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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08
A List Of Letters

RsMA ,xIso in the Post Office at EdgeGed
Court House, on the 1st Of April, which if
no, TAX ell out in three months. will be sent TO
the General Post Office as Dead Letters.
A
Anderson, j ohm Esq. Abney, Joseph. Eaq.
Armstrong, Mrs A. Able, n. K.
Albums. Mrs Hiram Addison. Whitfield
Adams DIFF
Bau-ke It, john Blaock, Mrs r
Brousu n, K p BrondiOrd, MIR
Broadwater, Martha A Buckhater, Tandy
Black N Belts, 3BrM
Body Wesley Borromn, Peterson
C. .Itsssss35 ~ Il ,ig Y I,
sCovnr, Edward Cioy, Rev B 4ss;.gs e :.
Claiksoa, A w 3 Couch, Jesse
Caultorn. Jonn Esq, Com'rs.of the Poor
Cruss, Mrs T. Nj 2 Corley, Mathew
Claybruoks Dr. " E Cook, Jeremiah 3
Coleman, Mir Jr. Cloud, Mrs L
Cosnahun, Joseph
Dora,t. Dir Charles Daniel, VIM
Davis, Rev Juhnalhan Dorl, Mrs; E
DeLuach, N Dobey, John
Dorm, Miss L
L
Evans, A l. Elium, Mr.
Evans, "A EIiam Mart
L
Pagan, Michael Frazure, Thomas
Fuller, K VI Far. John I'll 2
Fellon. u e Euwke " Brans
G
Goodman, Samuel Gearty. NIL
Griffin, James Gibbs, Mrs
Griffin, james Geiger, DR. w
Gray VI Grlce, w
Ii
Harris, David 3 Eunlcr, AZ
Holland, ID Esq iIibbIcr, TJ
Iiolllstcr, MrsC HIcKson. Julia ii
Harris, Ebert llowari, Miss Aun
Jcter,J Johnson, Mrs Nancy
Jones, MastcrJ
H
Kemp, A. Key. Richard
kirkland, Moses 2 Kirkland, Ames
kirksey, John
l.
Lewis. WIN Lipscomh, Mr. 9
Lun6y, W SO Lover. John
Ln"dy, Il n Lndsey,C II
Lanhan. James Losue, w
Littenthaldt, Samnel
NJ
Mays, Miss S s Mens. Mrs. Z
McEendo", Mr. Mays;RG
Martin, John f 2 Mclver, Duncan
Michel, A Miller. b w 2
iier, L J Miller, w va
Morris, L Miller, James Capt
Mea!ins, David Miller l.
McCalnc, Rev Myers. james
Niche, Jos. hledlock, Martin
Martin, Thos II.
Noble. q Mrs Noble, VIZ
Nicholas, Mrs A
Outzes. George
p
Pickens, r W3 Poue, II IF
Pail, Miss Mary Page. Rev C
Presley. Edward Perry. Miss Ann
Paul, jacob Powell. Miss Surah
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Q1''is0""'J K
Roberts, RS Riley, James,
Rodgers, Capt John Rhodes, c
RunneIs, Reuben Russell William
Runnels 4 H2 Robinson, James
S
simkins, E c Swearengen. Mrs M
Sirother, ID K Say, Willis,
Shaw, Hughes Stone, WIN
Simpson, Oliver Street, Simon
Swearengen, Moses Self, J T.
Spires, Org Scuray, Miss f
Sargame, Jumes Shullz, Henry
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Upson, NJ
Il a. w
Tartan, Az Wagner, Miss NJ A
Tompkins, John Wather. WI
Ton,pkins Mrs A White, r nj
To1re. P ID Whatley, 5. Sr
Weaver Capt John Wilson. Joab
Weathers, Miss Mary
Y =
Marlborough, Joon w ~.
r. -, N. FRAZIER, p. NJ. /
Persons calling for any ofthe above Letters,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08

