Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

From III Baltimore la,s'ican Fama
WORK FOR FEBRUARY.


rras rsirens Fro -. n aoeneci {, tic van hole
ihs, shall p. std SAY an, hing REV ur orc ms
la With saiz=s4s or hat So may be ahle L.
Tenind SEQ, Z irW f4Bgs iisi HusAi uihtf-
wise hsTt esrRsss t.lffrc Z. eefI7rs. u shai
cd n hs ar pe5s-r lad Lfsehl 81 Ia "a ton
will Rave bern .rs Is } aua az gecI aIt,jHet.
lleiaTr o. a#sasr ,Af = ass = lie fanE.
~ssld. however,. - Tf5a'-se l. a.a.e rev fassr,
sharks tee F.iHl 4 t.fsfs 1f7fteI itf -
ls,sar,s 81 'lae ea.. - All - 6-.i fa-,. ~
wauio ea~~rEe. 5aai f.#sH ', s-~ ~ 4crs s rac,
e. has but idaatys i.-.l1 - .-as HsVr r=e
..au>ls fsisHea en- 5Kssss = H-r iA-lalef a'i -.
fhe rsassas li.1 sbea afese. s5se taI Il si,oas
-l-es or lslisa n p szl ess = tIe #Isains ib-I
fTn.e sad go -. l.sezi ewes .ase of ibe
.{eera * EH-sz, seeea IS Pin tusea'-- al the rpm
II TIE nFra --,sS elfHsri,i RIih TIE lnapr l. r,
sfairs 4 the ai'd X -8aIn. 20 Ia show ll4t tn
fngsey-d rpreisar cNpz9eled. ffn 10. herss,it
ch nrersi'e1 ftr= darnF iHe lasi 5sf. - lag
heavy pace If flas Purchase - bfridsiutf, aud
r yisaaas VIII b-iilon--ihsl II lh- Necessity ell
se'dlns tbcif teciau, metal to -. 20 phcufe B-
ressaue- OF isir, tlsi boHghi ahui thai s-gency n
money matters tat has md Al scr can,rcal ruoa
r1ssn,rpts snl Hrueh ruin upon mang c3nncrcia
itsfses Of hu-e9ilfc gHl Standing. ilad Engand been
able e.gsy ia the tdgtttrce miioas Of f1ira food
imported by her. with the products q her manufactures
fhe operation Womb have been If immense profit 10
her. becasc would ave been the reward # tie Cur
fen, industry Of her peape; bul when shr had draw
largely upon h6r past EARNINGS to sustain her u1rhi
'rIRls, lis er Is were Immediately +ril. and
sequence natural and inevitable enterprise hcsnir en-
r"P'd IN difficulty, and speculation patay7sd TT The
mpr reason thai hlus could na lon.or ptanl ace IN
rhaiius, because ul lhr ineefslut dilf winch hai
en- made up thrr bullion, lhp winch. lrning the
Isis vi thor paper is,ufs. could exon potential lu1
IA do good ~ 1.4efI frSiHfd Then farts
shese a'one 1t poses, ssed the lowet Il representative
cfeai on Solne have b~fu Sl1rt sighted enough IL
Iscnhe 10 the rail road eaerpuses Of T. gland, her
ut IfSiX mi
rs absurd as facious, every dollar thus occupied.
