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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
STANDARD MUSIC.

= lAINDA1(D MUSlC.
ITOLLlNS q CO. have just received furthe,
" supply of Music for the Piano Forte and n few
new Songs and desirable pieces among which are Ia,
following: '-'
She Smitd and BclieO'd her 7rue-IYords from
the Atlantic Souvenier-Music by J. +. Norton.
Bruce's Battle Cdii--or Clansmen up. H. BAR
ton
WAite's Favorite Airs for the GurrAR
Herr Cline.
Robin .4Gdir.
LIFE Let as Cherish.
Turkish Quick Step.
Pensex a aiOi ma Chsrs Amie--Words and Music by
J. G.. Houston.
Yes IwiH teape my Fathers HaRs-Music by Web.
Der, arranged by s. Waller
Come Lore to NE, the celebrated Piano romance
Words by G. Snnle-Music by ii. r. Bishop.
Pledge Ne Brim 20 Brim--AIusic by G. H. Rodyell.
author Of Draw the Sword Scotland
II Is not on he BaHte Field--AIusic by I. 4. Raw
lings.
Tie Trou5ndour-M Music by J T. Norton.
The Hunters Signal Hort-Music by A Lee.
The Maid Of Ldngoilen--Music by ]. Clarke.
NY Emma, my Dariing--Writtsn by the Ettrick
Shophcrd-Music by II. r. Bishop
The S,0iss Jfarket Girts--ihe Boat Song of Lake
Lemsn--Music by w. Ball.
Round my pretty Rose-From German Air, a.
Ersning Song tohe pTrsin, at Sea, q duett-Yords
by NIrs. Hemans, music by her Sister.
Hank! Hark! ris The Eeho-Music by Z. Won We
ber-arrapged by T.. Knight
Coal Black Rose.
VARIATIONS, AIRS, &C.
Herr Ciines Dance. va.
Hail Columbia, va. for Flute and Piano Forte.
Look out upon ttt Stars MY Lore, Tyroiese Air va.
IIummcl.
Parisian Rosdeav, D. Seibeli.
The Lee RIG, Va.
.Nc,o Orleans WdltS.
Blue Eyed Mary, Clifton.
Russian Air, Thebault.
Paddy O'Carroi, v. T. X. Moran.
Plough Boy, for Harp and Piano-Dussek
Sare Cobourg, wSltz, va.
o nsUer. fall in Love, dance.
np 23--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
EDIToRIAL coRREspoNDENCE.
WAsHINarov, April 90.

" H0FiINWI WEF IiVIII IVVV'
Still, still, as regards Amos Kendall and Mordccai
Day afcr day hoasdown the current ofme, utlcavcs
bchnds no trace to distinguish it's track IN the Execu
tive history Of our glorious republic. But rumour,
r'hiri so coD adninificrsio history and which ever
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
MICKLE'S OFFICE.

Tickets go, shares in proportion for sulc at
ap2d p. CHUBBS OFFICE.
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BIGGER,S OFFICE.
MANAGERS OFFICE.

, Connecticut State Lottery, No. 4,
The drawing will he received on SUNDAY.
Capitals, S25,Ooo, 10000, 5000, 200, $50, 10
of 1000, &c &c. '-r-
Tickets SO, Halves 4. Quarters 2.
Delaware, S. Carolina & Louisiana Lottery,
,El.-FL NUMBER 1.
The drawing viii be,receivce on Tuesday next.
Capitals, $4,000, 1000, 1000, 4 500, uad s.
rr of I 900, &C. De. CF~
rs Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters l..
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 9,
To be drawn on Tuesday next. ,sr
Capitals, SioO ZOO, 5000, 5000. 1000, 10 Of
-.-- .- 200, &c. &c. -lf --,t-sls.-~-,s
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters e, Eghths IL
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 81 4
TO be drawn at the Engle Hotel in this city, on Mon
Capitals. sas.Ooo, 10000. 5000, 5000, s.aso, 10
of 900, &c. &c -. 3
Tickets 80, Halves Quarterss, Eighths 1. .
Tickets for sale IN oil the above schemes at this Of
fcr Orders promptly at,endedto. ADDRESS
ap % YATES & M1NTYRE.
49, - NEW YORK lime
H& For New York. the rcEslar packe,
LANNA schr EFFORT, JoBS PRYER, master.
For freight passage, having superior
accommodations, apply to the master on board, in the
Dock, to DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
ap % fa 4t ,
Brown Stout and Champagnc.
Landing and for SAFE, - s-7
- casks Hibbert's brown stout, quarts
O 10 ditto ditto pints
5 cases champagne
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &, co.
upe3-at -
NOFFEE.-5Oo bags cuffee, Rico, prime green,
~ Porto Rico, ST Domingo and Java. For sale
by OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
DRlME SUGARS.-i5 hhds. very superior Por-
Il to Rico sugars. Landing, for sale by .
aP 23-3t OTIS, DUNLOP &, Co.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
anticipation of their general advertisement, the
subscribers inform their customers. and other pur-
chasers that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
dTed and Eighty Packages Fresh .4mericnl and
Brtfss Dry Gcods, IN which are included their own
importation from England, lvia New York; consist
| ing IN part OF the following articles. ~ s,i7
! Extra Blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
| London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed and
| lavender London cassmeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseillcs outlines
White and coored ground chintz, printed do do
! Plain buff toilenets
beautiful assortment of the newest sty!e Prints
Fancy, checked and striped AID .4drianopie Sd
! ncio style ginghams
"a, 4 and Ga cambria and iaconct muslins
W h'te bordered cravais, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen snd cotton drills.
Ihelr assortment is now very good, and will in n
lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F. 81 r. JAMES a. co
aP l3-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
The following curious notice appears in the Lor
don Times of March 3Oth.
To THE EDIroR OF THE TIM

