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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26
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ETNiNERSIrY OF THE ST ATE or NEW lOhh =
~ Tue Lectures on the several branches Ofnedical
ence delivered in the College Of and Surgeons
in the City Of NewYork all cOmmence ON the rst Mon
day IN November next at the College in Barclaystreet
Dr. Hosack, on the Theory and Practice of Pysic aud
on Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and chill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

THE sale OF MI. JOSHUA CRUNg's STOCK which
was 70 nave taken place THIS day posiponed mil
place. va P'si''Nep '"At
MoNcuRE, ROBINSON K peasants Anetrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

oats Of The Northern States.
Members oi the Legislature wishing to obtain lodgings
during tie egsuirg session for themselves alone, with
their families, requested make early application
by some friend residing this City, who may make choice
OF suitable rooms.
Carriages will be furnished gratis, for carrying Mem
hers to the CAPITOL during the session OF tie Legisla
buTe
August ~. 34tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

EXTRACTED FROM LATE ENGLISH PAPERS.
MADAGASCAR PRINcRs.-During the
cruize lately made by the Ign off the
Coast Of Madagascar, and Just as she was
about TO sail from Tentative, two native
Princes, brothers Of the King of OyAs,
arrived there, accompanied by an Ambas-
sador from Governor FARQUHAR, at the
Maurtius The object OF his embassy was
10 destroy, as far as possible, the in,esnsi
trade IN slaves in Madagascar, as far as re-
lales 10 che supply OF the Mauliius : and
hose Piinces were on their way 10 the
Naurlt'ns, At the Invitation Of Governor
FAReuHAR. The Tyne took them on
board, with their suite (lhrty persons, J
and also two Ministers from JEAN KENE,
King Of that part of Madagascar, wherein
Tama,ive is situate, and landed them al
Port Louis with the most marked dis
tnc,ion rhey brought presents TO Gov
.e'nor FARQUHAB, consist ng chiefly OF
botanical, and specimens of the products
and manufactures of tie island also f.
male d70a'f extraordinary dimiuutive, be
ing Of a race peculiar 10 the interior of
Madagascar 1t is worthy of <, that
the greater number of the slave vessels
ARE generally from ramataye.
JEAN KENE The King) appears disposed
to cooperate IN stopping the t&poHa,ion Of
slaves from the isla7d, provided any ad-
vantage could be offered him 70 compensate
fer the locome Which he derives from tie
slaves being passed though bis distrilI, ~
b1 embarked: he would then contribute
in his power (which IS absolutely 10 prevenl
The exporyation, lie is we'll educated, in
telIigent, Of humane disposition. and
ave s. to the traffic. But the Chief of The
D4suic, Of Fou! POM, which adjoins am
alNe 10 the norihward, Is suuken into the
slossvst bahia ism he sleeps away his
life in safe Of continual intoxicati9n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18

QUEEN-lQ UARE,

On Friday, i'm Maria Clements was
charged with stealing from Mr. J. Robinson
an Officer IL The 81 West India Regiment
notes to The amount ot l0i. She was remain
ded.-On her removal from the bar, MIR.
Fielding sai., he remembered the uniorlu-
nate creature, few years slnces paragon
Of beauty, living ID The utmost sPlendour,
and driving about IN her barouche, The en-
v oi The thoughlless part OF ner Own sex,
and tae desired object oil the giddy part OF
tie opposite During her career Of dissi-
patton, she IS supposed 10 have squandered
not les than 10000 Of ili-gotsen pelf
though now hurled from Vie pinnacle OF
a zzling splendour 10 the lowest sbyss W
human misery, with DO Other shelter than
a loalhsouie prison, abandoned, seemed,
and left 10 the vengeance Of The offended
laws, by those WHO once hauered her vail
II, aud admins cred 10 her vicious courses
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
DIET II FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, NOV. |


Yesterday The frs; tomal sitting OF the
Dirt looS pl@ce. he Presidency Plell-
paIentiary, Count Won Buol ochauensseIn
read his fist discourse, in. which the TX
tent ol4he -Ausiss Of the Diet, the Whole
range 81 its tm -iency. aud the principal bu
siness, and he manner Of proceeding, was
laid before tile assembly for their coneldeia-
ton. After some preliminary observations
he said. that all Germany looked forward
with anxious expectation, 70 the sptl-
which should guide their dellberatlons, aid
confidently expected the completion Of We
structure OF the great National Union 81
" hich lhe federal act Of the 9Th June, 1915,
was 10 be considered as the iounda lon
/ he principal pclnts for tLeir dreclrr
were-lst. That the Federal Stale shoul c
neither be one which was 1t variance Wiz
he agS, and Tie present state oil German
relation, no. mere offensive and defensive
Union, rs the n4tionsi want-the only rule
for guidance in political relations required
something u.ore (; but q Union Of Stalts ID
NlIicn he equality OF the German Princes,
and free towns, affiliated logether III the
German Union, and national Bond, ben
fcially embracing The Sovereign States,
as Two equally established principles should
form the character of me Union. The
Germans appear again as Union Of otales
in the ii Of powcrs.-2J- The care OF The
ass ,nbly should be directed 10 several clas-
ses o. individuals in Germany, suffering
under tie effects ul The desluctsenesO Of
the past tfmes.-3d. he Union mus
consult III what manner it shall iuifil its
p,inc,pll duiy Of satisfying the wants Of The
Zines.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18

1t appeared in evidence that dc plainhf
. female passenger, had got into tbs coach
at night, about eight miies from Rasing
stoke, having consigned her luggage % the
care Of the coachmsn, but she lid nor know
Of the restricted liabiIitg or he coachpl opri-
etor for property not exceeding he value of
81 until after her arrivals in town Upon
discovering the loss Of her BOX she made a
demand upon the defendants of Ioi. IS 90.
The value oft, but the defendants resisted
payment, coniending that they were only
liable for 81. being TIE amour. for which
they bad publicly restricted thriF liability,
IN all cases where there was no INSURANCE..
Lord Ellingsborough however charged
The Juty, that until carriets had Of late res.
ttieted their liability b actitc 10 tie public
! they we're liable at sommon law to loss for
an iDdt fate amount. Ii was, therefore, in
this case materi4l TO know whether the
plainnfEh had had due notice of the defend
ants limited responsibility, fer if she had
not had actual notice Gift, she was not en-
titled 10 a verdict for the whole value Of the
property lost
j he jury found verdict for the plaintiff
Damages lOl s.. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
JOHN BROOKS.



Hahay Release. brig Malta, Capt
Patton, from Grenada, has brought into
Norfolk, 4 French soldiers, deserters from
Guadaloupe, picked up at sea il an open
boat, in the passage between the Islands q
Martinique and Dominica. They had pot
20 sea without p DIVISIONS intended 10 60 e
ST Lucia, but missed their WAY and sol
out of sight of any land. When fallen y
with by the Malta, they had been out six
days, and having been reduced 10 The last
stage Of hunger had cast lots Tor the PER
pose Of selecting one OF their number to be
slain for the subsistence of the rest. The
lot fell on the youngest Of the compa ny,
remarkably good looking young man, who
no doubt felt very sensibiy the difference
between bis present situation and that from
which he was released by the humanity 81
Captain Patton; when he was about 70 eS'
pelience rather verse fate ihan befei The
prophet Jonah.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
NuREA.PEkC DEc. u.

~ Z '"E M OE~' kZs
The princiPality of LipPe, lays Bers
lin paper, has the good fortune which
probably no other country in EUROPE can
hoait, thar at the pref>nt moment no
more Eaxes are demanded from the PEG.
pit thar were pail 100 years ago. That
excite, Poll Tax, and Stamp Duties are
known only by name as exiting IN other
countries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
BU0NAPARTE.

hxtrdcf IF letters from The Marquis De
1lontcbsnu, CommDFoaer Of tie king Of
France, TO bis tJisna ". +, is.tr, Knie6t
Ct 81. A0uiS, director Of The PITS at n
gotsleme.
81. Helena ST., % sI6.
fou caanot form an idea of this lie all that
you have read or heard Of il makes i caradiie
when compared with the realty its alpeef i, fill
more hedichs in the interior YOU fee only ragged
mouutans deltitute of vegets'ion of Height va
rJihg from SO TO 800 toifes-a hrgIe plain.
which - that where Buonapsrte relides One
meets here and there = few llunted trees soihing
bur potatoes are cultivated and that 10 lnail
quantity 6nge town. 10 which there are abous
% hour,-and not village Tome cottages,
which are dignihed with he name Of country
houles, about tenth Of which are kabi,abIe
fome very hne roads, uniformly borde ed by
frishtful precipices nc practicable pa,hs such,
my deaf oar y he abode f your friend who De.
hdes y isDofset of The Aaguage If The couatfy;
and II r. Anaud knrw i Vould nct be much Tie
bet'@r Tor T. Hycu comn6derate ns thee tsgree
thar you dad aoi accompany me We vso, every
thlng every hing here i At 40 trhorhis AT price
Iog've yen lea of tnis y3n mGa kueW hat
all our wants nun be fupplsd from Fng,aud or
he Case Of Good Hope whish a GOO lesgues of.
Goais Tor The kitchen tome fem Lngiand. fer the
islam produces 6rewooc, ! ~ day ago
iome huocks arrived from he Czpe cut i IS
embarked, del on me paige = tnali deep
cails from 5 % faus fonl, very fough, from
10 10 5 francs according 80 is Gze bread,
Which i she chea2eR article, ~ ioas pes III
par Of ihoes from 8 10 - f.
Aaving thus detailed 10 ycu my miferies. 7 will
now TAX TO you OF our greai nan u his Gtuztion
aud puafd.
The earrifon ccElias Of about z go nsn, with
SEQ and odd pieces Of artillery ard zboa. q lcore
Of morszrs L q cueies he boufe Ct he L tutea-
ar Governor, II u4se lqonthe ony nain In IL md
called Iong'xao- = his p.zsn Il Ia goue "a on
AZ scss by horrible prscipices and be uE
one 1ad by vnsch yen reach o. his
has heen efiahlsihed camp occupied Re SD
regiment and park Of Arti'letyi beldes
lined with polss of troops. BncEaparse aud hrs
followers have the liberty Of waking or riding
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
BERLlF, Dec. %.


According TO a letter IRON Plauen, in
the Voigh;land dreadful murder was
lately committed in the pof house there,
and difcoyered 10 the following man
ner -:
altl 1 fdr~ sr
'iea 81 ocean S. .ne go m.i. z
Faag- lad +, b iaea is .su
wolrefa asr BLOOD aat
a4.a ..l agd1 IL hfs bsl y ~ ez
matter he attel had
jornsy during me a5.c4cl e ge
llllon he wen, JheH ID call e pee ~
ter's wife, whom he found afo mnrdercd
together with her three children lie
woman could only fay, All, the ,mih
Almott 5eEde himiel, he left the poit
houleto give notice to the Police I'M
mecia.clY fnith's fhop near the gate,
was iurIopuded with folders, Whit The
police officers went il and exaTued the
whoie houte. In the cellar they f -und
the ninth in the middle ofthe tEelv. Of
bis ailociates, till fpsiukled with the
blood of the murdered periona regaliug
themielyes. The a. erers were all
aiken, and now await he punilhment Of
the law. The affugn he husband
and father on Lis reJrvn, may be calily
conceived"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
Separation of Maine.

r. THOSE gentlemen sh hold subicription
papers for the Proeeedings of the BsEas
sssk Cssvfasisa requeiied TO tranimis them or
copy Of them TO this Office the hrff opportunity,
that 10 cafe luihrs.s patronage is afforded, the
work may be commenced Immediately.
MsrA III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
Liz TvTEILIGEN6 h.
COURT or KINGS BENCH,
HnSN v FAGG

HIM ' nv
This was an sption BY coach passenger
agaiess the owners IL recover tic value u 4
bcx, With la contents valued lol. IS 81
which il was all, dyed was lost by sht
negligence OF tbs ae.tndanls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
Seasonabte Goods,
Are just received and offered for sale by
JOHN l.. S1'ORER,

No. l, UNION ROW,
CCksfSTING of fuper6ne black blue brown
- coffee bronze green, and other colours Lon
don BROADCLOTHS; great variety CT mdd-
ling and low priced ditto iupefhne and common
black blue, mixd, drab. and other colours Jingle
and double MILD Caiimeres, Cords : black, white
red, green and yellow FIannels and Bsizes; 4,
S and "a ditto swan1xins plain, twllled, hg
ured and plaid Bombazetis; Wildbores; Pantaloon
Drawers variety of Veltings; cotton Handker
chief; elk add cotton ditto Turkey red BaEdan
mas; limitations siawIs, mourning dito; nix and
cotton ditto. an afortment plain aud twill'd cot
Ton Shzwls; black and white Milliaetsts black
blue mixed. brown and Grab Stockingueu 20. 90,
and so inch COTTON Umbrellas; very hue gsngham
ditto Cotton Laces, Cambria Mullins; Braces {;
brown Linens variety of plain aud tamboured
book, null, leno and other Fancy Mullins, ebsap /;
CHECKED nripd and corded Cambreks ffeam
loom and coleran Shrtfhgs; olive brown, black,
brown, and other colours Queens & Pelide Cloths
cambrick and common Pocket Handkerchiefs !;
black and cooured Sinchaws Sartfnests black,
white and cooured Florence Silks twilled ditto !;
Nankin, Canton And Italian Grapes black fix
Handksrehiefs FoTentIne; Bombazines; Rib
bons; Furniiures; ladies' black, white aud fate
worried Hole mems mir d. black and white ditto :;
Hk Hole; meas worried aQd lambs wool Half
Hole; black and coloured Sewing Silk and Twift;
Ball Twiit; spittle6sid Handkerchiefs: Bandan-
IA, checked hlk, and light and dark flag ditto !;
Linen Camoricks; Cotton Bale Hunters Cloth; ;
variety Of Cacoes and Ginghams; black, white
aud eoloured Camhrics Coatings sDuffils; drab
and blse kerleys--Linens- large ahori ment of
meas, womens and childrens beaver, kid and fix
Gloves-Tapes--plan and figured Rat,inetts--
Dimiiies-inds Cottons--twiil'd aud checked era
watts Roie Blankets-Impegiai fix Buttoos green,
srmion' frarlet, orange aud grey figured Petite
fannes-whi'e and black lace Veiing-Fs6ory
Shirtings, Checks, and 1hreads--sattinetts-Bin
dings, sc sc
~ The above frelh Goods are offered at very
lev prices for Cath only.
~ Parchafers respectfully invited TO call-E1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
Governor ef'he Commonwealth IF Massachusetts,,
II PROCLAM4TYON,
RY LIS RxcELLRncY


Humiliation and Prayer.
THE visible things OF the Creation, their
order, grandeur, and subsersience to the
use and happiness OF rational and sensitive
beings, declare the wisdom, power and
goodness of their Author. The goodness
of Cop pervades and cheers the Universe.
As il gave being 10 man. so II protracts his
existence i, spreads his table, il implants
in his breast all the kind and social siEec.
tons, and fits him for happiness; II leads
him 10 devotion, and through the media
ton of SAVIOUR, inspires the hope i'm
mortality. Being subjects OF COPS care,
and the recipients of His bounty, We are
constantly reminded OF our dependence up
on Him, and Of our obligations to seek TO
Him for continued exercise OF his beneti-
cence. The recurrence ct the Spring Is
particularly calculated to engage our med
itations on these views Of our dependence
and obligations. After the prouucts OF che
year have been in great measure consum-
ed in the winter we anxiously look forward
10 the provid,n,iaI events of the current
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18

HIcn ARE-
: great variety cfSILKS
VIZ.
Beit twiA'd Lsvantines
Double S Jingle Floreu
ces pan and change
able colours
Black India Sinehaws &
Sarfnests
Black, coloured y plaid
Italians
Coloufed and plaid Can
ton Gik
pongee Siiks for liuiags
&c. &c
Black 6lir Yelling
Ped lyassia ans canton
Grapes
blarz soS wh.te tsliap
& ape
Z u~ed elics
. k.wh dco.cs sd
tx rIcvS
Beaver aud kj Glove
Six s. COTTON Umbrella.
BE" gi't Goa, aud Vea
su'lant
imperial l's Duttons
Olive, brown and green
Ribbonds
Ga IA and 6 4 is2ht
< DARK mali 4 4 ION
SHAWL
Biac Car % fitkfs
BeR Bl1ea4nzs r Chop-
Pc Romaia
a great yaris = q cot'oo
Ei6Sts
Anne -irsn Bed Ticking
Ruff D.&pefs
rfown Holland
Back AID hike N3iliin =
etis
Cotton CaDbrIcs
Cambric Mullins
S4 "A and c 4 black
Cambrics
Copperplates and Furni-
lures
Back and blue Italian
wing Silk
Black aud aforted Can
toe do
NAPKINS
Buckram
3, ST 4 and Al Pins
Qualify and fhoe Bind
irgs &C. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18


great par, of which wer
liocs IN BoaoE, and vii
AMONG w
Ben fuperane black,
blue, brown, cinnamon,
olive & mix'd BRO AD
CLOTHS
Common znd low priced
ssgtO
Sel double MILD black,
blue, aud mix'd Gas.
SIAfEkEs
Black blue mix Il brown.
olive and dr2b Jingle
miIl.d CaMneres
Blue, brown and green
HUNTERS CLIO Tbs
QUEENS CLOTHS
Slack, brown, olive,
olive green, cipnanon
and bottle g-een Pk-
LIsSE CLOEa3
a large all ,rsment of
PLAN q s@ii'd BON
9AZETr5, of AL col
eurs, very low
Scotch Pads
Plaid Bom5azef,s
Rztinetts--W ilbores
figured Pei:fs FlannelS
Elegant roil,net aud
commcn Swanlinwn
VIZ IIN3s
Whne cd veto = green
& back FL L..
SwaLfkin
Duff ard CAaa,ings
Bocxine.--lwilI'd Fiaa
neis
Amer. eATTINETTS
Berlin as
Dsyoaih e Key sv
Cuernley FrocA
pantai u ORA IS
Meas olsc wtlle and
mia a Worried Hole
Hall hole
Women fate black and
while ditto
Knit worried Caps
Black aud Geld Bonn
bSzi0e
5 Inlll LINEN
SHEETING
American water loom
Shirrings < sheetings
patens ileam loom shir
tings
Fine and common Cali
Goes
ga Engliih Cinghams
!. ]. ! ! ] ROSE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-18
Ne,u &, Seasonabte Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
IAvE received large and extenhve aiiofsmen'
II Of
ENGLISH, INDIA, AND FRENCH
NJ GOODS, "a

fui,ed 20 the prelent and approaching ieaion'
great part Of which were purehaied az late Auc-
lioas IN Bollor, and will be Tod very low.
.woNo WHICH ARE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03


In Boston, Mr.. WILLIAM BURDICK, late
Editor aud proprietor OF The Boston Eeeaiag Ga
sdte.
In Windham, ON the 96th inst. after long and
painful illness, which she bore with resignation
and fortitude, Mrs Sarah Little, wife OF Paul
Little, Esq. aged 81 years.
10 Waterford, (Me) on the 10Th nR much IA
men,ed. Lieut.. DAVID FARKARs mer aged -
His a(f sicknefs was lingering and a. times dis
sreihngly fevere bur il was endured with usex
ampled patience and christian fortiude. Supper.
ted by thar faith which reffs on Chril alone for
fxivation, MIR. Fzrrar calmly resigned his body 70
The arms OF death in confident expectation of the
fussrc glorious resurrection and essrIsOg felicity
of he immoral fpirits of the finally Jun add Peo;-
tent.
BY the death Of this man his aged parents and ar
exteoive circle of relatives FRIENDS Especially the
family in which for the la eleven years Of his lfs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

be resided, to whom be funsined the enlsaring
relation of brother aud by whole kind and srzfer-
nal attentions his life was prolonged and made
comfortable 10 the Taft. have been hereaved Of =
mnn Invaluable earthly betting . duufui ION, a
afeciionate brother, faithful friend. fhe church
have lofi an exemplary member. an ornament 70
the chriltian protection, in Whole life was emi-
aentIy exemplsfsd, bow a chriiian ssHid I've and
AZ sa by holy reGgnation how chrilian eoslS
Die. Society and his acquaintance have LOFT 6rm
enlightened and ulsful citizen.
The deceafed by his habits OF application and
reflection had obtained va'ua bic fiock Of knowl
edge which he con hdered IS ultfuI 10 himfe only
asst enabled him to he more ufeful 70 others He
was modef int elllgens, equsnimous and humane
tlis character was jnt and conllfens with hs pro-
fefii1ns. His more conf sicuous virtues were pro-
bity integrity christian meekneis and benevolence.
Hi, judgment va. found, discriminating and unhi-
afed by prejudice. He was 6rm and unalterabIe
IN his pnrpoies becaufe they were always the re-
luIt of ma,ured reflection 10 fine. the evenneis of
his enper and the liability of his character, in
tive life, and the competed resignation of bis Ian
days. only evince, how lnbllantia 10 the happiness
and how fold the comfort which religion holds
OUT 20 mortal man, 70 fupport aod cheer him shro'
this ezrthy conflict and azure bis w4Gderingfoot.
reps TO brighter worlds on hig h.
In Northy2rmoutb Col. Jonathan Mitch. II az
ed 90
In this town sunday evening laR. Mrs. HANNAH
BAKER, wife Of MIR Samuel Bake aged s2.--Fu
neral on Wednesday afternoon Al 4 O'Clock RE
lstions and friend are deired 10 attend without
more particular invitation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
PEACE SOCIETY.

THE first meeting of the Peace Society Of
Name since its organization, was holden at the
Meeting House ofthe First Parish in this town
on Thursday last. The officers first chosen,
were all reelected. A vote was passed for
the appointment of three gentlemen in each
County, other than the county of Cumber-
land, with such others as they may elect
who should execute the design, and conduct
the affairs Of the Society in such county !;
maintaining a correspondence with the Presi-
dent and Trustees of the Society, and confor-
ming to such rules and orders, as the said
President and Trustees should adopt in the
execution OF their trust.
In the Evening, an impressive and inter-
estng Discourse was delivered by the Rev.
JESSE APPLETON, President Of Bowdoin Col
ege, TO numerous and very respectable au-
dience, among whom were The Honorable
Judges of the Supreme Court, and gentlemen
of the Bar from different parts of the country.
The performances on this occasion "a new
one, in this town, for aiding the designs of The
Supreme Being TO spread, and promote the
spirit of the Gospel OF Peace and love- were
as follow, viz:
/. Anthem" How beautiful, are their
feet' &c. correctly sung, end eroeediagty od-
mired. +. q. HANDElL.
2. A Prayer, by the Rev. DIR. NICHOLS
Sabine and remarkably appropriate.
. The following Hymn composed for the
occasion by NATHANIEL DEERlNG, Esq
Time, Sinai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
Beet Root Coffee.

We have mentioned the mode of ex-
tracting fugar from Beet Roots and 9TH
.alas.er vegetables but it appears that the
saa yellow Beet Root when cut into 1ces
aslas and kiln dried furnifhes an excellent fub.
ifitute for coffee, particularly if ground
along with a fmall quantity Of Turkey or
a-Aa@ Wet India coffee. 1t requires much lefs
aE hilugar than tbs foreign coffee, and is (aid
aGtto be much lfrsnger. MIR. Winner, of
hcu. Coblcntz, claims the merit of having diff
lsa y covered this new application of the Beet
Root. He cautions his readers againR
aripping the plant of IFS leaves for feed
ing cattle. as is generally practifed, and
sf'O which not only Injuries the growth of the
Ssaas plant but materially alters the qualities
OF the juice --Pfs. Intel