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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE.
INV ORLEANS. 10th August. Il

= T. lANi ~ htNHis ~
COTTON Prior Ia the arrival Of HE steamship
Bfitania, onr market CT sey,lal months onntinued dull
and depressed, and The Transactions were un n limiied
scale tat the large stock on sale. The accounts hrouehi
oi 10y the Britannia Ia the 9TH ult. represented the Gun
ltnnauce OF the fine weather for the ErnNinu ctppa IN the
BRUSH Islands and on The Continent. aud he favorable
effects thereby produced on The linglish markets, which
also impaired glfat activity Ia eurs. reducing the large
stock Ia the hands of faeiols Ia \ few Thousand hales4-
Since the ailltal al lle Britain n. We have received daiea
from England hY thu W %asliuelon Ia The 10Th. and by
The |llibetnli Ia the euA nlt,. eiNinR the must favorable
accounts al the pfastVCl al Al abundant harvest Through
oui Eulppe--thele had. how ever, ltCn ~ ehanae IN the
prices ut the Cotton market since HE ilh. Fam Ia iinud
tulr Orleans heinz quoted at Z } ) Il ID. PER II. With
IN The last two weeks pttees have advanced iu our mar
hei lully cent pen H., and " nov tnane l4aislana
aud Mississippi. lntelior. - Il - Mlddlnq It a la5t
Aildlng Far, III a IL; Tan, liza IL eenis PAR
paund,
Fhc seelrts of Cotton at thispart up 10 the present
date amount 10 ftf1,f3l 1alrs, against .0}9,ha5 haloa
n same ltl,d last year showing Il dcrtta 81 ut, lbi
hales. Tho quantity received a, al the shipping pofa
UP 10 the laiest dates oueunls Ia ,146,f3h bales. NJ aiusl
S,ot9,IlS bales tast ltat, making n tatal i, t%eIenoy ol
jl2,3l0 bales. The efopui lSii-45. which IL NV
nearly all IN market, may he put down At ,sto.Ul1
talus, being 100000 bales less than the c1np Of la yrar.
Mt" outstanding the shurtnrss Of The present cfep. the
gt"th AID coleltnpt'onuf llIs great staple have ercalA
lfeie1s,d IN the lsl itW Yeas. AID IL nna the mast i'm
lntianl il'ln IA of e>rtt3s. HE nathet value ii which
exercises, ofdn 1ily, Il controlling influence on the ecue
tal commerce oflbe county. The t,lluuiup table vii
serse TO show the growtl and consumption OF the article
Ia The United States lt the lust five ,oars.
lflhlAAftIf A \ ! B 4 4 = - = 1. = 81, -. -
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Fl virtue Of a deed Trust executed 10 the snbscrl
Eb her by jesse Clark. bearing date on the "2eil DAY
Of arril. 1916, aud Of record in the Clerks ,llee 81 me
county, of Amherst. the undersigned VIII SCI, on neu-
,.sd,y Tho q2d inst. at the residence Of said Clark. III
the said county, about , miles distant nom Lynch
lurg, the following property viz; one Negro Woman
named Scilla. one Bay Horse. three Feather Beds, three
Straw Beds. three Beds'caas.w with the usual bed clo}l',ne'
one boz. Chairs. = setts Knives \ Forks. , Drnlog Ia
lies. one S|ideboarl. cue Cupboard, ? lookiag GLASSES
one Duz. Plates. 6 Dishes. one Sett Cups and SaartrS'
one Doz. Tea Spoons, G1anle Spoons. one fa'f ehoV
{, and longs pair Andirons, , Candle s.lehs, one
Carpet. one Plough, and all the other plantation n'.o
sis. and $ f3as. Sale to commence at 10 o'chck. No
other title will be conveyed except such as Is vested by
said deed. Ielns Cash. HENRI l. HHolNN,
Sept. 2-te2S / ilai'e'
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HNllE partnership, heretofore existing between anrry
s Wilson. in the practice of the Law. having this
day expired BY Limitation. is hereby dissolved. They
will each attend to the unfinished business of said firm,
and all persons indebted thereto are hereby requested TO
make paymen, 10 either Of us. They can both be found
at tho ,flice heretofore occupied by \ ancey x wilson:
WIN. Il. Nancev. will continue to alteOd the Courts OF
the counties of Amherst. Bedford, Campbell aud Lynch
burg. and Daniel A. Wilson. jr., will in future attend
all the Courts of the counties VI Amherst, AppnnailoX,
Campbell, and Lynchburg. WI. NANlEf,
Semi. 2-w2w, DAN'L 4. WILSON, Jr.
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SUGlRS. GofFEE. III. fSTER. Sc