To THE EDrToR OF THE TIMES.
Srn: As the members of both houses OF Parliament
have not agreed respecting the of the existing
distress and the majority of them state that there
10 no remedy for except patience, and partial d.
mnution of taxation, which will make real differ
ence beyond very slight temporary improvement in
the condition ofthe working classes, deem it duty
to all parties attempt to explain tho real OF
the evils under which the country suffers, and the
only practical measures by which they can be reno
ved, and their future recurrence prevented. For
,h; -osc it is my intention to hold public meet
inc On Easter o,Iav at IL clock, in the City of
london Tavern. when then" subjects shall be ex-
pllned, and resolutions will be supn ed 70 lHe con-
federation and decision Of the meeting. hS upon
this occasion intend to develope the outlines of the
science of society and of universal system of
morals snd practice, derived from the laws human
nature, trust the foundation will then be laid for
great moral, political, and commercial revolution
throughout the civilized world, effected without vo-
lence, and perfected by universal consent.
ROBERT OWEN.
Dcdford-strcct. March 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24

nRAWING Of The UNION C,qyN,9L LOTTE.
~ RY, No. G:
80, 30, 50, s6, 81, II, G, 10, 90, %.
THIS DAYl
Connecticut Lottery, the drawing will be received
TOMORROW, Sunday
co uumbcrs--I0 Drawn Ballots,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
P. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

Drawing Of the Union Canal Lottery. No. G.
80 SO SO 96 Sd IL 40 90 80.
ON WEDNESDAY,
The drawing Of the spl'Ddid Maine State Lottery,
No. II, will be received.
90 Prizes Of s. 900, and $4,000. This is the
most splendid Lottery ever offered to the public.
Any three Numbers gets $1,000 Prize.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24

OF The Steamboat COLUMBUS, will leave
Rockotts, for Norfolk and Baltimore on Sunday NOR
ming, at 5 o'clock. ap23-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24

CITY ELECTIONl

We hope the citizens Of Richmond will not forget
to day, as most of them did yosterday-that this is
election day and that the polls for and against tho
Constitution, are still open.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHyuOJVD.


ARRIVED,
Schr Plutnrch, Slaughter from Baltimore, with
sundrics TO g. Goode, w McGruter J Bosl,er.
w NJ Swoope, J Van Lew 81 Co, Il TripIctt, b
Peyton, Scott d Fry, Purins and Harris Smith and
Johnson, Luke and Sizcr, Bagwcl!, Smith, and Han
nah and Winston.
S-.::- EnlurDbns Noble, from Salem, via Norfolk.
with sundries to nl9ser.
SAILED
Schr Exit, Howell for New York
Schr Virginia, Chambers, for Philadelphia, coal.
Lamp Oil and Candlss.
WINTER and Summer pressed Lamp Oil and
w sperm candlss--landng and for sale, by
up 2f-3H OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO
SACRED SONG.-Thc Home oF tho Soul =
~ much admired Sicili III Air, arranged for the ri
ano-Forto, by NJ. II, Parncll, Esq Professor Of Mu
SIC OF this city Words from the Dover Selection of
hymns by a. Bronddus. inst published, and for
sale by COLLINS Il co.
ap %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
LAMBERT,s OFFICE


