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SCARCITY OF SALTPETRE.-TheN New York Jour.
nal of Commerce says there were only about 500
bags Of sapetre in that city and 200 bags in frst
hands at all other ports. Only 1900 bags are
known to be on the way to New York from Eng.
land from Calcutta 90 s9l are known to have clear.
ed and on shipboard at Calcutta September 9th.
l3.974 bags. Whether these shipments will be al
lowed to clear under the order Of the British
government to prevent the export Is not known
The fact that two vessels for New York had been
obliged to discharge their cargoes Of saltpeireone
at Liverpool and the other ar London has been
made the subject of earnest rernonstrance to Secfe-
tary Marcy, asit Is a mest arbitrary interference
with our commerce to issue an order which should
extend to goods on shipboard technically cleared
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HEAVY EAPRESS BUSINESs--The Schenectady
Star, speaking of the recent loss of government
money by the American Express Company, re
marks:
This is the first loss of any consequence, we be
leve, this company has ever sustained during the
five and half years it has been in operation, and
during this period they have transported on an
average, s2,5o0 900 daily, in money alone, besides
great amount of jewelry, and packages of great
value. At the present time, they are CARRYING
upward Of four millions Of dollars in money every
day. t-..
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

HEypyrrID HAunoary-rsbas r,,,, -.
Mendav ttrn,,ef ,ia frst tn,a1 - sh .a,1
Railroad east ~ Whean. rh. ,uara III elo
reached Iono I;ns 81 ~. t-a.I = silE !nns
pared for the 1.yinv ~ ts rsss ;i1 . pts
out any further n,ery,,.;an L WIN p'oseeo "isn'
- 10y = w.. ,ux ssTsas
couNTERFETER SESTEScEDs-John Hutchin.
son, who was convicted in Wheeling of passing
imnr;san,r.,. e. s, - necn Een'ehceu 70 yeafs
I,,,...--.-.--.1.-'. : -
ass.posIkIous-Judge Camden, At the recent
sd non of Randoiph county circuit court announc
late, and int;mased 10 nv - ~ s,, ana
he would open court al midnirht to reca;xa ,hn
yer41ct ns,.t - 3 t ~ " iecei'e uhtar
oeock at night, and the jury came into court and
rendered their verdict. s.i5
LECTURES Sehale do vo-o of .ho Irn;,.or
sity of yirginia il To lactnra in pe,er.hnr on .ho
I'm I'm and 9th Of December, on Joan of Arc and
S,enschikoH. sl.aa=5 rcaaes s "a
DIED yRoN ruv rrrrcr.
two negroes owned r.s,cetivetv hv w vo2.iis
and w. Hawthorn win, were fai,Ily ;n;rra5 Me-
day by the expIosion Of stat;onsrv engine n
Petersbnro d;ad No W. s1H. az rnsae Al'
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On Sunday evening, while the minister was ad.
dressing the congreg alton of the A. E. Church. al
Orange, n J. the galleries were observed to settle
down suddenly, and the pillars to give way A
rush was instantly made for the doors, but fortu
nately no one was injured. 1t was afterwards as.
eertained that soIne scoundrcls had removed the
props which supported the floor of the church, no
doubt for the purpose of preciptating the congro
CATION into the cellar.
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THE ''NEw YORK CoMMoDoREs''-A Washing
ton letter to the New York Express says:
"The three illustrious CoInmodores of New York
have all arranged here for winter campaign
Commodore George Law, in establishment of
his own, with equipage &c; Commodore Wander
bilt at Browns, with his family and Commodore
Collins here, there and every where. When Greek
meets Greek then comes the tug of war. The
Washington coming campaign is said to be great
one on ocean and ON landp --
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HEAVY Observation-Disclosures in the sum of
%, 900 were obtained in the Supreme Court at New
Bedford, Mass, on Monday. in the case of Pratt vs.
Fall River. This was action to recover DANA.
ges for an injury received from falling over en-
bsnkment of street in Fall River.
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HoTEr.s.

NOTJCE-TO PAst5EN(yRR6S m mil
~ RfCHMONDAND nANyIf,i.E Avn Sf1YTTH
SIDE RAILR0AB aCAR6- 63DINf} EITfiTR III
DANyILLE OR LYNCHBURG: - - -
Breakfast BreakEnstss Ampl,s tf..s saver
fsS . to 00f.