SUGlRS, CofFEE. ri. hSTER. Sc.
10 hhds D q Sugars, veis prime and DIV,
10 bags lagayta and Rio Coffee.
80 tons Lump Plaster.
5000 III. Welscy aud Wuseys loai aud crushed Sugars.
100 sacks SILT,
10 tterces handsome clarified Sugars,
; eases Boots.
ton Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
> tons ifedegar lion, handsomely assorted,
III boxes TIN Plate,
500 III. Saltpeite,
500 lhs. Russia Sheet lon,
5 hhds. Masro, ado Aiulasses,
; hbls, pieiling Ninegar,
: do Ne ; Maeketcl, vc, larsa and lat, torci,ing
pct hargrs Eat, Eiclmond and OHM. and ior sale low by
tRENSllAN. NAGBh = CARTIER
August Its
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CnlgrNN FACTORY.

vv,rF subscriber would nov inform the Merchants IN gen.
4 eal as well - the P1blm, nat he i m'N'aF, az ~ ~
Wat, rntt,n Factory. as rood an article OF Cotton Yarns as
is made in any establishment he cares not whose 1t be, and
all le wants Is for a lair tial to be mad OF tAs sainb iofi'Ne
,hrm The subscriber is well aware ol the difference III good
and bad warns, and, in order that you may not he Imposed on
= : you are liable To be, Try the yarns,and Al You CAM ""th
thsiIn. lust ut them up as yol found them, ami ma"e Il we
charrc for carving as wrll a. returning, and the subscriber
viii pay the freight on the delivery o!the yafhs to HIM a
Ais, also he GENERALLY has a goa1lot of"a'liis, suitable for
can,,rt., on n hand. al OF Which shah b. sold at fair prices
Please give hun a call when yol want any thing N III, sway
I.qnchburg Sep. . !Si7.-ts .,
a. The Lexington, Abingdon, and f.n'ast!e, Va, aud
Jone.borough. Tom. papors, VIII coy W." aud ih"a''
urcp,lnt to this Office.
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LOOK AT THIS!
Another New Arrival Of Carriages.

MlllllN day o. two past, We have received = supply OF
w Ch3GifES, HslHCi ems, WiGGiES, with
and without tops, also a lew ROGk.jU.1f {. L:RL1GES
i new and beautiful article, which make our assortment, equal
10 any Ia NIrainia-all II which will be sold on accommoda
tlng terms, and at p.iros IL suit the times. All wanting any
thing in the ahovcline will please riNrus . rall, with assn
rance that they can purchase On a. odternls as IN any other
market whatever,
SliACkIEFDRD & .PN.
N. live have also o good assortment of SADDLE
Rf. and arc fully prepared to give entire satisfaction in that
line. Though our business is thrown somewhat into conlH-
sion by the erection Of a new building in front, We are piepar-
ed to wait on oat friends and the puhlic generally. We hope
soon Ia be IN ON new house ON the street, with a $ i'll better
assortment ol every artiel. in our line OF business.
All RfItlEAst" IT, above ims done as usual with ucalness
and despatch. S. s. l..
June Hts
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II will be seen from The above Table of Exports that
the annual average exports of Tobacco from 1910 10 1915
amount 10 l3S, PSI hhds., while the export inr the year
ls45 did not probably exceed 700 hhds.
The whole crop ollSi6'i7, now being disposed of.
will probably not exceed 10000 hIl1s, Of which
there may be .Npnfted 10000 tl5s.
The largest crop grown in Tic [ niicd a'cs uas that
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NOTICE.
4 IL those indcbtedio the late Concerns of Roberts
"A & Lee and Lee & Roberts, are earnestly request
ed 10 come forward and pay their notes and accouns. as ii
Is very i'm, Oranl thai The b .sl0ees sh uld cclos'd. Long
indulgence Will not be gwen, LIE \ ROBERTS.
March Its
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Il l. T. q + / "A l. "a y l. T.
Lot apaa Dwelling House,

