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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-01
Va, Sept. 26, 1862.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62.,63.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62-'63.
TENHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL will commence on the first Monday in November
1862, and continue until the first of March ensuing the
Faculty having determined, in consideration of the
of the country and the increased expense of living to post
pone the opening of the for month beyond The
usual period. The will be conducted on the
plan, and with the advantage to the student as
heretofore.
FACULTY:
ca. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUCKER NJ. d. Prof of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
BEVERLY R. WEXFORD ~ d. Prof of Nateria Medca and
Therapeutics
A. E. PgTIcoLAs, NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy.
L. s. JoYNEs H. D. Prof of Institutes of Medicine, &C.
JAMES Ii. CONWAY, NJ d., Prof of Obstetrics, &c.
JAMES B. McCAw II. D., Prof OfChemistry and Pharmacy
MARION HOWARD NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees:
Professors Tickets, each, SIS
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
Naturalization,
Graduation, %
For further information copy Of the catalogue I'D.
dress l.. s. JO1NES, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond, Sept. 16, 1852. 75-lltPd.
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NOTICE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR
NOTICE..

FHNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LOST HIS CERTIFI-
cate of five shares of stock in the North Carolina
Railroad hereby gives notice that he will apply for
newal. JOHN G, GULLEY.
Johnston Co., y. e., Sept. &c, 1862. 7S-ltpd.
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NOTICE.
BRASS FOUNDRY.


TUNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
the public, that he has, in successful operation,
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him a
call before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc.
20 Office opposite the market house.
II. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. %, 1862 S5-w&sw6m.
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SALT, SALT, SAITH,

NEW ARRIVAL.-.-JUST FROM EUROPE.
- S0n YARDS BEAUTIFUL FRENCH
~ecUU GINGHAMS
1000 yards Black and WI lite Prints.
1000 yards ). Schawbe Fancy Prints.
800 yards beached Huckaback Towsings.
$50 unbleached Honeycomb Towels.
1000 yards Super Imperial Bleachsd Long Cloth.
1000 yards A. Brown Domestic.
bale Extra Heavy 0snaburgs.
Bed Tick, Shawis and MaIseilles, Furniture Prints :
Plain White j. o. MUSLIN superior quality; Fine lot Of
Winter Bonnet Ribbons, Scissors Table Spoons Ladies'
and Misses Hose % boxes Sperm Candles, superior quail
ityi chest fine Green Tea.
The above goods will be sold for small advance on
cargo prices. No books will be kept by the firm.
cash must be paid the delivery of goods THIS
will be strictly adhered to- Don't ask for CREDIT for
we shall be compelled to refuse
Il. L. EVANS co.
Raleigh, September l6, 1882 75-stpd.
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Very truly, yours,
r. S. TUCKER,
Captain Of Cavalry.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VIE BRICK DWELLING ON MCDOWELL STREET,
N opposite d. d. Turner, Esq, and former residence Of
Rev. j. j. James, is offered private SALE The buildings
are comparatively new and in good repair Possession
given January LIST, 1863. For terms, apply to
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.
Sept. Is, 1862 75-Im.
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NEGROES WANTED,
Two WORK ON THE PIEDMONT RAILROAD FROM
Danville to Greensborough For fun Their particulars
ADDRESS the undersigned at Danve, Va Greensbereugh
n c., or Charlotte NC
e. WILKES co.
sept 10, 1857 T5-4t,
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

Sept. 5, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-18

The kind hearted widow looked little anx.
ious, for she was well acquainted with Hattie s
lmpulsive disposition, but she said quietly,
And have you come to ask me to help you
out of it 2"
Eyes. And if you only will my dear Mrs.
Jenkens, ! promise you never will get into
such another"
You may be sure will do the best can
for you, Hattie. But you must first tell me
what it is"
"Well. the society ladies' yesterday made
me promise TO ask you a question, very i'm
pertinent one, l am sure you will say when
you have heard it."
Mrs. Jenkens' countenance cleared as
that all, you silly child 2" she said. "Why, l
thought it was something terrible. But do
pray tell me what the question is. I am very
curious to know"
"They want to know" said Hattie, hesitat-
ingly, "why yon didn't marry Dr. Wells ?
They will have it that-he has turned out some
terrible character, pirate a robber, to say the
least; and that you have found it out, and dis
missed him."
rConcluded to.,norro1v1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-18

