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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny TAYLOR ( WILLIAMS,

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MOST BEAU
SEAT. IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AUG
TON On MONDAY, 18th April, tthat being Ess
be sold upon the premises respectively, the follow
ing valuable and attractive unimproved Real Estate
In Che town of Sidney, adjoining the city:
Tor Ma!nI streets each Is s.i2xiSo feet. ~ $500
Ten Lot. on the north side OF Main street. just be-
YONG the Pnbiic Square. and opposite the residence
mr. yanes oueat, each 3oxi25 feet to IN alley IL
Ten Lots in rear of the above, fronting on the
a9u "a sas OF Federsl street opposite the residence
Five Lots on the west line of Cherry street. and
Lots on the east line of Calvert street, between Ell.
wood and Federal streets, each soxi45 feet to an
Twelve Lots on the north side of the Plank Road.
adjoining the property of Mesars. Warwick Barks.
dsle, each 30xl5o feet.
Five Lots on the west side Of Haryie street and
within the enclosure of the late E. r. Peticolas,
hsadsomely laid ont with shade and fruit trees &c.
near ses seS eso o. '0nn
Also Lots, lying on the north side of Harvie 1t
opposite the residence of Mr. L. II. Dsnce-the whole
number Of select fruit trees &C., and constituting
one of the most valuable and beautiful sites for gu.
brrban residence in the vicinity of the city.
This sale is well worth the attention Of those in
want of such property for improvement, or those
who may be disposed invest with an eve to future
sdvancement In value such Opportunity to pro-
80 Az Oiuncys % near the city, may me-
yer again occur
TERMS VIII be varied according to the views of
bidders at the time of sale.
The sales will take place in the order above adver.
fised
should the weather, on the day above appointed
prove unfair, the sale will be postponed to the next
-- TAYLOR& WILLIAMS, Aucts
As the sale will commence at an early hour and
continue during the greater part of the day suitable
refreshments will be provided. lap l8I f. w
nIITT nTNC + 0TC I'M pDnAn orr An
~ - AuCTION5On MONDAY, 18th April, Easter
az MY Pieceatng inc ABOVE safes
vii he soId nn,bar ~ a. w., dPon tne P1eMlses
tba psrand IF Rro.a o.naa. n.; hon: On
n,ond EoIle.a Th.. Io+ 49, UpRDos.o .ne nieu
nm hscI N Sat Ia ~ o III ~ Dloaa slIeet aug
III - -. anu aio .eiInons tAe uiost peauuIu
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TUTURE Dz7E.

FUTURE DAYe.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON UNI.
=, on HILL. NEAR DIR. sTRECKERS, AT
nnyCTlON-.OnF FRIDAY, 18th April, at Al O'Clock
8. ~. upon the premises, wt6e cold that very neat
ne desirable RESIDENCE on Union HILL on Adams st..
near the Of Dr. Strecker and at present oc.
cupied by Mr. samuel Pearce. The house 10 one
story OF brick, and two Of wood, and contains about
pleasant rooms, with the usual onthouses and
yard ossntifaily laid out with shrubbery, The Lot
fronts Al feet, and runs back no feet TO an sliey
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at 4, sand II mos
TOT notes with interest added and secured by trust
POsTPONEMENT.
consequence Of the rair the above sale 10 post.
at 4 o'clock. :. 800. -
ALSO,
neat Framed Tenement. near the above, with
lot attached, fronting Is feet; and several vacant
FURTHER posTPoNEMENT.
The above 10 postponed on account of the weather.
to MONDAY, nth April, at ~ O'clock r. NJ
p ~ TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
roSIrUNED-The above sale Is further post
poned to WEDNESDAY, 18th April, 1854
ep 10 T&w
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
1--WE HOUSES AND LOTS ON \

