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1 will not justify remunerating prices TOT coi- ton. Il very small advance on goods, say a half cent per yard on the average of cotton goods, will justify at least two cents per bound advance on cotton, which will pay to the planters remuneratng prices, and will not be sensibly felt by the mass of consu. mers. For instance: a half cent per yard on calico, will only make three or four cents in Iady's dress pattern; or n half cent per yard on shirtng, will only make about l-2 cents in gentloman's shir, pattern, which cannot make material difference with the muss of consumers. But tEo cents per pound, on cotton, vii! "make glad the hearts, of the cotton planters, throughout the cotton region.

 Now, that there is large stock of cotton in the Quocndom of Great Brttan-whch has tendency 10 dcpIess the price of that, your great aple-and as provision IS high, and scarce here, and there: l will, in con clusi ion, recommend to Inc cotton planters of the United States of America, 10 pursue a more provident course plant more corn every year than will barely suffice for the years consumption, until they gain six, or eight months supply, over and above fhe consumption, that they may more elfectual- ly guard against famine: that dire calam'- ty.

 And, by tho lime they gain six, or eight, months supply on the annual consumption, they will have reduced the stock of cotton in England which will enhance the value Of your great stap aple-yield more. money diminish the outlay, aad follow the example of the pror;deni JOSEPH ol Egypt, in days of yore.

 More elfectnally to promote my phllan- thropic views, and 10 enlist as marry as practicable in the good cause, respectfully refer you to my Circular to the World, and 10 the table hereunio annexed, and slncerely hope for better prices for cotton, and plenty of provision ere long, and forever.

 k. w: ANDERSON.

 JachSon, Miss.