Increase Of Miti'ary Forcem Cancda.-
II cannot and ought not In escape notice
that the military forces in Canada have
been augmented since The arrival of Lord
Cathcart in Canada. The following in
formation is deduced from private letters
No doubt The Uuiied States Government
i, or oashl Ia be aware of all that rs doing
on ,he frnn,iers. The black troops dis
banded in ISL, 1000 strong have been
recrganized and are now again on paw.
l0O0 infantry have been raised at Tororio,
aud are now fully organized. The offi.
GERS are composed OF veterans, late half
pay officers uI tho iine. On battery of
artillery completed. One troop of caval.
ry under MAJOR General Jones. 2U0 strong.
All The militia on the nonheas, frontier
has been assembled, drafted aud placed
under half-pay officers; amount of this
force not known. The frsI bartaliou Of 4
regiment. 1900 strong, has arrived from
'he West fndies since Isl March. All
,ronps enumerated are exclusive of the
six regular regiments of thr line occnpv.
ing the sarriSons Of East and West Cana
da. The militia Of both Cauadas have
been carefully enrolled, ami ali names non
availaoe stricken out and all legal ex.
enrls. The number held liable 10 ac,uaI
duty IS f31 500. tll the forts III Canada
are in The very best repair, and arrange
'nenIs are being made NAT will insure an
ample concentration of forces for their
dcf"nce in twelve days noice.-Canadian
Correspondent ef the n. Y. Adu.
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ercssional Globe and one of the Appendix; but
during the remainder of the season, there Is usu-
ally sufficient matter for two or three members
of each every week. The next session will be
unusually interesting; Therefore, we calculate that
Tie Congressional Globe and Appendix together
will make near 1906 large qnato pages. prin-
ted i'll small type--brcvier and nonpareil. We
furnish complete Indexes to both at the end Of n
session.
We have OH hands the Congressional Globe
and appendix for the last fifteen sessions Of Con-
CrCsS, making together fifteen large royal quartu
volumes. which we will sell, unbound, for S41,
OF bound. with Russia backs and corners, for
S56. Those who want the back volumes should
apply for them Immediately, as they are de-
mani. Congress subscribed for 34l complete
IL "::.l-G the two last sessions. The proceed
HE Of ConrrcSs for the last nine years cannot be
procured from any other source-Gales & Sea
ton having stopped printing their Register ofDe-
bates in 1897.
We will enLeavOr 10 print 4 sufficient number
OF surplus copies to supply al that may be mis-
carried, or lost in the mails; but subscribers
should be rcry particular tc file their papers care
fully, for fear that we should not be ableto sup
ply CH Tie lost numbers.
TERMS.
For l copy otthe Congressional Globe. 81 90
For ! copy ofthe Appendix ......... 90
i copies Of either, or part Of both ....5 90
Our prices for these papers arc so low that we
cannot afford to credit Them out; therefore, no
person need consume lis time in writing form
them unless he sends the money.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington, October 10, 1886.
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suits ire followed, and which are likely t,
u Prof able orunprofitablc. This matte
Is OF sufficient importance to merit the, care.
full consideration Of the Legislature.
Typographical survey las been made O
several Of The States. This is an impcltanr
subject. III eur State, possessing such &
variety OF soil, and Astounding to such al
!~cXtcnt i'll minerals. such a survey might be
Oh lncaiculable advantage, especially in dc.
lvcloping the large deposits Of rich and val
liable minerals which might give useful en-
rioyment 70 an immense number of people,
This subject is respectfully recommended to
the consideration Of thc Legislature.
toundi it necessary during the last ses-
sion ofthe Legislature TO return a bill APP
proTriatinG tlirty-fve thousand dollars for
certain Improvements about the penitentiary,
.or rather fer building a new penitentiary,
lnclndIng the old one, with my objections to
.thchlil. 1t may become necessary, during
tie progress Of the present session, to no.
tee TINS matter again, and in that event the
SUBJECT Will be fully explained. For the
present condition Of The pcnitcntiary, the
Legislature is respectfully referred 10 the
report cithc inspectors, which willno doubt
be furnished At tkeprOper time.
Airport from the Register of the Land
Office Is enclosed. The object of the report
Is II bring 10 the attention Of the Legisla-
;r1c, r"rta,nd defects in the law prescribing
The du.i's oi that office. Tic attention of
4, Legislature is respectfully called to the.
s;fCT.i :~l't'c:= $ds.ct,d lii he report, and
#.-n (, {ar y ,.T.Scr;binr tic Iutinc IF
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given To all creditor,
AMI others interc,.cd III TIE ,,tatc of Mar
tin Rush. deed. that the un!crsi4:.,! las obtain
ed from the county court OF Linco'" county. 1t
tcrS of administration OH The c.;o'c oi sad ice d
bearing date 10Th ol.ScIirmbcr, lN'6.
All persons In, ing claim, against said estate
ar" hereby notified TO present IL, LIT, pr"r"I-
ly authenticated, within o'r year ::ri. the G"tc
Of said letters. or th.y ma! lc Ir.riudrd from
having any benefit of sai,i estate. and If not pre-
scented within three years they viii hc iorrrcr
barred. TIMOTHY GUINNESS.
administrator.
NM q 1SIs
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niEEi!}y II DIRT GOODS.

