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REGULATIONS VERSUS PILLS.

wese continually asked, what 10 the between
Ways n. Euators and ordinary pitf
We answer that pills. they ordinarily prepared sold
by different manufacturer
which operate the bowels merely called pills and
those which excite the liver called
rial or liver pills. Railways Requisite pills merely In
shape, but did. 10 every other characteristic.
They only the bowels but
and Kidneys regoa each TO healthy aeton They
are not drastic and never give pain - most pills
heystimuate the liver without endangrng the
iva,ien ereurial pills do containing
POSITION they narms when used They
are aess being envelopes In elegant coating gum. 70
Sregulates, B 10 0purge-good At all times.
- AZ FAMILY PHYsIO
hadways H,Euiators the Innocent SAFE MID and
pleasant Pills 10 use They are quick
yen..s ndxs,on Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint,
Bladder. ~ "
yEMALE D1rYICULTIEs.
Leueor0s Reur Aibus whites Of ali
- BILIOUS DTsEAsFS
Bile the etonseh, Bilious Choc the
and all Chronic Affections Of the Liver and Kidneys
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EAKTElENWAIsE. CHINA,Sc.
FALL IKPOhTA Ton, 1854.
WIN. +. BUTLER,
No. 10, VI min Street, south eide,
AS received ships "senator" and III. Clay"
YORK. and by the ATHENS direct TO this
stock Of kAR7WLS WARE and CHINA, sad Eastern
nanufastui hi, rsuAarge supply Of Glassware
Castors AID Fancy Goods AL purchased
oba Babe and which he oGvrs Others
In thi, market, upon the most favorable terms.
Special PANS taken 10 PACK securely. auSo
IDIOT AND PEARL AsH.-one cs'k and Pearl Ash
IL also, sal Soda, Just reeeivedby
sels JOHNSTON 4 BRO. Drurz,,t,
VIRGINIA COMEDItNS.-GEORGE ~ WISE No,
) and Exchange Place, cGers FOR sale:
The Virginia Comedians, the Old the Old Dominion
Edited from the MSS OF Q. Enshau Esq vols paper o.
cIoth 90 wy
Party Leaders, etetehe. OF Thomas Jefferson Alex Hamilton
Andre. Jackson Henry Clay John Randolph Of Roanoke
notices Of many other distinguished
BY o. Bad..n author Of Plush Times. limo. SOo
Preservation Of Health and Prevention Diseases
nent " the Sick &c, kc BY b. n. Couings, ~ D. 75c
Chemisiry Of Common Life. vol 9Th. 20 ctl.
Alice Seymour; a H. me Tale, By Mrs Grey. Is cts
Lamp Lighter. (Nev suppy) tl,i5.
fashion and Famine took OF great merit. tl.0O
Alone; New Edition. ti,25.
Notes Arabroiiane: Q vols. i9ro, el tn. $500.
Ned Nassrove; y Theodore Hook. 30 cents.
WoodcIsf: BY Sims. sii25 GEO. 81. WEST
seW Exchange Bookstore.
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<SnAAl n.a r.a.N .iAi. hOrrs-s.- ana Comorts.
York ,ci tranSrs dnd Bngod1e through As
Ma OF WdsanSion, baltimore and Philadelphia, rce Of erssd
the 18th Of August the following quick and
schedules will be the inland route between
Richmond Richmond daily 81 O'clock
M IN o'clock, NJ arrive in New York daily at NJ and
Of n.
Fare 70 Warrington, lst class seats %
I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 10
"a . pnusds,nht. LAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S %
Between Phisdephia York d.iyJ %
each nrs class and % and u for I'd
olAss do
Fer Through Baltimore Philadelphia
other Information, apply At the ticket once.
direct named above with the
Route through tickets direct be obtained
In ton for wheeiug, via Relay House, at - So
g. night will not stop to take put down
the following staonsHung Cottage Tay
orsvs Junction. Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guineys
Yrederieksburg and Brooke's
IL proper In addition state the information
fnRton Of which the traveller,
has been Washington has
proceed at convenient hour directly
on his Journey any point north OF that place
aulb 3 HUTh, Agent OF irAnsportauoa
GSADDLERY, dc-The subscriber respectfully informs
friends public generally that he has taken
Avs Webb Bacon Co.. where be found
manufacture lie fate himself that having hs
his business that his
relied In addition businesss have added the
all kinds of Horse and Mule Collars, which viii
d a be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants will And greatly their interest call and
sx,mIue for which win sell low for cash,
credit to punctuA customers. .. =. ..-
mhi0-du JOSEPH H. OoL0UlTT, Agent
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VNHE yuHGINIA ,i AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
running line Of Stages Mondays
Fridays and they will daily
bern Depot, the Virginia
House and As Rel Sulphur Sprin1s
scBEDULE-Lsase LypehbarE via Virginia. and
Rdrodd AZ A. NJ and reach the Red Sulphur Springs
the day.
Lynehburg Giles cour, House. o. 50
Do do do Red Sulphur. 8 so
Tickets may be procured at LynchburE depot.
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NERYors PEOPLE
r. n. R-DIscovERY NO. 8.