1--WE HOUSES AND LOTS ON MON.
j. ROE, LEIGH, JACKSON AND BAKER
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. 2lst April,
s the % re =.
ments and Lots, Monroe street. near it's intersec-
on with Brook avenue, and adjoining the residence
Also, a Framed Tenement and Lot on the south
side of Leigh street, west of and near to Brook ave-
nue., with four rooms.
Also, q Framed House and Lot ON Duval street, op.
poste Prentss' Row. with FIVE rooms, out houses, nc
Also, an Unimproved Lot on the north side OF Jack
son street. opposite the late residence OF moeton
And Brick Tenement and Lot on st. Stephens
street, adjoining the residence of DR.. E. d. Robin
The above property is for the most part occupied
innty for safe and profitable investments
TERMS One-third cash, balance at 4 and months
ap IS TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Arcts.
HRADDOCK'S HILL FOR SALE AT
OAUCTION-On THURSDAY, 10th day of April,
at Al O'Clock P. NJ, upon the premises will be sold
end of Msin street, known as Craddocks Hill, nea.
the residence of Capt Luther Libby and the pablo
square. =,
most extensive view OF Richmond and the surround
ing country of any spst in the entire city: and Is al
most daily frequented By many OF our citizens WITH
This property has three fronts and will be 30 divi.
ded as to meet the wishes OF oloderS =,
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months,
interested added. and titles retained TIL purchase
money is paid in full u,n,ss 49,.
- BUILDING LOTS ON BLOODY
4 RUN AND WAREHOUSE STREETS, AT
after the asoss F., WI ,, DC
sold IA Building lots ADJOINING tnere.o' sna 5."e
between Craddock's Hill and Bloody hun street
These lots for the most part are very suitable Tor
brdins and from their contiguity to Rock
s aud the lower part Of the city, are regarded q
very valuable.
Terms a. above ,,,,rr,..,o
all Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII also be sold. the Square bouuded BY Main
s0th 3st and BLOODY Run streets, which will be lAit
Oh into lots Of convenient sizes.
ap Is T.& w.
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By DUNLOP. MONCURE { CO.
COFFEE AT AUcT1

DAMAGED COFFEE AT AUCTION.
II On TUESDAY. the 18th inst, con.mepcins - !
10 O'Clock, at the store of Messrs. Bacon Basker-
will we will sell for account of whom it may con-
ceTu-
425 bsgs Rio COFFEE, dsmssed on board barque
~ b. Watson, on voyage from Rio de Jsneiro -
this port ~ 1zigFs sis'f 77 - 3ssSf
TERMs.--uhder SEQ cssh; over 500 mont hi. Ire
dit for approved negotiable paper. 80 ~ 4Gxsl
Sale without regHrd TO weather. SEAS ssst
ap14 DUNLOP. MONCURE l. co. Aucts 4
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
LOUISVILLE, April H-Onefourth OF the town
Of Dover Ky, has been destroyed by fire Loss
$4,000
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SEVERE SNOW STORMS.
BALTIMORE, April I7.-Severe snow storms are
still raging throughout all the Northern cities Ma
rine disasters are CLEARED
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IlhOMAs q. PEYTON,

Il. PElTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER,
SAN fRASeIseA
Catiforhfa. q
wRemittances respectfully solicited ADD prompt
~ attended to.
Thomas J. Peyton, Richmond.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &.o

Il CURE FUK COUGHS, COLDS, DO
foRML e EY1 PEaT TR AL II NEW
SHAPE.-Braggs CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FERS are pleasant and efectul remedy for colds.
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, SO generally known remedy for pnlmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them There
fore every mother should have . box. After using
one box of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want
Call at PURCELL, LADD l. CO.'S and procure
bov r. 6-d6m n
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BY GODDIN l. PATTERSON.
OAK KNOLL. ONE MILE WEST OF

AJAX KNOLL, ONE MILE WEST OF
~ RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
This beautiful Farm south of the Plank Road abou3
ons mile west of the city of Richmond. containing
81 acres will be sold at auction the premises on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, the nth of April, 1854,
commencing at ST o'clock 1t will be divided accord
ing to plat and survey to be seen at our Office This
is justly regarded the most beautiful place in that
very improving neghborhood; and to effect private
sale of the whole place to purchaser, bargain
will be given-thus afording fine opportunity for
speculation to these disposed to sub-divide it into
small lots.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
NH 81 GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucta
In consequence of the rain, the above sale was
postponed to MONDAY next The 24th April, 1854, at
the same hour.
apis t- tsss ..t.. g A.
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BY KENT, PAINE KENT.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUCTlON-On TUESDAY, the
18th instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, at Ludiams
wharf, at Rockets win sell, without reserve the
cargo of the schooner A. r. Wetmore, from New Or.
leans, consisting Of
239 hhds. fine, choice and fancy SUGARS
. 1876 bbls. prime retailing MOLASSES s,F :
These Sugars were selected expressly for this
ket, and are of superior quality.
TERMS-All sums under 500 cash over that
amount, 4months credit for approved paper.
ap Is KENT. PAINE u KENT, Aucts
, s.Hs. POSTPONEMENT
In consequence of the iucemency of the weather,
the above sale is postponed till farther notice.
apis KENT, PAINE KENT.
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, ENERAL NOTICE.-INSTANT RE-