IlNt IIBtRG;.
~ Thursday, the 10Th day of September neNt, at / o'clock
/. NJ, upon the premises, viii be- sold, At public ae
ton, by tao undersigned, in obedience to decree oi Tie Su-
Peiizf ,ouli Of thtnecry Ion the liiehmoud Circuit, in two
sHits therein depending, IN one OF " Inch Andrew Steedmn
Is ladlntlli, and the administrator and heirs oi l.anlun {
lhtil, Deceased, and others. art Defendants, and IA The other
OF winch Robert Sannl, Is is Plaintiff. aud the Administrator
and helr,ol I.andan Il. Cabell, decd, aud others are llcl,n=
daots, all that valuable LOT, on Federal llill, in the town
Ut lsnchbufs, with the
DN fLlING HOUSE
ana the buildings thereon, and the appnttenanets BELONGING
h the estate 81 landau r. Cabcll, now and Tor some wear,
past occupied by Samuel Garland, fsq, as atenant.
IIRNS.
'ne nfth part Of the purchase money To be paid either in
ra.h a the TIM ottte sale, %artlirty days thereafter, secured
nv a note Or notes, well endorsed, negotiable and payable At
Hank, including interest from the day # sale. 'fhe rest al
the purchase money Ia he paid in equll instalments, at siA,
we've and eighteen months from the day Of sale, the purchaser
10 give hia bond iot the three deferred instalments, To the IN.
dsislsncl, as commissioner, aud the title to he retained until
the whole purchase m lncy Is paid. Possession to be deli, cred
to the purchaser upon ls making therash payment.
HENRY D~UNSlNGrnN,
Aus"St ze-i9"H Commissioner.
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N.lLE OF L.lAD.

ntiIE Or I"ItND-
\ PURSUANCE of Deed Of Trust, made to the
q undersigned, by Fayette Johnston and others, they
being the President and Directors Of the Fredericksburg
Mining Company, hearing date the 24lh day OF january.
iio4o, and which is duly recorded in the clerks office Of
the county court, for Amherst county. | shall, on Satur-
Jay, the 2nd day Of October next. if fair, if not on the
next fair day, (not being the Sabbath expose to sale at
pnolicaur'lon. to The highest bidder, on the premises.
al That Tract of land. lying in the said county, and
Known by the name Of ChiSsel's Mine Tract supposed to
contain
720 ACRES,
w the same more or less. The terms of sale will be
casn. The title to the said land is believed 10 he good
'u' The Undersigned will convey such title only as Is
Neeisd III him by tte said decd.
REUBEN +. IIlOM, IIustec"
August 26-ts
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.yEW SpRLlU srJu.1ER GOODS

c. w. LOVE.
IN The Old stand qf .Ncircr s. Lore.
WOUl.D respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally that he Is now receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
10 which he would call their attention, assuring them he
will sell and make 10 order as cheap as any house in the
place. All he asks Is an examination of his stock among
which they vii find the following articles
Bioley's best black and blue Cloths,
Smoni's do do do do
English, French s German do do of various colors,
BioIcy'sLest black Cassimcres,
Bichufl's do do do
English, French aud German Cassimsrcs various colors
Best English and Frencl, black Satlns
silk Cashmere, Nelyetecn and other Ncsiings
Pocket and Neck iIandkeTchirts ,Suspouders. Gloves and
in fact. every thing usually kept in such a house.
April LIS {. W. LOVE.
EsFshLs fIs. Susp RI fhMfrf,
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GREAT NJ AK. LrW.E TO TIKI
NNNsrIT.