Should take Rndwnys HenovntIng Hrsovsnt II will max. IN
os nervous, weak gloomy and victims
sel healthy vigorous, and Price Of r. X REsolyrsr
per bottle. ~
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VIMGuNIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
" BtlWdNAS NATURAL BRIDGE LEXINGTON IND
SoCh8EIDGE ALtN SPRISGS-Pss,engers informed
thN The nov running daily line u splendid
Horse Stages uord's
Railroad. to the above named places.
SCHtDULE-l<ave lypchburg
Railroad a4 NJ and arrive =. buchanan from too o'clock
the same evening Leave buchanan
and ~ hours At the Sfurdi Bridge Rock
bridge Alum sp ings In time for dinner
Fare from Lynehburg 10 BuC hsnan Observation-Disclosures
Do do do Natural bridge. %
3
Do do do Roesbridse Alum .................. Z rs
Ticket: may be procured ct the Lynehbucg Depot.
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SPRING AND bs su NM IA %iRfkAANeEaENr.

HIN EVERY TUESDAY AND sATCRDAI-r.s. TIN
6xSSMAtL STEAMSHIP ROANOh6- eaPtain 0x1M
Thomas sAianer-wni leave RE Anond' forS6A
iork In future Saturday morning at o'clock Re-
turning abe will leave New Richmond Wednesday
afternoon O'Clock.
The Jamestown, CAyExpr, vlleAve "RsAnsond'
to Ne ORR" heretofore rae'day afternoon At
O'clock Returning, abe Yok for Richmond every
Saturday Afternoon at O'Clock.
returning
Passage to New York, including
siser.s. passage, only
Passengers taking Norfolk charged the
By the river boats. .
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PINEx eeINI LINE no nALLEJ:a en-

SS, ronDAl e. naIn q "a a. SnSE2S- NSf4
formed that the MAINLAND Capt
MITCHELL having been entirely rened enlarged andmprovsd
In every respect the route Richmond and Bat
more, once weekly.
Passengers this economical line will
Richmond BY the morning train MONDAY OF each week.
O'Clock NJ Baltimore In the the night
securing connection With the different lines out Baltimore the
following morning any direction.
Returning, Baltimore
Wednesday Of each week ooloct NJ arrive
Greek In time with the night line Of
m9nd fredeIief,burs and Potomac k.l,osd Comp any.
Fare in either ~ Cabin
price, but With ais board Of the Maryland included
Fare for nst passengers BAt Phad
pha By the Newcastle frnehtoun line tlSU
ea,, do s-mAtns the whole fare from Richmond Ptia.
delphA by this uue t6ony
and $50 for ,econ elias, ditto Including meals for the latter
board Of the Maryland"
further particulars through tickets spply the once
the Richmond Railroad Company
J. r. WINSTON. Ticket Agent
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ID lCMMON AND PETERSBURG; RAIL
IL hOND-fALL AERAhGEMENr-0n M Tharsiay
the 9Th Of October 1884, the Trains vii
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nIssoLrTIoN OF Co-PNRTNERsHIP.-The co-p.r,nsr.
" ship heretofore existing under the nrm sEABRooK
REEVE this day dissolved by
10 the ate fr will please make
ner can use the OF the nr In settlement Of the business
wN. H. sEABROOK,
l.
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NXTOOL DEPOT.-we have determined TO open
w nscon with present bnsiness Wool Depot for the
sale Of WOOL and have the services Of Mr. John water
house. Of the Wooden Factory
city HIS attention. necessary, will be devoted exclusively TO
this business.
Wool condgned viii be graded 80 that each chaser
such Wool he wants. not be compelled buy such
his There Virginia suf
fetn qusoy Wool N concentrated aud graded To attract
Of manufacturer and dealers mskei and
hope ,seeed establishing good market for the Wool
home
Iorp,riieulsp eIrcaisu. cREHsHAw co,
G,ec.rs nd Commission Merchants
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100000 M sS&sEE cL 81 ssH II dats AZ

NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSUIP.-Th ,sbscri.
n ber' have this day entered into CopATtn rshr conduct
he NrshAa Tailoring Ru.ines' the old stand 81 WA smith,
opposite the Pest cce We thsats the public
'aror ana hope by attention and merit
Ezanre o: the patronage for t literally h-rtofore
tended 20 each Of individually We have hand we'll
ecie4 stock 81, si. Consisting o, the usual variety which
request patrons 20 call and examine.
wM. !. smith,
uTpr
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THE SUBSCRIBER, In leaving Richmond
his friends Who eonndd nrm
hopes they will continue their avors Aess HILL
LINGs. B. W. TALLHY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04
By GoDDiS a Api,ESsoN
Most JdiuaJie WAREHOUSE on Cary and
2lSt streets, tor sale at Auction.
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY

AFTERNoON, the 81 August 1854, upon the =ptenl.-
: s. commencing ut ) o'roc. thai hugc Ind most val
aable TOBACCO hAkEBDUSE owned by Messr,.
'reston and Eedofs whose phrct selling is to wind
- the partnership concern sltuut'd ia thu city ri
Hrhn"n at the eroi Cary and 2lst streets, 'front.'
ng the Mouth side of cary street l34 feet aad th
east hue Of 2ls street 10 leet to alley 10 feet Wlds
Also will he sold lca,chnd interest (and the buildings
tmtcon) II the lot adjoining the east and cunnecrd
herewith. lavn4 Il FROM u 81 feet on Cary street.
ocPtE ot l6i feet aud lis line 80 fee VIII ch
sad lea ehod terminates IN the Isl OF Juuuliy 1896.
lht above real e-tate presents, it is tiicvet exaor
binary ndueen ens 10 capitalists the mercantil
munrty, being removed only ct from the Rich
nnrd Dock and will be wteu the conucriion betwe,
te Dock and Basin IS opoGed (now ucarIy cuupleed)
convenient not only or the reception of prod hy he
Can" hut equally to the shpping and in the
item OF dtayase stone large may be ann ally
saved The income ttnm this warehouse has ave aged
Tor thu pn>t eight years over ,2j0D Located in the
most prosperous and improving portion the CITY it is
believed that GoptePe,y i Offering for sa winch
presents greater inducements thnn the above.
TERMS: | ca>h, sutactory endorsed negolia.
Bile note al months boance ats II lS ard n months
or neg tlahle uotrs iers added from 1t January
rest wh"n fa'l Possession viii be gver' secured by
uust drcd. GODDIN & APpER;D N
aug dlds Aurtionpcrs
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Mrs. TOWnley's Female School,
B.VNCisRlTRss,V Va.

M Y ncxt session Of 1--WE Months, will commence
VI the 4rh day OF Septembe1 Ny course of English
literature and the sciences wibe comprehensive and
thorough the simpler branches of rnahemnt Is will
- fought, A soon sufficient b. obtained
| will employ competent teacher ri the French IAN
gusge. In the sciences and he mathematics | shall he
assisted. when necessary, by my husband, b. Town
ley.
A pupil may be entered at ny period during The
SION who "ll be considered Hen;ered to the end Of the
.esion unless ,ncrc be special for shorter
tine. My prices 81 AID - per month, according
the branches taught
My school-room is at our residence ON Church street,
near the lower end /MARY J. TOWNLEI.
nn.I 1851 2tnwiftscV
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4 Valuable Tract 0fLand for Sale,
IN ApPOMATTOX COUNTY.