GENERAL NOTICE.-INSTANT Re-
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE.-THos LEO
NARD the sole proprietor Of this invaluable medi-
cine for Coughs, Colds, Asthma &c, will shortly an.
nounce to the public where it can be obtained.
Havius removed fro N the corner of 4ti and Brosd
sts T. L. 10 very sorry for having disappointed so
MANY of his friends and scquaitances who
He begs to his sincere thanks fer the patro.
n. ~ - aI g. THOs. LEONARD.
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BY ALEX. MOTT 9 co. {

SIOCk SAIL OF READY-MADE
~ CLOTHING AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
MORNING, the 18th inst, commencing at 10 o,c ock.,
Clothing Of late concern, among which viii be
found general assortment. Black and blue Dress
and Frock Coate; Over Goats; cashmere, sastinet.
ca and lasting Vests; black satin Stocks Ties &c &c
Gloves also, lot of black French doeskin and fancy
Cashmere VestingA &c. he. . = - : = =
Additionals solicited. Terms cash.
apis ALEX MOTT CO. Aucts
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AUCrro19 ezr.us
THIS Dry.


lodies It Geo. ]. sulnners 10. % pssrl stree..,
A UCT1oN SAL 4 OF WATCHES.
- JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. Ar
ELIAS HALE's fe6 MAn SrSrrr.-Ths npdst.
signed IN eopsequence Of maxi 8 char ass y M
business viii sell his entire stock of Goods 1t suc.
April 18Th. e. 10 o'clock A. H. The aafe VIII 81 b 81
rsssmed In the EVENING u o'clock. and contfnrs
pIessntias ereater opportunity city and connsrr
and others 70 obain hasgaips than hiss ever
oeeu ousred before la this city. The sock u VERY
composing an extensive assortmsnt Of usefal
1no Isncy Artieles, Watches Of every description.
gewelrI: Combs, Brushes, Perfumssy, Fsper BlsDk
piafed Wsye. - 80 80. = 80 'si sSu IN.
The Goods viii be offered at privste sale at sressly
credit with approved sndoraed paper. $3.50 80
ELIAS HALE,
q. Sale conducted BY THos w. KEssss. xset,
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a. SPRING STOCK OF 90
8BOOTS SHOES AND TRUNKS. aS
- We invite tho attention of city and country
- merchants to our stock of BOOTS. SHOES,
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, &C., suited to the
Spring and Summer Trade, consisting Of
Mems, women's, misses, boys, and children's
Shoes of every variety of the common kinds.
!. Ladies and gentlemen. Boots and Shoes. Of the
entirely Styles ~ e
Sole Leather Trunks; best Iron Framed do; best
Wood Frame do; common do do do; Packing Trunks
various qualities; Hair Trunks.
Ladies' Bonnet Boxes p
Carpet Bags of every quality and size
ALI of which will be sold at unusually lew prices
particularly to cash customers. call is requested
1zs--s WHITE d PAGE,
NH so No rs Main nj.
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MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, April 6.-McH enry and iothers report
srs de poudency in the tone of the Cotton market
hat no Improvement in prices or in the demand had
taken place The market closed steady, but very
tame. Brown 4 Shipley quote fair Orleans, 6sd,;
Middfng, SD: fair Mobile, CD; Middfng, 5ad Mid
ding Cpisud Sled Sales of the three days 1900
bales including ZOOS bales for expectation and specu-
lstiun.
Richardson Brother quote IN advance of I'd. in
wheat, and Sd. in four since Friday. Corn had re-
ssded Is I'D but subsequently recovered the mar
bet being nearly bare of American yellow. Wheat
Was In iair demand at lis 81. 1i2s. for prime white,
and lis q lis. Cd. for red. Flour ia cousunptve
demand only, spectators baviag withdrawn from
the market. Canal flour. 39ai0s; Baltimore and
Ohio -four f0s b los 3D. Corn. 40s.64ls Weather
foe.
McHenrv quotes Bacon declined as under free
arrivals. Beet aud Pork dull Lard neglected pre-
vious rates. Tsilow declined 2a3s. 0ioYerseed IN.
changed r.tf.
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WANTED-A White Man or Negro, to
W act as Porter to our Store, to come well recon.
mended. - go -
EGGLEsToN, FITZGERALD CO..
NH % No IA, Pearl st
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w ANTED.-A LADY who understands
W housekeeping may find immediate employ.
ment by calling at this Office f-14 : 80
character. 81 * .'i
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WANTS.