undersigned have recently receIv-
cd Z considerable addition TO their
forncrstock Of Goods, making their a'Nort-
mcnt quito full, and as wc expect TO make
4 change in our business during the ensu-
winter, we shall from this date, offer
our Goods at rryy rrd"c"d pric"s for Cash
or Produce in hand, and many articles at
cost and less. We invite a call from our old
customers and the public generally, and
would also remind or friends that We wish
all accounts closed by cash or note, and old
notes paid up. j." u.
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StOncWat'
400 Gallons assorted. Just received.
Nv Nov. Both,

u We are bu. irg n! kim. u TGo.u,, Gl
which we pay the highest prices. Far!n'rs
coming 10 town with J load Of ProGucc woul.
az WEI! 'n give Us acall b, lore tracing elsewhere
We hope - Ladies will liz. ''sse' Us "i'r'
they visi; Louisiana. We arr u; I'll times r.. >,
L. wait oI them. and We think or assortment OF
Fancy Goois vii! be sufficient - induce t!cn. &,
purchase.
BLOCK y BELTS.
November :3tuL. 1916.
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Final Settlement.
Nov. 9, 1916.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 Ill creditors or
= others Interested III the ,>tat" OF Sarah
StcArs, deed, that al the Dee. term OF the Rails
Court, | shall make i final settle mcnl
Of said estate as admini>trator thereof, when and
where those Interested ran attend.
NM. STEA!tS.
A!mini>tr4tor.
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g. - r4ArH 1-gA~
tC~fi b.7@S
D~~


t~"laD.".,"!" Perry las not onIy been sue
"~'>s.v! IN - expedition AGAINST Tabasco,
hat has & icd In making prizes Of scv
cra! .NrxicaH vessels. Bat III consequence
f awanl IF Sr.:ri"lr force, thc Port was
!s.' u:.-:..>,IrL. ,i'"t y rriS the flag
'.i""'ri..i.', al On Of Commodore Morris,
fl w,.ilc iut.c az; OF bearing orders from
C"mnodorr Perry, 10 Lieut. Parker in com
msnI u! i 4.oop. The >!oop was thought
~ I.n."o."rr Perry TO be in such a crit
al ro,i;i il that lie despatched IN order
FIR h,- Abandonment. Bat Will" tie order
"a> arin" son. 80 Tie gallant Parker, la
".s n.ump!,IrIy cXtr;cating Lcr ircm her
.~,r:',us sirua'i"1 aLdb,ating back her as
, li.i... IHr arroi>m Of our gallant TarS
i r4:a! 20 h,' cfrhr volunteers who fought
81 H.Ior''o "a R,scct Dc La Palma, and at
e Monterrey. Within Nu>kct shot If town
containing , OF 5000 inhabitants, and a gar
risom Of @0D S ,!!irrs. Lieut. RaGlnrd boarded
= Mexican Brig in broad day-li%h', and
Ir.H2it her oui Of the h"rhor- making Il
,rizr ofir: im1hc face If Ike enemy.
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a. so1n have DN fostering Tie Common
sohool. and developing the genius and nc
chauical ingenuity of the youths OF OH
The best mode of facilitating the conStruc.
tim ofpublic works-macadamizeG roads
and canals. If the rail road has not superced,
cd the canal, and the permanent improve.
ment of our navigable streams-is TO prepare
the people to appreciate tie uses and advan-
tagcs of such works, and this again can be
done in no other mode 50 successfully rs BIZ
sending the school master into every VII
Iage and hamlet in the lard. and ly giving
proper encouragement TO TIE educatiDn Of
the great mass. The common school will
accomplish everything if properly eHcour
aged.
The subject of cqualizing representation
will claim the attention of the LEGISLATURE:
but no doubt much difficulty will he found
in agreeing upon auy amendment Of tie cid
constitution for this purpose. Some OF tie
largest counties seem 10 have oT,c<rL thg
provision of the new constitution on Ills
subject, because it gave NeM less and die
small counties more representation tian
they were entitled to: and many OF thc small
counties seem TO have opposed II, i~rC"I;sc i;
gave item less. and the larger C~oDn.ics more
representation. tian tiey were uLtiIrl 10.
This diversity of opinion VII! a course !c
difficult 10 reconcile III tie Ir-;.iatUie.
There are other amendments :" lie Old con-
Stitu!ion Nhicil lave Ierr.,lrlr r,; the
favor OF thc people; hut rrtrrl;;- "a H.. vote
upon the new constitution. Il VOTE! lie.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