IN IT VNIAI Wy N'II y I.
G3 H vftna :" decletal order ., thc Circuit Cout of
eA@ Appomnttox county. Irnuuunrcd at its Apr term
S'4, IN The OF Mekin cy by &C. and other. vs.
Sntuam aud others, wetho undersigned, clmmiss
appointed Tor thar purpose, will Frda, the day
of Scprmb y next the premises proceed to sell the
rmrt q" Land the Bill and proceedings mentioned
containing : . acres.
Thus tract Il land is situated Immediately on the
>'uh SD" Rarond, p mics rim Lyuchburg. 1t has
. good nWrt louse with ,ix roo s. upon it, With
ell the necessary ouhousrs huns &c, and is IN high
.lareof cultivation.
credit ii SIX, twelve and ciahc, month, will be
gwen, tie purchaser giving bond with approved Ierso
Hd security, and the filn rrn'nrd iurrher serIty
ED, d CHRISTIAN. }c..,
wv. II CABELL S''m Is
july % ixttls
~ Republican aud Petersburg Iutellisenrer copy
vice n wrrK II. day al. ,nL, -
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MSCELLANEOt r..
Musical Nt.ice.

CENNARo f. BOHZAOfkA return hi. f,o'cf,l
" thanks to his Turner ID would infra I,,o
aud the citizens Of LtutttHrs generally ~ lie vi
commence, hi. setenteM ,e,sio1 # nu,i,d stlu.ti,n
on tin I'h September
Terms 'or es,gls given ~ private residences t,encb
nut Tor session at i've mouth> lessons irvc,k
n f3iluns
Instruct r'lhe Pial"'and Singing, s25 90
GUITAR ; 90
tirnt' en- IN desas .,tru,5n IN the Violin 9, FIu.
he given their iou vii be charged u. the abovs
rates
lie vii, also At the me. by the request of some
ii liirnd.. open pubic singing seh ovefth book
sfofe Of M.-is Faye Chr i an. for ladir. a I'd Cen
iemen whrie twr,ty tour -sons VI be .. ven in
twesem ek,, each pupil rnyngiae SIX ioIurs al lhe,,
IirHtioH 81 the tenn
desiring lis service, in iher Of nl,y. Il.
paitrents Will pause leave Their nnncs ut d. d. r. Iv
mn drug Store.
M drduc'ion WILDE made seeltin cas- of nro,rnc.e
ted sickness
lle.frceiycd his iu>trustn.i, ltaiyand has had ff
teen years rHpriD,cc in eurhing.
Id lnd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

Powers, THE SCuLproR.-A letter to the New
ark Daily Advertiser, from Turin, says that
Powers statue of Washington, executed to the
order of the State government of Louisiana, was
finished and would be shipped to its destination
in few days. Powers is now engaged on a Sta
tue of Daniel Webster, ordered by the city of
Boston. The great Statesman is represented in
the attitude of defending the Constitution, which
is firmly graspod in one hand while the other
rests upon the symbol of the Union, which il Sc
cures. This is said to be among the best of Pow
ers' efforts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

~WV,WWU WU
All of which is respectfully submitted
July 2Sth, 1854.
C. w. CHRISTIAN. Finance com
Il. ID. JENNINGS. mittee.
And the council, considering il necessary and
proper 10 raise the sums aforesaid 10 redeem the
debts land sustain the faith and credit OF the
city, doth direct the said committee to propose
and report the usual necessary bills for leyying
Taxes upon the usual subjects of taxation to
raise the sums aforesaid.
And then the council adjourned.
Extracts from the journal.
ID. ROBES, Crk.
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have opored office for writing by the Job | will
\ mu,e original entries write up looks, draw off
counts &c. furmerchants aud others. will draw for
moderate fees deeds ofrue, deeds of trust, Wills
ments. bonds. &c For merchants and others will do
their writing at their coInng rooms. if they preierit
propose. also to do bushes, u general agent
Any communication through the post office, will be
promptly auendeito Lmuy be found at present, my
residence ON Church Street near the lower end
X. b T0WNLEY
Ivnrbburp V, bonpth Isl 1854 2tawiifSc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