SERVANTS WANTED.-We wish to
~ hire for the Springs 80 SERVANTS, male and
female OF various qualifications. 1t ia desirable that
they should be engaged this week.
sap 13 TOLER l. COOK Apents
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ID e NOV A L.-DR. A. C.. HARDIN,
HI Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
Intrmary of Ohio still continues to tender his ser.
the departments of his profession, hoping by strict
attention to his profession to merit all the patronage
he NAV receive. .-- 81. ,-e
l1th streets, all hours light and day. when not pro.
essonally engaged Secret forms Of disease treated
with great success -.
Ey- Extracting Teeth only % cents.
mi 14--Sm
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WANTED-A Partner, with capital of
w $1,000 to $4,000, to join the advertiser in lu-
cratve manufacturing business, already established
business easily understood, and one which any prac
tical bushes man. whether mechanic not, is ca
pabie of conducting. The best of references given
and required. A full explanation given upon an in
teryiew Address III. r. b." with real name. Post
Office Richmond, Va. +...t,. ap Cts
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"a WANTED-To rent or purchase a
III comfortable DWELLING, on Church Hill.
Apply to
ap 10 LEE co 81
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DOR HIRE.-I have for hire for the bal
l. ance of the year. good Cook, Washer and Iron
er, without encumbrsnce. E. d. EACHO,
apil enl Agent and Col
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~ offered to the public positive and never fail
ing for Dyspepsia Fatulence, Nervous Debility
Torpid Liver and all diseases arising from derauge
generality of medicines being exceedingly agreeable
to the taste 1t is free from every deeterious sub.
stance, and can be taken by the most delicate per.
sons.
u Certificates from highly respectable and well.
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by ALEX. DUVAL Druggist,
.-.. 155 Main st., Richmond, Va.
And by the proprietor, DR.. VIM H. SMITH,
an 5 Inn l8 and 20 South 18th st. Philadelnhia
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ZINE BLACK CASS. PANTS.-Just re
Il ceived per steamer, a lot of fine Black CASH
mere PANTS.
s. MERCHANT WEISlGER.
an IL No, LIP Main at
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WANTED.-I wish to hire, for the bal.
W ance of the year. from to 5 able-boded Ne.
Men, to go the county Of Charles City to work
ap1 IA ED. D. EACHO.
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pEMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public,
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. 1872, which has
been handsomely fitted up, especially for the
mediation of himself end his patrons, and where he
GUNS. PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CANES, FISHING
TACKLE and all kinds of Goods desired by South.
farmers and honsekeepers generallyall of which he
offers at reasonable prices, by wholesale retail.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and him at his
new stand. ap e-ifIm IA
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EhLOUR.-Supertne Extra and Family
Il of the John Holns and other choice brands
ap 10 CRENSHAW g. co.
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TOR HIRE-TwO negro WONEN-one
Il first rate Washer and Ironer, the other a first
rate Cook.
apI2 ToLER l. COOK, Agents.
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A MEXICAN RAZORS.-Just received
"A full supply of these much approved Razors.
every of which is warranted 10 give
Also, Wade Butchers, J. Rodgers Sons and the
celebrated lie Coultre Razors For sale bv
C. J. SINTON& CO..
ap8 Sign of the Circular Saw II Main st.
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CWEET OIL.-25O boxes and baskets
~ Sweet Oil, for sale by -
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
apis Druggists, 90 Main st.
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EEATHER DUSTERS-For busting
opened per steamer, for sale by
an IL BULKLEY AZ co
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
From The Independent Democrat
WHAT THE SOUTH rs DOING.


While the Pair. OF & other Nebraska traitors
are lying their guilty souls down to everlast-
ing infamy asseverating that slaveryis not
going into Kspzas, we deem it the duty Of
the opponents OF that gigantic fraud to place
before the peo,l., ia IS aud documents from
the Southern press to snow what IS actually
the plans of the .layehoiders. To this end We
present the following article from the Nash
vile, Tennessee, frae IKaie, and ask ior It,
the attention of every man in New Hamp-
shire and, especially, such as have peen
accustomed to rely on the New Hampshire
Pofrtat Read, and Judge whether Kansas
is not in danger of being cursed with slavery
While Southern papers are to be tound
which assure the North that they wotid mol
care if the Kansas-Ne5ras ka bill were re
led and that they regard the bill as OF no
practical value to the South, it should be
known that the people Of Missouri, Arkansas
Kentucky, andolscwhere, are already moving
into Kansas, ata thtir STAIRS, and that those
who are posted up do not doubt that Kansas
@M rapidly beeome n iSfaue State; whlci
would Aertr haze brea the case, had TN
unconstitutional aati Siaocry resfrtctton o
1922 not bcea rrpf0f'd
The Abolitionists, it has been noisily assert
ed, are hiring fri -yoiI,rs and abolition pau
prs to move out into Kansas, and try It
vote down file Southern settlers there. Blu
the truth is these poor dupes are getting into
trouble as sure as they attempt so hlgh-handet
movement. 1t is much to be iearei tina
the hardy frontier settlers wilLnot stand qul
city or poe ~ IL fuch mercesary movemen
to deprive then Of their property rights, Q
expel them from the territory by hircling in
struments. A collision between America
citizens oil question OF this sort, would b
painfully regretted by good citizens and lover
OF public peace. But il the provocation
offered, who can expect that it will not DC r(
sisted? And while Southern enig ants tho,
and going there. are determined to maintai
Southern rights, is it not humiliating that pu;
lie presses in the South should be OCCASIONAL
found assuring the North that the people
the South are indifferent to the Constitutions
rights which the bill has restored to them!
Missouri is now Aankod by free States c
the North and East. Kansas bounds her {
the West. II the act Of 1920 had not bee
repealed, abolitionists would have been stca
ing her negroes on three sides, and she won
ultimately have had to ta! under the pow
of frec-soiIism. 1t is to her, then, Wit
question. Some G! her politicians, antcipa
ing this, were already aiiiiating with free-soi
ism. Benton seems to have been lookn
forward to this result. Bat he has bee
thwarted-t!ie odtoas dni:sia0ry restrittio
rs nom rfmored fran Koasas. o"d the bo"
hcdyt,d MSsauridns ore dttrmiaGd IN mni
il q SiasS-Aoiding &otr Shall thc oth'
southern States be indifferent to this crls
Of sister Southern State God forbid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
. much while Virginia has more than twice
as much unimproved land as Vermont

. mucb. while Virginia has more than twice
as much unimproyed land as Vermont.
Q i.ive istock-Vermont has, IN proper
ton to her population,
More horses than Virginia.
More than twice as many nilch cows.
Two and half times as many working
oxen.
More Of "Othes Cattle"
More than tiiree times as many sheep, and
the value Of her live stock, compared with
that of virgini;,, is as . to ).
But Virginia has, in proportion to her pop
ulation, twenty-five times as many asses and
mules, and six times US many hogs, as Vcr-
mont.
Let us look at the Pro,iuce OF the two
States for one year. In proportion TO hel
population. Vermont produces
Nearly twice as much rye as Virginia.
More oats.
More than FIVE times as much wool.
Seven times as many potatoes (all kinds).
Seven times as much barley.
Four times as much buckwhcat.
Five times as much butter.
Ninety times as much cheese.
Ten and Il half times as much bag.
One hundred and twelve times as many hops
Twenty-three times as much sugar.
More honey and beeswax.
Eghttimes as much value Of orchard pro
ducts.
Virginia produces,in proportion to her pop
ulation, more tobacco, peas and beans, flax
wheat and corn than Vermont.
Under the head Of Literary Statistics. w
find that, proportion to her population
VennonAaz1snah.
Nearlya,~c as many newspapers as Vir
gnia.
Their circulation is two and half time
as much.
The number Of copies printed Annually i
much more.
A so, that Vermont has, in proportion tt
her population,
Fight times as many public libraiies
Three times as MANY volumes in the same
Re- gitus &ati>t'rs Vermont has NOR
f churches, more seats in The churchos,an nearl
twice as much value OF church property a
Virginia, in proportion to her population
4 So much for the statistics OF the two States
i 1t will be seen from all the preceding sta
q tistics that in everything relating to the edu
: cttion ard intelligence Of the people, Vcr
+! mont is greatly superior to Virginia, viii!
r even in agricultural statistics, which are tn
| boast Of Virginia and for which her soil am
: climate are peculiarly adapted, Vermont is su
: pcrior to be Old Dom:nion- Wntrhma
: nad Rtfe(t~.