so SO So 90 81 II 6 40 % 81,
yNERE the numbers drawn in the Union Canal
w Lottery. Class No. for 1880.
apply FOR TICKETS THIS DAI!
The drawing will be received Tomorrow (Sunday, J
of the Connecticut State Lottery, Class No 4, for
l83O--i0 Drawn Ballots
be-. Capital Prize S95, O0oI
Tickets So, halves A, quarters ?. For snle at
ti niF .LAMBERT'S
ap 81 Fortunate Office
~ Where 81 30 80, Capital prize OF $4,000
was obtained last "Wednesday, in the Dismal Swamp
Lottery, by resident of Richmond, and where cap
itas may BE- obtained in almost every Lottery.
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawing Of the U.,ion Canal Lottery. Class No. C,
80 80 So &c Sd IL 40 90 80.
TOMORROW,
The official drawing Of the Connecticut State
Lottery, Glass No 6, will be received By BIGGER.
sps4
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.TILST RECEILlEn
ap2d


A Large supply of Florida Water in bottles. n,
IN I25 and 90 cents.
inns agreeable composition, which is not s,irpa sod
by any Of tho imported Cologne or Lavender W.
ters, rs obtained from plants which grow in the Sou
thcrn parts Of the United States. II is an excellent
and mild cosmetic, mvgoraiing the nerves, rofresh
ing and beauliyiDg the skin, I'D removing frcckles
and many other disorders Of the face. II also con
tributos to perfect state of health by countcractin
noxiouS calculations, and fortilying tho debiltst
hbrcs. Il. ID. SANXAY. Cd
an 21
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24

COFFEE.-5Oo bags cuffee, Rico, prime green
" Porto Rico, St. Domingo and Java. For sale
by OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

second premium Of siu dollars for his salt OF
blue Of superior dye. MIR. Lindsay's undsr
clothes. (sbirt and drawers) entirely Of wool,
were excellent.
The third premium of 50, we award TO Col.
James .. Cars sui, of dark grey and such
was the difficulty Of deciding between his, and
that OF Mr.. Wm. Daboey. OF the same colour,
that we regret exceedingly, that we have not
another premium nj our discretion and should
be very much era''ied il the society would
award 10 Mr.. Dabney discretionary premium
OF the same amount.--Ali of which is respect.
full submitted. DANIEL M RILEY
JOHN W. GANNT,
RICHARD DUKE.
The above report was adopted by the society.
with the exception OF the discretionary premi-
nm recommended by the committee in favor of
Mr.. fabney the society having adopted n
regulation forbidding any discretionary premi-
uin, except Tor an article OF new invention.
FRANK CARR, Sec'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
POETRY.
THE MONKS OF OLD.

HE MONKS OF OLD.
by The Author Of Rirheliel,. Def O,me, &c.
envy them--ihose monks of DID,
iher ho"ks they read, aud their beads they
told
10 human snitness deal and cold
Aud all lilies vanity.
They dwelt like shadows on the earth.
Free from the penalties of birth.
Nor Ii one feeling venture forth
But charity.
envy them their clustered hearts
kne" not the bitter pang that parts
Beings that all AdpcIion's arts
Had linked in unity.
The tomb 10 them was not place
To drown the best loved of iheirrlcp,
And blo' out each sweet memorys trace
In dull obscurity
To them Il was the ralnest bed
That rests the aching human head
They looked with envy on the dead
Aud not With agony.
No bonds they felt,n ties they broke.
No music OF the heart they woke,
When one brief mo nent II had spoke,
To lose it suddenly.
Peaceful they lived peaceful they died
Aud those that did their fate abide
Saw brothers wither by their side
In all tranquility.
They loved not. dreamed not,--for their
sphere,
Held not joy s visions but the tear
OF broken hope, of ANXIOUS fear,
Was not their misery,
envy them-those monks OF old
And when their statues behold
Carved in the marble calm and c I'D.
How true al efligy
wish my heart rs calm and still
To beams that feet and blasts that chill
Aud pangs that pay joys spendihrift thrill
With bitter usury.
This pathetic poem was written on melan-
choly occasion the author having visited an old
monasic church on the Continent 10 bury be-
loved infant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
WNeat! Wheat
ROBERT KYLE.

SGVfE are now receiving Wheat q, .ne p '';rs
wv Water Mills. & viii pay she pes' Gas" p', ~,
for all delivered there. lbose Wishing ,,;I
gage their crops, will phase cal, on US ,a,"s;.
lions. NAlfL' "'.'"A
Oct,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Cash f0r Wheat.