la Richmond. fredericksburg aud u %ashington city
FENAVFll.ER> euing North are herel, informed
u that the above i.iue It, he only daily Inc. The most
capped iotS tt4f. and thr eatq cnioia lac.
Passengers leaving Rehmond by this liae. daily at
5 \. NJ arrive at t|ialilmuie 10 Tea, at iluladelpila, IN
the.eeniso ii the niyht. and Al New iolt by L ~ N.
he neNl day. beup a business day, a,d Sdmstimcs teo
days. ~ atraaet otllav,llefs by the River aud Hay
Boats, aud aee, moreover. exemption all RISKS Of SEA
sickness and storms, a. by the JAMES River and iia,
lue.
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a IL. persons indebted TO me-. are hereby to',hed,
N that. intending to leave l.ynchhnrg, have placed
nv books aud accounts in The hands OF f. ID. Christian
far suit or collection. Those indebted 10 me will please
come forward and paw to him. as lanaer Indulgence eau
not be given. DAVID W hOohr"
Sept. 2-WSw
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E1OR SALE, the valuable ard wclIlnown TAVERN
h STAND, called CiiF.SNt'FIllI i'll on the I~ynchblrg
aId l~.eNestia Turnpike road, p miles west ot the former
place. The Imrroycmc is consist ot a large
fy-@ss STOkN FRAME BUiI ,s%a,
f+id WITH CONVENIENT KITCHEN, EA""7
-smu $ " o h f. Us T., L4nl
lee fsasEsc. Stables,
AMI MI ether buildings suitable f5r a Tavern.
The Pam contains $50 ACRES. Iii is very productive,
and rrne ai1ng the james River Canal for a mile, and II 4.
well adapted to the growth oI Tobacco and all kinds OF grain.
There are about 30 Acres Of cleared land and he balance well
tihnbcrcd. All of the fence, have been made new within the
last wear.
deem At unnecessary 10 state any further particulars, as
persons wishing 10 purchase will examine for Themselves.
II The above property is not disposed Of privately, before the
LIST DAY OF November next, it will, on thatd az, be sold al auc-
ton on the premises.
And at The same time aud place, all of my crop Of CORN,
OATS, FODDER, Sc, Sc, as also my stock Of all kinds,
together with my
HOtSEHOLD ND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Farming Utensils, &C.
TERMS. Or the personal property a credit OF six months
viii be given, bond and approved security required. On the
real cstlts, one fourth cash, aud the balans &c in equal install
ments OF onc, twoand three years.
August i2-ts wv. JORDAE.
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rscnfer greek EWMabcy House.
E'IE 81 DISORDERS associated themselves the
4 LIST Of September last, for the purpose of doing a
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
Pc Ps'CUaiisc e "a SaHS
at the Lumber House, 6lnil IS below lynchburg. and
where the Turnpike comes to the Canal, under The name
Of John J. Montgomery s Go. They have Just re
ceiyed a well assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Ais, a supply of GROCERIES. which they offer to
the public low for cash, OF in exchange for Wheat and
Corn.
Lynchourg prices will be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded al iynchbnrg prices.
JOHN }. MONTGOMERY,
May Its A. y. MONTGOMERY.
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.NDIlCE.
ENOR SALE. the valuable and we'll known Tract of
4 Land, on which | live. situated Ia The lower end ri
Campbell county. on both sides of Whipping creek. Just
above where It enters into Stanton nyef. containing. hy
receut survey, 625 ACRES, of which about 80 Acres
are beautiful low grounds, now in a hinh state of cul iva
ton. and Is well adapted . the growth Of com. wheat.
oats and tobacco, and GUMS clover aud grass equal To any
land IN thus section of country. The plantation is sufi
eit Mt To work from twelve to il1ecp hands Ia advantage.
There Is about 2oa Acres yet 10 clear, all Of which is
first rate To acco Land. The Tract is we'll water
ed aud nearly all under good trnec. The Improvements
~ excellent consisting ola DWELLING
S4|s:.s . 81. showing - ferl front. with Q
TEg8 lgS looms, Of when are neatly fnishpi.
G1srS.aSss good kitchen, work hon =. barns. stables.
~, an excellent garden. and beautiful ward. adorned
with shade trees and s|hrubhcry. viii sell a Great b,r#
gan ON accommodating terms, aud take IN pay noni mo
ney OF negroes. al fair prices.
Any person Wishing To purchase a LARGER quantity II
Land can be accommodated, with about 100 Acres ad=
joining, of first rate bottom and high land. we'll improved.
ifthe frat named Tract Of Land is not previously sold,
ii Will be Offered fr salf, At public auction, ON The prem
Ises. on Wednesday The LIST day Of September neat. II
ar. If mi, the ncNt fair day. \ general invitation to nh
land buyers, 10 cali and examine lor themselves
/. u. PoiNDENIER.
Z. S.-ll a private sale should lr elected. it will be
hnown by Ills notice being discontinued. l.. u. +.
June It's
~ The / N%nclanrg Republican and Richmond Win
viii publish theabovc and send ldcir accounts 10 tins
office.
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CONSTITUTION (COSTHEENESS.)
Of ,%rtateccr Standing. permanently cured By
WARTONS ER(ALENTA.

