the repre-
sen,ayes of David Hogan, deed, defendants, here
BY molly the SAID defendants that the money decreed to
he pad then under the provisions Of the said decree, Is
now in nv llnns5 ready for Distribution.
ELI pHLEGAR, Conf.
Christie ishhrg Sept % 4"
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lew Fail and Winter Goods.
TEgysEEE,s SALE or lAYD.

an PURSUANCE Of a deed Of Trust executed 10
furtunalus sydnor aud mysellhy Richard :. Fills.
bearing dale the oh day oi August, 1928 and Of
cord in the county court OF Amherst, shall the 26lh
day of Oelober lSil. sell by way Of public auction,
iva iraels OF land situated in the county Of Amherst,
the containing 300 Acres less, lynr between
ptdIar River and lorslcy's Greek. and was inherited
by the SAID Richard :. Ellis from hs father Josiah FL
Island The other adjoining the lands of Samuel Bufks.
and others, and also containing
200 ACRES,
more or less, and Is the farm which purchased by
The SAID Richard >. Ellis from certain John Eurks.
iho sale oi both Tracts will be made the fsl
described, 10 WIZ that lying between Pejlar River and
liorsles 5 Greek.
TERMS OF SAIE-Aliha by the terms Of the
deed sale anhprl1ed 10 be made Tor cash. reasana-
bic credit will be Cvcuthe extent and conditions ui
which viii be made known al The time and place Of
sale.-Aelin2 trustee will only convey such title
vested ia me by said deed. although it II believed IN
be good. EDMUND WINSTON.
Surviving Trustee.
Sept - t2GO
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DoWe0tic kutClliOeuce.
10 the Editor oftts diesaidria Glssttc.
HOME AND FOREIGN MARKET.

In prop,gating tue British doctrines, the L1cniuco s
rIdiene the idea Ola h1mi mWkei, aud openly assert
that the most important market iof American ngrculu.
raj staples Is 10 be found abroad Let hi
matter somewhat closely, and subject It 10 the test Of
tots by the aid oil which alone conclusion can
ho reached.
Tho first inquiry a. ,chai hare got 10 seRl-what
amount OF surplus agricultural productions dn W. need
market hr} Although Cotton, Tobacco aud Rlre ate
agricultural products. yet shall not include them IN
calculations for the fowng reasons. = lar these
articles enter into our uwn consumption there IL no com
petition from abruad consequently they require Mt pre-
sen but tle protection, TAT they CONSUMED By
ioegh nations. the greater portion ii the supply nns of
necessity be- purchased dom us. as adequate supplies
ranno, be obtained lron any other country the face
of the earth.
Excluding. then. Cotton, Tuhacoo and Rice what
is the amount oil onr agricultural prudneIons' The Cen
sns of $40 presents the f,llowL result:
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Il a q. c n a O as .

II a az c at o ae.
INlE subscribers " Ill open English and Classical
l. SCHOOL in the basement story Of The Second
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, the lst OF October
next.
Terms. per session Of five months: For the eemen-
ary branches of English, Sl00e; FOR the higher branch
If English, s 800, Tor The Classics aud Nlaticma-
les, 5000. A. NJ. BRANCH. "A. b.
f. WINS Ton, Graduate T. ~ i.
Sept % is
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DINNER SETS, DINNER SETS.

DINNER SETS, DINNER SETS.
\ HAVE just opened large variety of DINNER
SEIS, OF various paiietns and colours, among
which are several of lo'eag bice. article SUPER
or 10 any thing before offered in this market A so
large variety Of China Tea Sets Of all szs from - 20
"a pieces, Knives and Forks Tea Trays, Sc. sc.
Persons in want wll please call aud for themselves
am determined To sell for small profits, which nope
Will ensure quick sales''Dont' ofge look for the
Big Pitcher when you want cheap g,uds.
d. w. MOORE.
Oct. 8 is
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Young Man Wanted.