3 The subscriberis nav prepared to fSrnrh ~ M.
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, az The Janctiop Of
the Richmond and Danvie and South Side Reilroeds
Immediately on their arrival on the cana 81
my H-l3m SAAL d BURKE
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The Rockford (lll) Register says that NANNY
e. Co, of that place will Manufacture four thous
and reaping machines xt year; and that the sum
total of their transactions win amount TO more thar
half million Of dollars About 700 men are il
their employ
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MORBID CUuOsITT.-The New York correspon-
dent OF the Philadelphia Ledger says that seats in
the court during the trial of Louis Baker for the
murder of "Biil Pool" are commanding premium
and that from 81 to $5 are offered for eligible
places for standing =..
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E1-President Fillmore was literally and hand
somely entertained by tho Hon. Mr. Belmont, Amer
lean Minister at Hague, at whose house he recent
ly stopped for few days. .rf
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DEAD.-Hon. Dudly Selden of New York wht
WAS 4 member of the Twcnty-Thrd Congress, ant
an active member of the Wing party during Jack
sons administration, died recently
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Treadwell, Wright e. Co IS circular. dated
Rio de Janeiro Oct 18th. 1856.
Imports. Observation-Disclosures of Flour have
been olo barrels from Europe. Holders are firm
and as bakers are only disposed to buy At prices
which leave heavy loss upon recent receipts. no
safes nave taken place. The opening price de-
pends upon the firmness of holders; any weakness
evinced by them will cause tho market to omen at
prices leaving r,linous result. -
Our stock in all hands may be estimated at GA !.
300 barrels, of which quantity 49,475 barrels re.
main in first composed of old 7OiO barrels coun.
try; 400 bbls Philadelphia 4,542 barrels European
and Z, 22l bbls. New Orleans OF new l6 7O5 bbIs.
Richmond City Mills 4,968 bbls Phadelphs: and
Ii, 539 bbs. baltimore and country. Any quotstion
must be entirely nominal Bakers only talk of
ISL D20i for Baltimore and 23lt 025l for Richmond
City Mills ~
At Pernambuco, 2d instant Stock about a.5oO
bbs; nominal quotations 25I 026 for Chilli; 26II d
"a for Baltimore; 3ol 03l for Philadelphia, and San
The following is from a letter dated Rio de janet
re, 18th October 1855:
Vessels are going with cargo freight free for bal
last, as freight is to be had and no ballast to be
procured. Rs. l6H000 is being paid for a falua or
boat load of sand-three tons-and you can esti.
mate how long and how much it would cost to
ballast vessel even with sand, at these rates and
we much doubt If we could get faluas enough TO
bring sufficient to ballast our vessels For com
mon iaborors we are paying rs. $1,000 per day
Stock OF Coffee after suspension of sales for
nffeen days estimated at s0,0o00 100000 bags.
flour-Sales at auction of AGO bbs. at rs 20HOOO
322N500 for Philadelphia and Ohio. and subse-
quentiy, at private sale some 1000 bbls at same
price. Quotations 20h000a 23IGO0 nominal for Bal.
timore and Philadelphia, at retail. Freights are
perfectly stagnant 80,
18th Oct.-The cholera still continues, and the
deaths are about fifty to seventy per day Blacks
it is impossible to procure, and work cannot be got
through with any kind of dispatch. Ballast cannot
be had at any price At the q,arries. where they
formerly worked fifty blacks, they have only tn o
now at work. 80 " 49,
Goth oct.-Sales of GOO barrels Haxall -four at
rs 27I500 credit. No change in quotations for cof
fee Exchange z7ad
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Observation-Disclosures Justice Dunlop has
been appointed Chief Justice of the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District of Columbia,
to supply the place of the late William Cranch.-
There is still vacancy the bench of that tribu.
nal 81.
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AN ASSIGNMENT SET ASIDE AS FRAUDULEHT-
Tho Supreme District Court OF New York has
just rendered an important decision in case of
the Catskih Bank vs. Robert Forsyth The case
is thus stated by the Albany Argus:
James G. Forsyth, formerly Of Kingston, and a
few years since candidate for Secretary of State,
after committing forgeries to large amount, hed
from the country in the summer of 1853, and on tho
evo OF his departure made an assignment of his
real and personal estate, valued al $4,000 or
$4,000 to his brother Robert, giving preferences
to his father, brother and other relatives
~ was proved that he took away with him in
gold 5000, and it was claimed that he had taken
away much larger amount. The monies he had
drawn rom various banks within short time pri-
or to his night, as was alleged, on forged paper,
amounted to about $4,000, as it appeared on fhis
trisl Inc Cafskiil Bank claimed to be creditor
for $1,000, the Bank of the Commonwealth, in N.
