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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

The steamboat Big Hachee. Capt. Frisbee, which
left ST. Louis on the Doth ult, for the Missouri river,
with forty passengers on board, in leaving the
landing at Hermann, about ten o'clock on the 2d ult,
on her way TO ST. Joseph burst her starboard boiler
with loud explosion, which forced 1t straight for
ward overheard, the steam dischargng itself aloft,
carving away the main cabin far aft the ladie
cabin making perfect wreck Of the boat and spread
ing death and dcsolation among the passengers.
The explosion scalded twenty OF thirty per-
sons; five or six were killed among the number was
MIR. Lawrence Hoyle. of ST. Louis, and the first and
second engineers Of the boat the third engineer,
son of Mr. Ludlow, of ST. Louis, was badly scalded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
Departure of MIR. Ellsworth.

Among the passengers in the packet ship Ashbur-
ton, which sailed Aug. 9th for England, is the Hon
II. w. Ellsworth, U. S. Charge to Sweden with bis
family Sidney E. Morse, editor of the New York
Observer, and family and Prof E. B. Morse, SUI
pcrintendent of Telegraphs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

OI5-One million pounds of Struggled wool was re-
Gently discovered in the possession of the Lowell
pet factory-an instance, observes the N. Y News OF
the manner in which the United States farm produce
is consumed by protected factories.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

Ono BANK NorFs-The notes of all the Free
Banks are to have uniformity Of design They arc
to be registered by K. Hume. r. The Ones have Gov.
Worihington on the left, and Gov. Macarthur on the
right The Threes have Gov. Tlin in the centre, and
Gov Morrow on the right. The Elves have Henry
Clay the left, and Gov. Corwin on the right. The
Tens have Gov. Vance and Gen. Harrison, and the
Twcnties have Gen. Jackson and John Q. Adams.
Twos Fifties, and Hundreds not yet engraved.
On the left ends Of all the notes, directly the sig
natures, is small vignette, composed of Justice y
holding scale and .. Agriculture " holding of
the products of the SOIL around which these words
=" Secured by the pledge of Stock"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

eventually to nothing but defeat and disgrace. Truth
and honesty allPowerful, and viii sustain them
selves against open assaults as well or better than
against nsidious SANDERS willy intrgues, and
sin stabs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
-" Who is convinced against his will,
IA L & l.. %. ..-. On. q, .1,r, cf,U -

o
The editor of the Greencastle Visitor says, he
d" still believes Indiana 70 be Wing stater' Strange
things cH occur, certainly, for zoe do not still believe
of The editor aforesaid in days of yore. Should
like to be mistaken this once.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

On, THE Polk "RUISi'-Thc Amoskeag Manu-
featuring Water Power and Land Co. have declared
a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent. and are
understood to have very large surplus reserved
fund in hand. A New Hampshire journa! states the
reserved fund to be 100000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
FOR IS45.6.

The 9Th volume of the Indiana State Sentinel COM
menced in June last. Great Improvements have been
made and about SIR columns of additional matter Civ
en- weekly. The proprietors, heretofore, defer
mined that paper in the west shall deserre better,
or be ahead in any thing of interest to the whole peo
pie. In addition, REVIEW of the RAscALITIEs of
CORRUPT Politicians is just commenced and during
its continuance which will probably occupy some
months, Mysteries will be developed which will
the people to aconder to say the least 1t behooves
all the people, and Democrats in particular to become
acquainted with these things; and in way can
they do it as well by subscribing for and reading
the Sentinel.
The reduction Of postage, increased facilities,
and above all, the
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE
Shown by our terms, now puts it in the power Of all
to be furnished with unparalleled amount of read
ing matter for the lowest Every department of
the Sentinel will receive strict attention. While a
reasonable space will be occupied in the discussion
of political matters, limits will enable to give
more agricultural commercial, and family reading,
than any other sheet. In this respect
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE AT ST.. JOINS, N. B-A
very destructive fire took place at St Johns on the
evening of the 29th ult by which upwards OF forty
houses, and property estimated at tol'otV' were des-
troycd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
COMPETITION is DEFIED!
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

Legislative Reports, made up by a competent set
of reporters, engaged for the purpose The reports
will be characterized by concseness and accuracy,
and form the only correct Legislative History of the
State, far superior to the skeleton journals made up
by careless and incompetent clerks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

recent proclamation of the President gives notice
that an additional article to The convention ~l'n
Fra,.a CO.. the muiusl surrender Of criminals, has
been sicped. BY which robbers burgars, &C., VIII DC
given up
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

Address G. A. g. J. P. CHAPMAN.
Indianapolis, Aug. 10, 1915.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
OVERLAND MAIL FROM THE PACIFIC

Cout7ondence y The .N,e Iorh Sun.
REvoLrrios IN EauApoR.- PANE AND GREAT BRh
rAtS.-U. ;. Seu.pnoS IN rnI PAo,rio.-BR,I-
nu fLErr ron ORr GoN.--ArrsHs Ar Iauiri
CauLso. July 4ih, 1915.
YOU will see BY the annexed list that We have ia
port formidable naval force 81 all nations Our squad
will be decreased in shorl TINE, preparatory 10
blockade Of II G Mexican purls this side. should
war be declared by MexicJ, aud our 'oys are IN fine
SPIRITS. UuI LloTOus le navy pants for appJtiuni-
" 10 show lis power 10 defending the national honor,
aud II war comes you may rest assured thai The star
Spanged Banner vail wave over every Mexican purt
aud fortified lion ibis side within SHY days alter
receive the declaration.
Gen. Flures, late President Of the Republic Of The
Equator, t,iins Europe having given way 10 anew
0lulionary movement, bui retained all his military hon
ors aud rlnOumenls.
Gen Castillo. President OF Peru, has convened The
general Congress- which Is IN Session; aud II Is
destood thai ull satisfaction has been made Admiral
Seymour, Tor outrage committed upon BRUSH property
oy lhe revolutionary Pefuviaas lately IN arms against
Gen. Castillo.
A Brush fleet is said 10 be on its way 10 Oregon 10
protect Btsh properly aud settlers al Astoria, and from
the language used by The officers ol the Brush Squad
rnn here, led L. believe HAT the report IL correct
deed. iorcblo Seizure {" The "aule ui Oregon north
OF the Columbia seems la be The olgec Of this move
uehi and instructions 10 thai effect said 10 he IN
poss. ssion OF the Admiral. lave letters IRON Oregon
10 the 81 Of May, which rpof, considerable political
excitement among The settlers, and manifestations oi
hustllilies from the Hudson bay Companys people.
Every obs,sc!eIs thrown In the way Of American settle
meats norib OF the Columbia.
We have had intelligence from Tahiti 10 the ls ul-
Iimo. The French rean the Islands, aud there Is
the most remote prospect that they will give them
up The loss 10 whaling interests is very serious.
Ms the French authorities prohibit tflic with Tie ma
lives. aud there other port for obtaining supplies
IN thai vicinity. An American merchant vessel has
betn despatched 10 the Fej,e Islands with AIMS and
ammunition Tor the natives To enable them 10 mrtIly
themselves and maintain holr independence agains,
expected attack from the French OF English
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
Lrwispuao. SEPT. q. 1915.
THE HON. HENRY CLAY.

Some two weeks since, enayeI the rare pleasure
Of announcing arrival of this great Statesman aud IL
ustfjous parlUt the White Sulphur Springs oi ihs
county. After having spent fortnight al the w ME-
with the exception ui two or three days at MI Iih9h
Capcrns ID the Salt Sulphur. 10 the adnlnng coGn-
~ of Monroe, lac passed this place, on Thursday morn
Iny last The public COACH bound lJr his own peaceful
and classic "Ashand." Notwithstanding. II was M.
Claws determination 10 accept tenders oi public ad
malion and ceremony, announced by him In MS
letter 10 the committee Of The Salt Sulphur meeting
published 10 last weeks paper, still the people OF thls
mountain region, and the ysiies at different wafer
ing places, the news OF his arrival, hocked to Inc
"Wnlle' from all quarters eager 10 catch glance o
him, who though treadlng the unaraciiye walks OF a
private CITIZEN cUuried II clothed IN all The circum
stance and pJinp Of office. When look back upon
the humble condition OF his blnh and the hardss and
difficulties Of his b yhood, and thence trace his brilliant
OF usefulness and eno"n step by STEP to The sub
stanal and aalraciive grandeur Of his present fame
complete, II rises up 10 view, most beautiful and lor
chile commentary upon the value Of that popular furu
Of Government and lhose institutions, which Il has
been his pride aad his glory, often aud eloqueniy
defend.
How proud the tiumphs of his genius, and his ex"
ample how emnenliy worthy the emulation OF Coun-
bias free sJns This reflection very forcibly i'm
pressed upon mind, stood. at The moment U
this great mans departure from town, amidst
crowd Of gentlemen aud considerable number Of small
boys who had been attracted thtIe by the slmple
nonncemenl--''Ienry Cay's at MIR. Frazer's."
lie appeared 10 be ~ ne health and spirits and WI
return Ia his quiet home in the WEST" well pleased
we trust, with his visit 10 the mountains OF " ester
Virginia. Observer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

JuDGE SroRy.-Respecting the painful reports which
have been current Tor lwoo three days of The distressing
illness of this eminent jurlst, The Boston Daily Adven
OF Friday morning has the following very .ceepta
BILE paragraph:
son Monday, Mr.. Justice Story was seized with a
distressing aud alarming illness. which mentioned
IN some Of the papers Yesterday We are happy III be-
ing able 10 that W ednesddy about noon, a
very considerable aevailon OF his complaint took place,
and that during the whole Of yesterday, and 10 late
hour last evening, he continued free from pain and from
the alarming symptoms which had been apprehended.
Ills physicians authorize strong hopes VI his speedy
loralIOn 10 health.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
POWnATAN HOUSE,
RgrIy-IsU AZ. =.

fm3 HE attention OF gentlemen visiting Richmond
ERn,i Is respectfully called To this HOTEL, $, luno
H--A and generally known under the direction OF Mr.,
Davai. It's delightful location Its 6ne accou,,u,daon
and the quiet and orderly manner in which il is eondur,
Cd make equally desirable for families and men of bu
slness " Nv
The Po,chafan House is situated on level and hs,,
u'o emlnence, near The centre OF the city, few steps
IRON the Capitol. Governors House and Cy Hall. and
very convenient To the Rail road Depos, Boat Landiuos
and business par of The city.
w i"e ro"hArAN Coach will be in readiness 10
envey passengers and baggage to and fr. The bo,sl
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save them from ri
cents 10 u P'r'erage. BAR, on uie Lasment floor.
-, CHS. l.. DiBR Ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
ROAD CONVENTION,

Al convention OF Delegates from a humber Of coun
ties IN Virginia aud Tennessee favorable The consiruc
ton ol Road through South western Virginia and las
Tennessee, held al Abingdon, on Thursday the 29ti
day of August, 1915
The convention assembled AMI called to order b,
Gen. T. e. Johnston; on whose motion, Captain j. 7
Mathews of Wythe, was called 10 the Chair and A. B
Moore requested 10 act as Secretary pro ten.
he following Delegates were in attendance -
FROM TENNESSEE.
knor couaiy-llon. W. b. Reese, Hugh L. Nc,
Chung. WIN. Churchwell
Suitiraar. White. David Shaver, John Thomas,
Jo II ). Gaines, A. McCleand. a, l.. Cannon, G. w
Greenway, John Shaver, Geo. Boslong, w. Lynn +
NJ. Davis.
iir,ckins-J l.. Fukerson, Chas. j. Mckinney, w
ii. Dutlield, Onle Bradley.
FROM VIRGINIA
Lyachburg Alex. Tompkias. l.. II. Trigg Jas
Morrison. Wy. Robertson
BoieioWt-John n. Johnston
u hoa"ohecIhos l.. Preston, S. F.. Goodson, w
Robertson, G. +. rrgg. Elias Ogden, p. c. Johnston
G'iss.G, W Hopkins, r. NJ. Tate.
C1roa-Iho. l.. Preston, John g. Winniford. Wal
yer Preston, ID, l.. b. Shelfty
U'yhe john p. Mathews, Chas. l.. Crockett. Tbos
:! Boyd. }. T. Gleaves, Rob't Gibboney JAS Sanders,
ho. jackson, ). ). Crockett, &. G. Kent.
Smyh e; $ Watson, 4. l.. Preston. Jos. p Bon
ham, IT, b. Thompson, Tho. NJ. Tale. A. b. Moore,
Hanson, Theo q. Pearson.
Uas'mgton Campbell. s. f.. Goodson ia.
cob Lynch. jas. Miller, John w Price. Wyndham
Robertson Geo. W. Hopkins. Rob,. Latham, Alex
tmdlay; c. +. Trisg, VIM. Y. c. White, Daniel
Insg' 1"hn d. Mitchell, b. S, Bekem. Elias Ogden,
Col John Preston. lhomas McCullocI,. WIN. Buchan.
an, James va.ce, John Campbell. J. NJ Preston. p. c
johnston. Jas l.. Davis. Peter $. Habby
husseH-W IN. b. Aston, }. +. Mct,henney, O. H.
ffek, VIM Gbson, Tho. Gibson, VIM Jessee. Jacob
Ow MS. N. f.. Burdlne
:, Scot-Chailes Qaillen, Fayet;e McMulen, II. S.
L.e-W alter Preston, z. G. Johnston.
on motion mol r, Trigg, it wa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

Tie same psp 7 IN sndher s,icle. says:
"a glance ample Com Market reports VIII
shuw that The price has been gradual aud uneAc'
ing Spectators sill cautiously. remembering.
probably the fate of hose who, in lorer years dabeed
''not wisely but leo ve' The FIRST fail Ia the duty
occurred last week after being sIaiiunsfy many months,
and The averages will deub; cntinne Ia rise week
lyat the sailing II the las, packet the weeks ave-
rsge, whioh the daiy is l.yied, i9s.. and II Is
5ls--ibe fall IN tho duty will be uniform. Al pre-
sent the duty lie $Iys quarter on Foreign Nhesi and
Flour Is Gid per barrel. Que feasan Why prices
have advanced rardly has been. thai the lar
iouad have had IN their possession, aud 10
have br ,nghl market greater quantity Of last yeas
Com Than 1t previously believed tsst.d IN The gfan'
aties."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
STAuNroN, Sept. 4, 1915.
Supen"ieadea: Of the Westera .4syium.
4 a. D D, l MMoonr' ! Secretaries.

observe that several nominations ha We been made
me newspapers tor the Office of Superintendent and
se'an o, me Western Asylum, in consequence of
report which has gone abroad that the nr.sent vev
worthy and acceptable incumbent intended to resgo.E
we deem II proper therefore to that although Dr.
orRiBL'NG had contemplated sucfa step, with yies
removal and location in the city of Richmond, he
mas oeen restrained from sending in his resignation by
The earnest opportunities Of his personal friends and The
friends OF The institution, aud that now he has happy
oandoned all thought or intention ofdonQ So The gen
era Socilude which has been expressed by citizens in
oueren parts OF the commonwealth for his continuance
AZ .e asylum must be truly gratifying to that officer,
aud has no DOUBT ha its influence in inducing him m %,
N'"'us' MS ueeIdataa'ioh' Spectator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
900 .y'EGHOEs Jy.x.y.TED
Aug 25

MY oCBSCK1BEN Wishes TO purchase TWO
Il HUNDRED NEGROES, ofbotl, sexes, from l2
to 81 years OF age. for which he will pay fully as high
prices as could be obtained in Rchmotd or in any paIt
Of the Stale. rN'
lie is very anxious to purchase and is determined 10
oe foera IN every instance. He will pay high price
tor Mechanics, Backsmiths Carpenters, &C., Be
Persons having such property for sale, it would be 10 ,be
interest," 10 give MN call previous 10 their selling.
tie can be found the Store Of Mr.. NJ. liar,
wliei'ers addressed the subscriber from The counrv
II be attended 10. tEOR.E n,C'~
May Is - "a, 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
TIE ENGLISH CROPS.
The New York Express saws:

The New York Express says
we have taken soae pains 10 inform ourselves as 10
we "ae s,a'e o' the crops In Europe, and par
ncularly N Grea, Bnain. The accounts. " uhou, .x
.rriion, state ihs, The crop III be- a p,ur one 'rh
as haa ailen 81 frequently and heavily in 50 ne oi
ie io~iaed counties ul England that the whea, and nm
'@'o' We're partially under water. Uuld and damn
wa her was common complain, in the eastern cou
lies. fAilrk Lane Express ivery gnl aulh,,i,,A 90.
isihs lhat TIE yield OF wheat viii be small in usn
ny and detective IN guilty can no olger he do,,nsd .
ne exsnt OF The dehcieucy VIII sll, In great meas
IRE, dsp@nd on The character N the weather x,c,inre
hex NINTH; but even The mosl layofal, c,cnn
he expected /" W NV
! he Express under its commercial head. rema,ls,b,,
oui on thursday Mas In active demand IN New York
ana maj several Thousand barrels Gensse were sold
% 10, price that could not have readily obianed the
Gay neiore. N' WV
LIE Baltimnre American Of Saturday says.-"'rbe
L''sisa accounts 10 the 18Th August published here
es'ieNy manning were regarded by lnosa engaged IN
iae Flour and Wheat Trade AS cac Hated MOI only IA
prevent any advance in prices as likely To produce
teci!ns, especially IN W heat. IL our xpora INN o IN,
ha"es yesterday mornng found this opinion 10 r,
general" Inc more full details brought on FRIDAY eve.
ming, The American ihiuas nut sonewb,, a,if.,ao
Ice apoa the matter
" liner u Smiths Times Of the 10Th saws:
Gays OF rain, aud the absence oi keen IN,
"ea'hef-wiseon The qni Uce Or sunshine there la.
''sn s n.''ei 'ne temperature continues Ew and IA,
N"sesS " tpebi"g Is necessarily tedious The Cor,
market continues Ia rise slowly and the state of u,cer
iAolJ sui ds'eFs spscuIaton On large scale. Inc In
eh e 40 we beiofe had occasion 10 rem, rk IN,
eea'es u.s risk about HE yield In many parts of n,
country the heavy falls ii rain h,ve prs, ra,ad IL.
ana ss aesence VI warmth prevents The inury from be-
ing aoequsely. or even partially repaired Even in N.
snssa.s' paris Of the Island harvest operations ca,
81 ;; ~. e nave CON nenced The daily paper.
y" c,,osn s"ef column sbont the "wrstter and m,
c"s: ard pubic attention is fixed in,.n,l, an, IT,.
se'shf Inc oest accounts eone irom IRELAND. Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

John 4. Pickett, of Kentucky. consul of the Uni
ted States ior Turks island, in The place Of Abraham
Morrell, recalled
Sas A. Comstock naval officer for the district of Pro
violence, Rhode Island vice Alessrs. Richa rdson,
moved
Hardy Holmes, resapponled receiver Of public
neys tor the district OF lands subject sale Ouachlla
La, To take effect the 18Th Of September, 1915
when his present commission " i'll expire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
FOR REN'Z.
AOllSC FIR Rent.

[TfT3 desire 10 rent the Store now occupied oy
Eaiii Nessrs NorvelI s. Avere,,, as a Commission,
1919 iouse, neat below Mr.. Richard Tyree's on
Main street. Possession will be given by the first of
November. or perhaps earlier.
Gil. l.. MOSBY, Executor
q r. "A. Holcombe, dec
Aus25 is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

TIE GAMBLING CASE.-N noticed some days
ago gambling transaction which had shortly before
taken place In this city in which young man lost a
large Of money OF which he had recently become
possessed. WITS having been issued against the pars
ties concerned, Saturday three ii lhtm, Gtorge
Campbell, George James and William James gave
security in the Of $1,000 To answer al the October
term OF Baltimore Courl.-Bah american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

COMING BACK.-The last Boonvllle Observer says
that five SIX passed through Thai town Mon
day last, with pack mules, their return from Caor-
MIA. They were from ST. Louis county. and were
turning their old homes dissatisfied with the country
which they had visited in search Of a new aud better To-
cation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
FEMALE sEMINAIsY.

NNISSES GORDON vii, resume the duties Of their
AvQ SCHOOL on Monday, the Sth Of September,
at their residence the Uhlyersalis, Church Crate.
ul for the liberal encouragement they have heretofore
received. they hope by unremlied attention 10 the do
generous public.
TERMS for the sessi of five months, payable in ad,
vance:
Isl class, for beginners Sc 90
2nd class. tor The more advanced, Spelling,
Reading, Wrling. Elements of Ariih ne
tic, OF English Grammar, \ Geography, $40 90
Sd class, Orhos raphy. Reading, WIRING,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, History,
Ancient and Modern Geography, s Com
position, l2 90
18th class. all the Higher Branches usmlly
iansht in the best Schools, together With
French, Is 90
Music on the Piano, three lessons per week rs %
Draw ing aud Painting do. do. 10 90
Oriental limiting do. do. 8 90
Wax Work do. do. 10 90
Embroidery do. do. d 90
| They prepared to accommodate humber Of Young
Ladies with board. The apartments for the Schou and
also the private tor buarders, large and airy
aud every attention will be paid the personal comfort
well 10 The moral and intellectual improvement Of
those entrusted to their care
| Boarders will have the privilege of learning draw
ing and painting either Of the namental branches
" hou additional charge
| Terms for Board, $40 per month For washing, 81
per month.
Aug. % 6f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

Dr.. ROBERT CROCKETT, Of Wytheve. has lately
successfully performed cult surgical operation Tor
osteo sarcona. which required the removal oi section
o the lower Jaw bone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
l4,eoo.o)0
$i2,OOO.OW

w IE,UUU,UJU
We leave it for the reader 10 estimate Tram IN. Il -.
FURNISHED by this statement of the cnsupp.n Of .,.
sachusets alone, what is the probable amount ot ,r.
c""fa products consumed by all Of the
ola'es beyond their own production No one can do =,
"ho". coming to the conclusion, that valuable a. NAV
oe tue foreign market to us. it is absolutely unm,r.n,
~ comparison with the home market, which. To uss IN.
language OF another, sis The important Of all mar,
"e'S 'or The rude produce Of The and and which can
never DC contracted without operating as discvur, re.
nent ioasricuiure.
"e'e Is more limited point of view, however, in
winch mis- subject addresses itself to the public iuI
nen-we mean. the effect produced upon ucal com M.
Miles by the establishment Of manufactures. in ,,.;,
"ids'. In THIS aspect Of the qrestion. we NAV .di
he people OF the South have an especial Interest, r.,
we "S 1t Is demons'rable Tia, i, is only BY ,urnin, Ia
accou"' our unsurpassed natural advantages, in dy.rs
!"e 81 PHai'i', taH ~ :t!.Li. lIJG, ii YIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

"OV' I'to'IUTIFU.
Cotton, lS5, 900 bales
Flour, 620, 200 barrels
Coan Y other grain, $3.50, 900 bushels
Coal, us. 00J0 ions
:" ood, $4,000 cords
Wpof, 5000 900 lbs.
Lumber Vi all kinds
Beet, pork, hams, lard. butter, cheese.
horses, cattle, pig lead, Tar, pitch.
non. sugar. molasses, rice. tobacco.
slaves, aud many other articles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

Lou9Toadonee y The MIC Iorh Sun.
REroLrrios IN EsuApoH.-Prru AND CErAr BRi-
JAM. :. SQUADRON N TnI PAorio.--BRT-
isH fLEIr ron ORI GoN.--AfrAns AT Ihuiri.