& j qualities. Just opened hy
Nnv. 10th. I. y. BRYSON s. Co.
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administrators Notice.

4 LII persons are hcrch, Notified that |
n have obtained from the County Court
OF Pike county, Mo. letters Of admins
.tratlun on the estate 81 JOHN Owen. deed.
late of Pike county, bearing d":c I'd. No
vcmhcr 1916, All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO m"kc imI.cdi"tc
payment TO the undersigned; and AL Per
SONS having claims against said estate are
requested TO present thcm properly autlicn-
tIcatcd within one year from and after the
date of said letters, or they may be rrcclu-
d'd IRON having any benefit of sad estate,
and If not presented within three years
they will be forever barrcd.
JOHN MAGGIE. Admir-.
November 23d. 1916.
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Later Still.
JACOB BLOCK. THEODORE Belts
o s T
Uater Street, L0uis10n0, M

Udter Street, LOnlS10n0, no.
I'd ESPECTFCLLY invite the attention If
IA their friends and the public TO their pres
ent stock Of Goods: comprising a complete as
I'ortmcnt of every article in the line which the
Farmer may need, the Mechanic want, or The
Ladies desire.
70 our old customers VIC say that lie are DE-
fcrmined not 10 be undcrsold, and those who come
to Louisiana with the intention OF buying goods
where they can get them cheapest, we would
solicit TO call on us: examine our goods and
prices. We have OH hands 4 first rate asSort-
mont nf
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

,S,f9 Bills. No Kunauha SAT- and 80 sacks
T~ g.. : Salt. for sale by
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OH ::ri=it L"--Ctrin~. fgi- '.rd heavy
~SB i ERYSUN to-.
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r. EEUzzAH FOR THE OLD SHANTEE!9F-
Nothing strange about it,! - :
WESE 4
At the sign Of the Cheap Cash Store,
no. CO., Il

a RE receiving every two or three weeks, fresh
- arrivals Of DRY Goods, Groceries,, &c, which
keeps their assortment complete. Thcy cannot
many "tho,isands'' OF dollars worth as others, but
the Beauty Of it is, they sell a great deai cheaper.
Al any rate, they are willing TO leave it with the
people. Fl is generally known that cheaper goods
and more of them, are sold at the old shantce,
than al any other house in old Pike, and they ask
these who are not in possession of these facts to call
a nU; judge Tor themselves. They cordially thank
their friends and the public generally, for their
~Iihcrai patronage, and respectfully solicit a con-
tifua nee Of the same. No trouble to show goods
at the old stand. w. Z.
\. =. No. 10 is tic place to come to, to get bar
;,!n>--scn3e.nhcr the number (7O.)
Louisiana, Mo. November 3Otil, 1916.
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J. z. Bell.
worker Of Copper, Tin,
and sheet Iron.