York, for $1,000; and the Merchants Exchange
Bank. and Duncan, Sherman L. Co. for large
amounts. The suit was brought TO set as'ie the
assignment, on the ground that 1t was n with
intent TO defraud his creditors The jury, after ar
gament, found verdict for tha plaintiH tsus de-
claring the assignment fraudulent * :. - es7
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spP4uPER EhIGRASTs.--Ths New York Tribune
learns from good authority, that In consequence Of
the great numbers u disabled and destitute Ger
man, Polish, Irish and other passenger. who have
been semitic Crest Britatu and pera 10 ireland
also during the last summer and autumn BY the
commissioners Of Emigrsfion eli New York the
bf'usn ssoyernmenf hnys detcrnIied 70 take stFin-
gent measures agaiuss all ships wing that elan
" passspges heeealtee 70 the United Kiugdons
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RETURNED FROM TRANsroRTATIox--On Mon
day, Mr.. John Baseman, of Jefferson county N. Y :,
who was concerned in the Canad& Rebellion OF
1e3s, for which he was sent TO Van Diemans Land
by the British Government, passed through the
city Of New York on his way home, having recent.
ly been pardoned lie is now about sixty.fwo
years Of age, and returns TO his family after an sb.
sence Vt eighteen years t ss
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Nashua railroad exploded Tuesday, killing the en-
gneer, named Gibson, and badly injuring the fire.
man. - '- g :
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.ioGGEr & ANDEKsUN, UphoIsterer,
- . AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
fiaHkiln streets have in their Fall Stock of
t22rER iiANGfNGS and UPHOLST ERING
SoODs being the largest and best selected assort.
err We have ever had the pleasure to nfer to our
, Ioa & end the public generally, and will be sold
o L1sI reasonable terms. f , S-ts
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Notice IL given Ia the East Jersey papers that
applications viii be made for law rrpcaling all the
laws Of Nav Jerscy aut1as.ziag scysl Per cent.
interest *9s . sAess@ sssSAssf sA -ifss 3ts@
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E'hEhltM IGNS The subscriber is
How prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
.s "ell as common low priced onos. He took the
N premium ut the last Mechanics Fair and asks of
90 " no are in want to give him call His terms
-' 'e made 10 suit, and having in his employ ex pc
rfAted "oEknen, will also undertake any kind of
III. Ysrnngton's. ~O'' "
70 ID ,sy .ryE,y
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5 LIVER ID A l.. the highest premium
awarded to SAMUEL D. DENOON for the best spe.
c,mens Of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
FEN DERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
tAICES.-Ihe subscriber has for sale ths LARGEST
'tocs OF CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
"s sLle in this city, OF his own manufacture The
s:es embrace all of the kinds and patterns
saea ss sqnare-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle 6c,
"'h beautiful rounding Ferders, tumner pieces &c,
10 match. Orders for Crates, Tenders &c. from
l4wn and country punctuslly attended to and care.
'1.Y packed. Merchants purchesing to sell again
".A be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
~ usual discounts of for cash by wholesale Apply
Z my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 9TH
thd ah streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL ID. DENOON
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
Scr OF nv make. no 8-Sm & d d.
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Capt. Spencer Sawyer, Of Elizabeth City, y. c.
was arrested Friday. on suspicion OF having mur
dered VIM. Charles, On the 10th inst
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SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1812-These yets
rams held q meeting in Philadelphia on Tuesday
evening, to make the necessary arrangements for
sending delegates to Washington, D. G., on the
anniversary of the battle of New Orleans Among
the resolutions adopted by the meeting were the
following: -..s..,.ss...s. .r..n.~-s5 tEE.-s35~ .
Resolred, That we urgently inviteou associates
In arms in every section of the Union to send del.
egates to the National Convention to be held at
Washington, on the coming anniversary of the bat.
tie of New Orleans
Res0tDed, That as the widows of the Defenders
of our country in the war of 1912 cannot personal.
ly meet our convention that invite q son of
every deceased soldier to represent his widowed
mother in our convention. r-
RGs0tued, That it be recommended to Congress
to grant 100 acres of land to any of the defenders
OF the country in the war Of 1912, who were con-
fined in any foreign prison. and in case Of the
death OF such prisoner the land shall go to the
dow if alive, and if not. to her heirs
Resotrtd, That Congress be requested to 80 mod
ify the Bounty Land Act as to allow parol testi-
mony of associates in arms to be secured to prove
the services of those who were in the war of 1872
Reso!oed, That our friends in Washington be re-
quested to procure suitable place for the assem-
bling of the convention and to make the necessary
arrangements for their associates during their stay
Rssoired, That we earnestly recommend that the
salaries OF the Commissioner of Pensions, and the
Commissioner of Public Lands, be increased, as we
believe the enlarged and extra duties Of those off.
