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A concifc view of the lase& diicoyeries,
inventions, and improvements, chiefly
applicable 10 rural and doneitic eco
Monty.
ToGETHER WITH
Descriptions of the mott interelsing OBJ
jetts of nature and art the hiRofy OF
men and animals, IN fate OF health or
difeaie and practical hints Rejecting
the arts and manufactures, both tamili-
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Notice

.lVOtlce.
Whereas loleph Cary did by
Deed Of Trait, dated the 1T Of Augu,s'
500, convey TO The dubfcrihers, for The
hsaea. Q. the creditors, all his property.
rssl and perfonalof every delcriPsion, We
,sereby give notice, that by and with the
advice and content of the creditors, vs.
have appointed MIR. jain M'lver, ont
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From the above general con


tent OF the work, it will be eaiiiy conceived that
the nature If the Dosneific Encyclopedia is
peculiarly adapted to the prefent VANS OF the
Uaittd States. Perhaps It contains greater
nunlter of uieiul facts than have ever Appeared
In the compass of icur moderate volumes. No
pains, tfoubie, or expeuoe appear 70 have been
ipared 70 renSer this economical dictionary as
complete as the prelent advancement OF agricu!-
ture, gardening, If ghe E.naiiiaf arts and manu-
iaetures, aswell asthe ineeitet tate Q. nlssii-
ca iciesce, would respectively admit. 1t M
clades ain,rf every ch;ect more or ieis connect
e. with rural, domcitic, aud animal economy.
fience III. rcs Ter vii fad numerous experiments
reiate, many hundreds cf whSh have.nct beicrc
bees pu5liGed il the Englilh Language.
With regard to the additions, tic editor viii
ebf1rve, that 10 exeriinns fhall be wanting on
hi. part, u render them asrielui as pciGbie to
ffe people IF this country-Th. diiesfss COM
monty prevalent therein, with the mott approy-
ed methods of prevention and cure, fhal be par
t:eularly detaied-an account ihall be given OF
aiiShe difscveTies which have bsen mare in The
Uuited States; and many Machines FOR Gin'i
pilhing labcur. which are peculiar thereto, Rail
be dsicribsd. and iiluiiratsd IN Plates IN
ihort, every uiofu id6f in rural and demeltle e
conomy, omitted w Dt. Willieks ard which
mar be known TO the editor, sfhsll he inlcr'sd /;
aud IN order to take advantage 81 progrehlrg
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h &c allthe periodical works on tie above fur
jscts. forwarded as fooa as rab.hhed in England
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The Pu5lifhers have but little 20 add rthcni-
fslyss; knowing, thar profsFisns generally arc,
sni perhaps, ought to be. II great nleaiuse
psiavaiiing, they refer the fublic 70 tac bosks
thsg have already pubiihed. :, hey have given
20 The world two editions OF Lr. kuifcli's No
desa Europe, withip The Ian three years; the
nlanaer, thetefarc, in which they execute thar
undertakings, can be attestaiaed Ii she pre-
frnt work, if they do not advance r!ush. they
pledge the,nfsivss not to eege0eFate. t ihali
Epgrssings at lesile34al to thoiein The London
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pscsS - tne PLGsGuk auvancementO OF ogrl-
culture, gardening, of the familiar arts
and manufactures, q wen g the imper-,
feet state Of medical science, would res,
positively admit. Itinsludes almost eve
~ object more or less connected with r,,.
raj, domestic. and animal economv.--
Hence the reader viii find numerous ex.
Perimeats RELAXED, many hundreds Of
which have not before been published in
the Enslish language. s
With regard to the additions, the edi-
tor win Observe, that no .exertions shalE
be wanting On his part, TO render them
q useful q possible, to thepeople Of this
country. As no others diseases bur
those ennmerated IN article ave, are in
troduced h de original work, and & Il
= pespliafly adapted 10 the siuaationof
persons n The country, remote from me.
dical aid, Il has been deemed necessary
IN the present edition 20 detail the most
approved methods ofguarding against the
attack q. diseases, commonly prevalent
n the unitad States, Of curing them
when actually present. and Of treating
the various accidents 70 which axricuItu-
raj people are liable. There ahaIl also Be
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sonous plants growing in the United
States, rs can be obtained. 7ss
Care shall be taken to detail 81 The dis
coveries which have been made IN the
United States. These viii be found
TO be more numerous than is generally
imagined. !. MANY machines for aimi-
nishing labor, and which are peculiar TO
this country shall Be described and Illus
trated By plates.
