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in England for -four and wheat in the event Of bad
harvests or through the Canadian ports should the East
India markets open very extensive demand for the
manufactures Of Great Britain, it will benefit this coun
try nasmuch il will increase the demand for the
material and increase tha value Of our exports It is
plainly to be that mportatsns into this country Of
the produce and manufactures Of Great Britain are an
nually declining and rapidly becoming able to
supply ourselves with many articles heretofore received


from abroad while exports gradually but steadily


increasing in value One cause for this fact staple
articles OF export Of such nature that the want, o


foreign countries must be principally supplied from this
country Our crops of cotton, tobacco, rice &c must
continue to find markets abroad and the greater
the quantity we consume at home the higher the market
price and greater the value


The annual report OF the condition Of the Bank of Vir
gnia andbranches made the 10th gives the annexed
statement.