NNINIUNS INV AIlT..N \.
4 LlGllT. p~alatabIc and nutritious Food. fr the
"a cure OF those most distressing Affections,
dyspepsia, Constipation &c. 1t will be found IN trial C.
quail to the highest expectations. A supply of the above
ir sale by, JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Aug. 3O-ts
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EDWIN H. PAGE,
II TT o II ~ Y "A II n u,
CAMPBELL {. IL, VA.
WILL practice in all he Courts of Campbell county
" the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin,
Plltsylyanio and Halifax Counties.
T.. Il and }. W. PAGE,
Having associated themselves IN the praclire of the
Law, Will attend the CuurisIn l.YNcuBuRG. AMHERST
AMPbELI, FRANKLIN, PITrsYIyANIA and HALIFAX.
Al business entrusted 10 thcir care viii have prompt al
lCnilon.
For T.. r. PAcr, address Campbell e. II.
Nv. PtGE sui retains his Office in Lynchburg.
July 22-ts
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DR. H. ROYS|
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,

ARE \ STRENGTHENING, I~IIttATINE md
PURIFYING TONIC.
ENIESE PILLS are universally acknowledged by all who
4 have used them, 10 be- pleasant, sae and ccftoin cure
fnr Bilious Fcyers, Fever and hgue, Liver Complaints, Sick
Headache, Jaundi-c -, Indigestion, luputiy Of the blood, Gu
tancons Diseases, Nettons Irritation, 1-anguor, Iiabitaal
CoNi,enr~~, I.o,sot Appetite, ~IJy7pclsia. Pics, Collie, Worms
III Children, Female Complaints, aud ali diseases arising from
4 Torpid Liver Ut Impure Blood, and they are hey ond all
COMPARISON the best oi all known specifics for the euro OF that
rlass ol diseases Tor winch the Medical Faculty have Tor
years united in prescribing the %ccltbrated
S.~45S.HP.3BiLi. ,R.ND MN tIfERRI,
Which arc the two principal i~ngroiioits Of IN. lie Koy's
pills and are 50 combined with other valuable remedial
agents {addrd 10 supply certain snnati>e properties which
both are deficient OIL that the whole compound furnishes the
saicst, most elective, most agreeable, aud most perfect Tonic
and Aprricnt Nlcdiaino ever offered 10 The public.
u. r.. LYMAN,
Agent ioi l~.yhehbuis.
August IG-2m %
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more or less, il being the Land ON which the said Armistead
fafksiale mo-" resides. Also, one half of the Sandy Creek
hiiiis, the Land attached thereto, and the milling apparatus,
sc.
Also, all the said B~orksdalr's interest, at the date Of the
sd' G'td, fhthe BisullerN adjacent to said Mills, the Land
"',''Aed thereto, and the fixtures, and other appartcnances
belonging 10 the aid Dsthlerv.
Also, the hllonirg slaves, viz:-Sam and his wife Winnev.
Robin, !es-e, llemy, Ga nan0 Pleasant, Annistead, Wash
msi'n' Marx, Glley. John, Henry, "a boyD CLARA and her
Hannah, Grassy, Kitty, Alley, and her fouf children. Judy,
little Alley, l).niel and AbrIn, and any increase OF the sand
female Slaves born since the date Of the sand deed oitrust.
Also, a riding tarriagc and Harness, a pair of Carriage
IIor.Cs, Nlc Llur horse Mannn nun OK Eart. ali Iln stlcLl nl
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Two Earn,> ian R~ockbridRc,
u 81 l. T..
HAVE more land than | lave ioIee 10 work, and am ann
w Cd r. A &c VI -.