tended 10 stimulate and bring into aclre life her indus
Try, .Teaie labor, AND give employment. Ard however
nnprodncye any ol these eGl,pnsas may have proved
q tie individual stockholders, the money did &c
osl ID the cuuniy bat on the contrary, was Kept Ia he
country conld exert other than ben, iieal IA
1n'nce brcausc. instead 81 The vast thus IN
eeslsd belrg confined u few hanls-bnng locked up
rlle clrr> Il caplailsis-it Became dlnset WAS CIR
cl1lrd through every sei7 aud arery aud thus tecame
'ac comm n s5etcc vt employment and reward to the
'iAslriai classes
Thangh the failures IN Fngsud have hornme less
''queni, the pressure ot money comparatively abard,
ae elects OF The demands made last wear upon her then
,sst earnings viii colnde TO be felt In year 80,
aud until the sum thus expended shall be replaced by
lure earnings; and hence IT, that her Inability be
exhaustive purchaser 81 ie,gn PROJECTS ~ll asp con
tnte sll'ng as the canss which produced II may as
fruitful as England -. large the products o her
fields she must however. trum The densty 81 her pupe
fatlOn, ever continue customer ipr considerable
ion u her Tradsius, and nng her duties shall
main SIS now, we may, 10 certain extent, divide the
surrey whh the gram producers OF Europe though from
ihc superior c1hugu.y q these bordering ON thr black
sea, and the Bsc, and the cheapncss ii lahr IN those
cunnlfies, they will eNeep' IN years like the past always
ave the advantage over us-and hcuc,, II Is, that Eng
and heretofore has silly drawn the d. frency Of her
sup lies from those countries and that explorations
Il haI there. have been governed hv the rates OF EN
Image ~ sklns view Of all the operating causes.
with The desiret 70 atrlve lst cuncusona, have he
rone suppressed with the belief thai although our expor-
'1ous to England Of B,eGdsttls and Prorsioas, du=
my loie, viii fall very far short III amount 10 thse
i 1917. sun They viii be greater th1n ih,y had been
IN long series U years prior ~ the ale year The
aseA III Ibis IS ahylous-the famine oi 1871 cleared oo
al the accnmulaels ol former years that though the
cropoi grain In t"s lsndoias proved good one b.
tclual deficiency viii be greater than former years
less productive, inasuuch the demands consunpt
wi'' have little or no Ieed graG fall b1ck upn
The same cause which operated 10 clear the d,pls
'taries Ut England, had Ike effect in clearing gu
the barns In our OWN country-ior much grain whicl
lad been held over year or two III better prices
tr%sd markets during the last year. The reports q
all the Rah Roads and Canals. which the carrier
II the products, prove THIS, by the unmisakeable fact
hat their lines Of Interpretations Increased NOR
'hak sentTed PEI eeal. Il is plain then, trm til
Premises sc.nssed, that the consumption for lSis,
nave 10 rely npoa ihe lsjuetians tf lSi1 almost eA
cinsively tor snlTly, whetheg that cunsnmpiun sha
rave relation 10 ore.n or hune degxsd, aud such b,
ing the case the inference is legitimate one, that
vii 81 rule. as 10 yield fair rewsrd the produce
vi lreads1s and provisions during the current year.
1 f.,e article of Corn and Corn Meal. we wauld =
mark. that If paDs be taken to send the msrke
# England. ireland and Scnand but what shall la
osen kiln drird, dgrIng the prrsen, year. that It's $
perlor excellence cheap foua for man, and allen
fr stook will eoTnnend II TO favor that viii esta
lsh permanent markes in lhose c,antfies and contin
"a find outlets there Tor very conside able porlloi
Uur surplus.
Turning from prospective demands and prices, lei
see whzi may be done during the mon.h
ON THE FAkM
WoEKNe lIossEs Asp MrLEs As these no
crc1tuffs are svw severely taxed with the ordssry
bus IT The faam--and they will cnnnae b.
ID hey shk sscelve all possible attention, kitSat
aud care. They sH'shd be fed and uaared al regu
hlns. three times DAY. be curred catded land brus
ed and whisped Jown night and morning. And il
desirable that they should oee, npon iteir spriag ab'
ie condition, if they not in good plight nov tn
old have moderate increase ii grain food. Tin
sas sh,ud be we'll h.dded with straw, and regular
c sneJ every nornug lflbef hair should appear dea
- ~ no. hJuri hey sll9rii Ea,e grTft Il tnc