The VETERINARY SCIENCE compre-
hending the application Of the principles
Of medicine, % the preservation Of the
health of domestic animals, and the cure
Of their diseases, shall also claim due
degree Of attention. !. That destructive
and native disease, the yellow water Of
horses, shall be described, and d success.
fol method Of cure pointed out.
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supply families win . compact guide, IN
al economical affairs, every useful fact
in rural and domestic economy, omitted
by DR.. Willich, and which may be known
70 the editor, shall be inserted and in
order TO take advantage Of progressing
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peCtfully tosolicit them.
The Publishers have but little to add
for themselves; knowing that professi-
ons generally are, and, perhaps, ought
70 be, in q great measure, unayailing,
they refer the Public to the books they
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Russelrs Modern Europe, within the
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Afa Court held y5r Brooke County, and
continued on Friday ths syd day Of
June, 1905. s.
MI. John HoIcraf, John Spivy, John
Ashby and Peggy his wife, Joseph
Pentecost, John Robb and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Pentecost, Sarah
Pentecost, James Ashbrooke and
Lueey his wife, George Pentecost
and Rebeekah Penteeost, heirs At law
and legal Representatives Of Dorsey
Pentecost, deceased.
William Johnston, Gabriel /. Johnston.
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife,,
Benz amin Johnston, jur. Ann John
ston, General w. Johnston, Robert
Johnston, Davis Floyd and Snsanah,
his wife, heirs At law Of Benjamin
Johnson, deceased, and Peter Pc
teyson. Ii cHANCERY.
This day came the complainanss,
i BY their Counsel, and il appear
ing to the Court thar the Defendants.
William Johnston, Gabriel j. Johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife,
Benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann Johnston,
General w. Johnston, Robert Johnston,
Davis Floyd ana Susanah his wife. heirs
1t law Of Benjamin johnston, deceased, /
are not Inhabitants Of this sCommon.
wealth. Its ordered that the said De-
PENDANTS do appear here on the second
day of the next August term. TO answer
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. --
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and hope we shall be able to merit con.
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LEATHER, CASTLNGS, RAR-lR0N
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become. n once msnifest md def;red -
To live with satisfaction 10 himself and
pthers-soprocure Is many comforts u
lie 81 are consistent with his mental ,nd
bodilv constitntion--and ID avert i'm.
bending danrer-or. n Other. word. -
preserve himself from tie in;urio,,. =.
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whole az what relate. 10 the nrsc,;r.I
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ON lNEDITATI0M.

ON nEDIT4TI0N
u sontemplasion's guise when nature
And nousht di.tnrbs Tie solemn si-
lent scene,
save De lone nishssird With is visils
keeps,
And scream. !. solemn interval. Be-
tween.
How sweet % roam insome seques.ered
Freed inn thedaily care. vhiehsnaw
she breast, 4 4 d. 80
Freed from the anguish Of suceessless
love. S NJ !. &
Wish each tumal.ou. passion lurl'd 70
rest. I /. Ut
The mind, ,hsn .sve,'d from il, earthly
train, 49,
Of lus.s, Of sorrows, and delu.ive
hopes,
Soar. y hose regions, where devoid d
Ess l's ~ upon j.. sense. ap.'..
20
VIII. can eompars with medisation's;
sweets d.
Whit earth-bofn pleasure with itshies-
sings vie Is. ... ..l
Here philos0pbic man his maker meets,
Here Iearns with noble fortitude todie.
IN thy blest bowers, fair VISIONS seat
10y ~ 49, g 55SS
Weak man forgets his temporary
state 81 ,,
It's there b courts thy power harmonic !
ous nine, u. - -,
IT'S thers heseems beyond the reach Of
fate.
From thee sweet Petraeh learn'd % tune
! thealay,
To love, % Laura. and 70 friendship
due, g
While mid the mellow hsurs Of twi-
light grey,
crestivs fancy would bis woes renew.
