N'orfolk. Nou. 26.
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Cotton.--Tep Bales Of Cotton, raised on the plan
tation of Mr.. Wiliam .Ninton, in Nansemond
County, was brought into this ma ket yesterday and
readily sold at fourteen and half cents per pound
The staple was very good. We hope that our far
mers in the neighbouring counties will see the pro
pre,y OF turning their attention Immediately to the
cultivation OF this valuable staple, which, if we are
not misnformed, is more profitable crop even at
ten Cents than Corn al three dollars-Children
being prottabte hands in the cultivation of the for
mer, whereas tull grown and vigorous laborers are
required ior the latter. Beacon.