WIZ NV WIN pay the best cash price for all
NH mheat delivered a, the Lynchhurg
will nia e'so"s wishing to engage their crops
VI several liberal propositions.
July J :" W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
ORNAMENTAL. TREE.


Mr., SMITH; oxford, Nor. 2. 1880.
have n tree from MIR. Prince Of Long Island
called the Chinese Alan,hus, or Tree OF Heaven,
so c,lled in japan IL came TO me after being
ON board OF several vessels and had been done
up so well, that II would have stood tho test TO
Europe aud back, and then have lived. ! re-
ceived II in the spring 1898. II was then about
tour fee' three inches long the first year II could
not be expected to grow much, but last year
The 'ehves on u were treasured several were
from Tour feet nine, 10 four feet ten inches long
this year has been very dry with US, aud the
leaves are only about four fee, but the tree has
so much taken the attention Of strangers and
made such growth, that yesterday measured
It's height, which was eighteen feet nine in oh.
es aud can only BIZ called two years growth
II has no limbs aud isyery straight aud oraa-
mental
have some rooted Grape Vines fr sale.
JOHN WILLIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
epNpD@ AWD FANCY GOODS,
Whole Stock recently Purchased.
ROBERT KYLE

Pnprly his
WINTER GOODS
sss
quaasa ny 9 ESTABLISHMENT
PURCHASES and WI
49, Amon he follow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Who is tho hest farmer Not he who bas
the largest larm or the most land. But he who
does all his work at The righ time aud IN the
rlEM Wau.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

This pathetic poem was written on n melan-
choly occasion the author having visited an old
monRslic church on the Continent 10 bury be-
loved infant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
CASSrnK Err Els.

Fine and extra blue AMI black Cassimeres 10
match the above described Cloths ID shades
and fin"ness
a oieces superfne cinnamon coored do
4 pIeces sinsle and double miei drab 10 vari-
Gus shades
piece super fancy Lavender cast do
do do Silver grey do
q do st FL mixed do do
3 do Cadet mixed dh do
| do brown and claret do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

3D. and c. Cambrics rom 25 10 80 cts
Elegant needle worked Mhslin Robes
beautiful assortment Of rich worked Swiss
muslins
Rich needle worked Iusertings aud Foun-
cRAVATrrNy GS.
B do2. % Italian Cravats, of the brightest lus
ire
doz. % do do
doz. 81 saperfne Jlconet Crava,ng
10 pieces black Barcelona
pieces printed Muslin do new STYLE
Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies' super black iIorskin Gloves
Do Horskn Riding Gloves, every color
DO super Long Red do
Genileneos black. while and fancy colored
Horskin
Do English and Italian Silk do black and
white
DO Lined winter Riding do
Ladies and Gen,lemens' white and black Silk
Hose. real English
complete assortment Ladies' snd Gentle.
meas Lambs wool, cotton and worsted
Hosiery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
BROAD CLOTHS.

"a do. d0 TIghTtT sldut 7 y .
E, DO do Saxony. jet black,
u nieces blue Cloth, frnm $3lo 75o ct,
some Of them elegant
oieees fine aud super bacl. do from 81 to IS
so cts.
. oeses rich olive brown, the ficest fancy color
offered 10 this market
q niecrs olive green Fr1ck Cloths, various
shades
niece cadet and steel mixed
niece, fine aud supe Gus double miled drab
Cloths
. oieces Ladies Habit Cloths, brown olive an
.Iea mixed
nieces fine aud superfre blue Pelisse do
Several pieces Ladies' Merino Cloths, Eng fish
nannfaCI ure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
SHELL COMBS.
complete assortment.
Shawls and HandkerChiefs.

Splendid Scarlet aud Crimson Merino Long
ShawlS
White, black and crimson Cashmere do
lhhci and Merino square Shawls
Large Egyptian Shawl, a ne" article
silk and worsfed Barge rich Shaws
Mandarin Silk do
Super Changeable do
Jet black aud second Mourning do
Gro de Nap dress Shawls, every shape
Beautiful assoi imeni of rich Decoup and Iris
Grape 5hauls
Fancy Cashmere and Valencia, large do
A ley YprY anmeI inr Main CassInlern do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
w ALTER COLES,
REUBEN LEWIS,
SAMUEL CARR.