MRS. l.. S. NTCKERSON, 10 Austin
AVA street, Seeing aud Trance Medium gives siitnss
for spirit for SOC. lntutvoly examines
and prescrbes disease iqrs Hours from 20 a.
M. and to D. M. She will also hold public neelin'
every sunday at ~ p m. Admission be darti iy2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-18

ADFhh..lsEMHNIs published in the DAILY or sloO
Square for three insertions AAd 40 cents for .sc
salnsnt insertion fea lines or lsss) const,.r,.
square" Advertisements ordered inside. in an.
prominent place, "a also those largely displayed vii
Dc charged extra rates Contracts by the he
made on liberal terms.
Saquent insertion Is cents s~sh SUD
- All transient Advertisements must be potd a,
10 make quarterly payments t~i''e
~ No gretHtcvs A9rerfsemenfs. No rep lrt reso.
l1uons or proceedings Of any corporation society ~
association, and communication designeto can sften
ton 70 any matter of limited individual inirQest can
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
az The Publishers will not hold themseIye resnon
sble for any that may occur beyond Il amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-18

EOR SALE OR TO LET-The SUBJ
Il scriber has Water Power and Buildings sufficient
and convenient for three sets of wooden machinery,
which he wishes to let or sell. IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester, JAN Is, 1852. d6w ia20
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The Analysis OF Llloyd's superphosphate of Lime
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, (Ua p o s. 1853
Organic and volatile matters, 40 so
Suphate of Lime, 239S
Insoluble matter sand, &c. $50 q &"
Alkaline Chordes, Alumna, &C., not determined
The organic matter YIELDS three Of Ammonia
ected from different portions Mr. Llovds tire stock
OF as prepared for Market and in such
way think as fairly to representa- it.
sent mixture of the several samples to Prof john
SON. and append below his statement in regard to T.
Brown University, Dec. %, 1861.
have analysed the sample of Lloyd's Superphos phate
forwarded by YOU The following statement is the
agriculturaliy important ingredients:
Water expelled at 2l2s s5g nor rent
Organic and volatile matters, 5077 :.
Lime II 10 -
Phosphoric Acid, 1921
centages:
Lime o7g
sulphurc Acid lis
Phosphonc Acid, $50 :" ''
The organic and volatile matters yeldAm
mona to the amount Of 3.l7
This is accordingly excellent fertilizer being GEN
ume S9perphosphate unusually rich in soluble phOspho
rc acid ana at the same time yielding fair percentage
Its mechanical condition is very good, admitting of
easy distribution throughout the soil.
very truly, yours. &C.,
Laboratory shealeld seicitie School,
)
For sale in this city by ELLIOTT SWAN, at swans
Hotel d6m&wlt iaiS
ROOKS IN THE GERMAN Lam
~ GUAGE FOR SALE. which cannot be found in
any Bookstore in this country,
THE SONGS OF ELDER EDDA, the old Morse Text
with German translation. One volume.
SERMONS BY JOHN HENRY DRAsEKE. In Ger.
man. Two volumes, printed at Bremen Draseke
WAS VI q1 uanf and nIfaIan nj Trta
preacher with religious views and tendencies some.
what like those of the Moravians combined with the
most liberal culture. The volumes have been used.
CONCENTRATIONS ON THE PRINCIPAL TRUTHS
OF RELIGION, FOR EyEi'Y DAY IN THE YEAR,
by Rev. Dr. j. G. Rosenmullcr. Two volumes. Print
ed at Leipzig. The volumes have been used.
Inquire at this office
METHODIST BOOKS FOR SALE.
" The following books for sale st very reasonable
prices
SERMONS by Rev. Richard Watson in two volumes
octave, as published by the Methodist Book Concern
New York city.
THE METHODIST MAGAZINE for the years 1880, 1881
1882 1898, and 1884 with the portraits Armnus and
other prominent Methodist preachers including Bisi-
op Roberts, and Rev. Dr. WILDER Fisk.
These arc all second hand volumes in excellent condi
tion, and they will be sold cheap
ALSO FOR SALE:
PARoCHIAL SERMONS, (Not Methodst,) by John
Henry Newman, B. d., Vicar of st. Mary the Virgins
Oxford, &C., &C. in large octave volumes.
Inquire at this Office.
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miscellaneous.
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
" AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS.