EE AViNG located hImSclfin louisiana, will
keep constantly on hand a good supply of
Tin and Shcct-Iron ware. at wholesale and re-
tail. His establishment is on Georgia street, one
door west ri the store of f.. e.. Mctluie.
Louisiana, No". Och, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-17
Two Splendid stations.

g-.. Gran 90 TiE EAST. NotN..
H-N TELEMACHES, Or, PERFECTION M
~ PROVED, VIII stand this spring, .ommrn-
AAG,ing 81 Diana Mill, thence by Bnckibg
ham Court House, cncling from thence TO- and ~
Cumberland Court House, thence Icy 1r~It"n Ia Co
lumbia. Crossing James River. travelling The main
ridge road, or the canal, 10 Scoits,l'lr Alb"mafie.
again Diana Mi- oircline IN nine days. unles'
d disappointed by unavailable occurrences.
ad-STAR Of rHE SOUrII.--Ihr abuve Nonpa
rel Of 4 Hutsr VIII have ~ hts aiiache The latte,
Star Of the Suuh, beautiful d,k Archer, or shark
hsy by star of The Wr-. dam u, old T-irmadhns, ulr
ii,r-i and be-t mare ever saw grand dam g, neral
Cock Caprarirr knchck tthr hest II the Koebuok-,
great grand dam Maison, .ut oi iun boodrd :tay
mare. tMedy Gray Thi, splendid young Horse ha-
hot hiir spul about him. The Offer for the likeness
OF Star ihr East, blood, action and beauty, ear
not bee accepted. In the Offer, there Vas no Ihlia
tim In The confines Of this wide and extended globe
aud it " Withdrawn.
Or See handbiIIs for blood, aud oihe, particular,
DIANA Mills, buckingham. 4. X. FoNTAlNE.
ny Star Of The East had upwards u 40 mares orler
ri him last year and served something under ~ :.
From inLicannr there viii lie upward. al $40 I, fefed
10 the iva mrsrs This year, and ,h"st wishing had bet
Ter make IL known early, NJ they VIII he limited
star uf the South rides we'll Star al the East. bLt
il to- iIdulinbr br made 10 pace unless liz chorr
His da,m it v i'll be p-Tcr,rh ~ns hy OH Ithmafhss
anh such my opinion IL hini, that have siea la4
~ from both =. u '
Mnrr 17-lu,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-17

| have not included The allowance ior loss OF
interest, and for IRE insurance, amounting 10 a
liltle more than one per cent, because these ale
charges which equally attach 10 all other pursuits
My own opinion IS, thai, Al his lime Inc pIohts are
generally much larger than these. Bui have Sc
lecied this Statement because ils authority Cannot
bedisputed, and berause ne ereaer portion oitne
tim. il covers w. during Inc operation oi inr
compromise act. Well. sir, Onght not lie ma
nniac.ureIs 10 be satisfied with hese prOni>i In
What other pursuits are as large ones made!
can answer Tor the tanner. II is difficult for Us
~ make ends meet, 10 say nothing about profits.
Sir, on an average, The farmers IN my State 80
not clear two per cent. on their investment. And
10 making this statement answer another ar
gument and that j., il we reduce the lafiH, ma
nniacturers will be thrown on, 81 employment,
and engage in agriculture and become our com.
peltors in place OF our customers. They will
scarcely give up ten per cent. 10 make two, and
quill an employment, yielding good profits, Ia en-
IA &c in one which Yields lile or nome and which,
Is those gentlemen tell US, would be made still
worse By The increased competition by this divi-
sion Of labor.
Blu have already extended this argument fur
Their than | designed. In conclusion, permit ne
10 say, lei the expenditures Of this Government, be
economical; the tariff reduced; The peace OF the
country preserved; and course OF prosperity
opens before the country such as il has never be-
tore enjoyed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-17

an the 10th day Of June next will 0er for sale, al
" pubIlc auction, my Estate In Nelson county Of
the n.t valuable props in hat region Of country
|, il situated vr miles brlow the Court House, and
sIgbt miles above New Market on the James River
Canal The Tract contains arres, more than half
nj "a hieb IL In wood remarkably we'll timbered and
y.rv la RE poon OF 1t fine Tobacco land as any In
Thai mari of the country Most Of the cleared land IN
good state OF cultivation, having been Improved by
lie nae OF PLASTER and clover. Although situated among
maintains this Tract lies remarkably we'll, being as
I.yeI as could be desired with not my acres on tho
maintain side too steep for cultivation There are
nhont one hundred acres Of Creek and branch Hats,
most OF which highly improved, thav'ng been kept
no as tobacco iots capable Of being converted into
wateIcd meadow. The whos land il well enclosed, in
good state of cutvation-s susceptible Of division
into three or four farms ench-wr supplied with TIM
her and Astounding with ine springs Of ruHning water.
The improvements consist Of an 0vcrseers House, odr
rooms Negro Cabins, sufficient for the accommodation
of forty slaves 4 Granny, with Thrushne Machine
attached; Cribs Stables and Tobacco Barns, sufficient
10 cure 80 O00 pounds Tohaccn | will ALTO sell, At
same time and place Of twenty likely Nesroes
mostly ynung Men and Women also, all the stock 81
Horses cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c; together with good
assortment of Farming lmpIt ments. Terms for Tie
whole win be made known on the day OF sale ANY
Que desrous in the time Of having further par
iicusrs can address NE. or Mr.. William Gordon, N
Scoits Ferry, hbemarlc county. ,ocvp
March 27-etds CHARLES SoNNI'
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S6S7,90s
Excess of exports over imports