6. Suits Of Clothes. The Commmittee APP
pointed to examine aud award premiums on
domestic suits OF clothes, have much pleasure in
announcing to the society considerable i'm
pr0vement, upon the exhibition OF preceding
fairs, 10 that branch Of domestic manufactures.
Our pleasure has, however, been mach dmin-
ished by the difficulty of deciding between sew
eral very superior suits. and the fear of doing
injustice where there was, apparently, SO little
dlfirreuce.
To Col. VIM. Woods saa Of light grey, we
have awarded the first premium Of SO, and can
not forbear taking oco aston to compliment the
excellency. as regards texture and bleach, ofhs
linen. shirt aud cravat.
10 Mt Reuben Lindsay, We award the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Agitation prevailed in Cadik during the
month Of September, without the cause being
distinct, understood. M. Moret. charged viii
the maritime custom house. became excessively
Unpopular. from directing the pursuit. of SNUG.
giers, aud when three ofthe latter were killed
under the walls Of Port 81. Philippe, the exas.
pera'ion became so great tnat hs was obliged
10 save himself by escaping to the island Of
Leon--NDe persons concerned Ia the transac
ton were arrested. The Governor Of Csu,z
NJ. de Flakes, was dismissed by a Cabinet or.
der on the 2ylb. aud Colonel zero appointed
in his place. The arrest Of Carlist conspira.
tors continued. They wrote from Madrid on the
30th:
I" The sub.delegate Of the police, NJ. Zarilla..
"ss been dismissed yesterday. He is to be I'M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

DADANMM
Large Company Red Bandannas, superior qual-
iiy
Super yellow and brown do
Large flag do first chop
Linen Cambria Handkerchisis, plain and fancy
borders
English Bandannas and fancy Madras Hand.
kerchiefs
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-20

B. J. R, w. & co. are receiving
such goods as are in demand, from various
sources, almost every day, which keeps
their assortment constantly worthy the at
tention Of buyers.
nov2l
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H 9fif THE iirll
Nem>9ork @frror.

AND LADIES LITERARY sAzErrr.
Quarterly, with Splendid Con-
perplate Engraving, and weekly, with q
popular piece Of Music, arran gsd Aithas
compartment forthe Pianoforte devoid
to Polite L,teratcre and the arts, comprise
in the following subjects I:
O original Tales and Essays Female Ed
ucation and Character american Biox
raphyi Critical Notices Of nets Liter
ry and Scientific publications ofs-
riginaI productions in the The
Arts. and ofihe Drama ). Poe
try; Literary and Scientific klel-
aigencc; desulto,y selections ;hWmor
historical and literary anecdotes ,va.i-
etes "a Record Of the most inferssting
occurrences cfihe fines. &c &c. &c.
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NOTICE.

A i Towa Council, Feb !, 1880:
N Resolved, That the Clerk cause
notice to De given, in the Northern
Star. that proposal, will be received by
the Town Council, for improving the
town, Farm and providing for the
poor of the town, for term IF time Of
from one to four years, from the 2O..
Of March next-ihat sll such proposals
he in wiring, setting forth the term,
on which they will take he use OF the
farm and provide for the poor, accord.
in to y Bill Of fare, sanctioned or a.
g. eed to bS the oversecor Of the poor
And that said proposal, be deliver
ell to BARNARD SMITH, E,q. on or BE-
hre the first Alonday Of March n, xt.
A true Copy, y 90
S. RANDALL, Clerk.
Feb 6
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Rerapts.
From .he Charleston Gazette.
RICE FLOUR.


Some noticce of the preparation OF
this article for domestic purposes, was
made in the daily prints week 'r
more since. Through the polite and
friendly attention of Col. Vands'h', st
we have teen favored, not only with Il
specimen Of a Every superlour araar
prepared under his own direction, Tut
with the proper manner Of making u'e
of it, We do not know that We can
do a better service to our Southern
trade, than by giving these rarlous
mode. Of its preparation, IN order TO
overcome difficult. in the use oi It,,
arising entirely from u general lgno-
rance Of the article in lis present TORN.
Our readers will observe that ave do
not srrug lie 10 ourselves the framing
Of these valuable prescriptions. We
never boiled rice IN all our lives I;
though we have some little credit Tor
ability in eucoun,ering IL IN a different
way. But the ladies to whom we are
specially ind. btsd on more occasions
than one, hove graciousIy informed Us
where we have been in fault. For
the making Of Rice Breed, then, you
are required 10
Boil a pint Of Rice soii--add pint
of leaven, then three quarts ofthe Hour
put 10 rise in tir or eartbern YES
eel until il has risen suaicicn'ly-di-
ride il into three pa,ts--taen bake 1t as
other bread. aud you will have three
|sI gs Iosres.
10 MAKE JOURNEY on JOHNNY
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@ore NRdu Goo0a.

..NrE Goods Of different kinds have been
~ received this week, and are going OF
at very leo prices. For further particulars
please to apply at tho