TO Manufacturers, Merchants, and huentors and 10
those uiShng to roIggrd Goods and Packages to ne
Camps of Me Udfi0uS Military Stations and also 10
The Naval Posts Of the Coast and GuIf.
Having secured especial privileges for visiting
partmens both Of the army and navy, and all the camps
OF the army and the naval stations of the coast and
gulf for the purpose of introducing and selling de-
part ns OF the army and navy military storekeepers
eommissaries, quartermasers suffers soldiers officers
and naval agents and aymaster Of the navy all articles
required for the comfort and convenience both The
Agency and Camp Express with its headquarters
cd IN the city OF Washington, Under this organization
ehurelY complete, and extending through the depart
ments notn OF the army and navy offer unequal
ed facilities TO manufacturers merchants and inventors
IN readiness OF sale saving of time the many expens
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels of
SAFE TO the departments camps and naval stations.
Those wishing to avail themselves of the advantages
OF this thorough and extensively organized system of
agency can do so by forwarding samples of their goods
TO our address by express. prices explanations
by letter All pac kages and goods to our care for
camp or naval delivery viii be promptly delivered All
goods wares, merchandise, of whatever nature or
tiers OF enquiry will meet with prompt attention.
Good Agents well referred NTH small means can find
profitable employment in this organization. A few are
wanted
Office No. oil Penn Avenue, opposite WIZARDS Hotel,
Washington. ID. G.
REFERENCES
George Law, Moses IL. Grinell, Shehlen Bros Adams
Express Co New York.
Erastus Corning Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston,
Alexander Cummings j. II. Sargent. North & Chace
Adams Express Co. Philadelphia
Riggs Co., (Bankers,l Washington.
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DMUSD BURKE,

"Mr n II Fdd az IN s Di latents
cations on all but ONE Of which patents have been grant
ed and that Is pending. Such proof
OF great talent his part leads to recommend al
inventors TO apply to him TO procure their patents
thay may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and very reasonable charges
.. JOHN TAGGAkT.
During eight months tho subscriber, In Of his
large practice, made tDfee rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
IN his favor b, the Commissioner OF Patents.
r. ii. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. deodly Do
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TEsTtMoNIArg

TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most copabie and
suceesgu practitioners with whom have lad oficial
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
norv and more capable putting their applications In
form to secure for them arly favorable consid
Grafton at the Patent Oflee."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-18

After extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues to Patents In the Uulted States
also, in Great Britain France and other foreign coun
tries Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents executed liberal
terms and with dispatch, Researches made into Amer-
and Foreign works, to determine the validity ut-
ty OF Patents OF Invenons-and legal other advice
rendered In all matters touching the Copies Of
the claims Of any Patent furnished by remitting One
Dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, Of asceraning the paentabty Of inventions
unsurpassed by if not mmeasurably superior TO, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. Tn Testmoni-
ais below given prove that none Is MORE SUCCESS
FUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber ;
and his SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN n.
TAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe and prove that at no
other office of the kind the charges professional
services 50 moderate. The immense practice OF the
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him TO
accumulate vast collection OF specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents
These besides his extensive library of legal and
chanc9 works. and full accounts If patents granted in
the United States and Europe, render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity of journey to Washington TO procure
patent and the usual great delay there saved
inventors.
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patents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R III EMhX

SOLICITORS OF PATIENTS,
Late agent Of o. s. Patent Office, Washington lander
the Act Of 1872
40 State ST, opposite KIIby ST., BOston.
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EOR SAFE or EXCHANGE-- 4
G1amts.