By.hee Rome's Cato virtuous and severe
Stood firm and dauntless in J vicious
Ns'ersvsy' q bylAzury, nser Iul'd y
fenf, sss
He died ! hero, asheiiv'd sage.
Hail Medication, solitudeis FIRST born,
Whose thrones The lonesome dark.
ness Of the night, 49, .;zz= - -
Who reien'st amid the roaring Of the
storm, Ga
Buts ever pleasing in Thy poets sight. /,
Observation-Disclosures.
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NEW and PRACTICAL WORK.
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do Cstyf held fsr Bypeke csanfy, and
centinasd en EsErsday sts y DAY Of
June. 1905.
A. c. John MaIphey.

Mary Murphey and Elizabeth Nfurphey.
heirs Il law Of Cornelius Murphey.
deceased. In GHANeERY.
This day came the Complainant,
By his cou nsel, and il appearing
10 this Court, that the said Defendants
are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. Its ordered dat die Defsnd-
ants do appear here on the second day irS
the next August term, 70 answer the
Compliments bin, and that copy Of
this order be published in the nearest
Virginia Gazsttc for two months sue
cessively, and also be posted up for two
months excessively 1t the door Of the
Court House of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
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BY a. FIN. WILLIcH, M. b.
Author on TEE LKcTURrs on DIET AND
REcInkN, &c. &c.
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rIRsT AkEn1cAH kpIrIoS,
With Additions, applicable 70 the pre-.
sent siaaation ofthe Unired States,
BYJAMES MEASE, M. D.
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n s the practical tendency Of the work
n here announced, must Be evident,
A. peculiar nature scarcely requifes iar-
sher explanation. sIs>$s
When we consider the natural conditi-
On Of nian, the object Of alf his pursuits
becomes 1t once manifest and de6ned.-
To live with satisfaction to himself and
othsrs-to procure as many comforts Of
ffe asare consistent with his mental and
bodily constitutiou-and to avert inn
pending dangsr--or, in other words 70
preserve himself from the injurious at
tacks ofextepnai agents, are nearly the
whole Of what. relates 70 the practical
part Of human life. The present work
being exclusively devoted 10 the depart
ments OF health and general economy, no
subject could with propriety be introdu-
eea, which had q reference 10 ethics or.
morals, 10 metaphysics, or the abstract
aid professional sciences. ~. Z FL ! 4
tnotder,to unite conciseness with &C..
~neraI utility, tbs theoritical or specula.
tive part Of every invention, discovery,
Or Improvement. forms bur small por-
tien ofthe Domestic Ensyclopedia--5e-
cause the rafioasle, or; elens ntary prin-
eiPlesare only inserted in those instances
where the subject eanno. be sufficiently
understood without them. And as the
alphabetical form possesses many adyan.
tages over the systematic division and
snhdixision Of articles. II has, in the pre-
sent case, been preferred, a. more eilgi-
gible for q popular work. s !.
1t viii Be easily conceived, that the
albiectsrea ofin this collectionmust
be Numerous and Important; inasmuch
rs the economical sciences are intimate-
" connected with natural anil expert
mental philosophy, including the know.
iedge Of useful animals, plants, and mi
p-raIs; chemistry, agriculture, garden
ing, hinting, the cultivation Of trees,
rearing Of cattle, fishing, &c. To enable,
however, the reader to Judge of the me-
thod by which subjects apparently intri.
cate and abstruse, are reduced 70 the le-
vel OF ordinary eapacities, the following
heads viii furnish an outline Of the eco-
'ncmicI dictionary. 7--'l7
4. Acoaciss historical account afthe
subject under consideration, orthe man.
uerin which 1t i. inost advantageously
produced, ether BY nature or srt. flor
Instance, fuel, candles. hats, shoes, wine,l
Farn, &c.
p The most, jddicious and economic
al mode ofspPlying every substance %
Useful purposes.
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caneers consumnf;or er;Ien.v .,o,, =
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i lwHotr No. aa7.l

HGh 1GItttufy by Audk4kAktlt0 Wnten pre-,
vents the ontactbetween the two nations,
While she occupied the western posts
the United States sawher with ieslousy,
and i Il beyond doubt that hostilities
and > national hatred would have been
the consequences when the increase 81
American population in thai pam had Ia
ken place; when those forts were given
up, numerous symptoms had already
manifested themselves.