1 ious to sell
TW % IA le VI =.
Tbs one is about 6 miles cast Of Lexington, AID, upon the
road leading hon thence by Whites Gapio Buffalo springs,
1t contains
Gs4
about $50 Of which are cleared, and near - OF il nicely wa
tered meadow. The baildnAsafc extensive and Of excellent
quality consisting ola
~ sTORr DHElLLNG HOtSE,
weather boarded, Witch has seven looms and a passage,
IJi0 hIToHE.NS, "A STONE .nE.4F HOUSE
.LND Spring house, Il L.3RGEF FRAME
GRfsI .hH.i, ray neatly flushed;
A double gaafed Saw Mil; a very large aud excellent
Stonr building, formerly used as a pisullory; a Very Iarrp
frame barn, with Stables under it. " Whole luleth and sheds
around. There Is, alsoa double frame Corn House, laige
enough 10 hold 1000 bushels of Corn. The buildings ate IN
fne condition. They were all put up aieut the ,ane TIM
and not many Yeas age. will sel this fam al u per acre,
aud not be very particular as to tine Of payment, lroyidedtho
interest he paid,
The other FARM i tlat valuable c.tate called IRISH
GREEh Eif1n~ It's 9 miles east 81 Lexington, very near
10 the BunaIo Springs Turnpike, and contains
IT, y,
about 400 Of which arc cleared rm4 ~ Acres arc beautiful
meadow, ablHdfaly "ateied There are nearly 40 Aafes
Of Creek and River bottoms, any or all 4 which would make
fne Meadow, ifile owner houldJlot tot arm them. The
buildings consist Of
C0uFORTlBLE D|ULLLLs13 HOUSE.
with overall rooms, alaase krfGiifN, twdother Houses Of
moderate ,iz,, will STONE CHIMNEY =, a la4c Slting
House supplied b, a ,efy fine Spring Of Frcestoue water,
i very large BARN with SIIElaS upon thrce sides Of il, 4
large DOUBLE CORN HOUSE, a GliIST MILL. that
dncs the grinding 81 the farm, ard. a ,ety large STONE
HOUSE, formerly Us. as a Iishiloly. hut its water power
las been more recently useA to uopel a ihi..hing Machine.
| hoae isa GREAT command Of water upon tins Earn, and every
l.ciidy Is furnished Cuelndins a contiguous mountain raneeA
Tor mating it a splendid ste'k as well Is grain fsfn, lfis
elasscd among the bet tracts Of this county, and it. location
a1o.ds a choice Of either the River or Turnpike, Tor The rrius-
t'i'a'i9a 81 produce 10 lf "eh11lf' from winch place 1t =
distant forty milss. ! VIII sell tbs farm at sl2 per acre, cay
pa msufs. Persons wLfiag to purchase viii please tail Al
my residence upon the North Rive. two mile north utleX-
AI.ERED lEABURN.
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.0aO bales.
100000
345.WfD
4l2,5OO
Total,
, bdca

However much tho consumption of Cotton may he III
lll'iisi'ed Ia Europe during the present year. cattle ly
The scarcity OF food. the arrangement Ia the nouey mar
kei and the advance of 30 per cent in the raw material.
the stocks will be reduced 70 low by The Isl of January
next. as 10 place The trade in he position II insufficient
supplies aud entirely dependent on the new etop-il
may therefore be assumed that the consumption las fully
oseriaken the production, aud will keep pace with II AS
aud wider markets are opened. 1t rs also reasonable
10 infer that the Cotton planting interests must revive.
and prove emInenily prosperous.
Ia regard 10 the growing crops, there are disconfaeing
prrnnute fruu ,osuN ie.'s ri. r#.s ~. 49,
backward spriup, and The reccul protracled rains. cx
tending over the greater portion oi the Cotton region.
have, with the repprls Of The appearance OF the army
worm. created considerable alarm Among the planters
Ii is, however, yet Too early To form a correct opinion is
10 the propable extent of the crop.