Nm AN TED IN Il mercantile house IN this place, n
w Young Man el gpod moral character, who IS well
acquainted with the dry goois business, aud good
clerk. Apply at this otcc.
Sept - Is
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NGW FALL. sNS WINTER ssoODS,
JCS1 RECElt-EB ar THE ball.
1LhORE CiSH STORE,
IhNensrR6, Va.
REGARDS, RYAN & CO..
Importers and heaters in staple 0,s,l
ET.Hrl e,c0dS.


f.afy soo"s'
f'AkE great pleasure in announcing to their friends
and the public. that they are nov receiving very
extensive stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY eoops. embra,
cling all the newest aud mosi fashionable styles imported
very large proportion oil which is Of then recent lmpor
allons by The Liverpool Packets, "GRaeE BRowN."
"lhh'N' aud 'l.leehih"
They WIN as nsna be receiving raEsn srrrtrs
WEEKLY during the season. from Their Baltimore part
nes Which gives them very great advantage over ev-
erY other house In the appeIA Gnify.
is Their determination 10 continue 10 sell At the rerg
o'rcA pECeS n e .Nofe'H cttics To ia Witch IN gO0f
tth 'hey viii be compelled to continue Ia sell Tor ASH
oN,h.
Very great eNetlions have been made 10 procure the
nl2st sieg"d toots impaired MS 'hry are determined
the LADIES OF LYNenhtEG and ITS Vicinity shall be IA
sorfd with The NEWEST, the REQUEST tue iANnsoMEsr
ana lne NEST "oats lhat lae N'0aera markets. VIII
furnish. lhey give below ''Stol lew articles IN
their rN'rnslVc assafimenE
DoAltA lts-2oUJ1 yards brown ana hieaehed Do
mes'ics, all widths and qualities -pfIei's from O.
cents to the finest.
ilCof,S-l2.9l] yaidS Odl,'ors' new aud beanu
-. la s'y,cs lnn "a eenis to the hhesi.
lRiSIl IlNt.Ns--39 piecrs lrsh Linens Of the best
bleachertes, pfee > cents per yatd to the finest
imnorcd-l piece super super dn. The finest ever
seen III this market al - per yafd-9za do do. ior
FpEs TKEEi LADIES.
Silks very large a,snrlmcut uf splendid silks for
were ever offered in this market.
SILK WARP ALPACA LUSrRE-lfe ornpinc
article.
TRlPFD and PLAID CHAMELEON. d. do
SLACK AND BiltF BLACK BONBAZINES
fine article at 81 - usual rric, Il -
+ CASHMERE DF. COSSE-of The very finest mali
tx and latest Paris STYLES. one of The ,cl., and
mos, elcaant 1les ol oood. for llai4, Dr.. ~
ported
i REP CASH NfRF-an entire nrw siyle. and Ger
i H., - 49, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

Aeorcrale annual nrmlnce .

Aggregate annual produce, SSll ,b1J,SUI
II Will he seen by This statement taken from the Cen
sus that the annual agricultural produce 81 thn Unll,d
States, excluding Coilon Tobacco and Rice. 10 nearly
nine hundred millions u dollars OF cnursn large
proportion OF this must 20 TO market as surplus The
most reliable opinion that NJ least one hat is annually
offered nr SALE the rest being being consumed by those
who raise H. Suppose, then. that four hundred millions
should every year require market which Is probably
braw the actual reIe IS ihe nare 10 touad2
The Locos point 10 the Foreign ulpbei. Lei Us cAam
lnc this matter series of tables lately appeared it,
the ".Ndonai MttitgcaccI" which very carefully
and accurately compiled from tho annual statements
made by the Treasury Department.
We believe the mosl perfect reliance may be placed
upon their correctness aud accuracy. FROM them we
hay prepared the following tabular statement IN rcla
lion to the amount of agricultural staples. excluding cot
tom tobacco aud rice which was sold in brtgn mar
kes from S2S 10 isi3 inclusive. Should any inaccu-
racy be pointed OUT US, we pledge ourselves 10 make
prompt correction. Oar only object Is TRUTH mem.
Der ot the Wing party we can desire non
"A 1hu'ar statement. tJhHHng he raiuc Il ,cleoi
Ror. Indian corn, Indian meal rye meal rge. oats, Sc
slip breGd, and potatoes. exported from The United
States. and soid IN foreign markets, during The years
frpni S2S 10 lSj3 incinsire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

BLANKS
FOR SALE AI' THIS OFFICE.