Secondly, because fhe usual road of
the exports fromfhe United States being
made ttrcugh their ownrivers, there Is
no important communication between
| them and Canada. s
But rs chiefly becauDe Upper canaa
da II inhabited By American emigranss.
who ID case Of . rupture, would JOIN, &C.
cording to all appearances, tothe Timed
States, had not the spirit their govern.
ment been 70 prevent The extending Of
their limits. 81 I IS s- - II n II
But after al, what politcal q CON.
mercial advantage can France receive
from the possession Of New-O Orleans, and
Of the east bank ofthe mississippi, that
may balance the loss, which II these two
points Of view, shewill sustain ID the RI.
yalry with the United States! The Flo.
ridas are . narrow "trip Of barren land,
incapable Of defence, iucase ofrupture,
and which Cost more than tits worth TO
guard, garrison, and presents 10 the ID.
dian tribes. However advantageous N.
Orleans might Be for the United States.
/ win Be Of VERY inconsiderable value
u France, when the foreign capitals shail
Be- taken from IL, or 4 rival city shall Sc
established ON the American side From
TIE best information, 1 ind that one third
q ne pest commercial houses employed
~ New-usieans are Ameziean. No
sooner WI! military gcyeznnsnt be
esfabllshedln the country mn ~ these
commercial houses, wish t9e capitals
winch support them, wlh Pess INTO the
gnitea osates, % tnat pee assigned
,nem ~ ne usasy WIN span q % me
lIa. ~ -, 49, 49, n.en ma
80 1ssw-s, "a -, = e, Lceelveo.
- $780, tkoni { ,tnss nave already
lIyso. Icy, '.ns ,luloaosu unsIr car
soes W,t 4 uineully, Anu 3 tns soilis
g mucn the .s.9 more aavanta6eoas q We
PensIate TURNER, tnere ls very little
aouDt th;s estaoiishmen. VII soon rival
mat o. Nsw-Vrleans, when the Ameri-
can capitals snail have neen taken out OF
u when inc United states isnaif nave
oeSiTed tne Nascnez : rec port, New. =.
orienns wan oe very niue g, z Plaes %
commerce, ana only an oolSSt o. useless
s.Pense % France, ana an inexnausta-
ole source OF lsalonsy between france
and me onited osates.
Y The cession Of Louisiana \ neverthe.
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- mere oe 2 situation N the world
Wnicn may De attendea win these con-
sequences, = certainly = 'nas s q Z, rranee,
%hen sne y IN possession 10 q NeH-slr :
leans; IT'S situated = surn 2 manner
I e % olcek W INC great Passage towards
me seas nom : reat nuInoer .oI sta.es,
: ana avery extensive IS PoPuiatlon Wncn
increase: raPioly.
q militsry government = ABOUT 20 pc
estaonsnea on inc isianG. ne general,
proud WIN reason, o. tne glory OF ms
nation, wil cast ON every thing that sur
rounds MN 2 iook orsupsriorify com.
msrce wli e oegraoea and merchants,
subject .c !ne ae:Pousm q men VINO
WIN seek ~ tne aging Up OF ricnes, re-
eomPense TOT ,neli Pllvations IN inc re-
!, ana lnsa.9 q. country WnI.ner
tnsy aIe sens. : ne solony presen.s NO Nv.
tai means 81 growing risn, except tnose
SLOW ano Progsessiysol commerce ana
aSricuitIrs, nn-calcu.a. :. Weaitn TOT sol SOL.
sdlers. hoWev s, yleilent inc mother
county, sns w noe proven. g .nat ois-
t.ncs' mevsAasloes wnlcn may De exer-
cisco: 0n tns o.nsr hana, ns govern
msns q .ne unlsso- states WIN NOT @
s = e : .nousa ~ ins.ansss, g rss,Ialn
me Petulense q , sne near lnnsDltan.s oos.
dering On .ne limits q 'ne M,is;s :,
% CONNIE tneH vengeance Wnoiiy, ana
compel mem @ s1Pee. rom aiP,omaeis
ls Il, slow Jasuce. nauea