ces entltie them to an enhanced compensation
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DOWHATAN HOUSE. -s-9------ S. z
I RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

This house having ehansed rropriefors with deoid
q q improysment, e now eonhdently rscemmsnded 10
ne travelling public. yistors returning ffon che
viii hnd there ample and comfortable scccu,-
mod: :sion: its location proverb;aliy pleasan1 end
proprietor, Enss render it the favoto hoaYc of the
place, especially to the loyers of cuiet rest The
table 10 well supplied with whatever the market AZ
fords-the seryants polite and recommendation Notl.
ns = wantng e make i one Of the moet desirable
dosels IN the city. tsu 2if JOHN DARRACOTT
EXCHANGE HOT Il, Ktckmeu6 Va. !,
~ JOHN r. BALLARD, Propristor--To MEn-
sEes OF THE GENERAL AssEMBY, AND OTHERS WISH
scrber bess leave to say to eli psrsons wishing to
spend the winter in the CITY, that he has been engage
for some time in Tenewins besutifyins and adding
much 20 the comfort and eonve venience Of his Hotel
stns ,Exehalsel and besides which, his new Hotel
raj Assembly. in addtiont to his former numbers In a
style and manner that he has never before been able
and arrangements Of his new Hotel he can conf
IDENTIFY say, that the rooms he will have to offer TO
members this season. are greatly superior to any he
his business make his guest able and cor
tented he pledges his best exertions to that end
nor Ias. layGr which hass been -
of the same. n- JOHN p. BALLARD
no Ats Proprietor of the Exchanze Hotel.
C0LuNHIAN II 20 T Il L.--JANIES N.
tel, will spare no pains maintain its former popu-
larity and comfort. They have employed L. PORTER
ist April The former patrons of ts Hotel ana nu.
merous friends of L. PoRTER are requested to give
Richmond March "a, 1855. %
HOTEL.--Thcre has been
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the last
meeting of the legislature 81 large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms. Members and othsxs wishing COM
no 7-sw IN BOYD & CO. f5spf;etors. s,,s.A
'THE IE1IIsER OF THENEXT GEN
I ERAL AssEMBLY ( viii Ill hnd quiet and pleasant
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JNO. w. HOLT 4 SONS.


OFFICE II. L. ID. RAILROAD COL
November 18th, 1855. s
ssns II ss si T. tho "f
city Il on ssa
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
Thai --- the undersaned do hereby constitute and
nensa to vote on al ... may Ss brought
mond and Danville Rail Road Company, to be held ct
-, on :. tho day of..l Or at any adjourned meet
n &. y ~ 's
emf, and voting In person. s< sse1 sf
In testimony whereof, - have herannto affixed
- hard this = day OF - no is--ini
WAGON AND HORSES FOE yALE-
a two-horse FURNiTURE WAGON, nearly new,
which viii sell vsry l9w .;u w u.pu,oop
70 74-sts Opposite Exchange bark. up sssirs
our STOCK AT COsT..wc are still
@ lot Of ff5s pss.a siiis = skS : sys some q son
ss r asd fsn sn ans Sss
Isines; MsSasss ssnd Bomhasines; 1 long line Of
Ensli:h a, Mssizae s!l asss;.lsS Ensreidenes kds.
s. Jssoass ma seiS Easns @ Linen ana css
ton shsesinH nlssshed ana Brown Domeascss Cloths.
ino Csssnsss.; ii grades heavy Wool Good. Scr M ser.
vantS clothins @. HARTWELL CT.
1sLOTH CE0AKS AND TNE6IAE.--Nly
~ stock " Cloth, Velvet and Satin csahs and Tai
being unusually large for the season. Ihaya
mined 70 close theta out Il cosf Toss Who have not
suppsd themselyes viii ind I e their is!srsst to
sasnsisss 'syse ALFRED .9sEs
1NClaOie el60ETlN15 CI1 10T1ls-sS1f nsss
re- sessivsd e sdditiossI sapPly q "a sAss'
-. cLAaxsoS 8 AkSpnEhIsoka ,k n.Iu 9. .
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MECHANICAL.

1 Nps..ssr. il now at Metropolitan Hall, Base
u esss-s he may be found at all times, aud will
esrl! W FUNERALS. supplying Coffns, Shronds
,%teeS % = SOS at the shortest notice. C0FFfSS of
81 telI nstaifc, Mahogany, &e-, hand aud for
q q, for past svors he tenders hs services
- In TIC in the various branches of his profes-
q Ire YtS' NO
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txs-,nTTTTe We have on hand and for
sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN 4 ATS, and
S9uafe Timber from SO to 90 feet, at Boat Yard
feplentsry Pond, Richmond.
SD lo-dfil~ HOWELL MESSLER
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'htsINIA WECHANICS INSTITUTE.
- fikST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
pAfiES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
WIN ktGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
''Ads for their kind patronage during the past four
'srs and beg leave to say that am prepared to
'l4lsh Store Fronts, Monuments, Toinbs Vaults, and
ti'nd to Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in fact all
Won IN the Stone-Cutting und Building line.
Pslsra North or South ne 50
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4 LhEaiHANI Liz SP3iNGs MATE q ..-
"A THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
we have row, and will constantly keep on hand,
the Water Of the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond Messrs Purcell Ladd Il Co; Peters
hurs. Messrs; Lyon l. Rives Lynchsurs John n.
Seey-other Druggists In any part of the Union can
get supply by application to PURCELL, LADD Il
CO.. Richmond. .ss-..
This Water is considereda sovereign remedyin all
cases of Dyspepsia, and will relieve any dersngement
of the digestive orgsns- 1t win be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in reatoring to hesthy apd
sound condition e lost tome of the stonach and bow
els and putting in healthy action the liver syr
We refer pc rsons wishing to gain farther inferma-
tion of the santve properties of this Water to tho
following gentlemen: taA A
Aessrs. John J. London Robert G. stanard, Doctor
L. s. Joynes, Robt. Ridgway, WIN. Semple, Samuel
Rutherford, WIN. Fl. Hsxall, Quinn Word and DR.. r.
H. Christian, Richmond; John w. Syne, DR.. Thomas
Wi.hers, VIM. T.. Joynes. and Chs.. Kent. Peters
burg; Dr. Robt Early, c. L. Mosby, H. o. school
field, Jno Wyatt, J. D GREGORY, DR.. Jpo. Patterson
VIM S. Reid, Jr., v. w. Page and A. B. Rucksr,
Lynchburg. ..--.. zs. ,4.s..t ss#f
These Springs will be orened for ysitofs the Ist day
of June next when will be full, prepared to re.
ceiye all who may wish the Water at tho foan
tain.
no 2l-dts JNO. w. HOLT 4 SONS.
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|HARToS,
J, Main ST.
Fkson's, Laid
[cot's, A. Ro.
an CHS. Ben
s, Richmond,
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|ssss;;-sene :;
eo : @ hrins.hi'.es
'stioa ostb
sry aosssun.
"a making a
which hs,ee
Esnn,aatth
|saia @ Hhy.!.
feserited l,y
|yiois'insths
iat 'hey ass
aen'iGeprii.
E,gFadsaie -
edicsl b.,..
ia ANA who
hat thsysTys. n.
NJ. D.,
tain sire..t.
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LATER FROM RIO JANEIRo.-Dates from Rio
Janeiro are to the lst inst. The following is from
Treadwell, Wright g. Co.'S circular, dated 3. z
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PORK PACKING Is vIRcIsrA.-The Lynchburg
Virginian advocates the prosecution of the pork
packing trade there. That city, 1t says, has every
advantage for such . business. In the county Of
Lee alone, twelve thousand hogs have been sent
to market this year. 1t says:
In 1850 Ohio had 9. .0a9, GAG, and Virginia 900
a5o-oniy l.07o,90 less than Ohio; Kentucky and
tennessee 3,25, lao; Virginia. Kentucky and Ten
nessee 7.zes,2s5. Suppose we take three-fourths
as the number annually slaughtered say s. 21 .a37;
and again, suppose two-thirds of this quantity be
retained for home consumption It gives for export
from these States 1,7o7 334. We know that tho
great export of hogs from these States is from
North Eastern Kentucky, East Tennessee and
Sonth- Western Virginia. but we will only claim
from these sections of the three States half Of
the market crop, say e5e 667; and we will eonject
ure that only of this number viii be attract
ed TO our city by the railway facilities we have
into the producing country; (that the quantity w;l
in a few years, greatly exceed this, we have no
douot) this would give US ample supply to con-
duct the business upon sufficient extensive scale
70 attract the attention of the principal consuming
market.
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