DlARRHGA.-A day or two ago gentleman
mentioned in our office very simple remedy for
the diarrhma. 1t is simply dried peaches. Put a
handful in your pocket and nibble at them oecas-
ionally. We have tried it since;and so have mum,
Der of on. family and found them u speedy and
perfect cure. We presume it may be necessary to
commence with the cure at the early stages OF the
COMPLAINT Louisville Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

The ii any Atlas abiding 10 the death Of Miss
Fillmore says that after course Of instruction at
the Pittsiied Female Seminary, she entered the
Normal School from which she graduated with the
highest honors. In accordance with the pledge
given on the entrance into that institution, she
taught for some time in one of the Common
Schools in the city OF Buffalo, until the advent Of
her faiher to the Presidency changed the resi-
dencc Of the family TO Washington. There, BY the
modesty Of her dcmeanor and the sohdity 81 her
requirements she won esteem Of mnny and there
too she called upon to part with fond moth
cr. whom she has 50 soon followed 10 the tomb.
We regret 10 learn that the Hon. WIN. IL.
BlssEII.. Of Illinois who ha- been detained from
his seat in the llonse of Representatives for seY-
era weeks past by severe indispositlon. Is now
dangerously i'll at berkeley Springs Virginia.
senator SHIELDS, we learn being sent for by Mr.
BIssrl L. left this city yo lesday afternoon to pay
hin friendly yisit.-Aotionai Inteiiigencer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

Signor Vito Wits sale of Statuary, Paintings,
&c, has been postponed until tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, and at night.
He has also changed his location to the Mason
ic Hall, where his articles will be on exhibition
tonight and tomorrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04
WEsTWOOD SCHOOL.

u WIS school located auut three mics from the
Il city Of Iy nchbuF, thu Va. n Tenn. Railroad.
Tile next session will commence the fr,t Moniuy in
September and connue Tor ten months
The oJect II The school i 10 prepare boys aud young
en Tor CO lego. al L. afford such do wish to
incur the expense OF 'oegare Of instruction an
opportunity % acquiring good classical aud ;, enifc
cdnca'lon including also IA Thorough knowledge Of the
French and Spanish Languages.
TERMs-Fpr boarding aad ruiti1n 80 ra,abl, ole
ha On entrance and the ether faf on the first OF Feb.
ruary.
For further particulars address
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we understand there were considerably oye1
hundred passengers arriVedby the stages from
the South Side Road last evening.
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ltUlbSS
JOHN II. WINSTON.

al L1nchburg.
REFfRENcEs -PrJfcs~ors MeGuiry, Harrison nj
Minor, University OF Nrgnia Rev. h. l.. Dubucy
union Theo. Sem'y Rev. II. Coirestan. Prince Ed
ward; Rev. J. D.. Mitchell and Nh d. b. Pa,ue. Lynch
burg. Tinly wv dSc
Republi AN copy lst sept
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S22,5O0 worth Of Dry Goods at Cost.

fsNHE subscriber, wishing to convert many OF his
A goods rs possible into money, hiss determined to
oi'r for the remainder ofthe hi. entire stock
Of Dir, Goods at COST.
HIS stock comprises every article usually kept in the
dry goods line His assortment of black and coored
Silks and Dress Goods every descrp in i, unususIly
large for he season. and is worthy the attention of
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His fricn Is and the ou5Iic generally requested to
,ca and rXnmnetor Themselves
Reguls customers (rhoud they prefer tl WILDE sup
piled Win goods the usual terms
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
7. My stock of Corpetmg Is quite urge and
mostly Of tn. Springs PURCHASE Jul is
fa FOR RENT small FAMILY RESIDENCE, op>
LIA posts Mr.. W, NJ. Blnchfold. o.ses,on be had
immedaiey. Apply t., the subscriber.
aug 2rod3t JAMES f. GOULDMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

The estimated receipts for freight and passen
gers on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad fol
the month of July will amount to SI6,00O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04
Culture of Hemp ane, s1ax.