w ANTED-SECoND HAND FURNI-
TuRe-For which the highest cash price viii be
pad Persons breaking up housekeeping and wishing to
dispose OF their goods for cash. without the trouble Of an
auction sale you'd do well to leave their orders at f.
and 70 Ma street, which will be promptly attended to-
See advertisement in another column. diff mills
WANTED LY--To en-
W gage the personal interest of some person of
honorable intentions, with capital of our five thOus
and dollars in fitting place in the most part
oil the city OF Worcester for business that will insure
good cent the capital invested Good references
given Address "R. d. " at this office. diff OH
A GENTS WANTED-To sell an article
hA which meets with a ready sale. Good agents are
making from 50 to IS per day Apply at 1884 Main street.
or address, enclosing stamp Post Office Box 237 Worces
ter Mass. dtf6w3t d.
w ANrED.-A situation as Bookkeeper,
w by young man who understands Double Entry
Has had several experience give undoubt
ca reference Inquire at this office. diff je25
|+1SA HOUSE WANTED. = One with
Esiis modern improvements Good water an indspensa-
s4ssAbe requisite. Any one having a good house to
sell, well located, will confer favor by addressing
Drawer a. Worcester Post Office stating the location.
ja23 dtf
A GENTS WANTED To sell an article
IL wanted in every family. For particulars, inquire
at Spooners Furniture Rooms, No. 10 Front street.
Agents selling this article in the army making from
three to five dollars per day above expenses.
tia22 deodlm*
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-12
The Poetry Of Chess.

The following spirited game of chess played be-
tween Messrs. Elson, and Reichelm, (the former a
brother of julius Elson of this city) members the
Philadelphia Chess Club-the former playing White
and the latter Black. Our friends who play the game
will interpret the ninth line from the bottom Sand
Bishops Second bears the Castles walls" to be
an advance Of Rook from Kings Bishops square to
Kings Bishops second:
Now each plays out Pawn to King's fourth, move
That all the books since Mucklow's time approve.
Kings Knight to Bishops thrd-Queen's knight the
Bishop to Queens Knights th,--Ruy Lopez's game
When Queens Rocks Pawn is pushed upon him there
To Queens Rocks fourth, the Bishop steps square,
Kings Knight to Bishops th:rd--the usual play,
Pawn to Qaeen's fourth Pawn takes the Pawn away
Pawn to Kings ffth--to Kings fifth leaps the Knight,
And CASTING is the timely move OF White.
To the Queens Bishops fourth, the black knight goes
The Bishop then the Queea's knight overthrows,
The Queens Pawn takes the Bishop--knight takes
Pawn,
Knight to Kings third, is rapidly withdrawn
When Knight takes Knight--Bishop the knight again.
The Queen gives check by carrying of the Queen,
But quickly falls before the towering Rook,
While thicker grows the fearful cloud of smoke.
Then Bishop to Knights fifth at tacks the Rook,
Kings Bishop intervening, guards the nook,
But falls before the opposing Bishops blow;
The King avengng, lays the Bishop low.
Knight to the bishops third, the Rock unlocks,
Rook to Queen seventh like giant stalks.
Whites Pawn to his Kings Bishops fourth is thrown
Bishop to Bishops fourth-to win a Pawn;
Queens Rock to Bishops square arrives too late,
For Rook takes Bishops Pawn, its obvious fate.
Rook taking Rook, the Bishop wins it back;
Pawn to Kings Bishops fifth. would yet attack.
Book to Queens square, pathway to protect
BY Pawn to Bishops sixth the King is checked,
Who back to Bishops square securely falls,
And Bishops second .ears the Castles walls.
The Bishop to the Kings Knights third recedes,
TO Kings Rocks third the pawn Of White proceeds,
King to Knights SquareKlng to Rocks second glide,
Pawn to Rocks third is played on either side.
Rne IN o &nn ctr SnOQ IN vain
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w. O.

ARREST OF CoUNrERrEIrERs. The detec:-
tive Police have arrested and imprisoned At
Buffalo, n. Y, one Andrews and his associ.
ates, whom they caught in the act of max
ing counterfeit of Ayers Cathartic Pills..
Their detection was accomplished at the in :
stance of Messrs j. G. Aver & Co., ofLowell,
Mass, who have shown commendable en-
ergy and promptitude iu protecting the pub
lie from imposition through spurious imita-
tions Of their invaluable medicines.
Doct. Ayers Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pecto.
raj and Pills have come to the staple neces.
stiles with the community, and the imposi-
ton upon the sick of spurious, worthless, If
not injurious fabrications of them, is in fact
the consummation of villany. We hope the
scoundrels will get their due and in the
keeping they now are, they are pretty sure
Of it. Police Gazette. 1.r
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Maple Sugar.