Thus, il appears, there is a large excess OF ex-
ports over imports and the imports consist prin-
cipally of fancy articles, Partisan boots and
shoes, which are imported for their fashion, with
out any reference 10 their price, and would be i'm
ported no matter how high the tariff. Or The
exports, large portion went 10 the British colo
mics. II thus appears that the shoe-makers mol
only can command our own market, but that
they can compete with foreigners in their mar
kels; and OF course, they want no tariff OF pro-
lection. The prosperity Of the mechanic depends
upon that of the agriculturist, and whatever IN
lures or benefits that pursuit. Injuries or benefits
him.
From all this it is apparent that il is absurd to
claim all those engaged in manufactures and
trades as created consumers, by the tariff, OF agri-
cultural produce. Why, sir, no nation, blessed
with fertile soil and genial climate, which is
well cultivated, can find, in the persons necessary
10 manufacture for il, consumers for lis aericui-
tural produce. One man engaged in manufac-
lures will produce as much as twenty will con-
sumo, and one engaged in agriculture will pro-
duce as much as ten will consume. In this slate
ment do not pretend 10 speak with precise &C.
curaey, but in round numbers, and am not far
from the mark Even in England. who manu-.
features exclusively for her extensive COLONIES,
and 10 great extent for the world, who has a
vast commercial marine, who has large army
10 support, who has a large number OF men Of
wealth following no industrial pursuit-"nati
consumer. turges"-even in England we find that
consumption OF agricultural produce has no, tar
ou,strpped production. Sir, if you were TO build
Chinese wall around This nation, allow nothing
to be imported, but manufacture every thing for
yourself, you would not find consumers for your
agricultural produce. This can be established
BY very short calculation. In 1910 the asgre-
gate value Of manufactured articles produced
in This country was 395s32 6l5 dollars. The
number Of persons employed was 79i, 49,
In round numbers, about 500 dollars per head
Our import OF manufactures Of all SORTS is about
fifty millions annually. Suppose we should
exclude imporlations altogether, and manufac-
ture these articles ourselves, how many per-
sons would it take 10 do il-and how much Of
agricultural produce would they consume The
average is $500 per hand; but this includes me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-17
VALUABLE LAND
Ann DWELLING HOUSE FOR 8

TN pursuance o. decree Of The Circuit Superior
i Court OF Law and Chancsry Of Albemarle county,
p,onoun..d on the Cab Of October, l64a Will offer for
ra. nm the premises the highest bidder, on ShTUR
DAY the 10th day of May next at " o'clock NJ, The
DwrIlinv House and Land belonging TO the Estate of
nm, late Professor Emmett and situated n the Immediate
vicinity Of The University Of Virginia.
The Tract OF Land consists OF about lo6 acres, all
enclosed. The House contains eight rcoms, besides
fon, closets and garrett and has attached to il every
eonveuicnes required Cor large family OF boarding
house including ont houses. aud Vineyard Of excel
lent Grapes. There IL good supply Ut Water on the
premi.rs convenient 10 the House, and lce-house
credit Of one, Two aud three years will be given,
the giving bonds and approved personal secu-
rity and the title 10 ihe premises being retained as ad
diiioual security.
The title !, believed 10 be unquestionabe; but setipg
as COMMISSIONER shall sell ouch only by the said
decree am authorized 10 SELL
GEssNER HARRISON,
April l+-s,ds Commissioner