Mr. w. ID. Porter, Ia a communication To the
National lntelligencer, presents some interesting
facts IN relation TO the export and demand for
hemp and fax,and the inducements % their in
creased culture in this country. According TO the
statistics he has gathered, ;he import of hemp and
flax into Great Britain was rs follows In ls20
2s,23s, 900 lbs; in lss9 l22 y 900 lbs. being
an increase during these years of n l36, 0O0 lbs
In 1910 there were imported into Great Britain
121. SO, $50 lbs. of fax. and 69.7ii.a36 lbs. of
hemp. In lSi9 the amount bad risen 10 ii .292
oOD flax and los $4,000 lbs hempthe average
import during these two years being l39 279, els
lbs flax aud zoos, $50 lbs. hemp. Russin expor-
ted TO Great Britain in isi7, - 900 O0O lbs henri
and the United States only l27 .506 lbs, max ing
difference in favor of RUSSIA of 81 ~. 900 lbs
England also requires an annual supply of650,0
quarters OF llnsccd,tO be used seed for crushing
purposes, this requires an outlay of 5000. OOU,
which goes principally TO Russian northern ports.
Besides this, Austria produces about 3,o00,OOO
III. hemp; Denmark .7ss 0O0 lbs These coun-
tfe- will he the most affected by the war, and
the nbove great commercial staple wi for while
al least,bc cut off from market, 50 far ms most
OF the above mentioned nations are concerned
RUSSIA exported 10 the United States in 1853 II
bout 2WDtons. There is now on hand about
LOO tons, the price Of which i IN cash 500,
and on time $500 per ton. There will be rcquir
ed for 1901 for the navy and commercial marine
33.5oO. 900 lbs, and for other domestic purposes
5DoD tons. No Russian hemp will BE- imported
into this country this year, the demand will there
fore be for all purpose. Of home consumption aud
to meet the demand abroad, -, 100 oO9 lbs. Of
hemp which amount must be raised by the A
meiiean agricuturst; the value of which Is in
round number about $2lOoO,00o.
These are facts which should arrest the nttcn-
ton OF the agriculturnliss of Nrginia,as we'll rs
those oi tho Western States where the hnx and
hemp culture has received more general atcn
ton. According 10 the last census report, Ken
lucky produces more largely Of these articles than
my other state. Her product IN lsi9 wns H.
- tons of hemp, and 2,lOo,llG pounds of flax
In Virginia, the next largest producer of fax,
We find the production of tint aaticle was only
i,GeO,l5o pounds, and ~ tons Of hemp The
whole production lur the United Suites for that
ysar Is reported ll,s7l tons of hemp md 700
GIG pounds of fuA the amount Of the latter be
ing only little over one heentg nm part of
the number Of pounds imported into Great Bfi-
tain in 1919. Cannot Nirginn agrieultnrai,ts
furnish II part Of this large demnnd our soil
and olmate,lik those Of kentuck ,are well aud
peculiarly adapted TO the cultivation OF these ar.
heles. No part Of the world will produce hemp
more abundnntly than many Il the central and
western counties OF Virginia; and there i now
scarcely farm in Eastern Virginia on which Il
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10y EMPRESS.


- Received ihs moni' g. by Express, The f lowing
icies which we invii" customers, und the indie,
particularly to cal ard &umnc:
Gambic Edge und lntering,
Swiss ,lo
Gnmhic and Swiss FloGnriig
NbtrJaco cl Ciubri :,
Fine Preach Work Collars aud Sleeves,
chemseus,
fiue and Common Black Lncs Mitts
W hilc hire CHnh It, &c
aug SrlGLER, McELDERRY & Co
VIA ID Ali Wup want AXES ri ie real ColIISs
Co.. make should he particular notice the
siamp.. there vnriuns couueicit- und imitation
Stamped Collins and hc'd rnarh like ours whi,I are
frau leutly old in paris # the United State, as our
matuiartnr. They made in different parts at the
country by varuu axe makers. and generally Their
poorest quality The genuine Collins axes, " hch have
acquired such extensive rerutanh. IRE invariably
:lamprd GOBLIN & cos. IIARTFORD' md each
has prntei label with my signature II j.. now
moie than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS stree we commenced
thf business win the stump Of Collins 4 Co. Hart
foul, and do not know al any her uxe-naker by the
name OF Collins in the Ulited States
Aug '54-wly sAM. ". COLLINS.