Maple Sugar.
Farmers, house wives, sweet girls, and
boys, who arc fond Of sweet things, now is
your time for sugar making! What will
you do for your thirty pounds each, allow
ance Cor the coming year, if you do not be-
stir yourselves early in March to
obtain, from your own sugar orchard, the
sugar maple, (Accer saecharinun, } which
God has planted around your own homes,
your supply for your domestic use?--You
may not expect it from the rebels. They
have enough to do to fight your brothers
and friends-the brave hearts who have
gone to defend and maintain our govern
ment against their bloody assaults. These
brave men have left upon us the response
bility to do what we can for their comfort
while absent and when they return what
will be more welcome to them, on the table
of friend, than bowl of clean, well refined
sugar, made by the hands of a thoughtful
friend, which was never polluted by the
hand of a traitor?
From motives like these with patriotic
hearts, we must not be idle. We must
make sugar now, as we 'make hay while
the sun shines Let US increase the quanti-
ty and quality made the present year, if the
season is favorable Let societies and neigh.
bors in school districts meet and devise
means, by rewards or otherwise, for an in.
creased supply in quantity and quality. and
see that we take step toward independence
in the article Of sugar. We see that in the
prairie districts, North Of the Ohio, the peo-
pie are growing Sorghum, and making good
progress in making sugar and syrup But
in the Sugar Free States, the consumer can
not yet lean on that source for supply. He
must rely on his home resources. The far
mers can and will make beautiful sugar,
well refined. and suitable for any table use.
For the present season we must begin now
buckets, kettles, and fires must be set
in motion. And do not let us make black
stuff, while those whe take pains make a
white, refined article, choice as the world
affords.
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Dear Times Our young city is becom-'
ing conspicuous for the harmony which
prevails amongst her people in their social
intercourse with each other which has
prompted the recent formation of societies
of benevolent, literary, commercial and
political character. We eare all glad to wit:
ness such organizations spring up amongst
all classes Of our citizens because we know
that the greatest benefit in every sense will
result therefrom.
The adopted citizens also have herein
partaken of that go-aheadism which is pc.
cuiar to this city in all respects. I notice
that our Irish citizens here have or,
ganized society entitled The United Irish
Aid Society; having for its object, the mo-
raj and pecuniary assistance Of the aff1ict-
ed children of their native land. This
movement I think, will be productive sf
good results to this class Of citizens, un.
doubtedly, in two ways: first, it will afford
profitable employment for the mind and
time of its members whs take part in its'
deliberations. And secondly its object be-
ing to alleviate the distress Of portion Of
the human family, unjustly oppressed by
political rule, will direct the energies Of tho
enemies Of oppression, where they are cef.
tainly needed. lam informed that this
body now numbers some fifty members,
who differ in religion and nationality to p
considerable esent, but all are unanimous.
as to the liberal and benevolent aim Of the
society. wish it success.
The soldiers aid society alias Ladies San.
itary society is also commendable affair,
and entitled to the unqualified support Of
all our citizens. But the writer Of shis ar.
ticlc will not trespass On your space by
lengthily noticing this and other such ad-
mirable institutions, which he will defer
until another time. Yours rcsp'y,
W. O.
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~ A conundrum for the camp. Why
is lover who composes q pretty sonnet to
the features Of his object like soldier !
Because he knows how to Write about
Face. sss ".@~ %
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tv The Ovid On. Y.) Bee is credibly
informed that the Masonic Fraternity are
making an effort to secure the State Agri-
cultural College Building and Farm in that
county for the purpose Of State Orphan
Asylum, under the care and patronage Of
the order. .. .-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-12

The WHEAT DEFICIENCY IN ENGLAND
1t is estimated that the amount required to
supply the deficiency of the last wheat har-
vest in Great Britain was 100000 bush-'
els, Of which &C, 900, 900 have yet to be sup
piled. France is estimated to have been de-
tcient s0,00O,00O bushels of which she hH s.
received from abroad say 100000, lea
wing demand for about 100000 more.
A large portion Of the required supply must
come from America, and hence there viii
probably be an active demand for our sur
plus, which will keep up prices, and prevent
the balance oftradc from turning against US,
AMI the consequent export of specie: