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ANCHOR IRON

harN Commissioners Oiirc, 26tb .1TrY, IG2a
EGROPUSAfS will be received this Office iii ru Isl
x July next. Tor te supplying the Iron may he
-.ired az the Navy Yard " ashing,o, for king I.h
Acn's al oocobs each; Six Amctars ui G.iOU!bs CT,
anil SiX Ancio5s OF 35U0ihs eac DC the best quality
"mcrchn Nhc!oi !oa, and got to shapes a.i din,em-
s"hs aeieeahly {" models OF drawings, which will tc
furnished arpcattun 30 the Cnnmnuft Of the r avy
YARD Mt w ashnSon The whole quantity OF said ciia
ron must be delivered between the Isl Of August is
Deceter next, an" undergo tie usual Place Il:
Gt:.sery.
B:'iess state tfsif residences, siv: James Of
their susetieS With Eeir 'cSiGsii n!imuciy sand
:hetr h'rs sealed. AMI endorsed Offer furnish Auc!,"r
ion, a. :hc Navy yard, Washington" My o;i nn,
made in conformity will; this advertiejur-'. ,c-
ceivel by j o'cck OF IS. luy, vii acct
81
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Valuable Estate on Roanokc.

aFHE Subscriber being anxious close lis exrcutc
- sAiN, aud ste the claims against his brother
George 6. SomctriFS estate, will expusr sale, on
Tuctoy ne 81 n JEur. IS fsr If not, the next fr day,
ono oi iha valuable Estates Roanoke. ~ the jun.
On OF Dan aal Stauricn rivers, containing 1000 acrre,
DO Of which superior o~ grounds inus1rrch rs ave
" pay higher assessment 90 az than ANY other person
.rnn tic river.
hUy information relative to TIC iani my - ob,arr,;
=, applying subscriber, or Ny Thomas Frame
! lag on the premises. JNO. SONEEV1LL, Ex'r.
'Fna sale 81 take place at So'rs-: ne Ferr..
:. j.At the SAME time and pis =. ~ c.. 900 har.
sa,, ofo0ro, g.ag..'y {: oa;-, 4. - IS.
Apra 60 E.,
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bearing dispatches as an abus. ,our committees
etor' hi for regulating the compensation of bearers
I o. ds>pR
The attention your committee las bee, attracted
90 'ne atnonuI PAID ou OF the contingent fund of tho
80 b'f@I'heo'' rs also out of the contingent ind
,or iore.En intercourse, extra clerk hire for tho
"s "!ca ie&s; first, Of the nagni; use of
"e su' wien compared with the ex Dendures for tho
di'S o"-c oF ias three years OF The last Adminis;r
O~' S'uuiiy, Oh account OF the rn,sappica ton and
- a innd appropriated b. Congress q, de-
ny 'fhe contingent peDses oil forecn ,n,e,course
OF Stats VIZ - i '''
II the money Of the Government, appropriated bv
S Cos 'o or" "b~c', can, at The unlimited discretion
~, ED" ? DO Department. be applied TO any other
."i''ts' me Woo bsneh of specific appropriations
't'iIoi legislative wili-Uuaer lie last id:n;ustra-
'on' :heFe paid, by Tire State Department, for ex
',.h me on, OF ire appropriate fuud during tue
yeats !SS2, 3 and y 81 0lO So In 1926 Sc and n
mere was pa!d 5,5el 40 pr Ut of the anpr,priae
und aud part Cu OF The contingent fund for foreign,
teTcorrso" The amount expended during tic wears
1879 %. aGd ~ exceeds tiiat of 1892 IS and a by
'.S e"ih o. ~ $50 81; and thrs increase has taken
pace sh!c the present Secretary has had for the last
year three clerks more than in the Department
""''its NE 'ast COMMUNICATING the Whuic
number fifteen, with Fixed salar,es
!hc committee will next proceed 10 DESIGNATE such
items "ison'sed out o! the contingent funds The DC
p"''H'eni, which they deem objectionable and which
!a'" been paid where the payment as 10 amount and
OBJECT seetss us justification the exercise Of E;xecn
I'VE b:a 6n!.a discretion They 30 MOI Than
~ 'r.a The items
h4rT' As to the contingent fund tor foreign inter
Gu
Printing. -'The amount extended for The pubic,.
tiI oi an:!Ca n relation IL Convention bet,rpen In,
H"rff"n"ni Of France and that oG St Dom ngo pfc
fihihG Gertaln indemnify for Tie losses the Gorr.
81 tha' isiand, rad, ~ Psrt, cut OF Tie
Ege"i fund for foreign intercourse and att out OF The
Co@hGRn' rnu i" sie!ray he incidental expenses of m
!''par'nent has hecn stated. by the Cornites o the
-. st0''''
SI2A minute investigation OF the Items CHARGED
'o' tbG' ~ the two accounts sent The ccnuiI.tcs
ana "a lh5Pectou OF Cuchers fled for other iiers
Apec.Hcd tIis COMMITTEES make The paid so.ney ac
greater They viii, however, give the names Of tie
EDITORS or papers end the paid for this put:i
eaton; SD that if toy their may be de.se
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10 Country {iattcrs.

'AihE Subscriber has hand general assnTimcu
Il OF iiatters Stock aud Trimmings, which he will sell
cheap for cash. viz: Beaver. Carotteh and Raw Russia
ond Scotch Hare Fur, Muskrat Skins, Spanish Bodies.
SamsS wool, Fed Wool, Raw Concy Fur, Hartrrs Bas-
hets, Blue and BuG English Skvers Pclougs Satin nIe-
dalton for TINS Enbosid Cotton Tips Bow Srrise:s
with g"rtai assortment Of Black and Dfab bindings
End BouIln.s. LOHN THONlrSON.
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By PLEASANTS 81 SMITH

u Ihe CONSTITUTIONAL ING is published twice d
week, wednesdays and SaiuIiays) live dollars per
annu'n, i.aya Ole IN advance.
IL Previous To discoDtinusGce Of napcr, all ar
Tsdrages must bc paid up. And ma wish to
discontinue, will notify the Editors effect at
dirty days before the period expires ica they sub
scsibed.
IL For advcrtisusT5 square Tor icss) for the
Hrst ihSnom, ana 90 cents 0t each continuance.
number OF Insertions b. noted the MS otherwise
'Aey viii DC continued ani charged accordingly.
~ MI letters t" h' Laiio:s must he postpaid, they
VIII receive attention.
t3 Notes uf chartered specie paving Banks of any Of
te States will be received payment subscription
iie " my though Virginia U. States Hauk would
ne preierrei; AMI reniitaNceS
fost Ouice ~ the risk cf the Editors.
Og:e o. Hte Commissioners far tie adjustment of
I!tms &c u"ter ne I2t article e|Nte Treaty of Ghe
{ Ordered, that the Clerk III his Board rive u,b,ic
ID notice to all clana whose cases have not been de-
re that the Eoasd will again convene Oh the 18Th of
tuy nes at which TINA il VIII necessary ,ha, al the
evidence IN support OF the respective st.u,i be IN
h!e CLAIM ITS parcriy ,,.feresiein attein, IN
'his notice. the claims will, sriimnat.lv be dSuo
sea or when reached according the State of cydccc
then before tie Buall
AARON OGDEN, Clart SC.
Tunn i-I2t
al OIlCE-All persons Indebted the estate of Hnirr;
~ beil, dec Gate sad,cr nf city Of Hicl.n,o..)
are hereby innrmed CHAT unless they the
scEiber OH before the first day July next aud SETTLE.
tneir accounts &c that immediately t,at p.rio!
I"rir accounts and bonds will put the hands OF
attorneys Tor collection, by suit otherwise.
VI. d. WREN, Se:et C. r AMI
way ol--V Adn,'r of ':obr,, Bell,
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gbs Constitutional al.f iIlI,rs-
REPORT ON RErnGNCu1;PTT
CONTINUE,

Your committee will now prucaed r. t:,
statements respecting particular t.ca6s of .vn;,
tnfo the State Department, coadded oxclrs,yei ~ Ia
discretion OF the +, esIGent sy ~ 'oe
intercourse which has beeu s>p.o3sJ ~, 'o'e'i"
ant ESecuivie for objects net deemed by bI,
peo'e"t to disclose. generally denomina,cd -,
S' Gee m NO. is found by sae;eucs to the do
t -. NO, o. greatly 10 exceei in amount the OK
Ftn'ure OF the last 3years OF die late AI,,n,.
tiUn. 49, 900 'suininislTd-
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SO and $4,000 OF Dry Goods

cN ''it" Dio5oOO VI Ley 0OoUS,
Cloths and rassinleres
'goF' and Rowan Ca ssimcrcs, for summer
i . striped c cass'ns. cotton cassmeIes, g'andurils
wilmington stripes, nankerus
CUl"rrr & hiGo English & German dtilrp nd " rovs
"'ier Articles, for mems and boys SUMMER wear
tuah"s' H"'ded cotton, dowInscs, ricK1rnhurgs and
=, ','f articles, for servants summer wear
Il"in ana hSufei Canon apes, 90 r auh;n 10
DO do robes ard shavis
d. and Cd camhsics
II" y" do Cambric musins
4 and o.! pain rruli mus!ins
10 do plain book do
30 90 G;ufcd and tam5oused nn7,
DO 80 do do book
S,.;Ycd aud figured cnnbric.; lineus las rs
Linen can'hric hdkf>; looking glasses
Mems SIX, cotton and thread hose a nd iaIf ;ose
Nomcns Si!., md thread hose
S"spendeIs, furniture and carpet bipging. buttons
Tapes aad hobbius, palm leaf Ind feather iars
FIingcs, cotton coIds and sewing SILKS
Diapers, for bic linen, birds eye and German diapers
D0mest:cs ui al! qualities, brown bic Iched and plaid
Caiico:s and ginghans, benlba2cts aud hon,bazues
Icghorn hats, aud silk idkfs. g,cat variety
Flag arA Bandanna ldkfs.
Pui'icat Madras. Homai, Eclipse and Henry, and all
Other Kinds Of htiHls.
~ kinis ufslovcS, fnr gentlemen and ladies'
silk, cotton and wOr9teJ baTegrs
Ge""i"l high S"lofrd Gauzcs, for dresses and scarf;
Cheap imperial dresses. for parties, g,uze and SC re.
White. pink, blue, lilac, black amd other Gurcnccs
Gre dc Naples, i"'i" sarsnct'y and snchc,ys
Pink, blue, " bite. black ard other paiu sniius
G.Hs. SIX cords, six buttons, silk braius and other
TRAININGS al hinds Of sibbJns plain jusrid,
Pain and figured sau7c, Coz caps and hoaucts
I,amask aud Ggu.d u,itins for Jrnuets
u and % satin, for do
Spec! aud floss cotton, best uuaiics
ilrm'"-s needles, best bite chapel shaiT5
Gilt Hud rrr's-'nI pins
oil cloths Gnr tables. oil Gru,rI ern,rrs
Eob'ine' g'"1o aud florence wells, beautiful black
figured DO
Grown Hollands ca',,ir Carmen, & furniture dim,f,,
aul AR o. r1k
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Valuable Roanoke Lands ior Sale.

VsN:i subStrihef is lesors Of selling his =
Il land urnn the !ildunSe River, u Iir cgunty nf
Acrsfsuh'fg, lying Immediately Frt'i Fcr,y, & miles
oe!ow ,he junction OF Saunton aud nan Eive!s, and
about mics isom Boy ,on, Ne cSivrbnrs ccn.tho,sc
Tie '" nact (hcIt,r %uuy.n hy tie me OF Fields
. "Rkcrs( aT srIrnsei % colinn aho"i 1900 acre
al whici 'nsse 400 u! good low e,nurds
any upon the Roanoke River Ine i,i4h is Of ~
ceicnt quality. 'Fhee is valuable traa, q.
land upon the River. nf the quantity. The estates
val he s"!d se9aTE'ry or together may suit The
vs!oEcG i purchasers Upon the Ic c IS an r-
eel'ent q" cling Fo"sc. ri ROOMS, all Handsomely
i,hcd Of AMI newly painted.
There large bans Of lir.n, fame barns !a,cy
built, an excellent sranaly stable aud convenient OBI
homSss, Sc.
The Terms q sale VII Re accommodating Gentlemen
uTSposfa 10 purchase tiunJjr lands, invited TO come
and vIaN tie premises make rrn!, alton Capt. Ste-
rhen Bsdi".d Of ChaTIoit", Mr. James Daniel, &C
AeckenDa!r who lives d'criy Opposite tie ESTATE,
IN The HAp"cr al the subscribed, csies tie ,,rc
misses. WA ! L. bFDF0Rr,
MOrnt Pai"N, Nav o. ?f-t1f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

spgFo"cd Fl. Clay -& DeccBJCr, 1895.
This account rosed by The Secretary .t!onl
vouchers r
In the first place, your ComGnitiee aIe Of opinion
iaai Hir iieasan!s entitled no allow ancc Iui
'cJsGcs, not Of vyhvi. he pcriUfred III the ubc
service; al all ereGs, il be paid bis passage IGer9s
Ayrcs, III tie William Tell before emhaIiiin~ tts was
the extent Of tiG allowance which ai,Uu!J have tlVn
maGc :. II.
iiitsf i5 dasPa;c i'cs or were net &c ;oI.
'ahC'; II 'hry wee OF Importance, like soldier
pest, 30 Consideration should hare induced lin 30
have deserted them: fAhey were OF TO higher la--
Dortance than 90 have rendered it safe that they
ahonid lie c0n!ded To the CAPITA of an ordinary
merchant vessel, then obey Should have gone through
THIS CHANNEL and hr. peasants ought to have
h'cn appointed Tie item Of $500 FOR voyage
IS eXo;hitait, your committee beh1Yc, bCNnnd thc
comparative rates Of passage money paris OF tire la
haoie globe tie most I}y luuSc az st;a o.
Tie accounts OF otter hearers c BE paiChe rnp!nyc
and pad dining t'ia present Administration, tie com
tht'ce iind no corresponding rates. For example:
/ SIr George watkins, who sent ont 10 ."LdOU
with dispatches, shi days after the ipaugurarion OF
/ the President at a cost OF Si347 G8 for about =
days service charged and received but x iGG Tor pas
sage money, rs per The subjoncd sccouDI
U,atya Str'cs 10 Gco,.gc Jga'tiuc. rglysr al Hcs
Pattes 10 Eng 1,.i:a in 1898, Oy.
Compensation from the l@lh Match, %
LIST dn!y, il2 days, al 20 per day. GaT2 -
Allowance FOR the voyage tut and hclnc, Jos 49,
Travelling expenses from Washington to
New York, IS -
Port Cbajss and I'qiy fro;q Lice,J,ogl +,
/ Lonioi', ate ai:ijiDgs sterling PR mic, - Cc
Expenses the road, 10
| Mail Coach from London to I.iyCrToJ!, =,
Expenses the road, 3 --
Travelling expenses from Ecw YoIt TO
Washington, SC -
! $',"l7 Ga
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CXcnss, Sl2,059 I2

1ncy 'An.i that Sle discrc;oa which t:e oeore a.
81 2'h!e III fact, employ 18th appointing aud com
'nsasiHS bearers o: daaP c'es, liable strcog %
JsI"ei' IN pTacii-a fear is prone dcc"ncsa
"o s:fc'cs Ut iavaii,sEn, altogether adverse to tie
'r''S ihie'eS ~: your committee haze reason to a-
Pcet 'h't II IS little short 81 convenient nud al.
ending aYoF""s abroad, to tfaya! !nr t.eir pleasure
S"''"' OF instruction.. cut ct iio public cotFa,s.
A"icsi 'ie numerous appointments Of tnesserc crs
'"e oy Tie present Administration, they will select
'"e account u: John II. ;lcasau.s editor Of the R!c
'onG " Ing beausc that case IL tteir esnatloD pre-
S''',' Ire iiIs; U?Gr2ni %.rnple Of abuse.
IL appears thai the lih Of April, little more
''ah month after the Inauguration OF the resident
In'' gehtici"n received the appointment of Bearer OF
dispatches to 100 ,ianeiro and KueBos Aytss. The
circumstances l." his journey from: Richmond ,So.;ou
IN seeking rnssagc his ultimate cu,bar ation al New
! TX; cn he s3ih Of May in the William Tell for
'onIh aefica: the accidents wic occurred OH board
'A' vessel; .! leaving hs nHor(ant spatclesn III
@'o'Se OF The captain uf tie William Tell ana going
On hOiiU ana tier vessel bound .Inirycrp his a,rain
eoakr rom this vessel, and e.nHar!zii at SEA en-
ooa'd sni9 bonEd 20 L.vegpoo his spcnd,Ug the su
i Ia Eng iasH I'm seeing the cpnnI:t - and h,s u
maze Te'rth 10 New York October, arg detailed in
,'' 'ci'e $, na'Irn aud peni.cn.l, 10 Mr.. Civ 10
ihs arpru;iiX 'na!ed no. o whilst tie suhoincG ac
count shows at whose expense these t1tlaord.I.aT
voyages wefc UJat5, VIZ:
Impairment Of istGie, 10 .;oir u I'tfgsdri~ In
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- -a---=S
CIEAp GOODS.

Vie uU!asssue.. tai. this occasion 10 ac.rowic,
"a 10 '''elr friends and The rnac, ,.e ohl
CATION ir t'c'f ro"u:rnauce ia" s:ypn.l. ar H. - :
ye'is' " nae they 90 tins. lney snrfy add. that
circumstances ec' a&ari'y compel item The dcIcrm.na
ION 81 closing t.rs business IN Richmond Wh THIS
NiHw, ry have co:.cud.d sell their Stnch hetwe
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REMOVAL.
Nv EE. RI'CRE lex. z,

DRAPER AND TAILOR,
[;rcssSgr n B.HdicH, II Cryy d ca
ga ; removed f.0,I their old siand ~ ia!
n n the ta. Of 9Th aud Main streets in the
-rneTe"t lately rccgFiri ~ Dr. Charles r. Abraham
md ncariY opposite ,s EHgr Hotel, whe,e he vii!
time {" keep constantly, Complete assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimcres, Vesting.
arf every ot,r article in his linz which win ,r IS
low as can DC purchased ecwbcc. is has just receive
~ his
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

r. Lieutenant Amos Abbot, of Concord, owns bart If
tie hill where our State Prison stones aIe ouatred
The whole of this bill considered BY the old nro'
prletors of that town, of little valueand Iecyo
the sections owned by MIR Abbot cost him less han5O
cents per ACRE
I'm July 1923, lie sold from his tract single rocI
in its native state, for Sl05. Mr. Parker, the pucb
ser, sold it rough split, in the yard of orr State ps
on, TO the Warden. for $500, who realized for i n
Boston, S6,129. Ills single rock made 10.5Qo Cep,
of facing stone end ornamental work-and the agcro.
gate weight Of all the blocks (smooth hewn) was 5o
tons il having lost only 80 tons in being prepared for
the market, after it was brought to the prison ward
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06


The high duty on hemp canvass, and duck. will for
time, be matter Of some Inconvenience. and M
only way to obvate it, is TO set about the business m
cuyating hemp and manufacturing the articles firm,
1t that are needed. We are not aware that any co,
siderable quantity was ever raised in this state; tl
there could not be better region for it, II is ba
dy plant, and will grow in almost all climates Il !.
grown in India, in Italy and Russia Il NAV he cn
tWated throughout the whole extent OF the 'nit,J
States. Cur thrifty housewives will tell YOU thai if
Will flourish uxurianty here. for it il their custom IN
scatter handful Of seed: BY the side of their her
houses, where It springs up and grows without care or
attention. and continues 10 blossom and Weld fo1d far
bees until they retire into winter quarters enc sow
ing for tins purpose is sufficient II will spg;rr n,
year after year like the common weeds fiorn tie SEA
winch sows itself. There could not lie better or
more suitable and profitable crop for new lands.
Yields from 600 10 1000 lbs. Of clear bemp Der acre
and when properly prepared brings in market if Of
middlng quality, 500 per ton. The principal Ebcr
Is in the dressing and preparing 1t should be water
rotted. Every town furnishes conyeniences for dojng
tins, and little experience will soon enable one ia rev.
ulate this part Of The business Understandings.
There has been prejudice against American lenn
which has prevented its use but this prejudice arose
from the improper manner Of preparing it. Ii has
been found that the fibre Of American hcmp is better
and stronger than the Russian when prepared like il.
This has been proved By the experiments of the nav
Who were directed by congress to il,
'tltute course OF experiments on the subject.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06


Gates nothing much utter worthIessness of char
acter. That good name which is to be chosen rather
than great riches does not depend on the variable.
shifting breath of popular opinion Ii is based on
permanent excellence, and is as mmuable as a fair
unsullled reputationa reputation formed under the
influence of various principles and awarded to us.
not b. the ignorant and the vicious but by the inte
gent and tie good, account Of our good qualities
and good conduct. In such name we look first of
all or integrity, unbending regard to recttude
we look Tor Independence, an habtual determine
ton TO be governed hy enlightened conviction OF
truth and duty Tor benevoence, also, or spirit Of
kndness and good Will towards men and though last
not least for pety towards God, or an aectonate re-
weren't regard for tie will and glory of tie great Jeho-
yah These are the essential properties OF good
character-tho living, breathing lneaments Of that
good name which, in the Bible. is commended to YOUR
high regard and careful cultivation
1t is ever to be kept in mind, that good name.
such as has now been sketched, is in all cases the
fruit Of personal exertion It is not inherited from
parents, is not created by external advantages il
no necessary appcndage of BIRTH or wealth. or talents
or station; but the resut of ones own endeayors-
the fruit and reward of good principles, manifested
ln course of yirtuous and honorable action. This
Is the more important to be remarked because il
shows the attainment of good name, whatever he
your external circumstances, is entirely within your
power No young man. however humble his birth
or obscure his condition. is excluded from the inyaIn
able boom He has only to fix his eve upon the nr;zo
and press towards 1t III a of vrtous and ia
iul conduct and IT is his. And it is interesting 10 M
-iice how many OF worhiest and best citizens
have risen to honor and usefulness by dint of tbor
own perseYerlng eXertions. They are TO be found in
great numbers IN each of the learned professions and
IN every department of business and they stand forth
bright and anmatng examples of what can be accom-.
pllsned by resolution and Effort. Indeed nv friends |
IN the formation OF character personal exertion i tho
lrst the second and the third virtue NOTHING ure,t
or excellent can be acquired without t. rood
name will not come without being sought. All tbe
virtues OF which it is composed are the result Of mn
turing application and industry. Nothing can he moro
fatal to the attainment of good character than /,
treacherous confidence in external ADVANTAGES Tboso
II not seconded by your endcayors, will & dron
YOU midway, perhaps you will not have started when
the dgen traveller will have won the race"
Thousands of young men have been ruined Nv re-
lying for good name on their honorable pareptooe
or inherited wealth or the patronage of friends Fiat
tered by these distinctions they have felt as if tbey
might 1--we without plan effort and merely for tbe;r
gratlfcatlon and indulgence No mistake is more
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

We are informed that farmer in Mendon gathered
last fall from acres of Meadow 1900 bushels Of
cranberries. for which he received so cents Der bush
ell. He had purchased tie land bnt short time be-
fore for $50 an acre, receiving thus more than 900
per cent. upon the cost of his land
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06
GOOD TOASTs.

AT the close of the Agricultural Exhibition in Wor-
cester, Mass. the company sat down 10 dinner, at
which Gov. Lincoln presided. Among the toasts we're
the following:
The PloHgh.--Its one share in bank of earth, is
worth ten in bank of paper
OR Farmers,-Lct them remember that @ the OK
knoweth his owner" and take care that their cattle
be not ashamed Of their acquaintance
Orr tair Sistcrs.-in the language of the orator.
I" the best friends and most efficient patrons of the far
mer, for they would have all men to be hus6andmen."
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

Interesting fact stated before the Merrimack New
Hampshlre) Agricultural Society, October Is, 1898.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

Improvement Of Candlcs-By John Murray, F. L.
$. steep the cotton wick in lime water in which
have dissolved considerable quantity Of nitrate of
potosse, common nitre. salt petre by this means
secure purer fame and more superior light-a more
perfect combustion is misunderstanding is rendered
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
FURNITURE AT COST.

TuNHE Assignees of r. g. Allen, offer for sale at Ware
a Rooms, Nos 105 and lO7, Weslmil s;er Street the
large and elegant assortment of Furniture, igned by him.
consisting Of
81 Secretaries and Bureaus
q Greciaii, Pembroke, Card and Work Tables
38 Maiogany Pembroke and Dining Tables
IL Cherry Dl ing and Tea Tables
~ Mahogany and Cherry f.igit Stands
20 Mahogany aud Pine Wash Stands
D Hair Seat St.,s, some elegant
IL Counting House Desks
lO6 Mahogany aud Birch Beds;eads Of all kinds
bio Care and Flag Seat Chairs
1923 Dining aud Fancy Wood Seat Chairs
leo High Back Rocking do
a. Chldren'S high and low do
20 Fashionable Looking Glasses
WIN numeOrs other articles such Feather Beds Red
ticks Cradles, Bed cods and keys, Crckes Wash boards
kollngpns, Clothes ps Book shelves, Clotheshorses
Choppng trays and kniie-hoxes.
Also at has Uork-ShOP, in Green-Street,
1900 feet Mahogany boards, plank and joist
$1,000 du Cherry boards aud plank
$4,000 do Birch joist boards and plank
$4,000 do Cypress boards and plank, from IL inch to
l-2 inches thick
1000 feet Merchantab!e and Clear Pine boa arls and
plank
275 Curly Veniers
20 sett Bedscad Posts
43 logs Mahogany
600 Mahogany slabs, together with pieces of Mahog
any, Cherry and Birch.
The above Stock aud Furniture will be sold very low lo
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