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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25

MAYOR ) OFFIcE,
October Esd, 1850. 8
,r..-.r Invitation has been received at
] 1 .' anal !, published for general iniorna-
oL,'' a-' )OHN ROBERTS, Mayor :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25

The Ed.yi,d Cara'iuian of the 9th iJ4t SAYS:
--"Frim sccolnts ahioh We have rece;, from
,ag5 part, oF our District, there is 40 doubt
gt,a' ,he Cotton crop ~ i'll be far below an ave-
nec.s Indeed some think that it Will not be
n. An a half crop The Cotton Of many
.- r,t y.t.d even IS much as has been expect
a. Hi ia many places it has been severely in-
r.. r~ -4e rains. Some of our oldest citizens
81, they ID not recolect ever to have seen
So ~ p.u?itiOus season to tue Farmer az the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25

Pow haitian cation cine Nv me,
siiE subscrbers sole agents for tie Powh.tan Ma
nulaotu. ing Company. nave just received 1000 lbs
shad and herring seine twinc; winch they warrant 10
be Of tie best qtti.y, and Will be sold ca .ccommo
da,irg terms.
Also B"dPort shaI md herring seine ,wine
wa. CLENiiy & Co.
oct 90 corner Prince q Uaion streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25

To Rent
--.MqyA THE DUELLIVG and STORE
SS8s s;lMatachcd 10 il, III WI ch nov resIoe, ig
fyag Cor II il considered one of the besc
"a and in ,wn for the Dry Gools bust.
noSs h, dwelling part is in good crler for family.
sept n ROBERT >RiY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25

'.i-it, ''.a,,, :, r. 2S-An Extra to
'".' .U'tu'.,1,er o.. ou MES ,ais weeks
Z, CONTAINS about Eig' fbat ,a , frGc's
,'"'l' upon which the taxes arc due and uu-
I'VE l'm,'?iiy owned b, uon-re,ideats Should
~>i'' interest, and Gusts rrmair unpaid. the
e'>,"oeo, or So mnrh of sach trac ; Is viii
'2mount of FAX aud costs. vii he sold On
rs. w, H'tdW Of Jmyarg, 1891. al .he Audi
"'ee 10 this Town. The lands dies sold
i, !. os redeemed at any TIME w,thiu to wears,
. i'}ms nto tae Treasury double the amount
N''Il they were. sold Lands owned by
= at The time Of sale, may be redeemed at
.'ae before the expiration OF one year from
= '''e NE Youngest of said heirs shall lbecome
''5''-ini,i!igeacsr.
~zASs-.
49,. ''''''t iadnsiry-The Philadelphia Chro-
L o'' this paragraph:
~. o'';'! yarn IS spun in as large quantities
-. = ever by as pretty spinning jsnnes as dis.
A'aed the DAYS Of our mothers, and our
men reel f'oice as m,.ch.''
-, ou'''ry "nst prosper. Sacress to The bee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25

III p,rroN is a candidate to represer
'i % list in coagress, in place Of ?, P. Ban
r- signed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25
-lN-

M. PArrox is a candidate to represent
n n .j,t in congress, in place Of +. r. BAR
... .'l5aea' nC
81. .,. know of ont single Newspaper
- sI,.h Carolina, proSssIng to LOOK "a
".. 10. Np.jicati1n. the name OF that pa
".' ,., W.,.,ru Carpjinlan. published in IA
=. O. and apparently edited bl hot
al irritable youn5 men, whose good
-.''e- c1n.rmsd by the fire of their tempers.
,r ... .oaI old STATE rights papers IN Virginia
.,,- .-r5r upon Inc new tangled ana mon
J,,.r.ns, broached In South Caro.!na.-
l., !, encouraging.
~SS1-
e.. I,t.r Of Mr. MAotoN. on Notification,
,,'...sr,,a powerfully ~ alternating "a svnp-
.I,,.r;.pt manifested IN Sou;h Carolina.
I'M ,I,f oriag satisfied after tiIs. .neltaer
. V ,, 49,, be convinced, though enc rose from
J:ad
r., venerable Co.ese Of Niiliam & Mary
..I,h.ta his moarh. It's Professors are
r.o. 3rd ,,du'oa,iy attentive "a 'hetr da-
~. y. trust twiIl d.uri.h and continue to
. j.. aoe,g To the Old Nommlon,
-SNSD-
it.vjlow OF 0j,lov HgaER, as our readers
,.. b,,, learned from ,re latest Ioreign jour
,.... I,> varied Gtte& Count.
Tie rul,.on jti. ha, created in public Senti-
s.a, toward, tti, lady, though It may not be
..l.a. i.,,, ,p,he,,l, na'ural.
1917
f'r Wiovr ;. C.. !ntclnsencer Of the 18Th
l,.. ms" From the best investigation we
Ave been able 10 maxi. ihe loss of the Rice
.a-e,, oa the waters Of Winyaw Bay, has been
kon ~ I.nC9 Observation-Disclosures some
. a,e been partial losers, will make Il full
".age crop"
m, Ed.yield Cayaiuian of the 9th iJ.t says:
I 1. 4 T..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
-HYGEIA HOFEk.
OLD POINT CoMFO

TIME subscriber, grateful for past favors returns
b his sincere thanks for the liberal encourage
ment afforded the Hygeia Hotel since it has been in
his occupancy, and respectfully informs the public,
that for the last twelve months he has been cnra red
in making alterations ard improvements
His Ice House filled with clean Northern Ice. His
Bar well stocked with the choicest Liquors. purcha-
sed by friends Inexperienced judgds) in New York and
Phadelphe; and his beds of the very first qua
'lity.
He now throws omen his House for compeny, con-
WINGED that they will not find it inferior to any esta-
blishment of the kind the seaboard; and pledges
himself at all times, to furnish his Table with the
choicest dehcaces the season, market and neighbor-
nnod affords, and that every attention shall be shcwn
hose who favor him with their patronage.
Old Point Comfort is now so we'll known that it
needs descriptions: suffice it to say that the we'll
esta blIshed heathiness and delightful Sea Bathing
render it as desirable any the board, well
10 the invalid as those quest of pleasure.
Steamboats, from Baltimore and Washington touch
at the Point each trip TO land and receive passengers
and Steamboat plies daily between this place, Nor
folk and Hampton, for the convenience of those who
may wish to visit either of those places.
Vessels fevery description continually passing and
repassng both from foreign ports and coastyise. The
magnitude of the Notifications progressing daily.
The fine military appearance Of SIX companies of r.
s. Artillery stationed here for school of practice
and their elegant band well calculated to enter
tain and amuse.
Arrangements will be made for Gotllion Parties
and STEAMBOATS, employed on parties Of pleasure 10
the Capes, whenever n sufficient number justdes il
and timely notice is given
A new Bathing Hosse has been put up for the ex-
elusive accommodation of ladies' and there being two
separate buildings for that purpose, ladies or gentle
can have bath at any time of day. either warm
or cold MARSHALL PARKS.
II The Bath House, erected on the beach, for the
convenience of Sea Bathing, has been provided will
foot path leading from the Hotel, which rem
ders the walk more pleasant than formerly through
The sand. July 7-1awSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

VIM Talaeo, Of Gloucester county"Ihe nnence OF Sci
on the moral and physical Condition of Man."
Jas Southal Smhaed"The Advantages arising from
the Study of History"
Jas g. Jarvis Matthews county1he History of Know
ledge"
Edwin Sheid York couny"The Influence of Education
individual and national Prosperity"
Rch'd r. Gauei of .YllamsburgThe Progress and Inu-
euce of the Arts and Sciences in the U States ="
Moreau Bowers of the Va
lcdictory Address"
BACHELORS OF LAW.
Jno R. Chamblss of Sussex counyThe Study and Practice
of the Law"
Jno 81 Gregory Of James City couuty"Tbe Condition and
Prospects Of the u States"
VIM. A. Lyle, of lexington Rockbridgc couny"The niri-
cacy of the Law and the Difficulty of Codication "
D. C. Topp of Nashville, Tennessee-"Capal Punsnens"
The Degrees in the Arts conferred the 9Th inst
the of the public of the College Those
Law delivered after the of the Law Lectures.
BY order of the Society.
A. EAlPIE, President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
MIR. TAZEW ELL.
To THE EprroRs OF THE VIII,


To EDIToRs THE WHO.
Gentlemen Your defence Of Mr.. Tazewell on
Wednesday, satisfactory The assault on him
must necessarily reco the heads of the assaians
open and secret.
phe use made of Mr.. Tazewelps private letter to
the President, dishonorabe, it infers breach
of confidence; base, the fruit Of that confidence
converted into the materials of an attack upon
his reputation. 1t might have sufced think, to be-
tray letter avowedly written only for the private
eye of the President, without quitting it into the
hands of those known to be Mr. PaZewells enemies,
who had already begun violent upon him, that
their ingenuity might be employed in extracting from
letter written in personal and political confidence,
evldcnce to establish the authoss uuWorthness Pie
Editor q the New York Courier, has incautously
exposed hE participation in transaction Of conpli-
Gated baseIess.
mystery ren,ans to be cleared up. BY 1Dhoaa
was Mr.. Tazswell's private letter put into Mr..
Web6's PossessoD' BY Mr.. Branch, or the Presi-
dent! The objecs to be accomplished, is perfectly
obvious Mr. Fazevel is to be dscredited if poss-
be' that Kendall and Noah may flourish and the
cumstance OF his opposition to the Administration
make no impression on tie public All this is plain
enough But has the Government made itself par
iy to the plot? Hos the Government stopped to cater
ior Its pensioned Presse DID the President or Mr..
Branch, furnish Mr. Webb with Mr.. Tazewelrs pri-
yato letter, to aid him in the execution of his threat
that she would hold up Mr.. Pazevell in colors he
was then little prepared to expect"
can account for Mr. Webb's having possession Of
MT. lazewePs letter, upon no other suppositoD. 1t
must nave Deen IurniSneu MIN 0y the President OF
Secretary of the Navy, by their connivauce s. their
motive in doing it, must have been to strengthen him
in the attack he meditated upon Mr. TozewelI.
Webb's conduct may be overlooked for he seems a
shallow plated coxcomb, incapable of serious reflec
tion Not so the conduct of his caterers To league
itself with the assaiants Of reputation-to cater for
a dcpraved Presto bctray confidential corresPon
dence, and even cause il to be published with the
design OF inurng lis author, friend too, and sup
porter, though discriminating land therefore obnox,
JOuSl 0COTCG
rude which every American citizen must feel the
utmost reluctance, in mputIng to his Government.
Let the President and Secretary of the Navy. or
their friends for them, clear those officers of the
picion that now attaches, if they can For one, /
shall be glad to witness their success Unit, it is
DONE suspicion viii follow the direction it has natu-
rally taken. PONTIUS AQUILA.
" Mr.. Clay was expected in Chilcothc on the
8tb on his way to attend the Federal Court at Co
lunbus, in which he has resumed his practice
" Cen S. Herfck, has resigned his appointment
as u s. Attorney for Ohio, deemip~ . 80
"''' '' " "'''''' ~ ''-S 5tcop!ou convert.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

amount of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
do,on through the Lotoer Locks.
July l3.-lIi hhds tobacco, SO kegs, 80 boxes
manufactured tobacco, barrels flour, sc bushels
wheat ID bushels corn, IS bales hemp, 5 tons sand,
al boats, 10 coal boats, 22l3 bushels coal.
july l5.-lI6 hhds. tobacco, kegs and boxes
manufactured tobacco, l2 barrels flour, 1892 bushels
wheat - tons bar iron, barrels old iron, barrels
whiskey 500 pounds wool, barrels rum, 5 tons
sand, 10 cords wood, 40 boats 81 coal boats, 1886
bushels coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
TWSHE subscriber offers for sale, a Tract of

~ Land in Henrico county. containing / 81 acres,
about 10 miles below the city Of Richmond. This
land is almost entirely covered with tiber and is
vonient to navigation, is bounded by the lands of
VIM. Gathright, Robt peasants, VIM. Hobson and
others, aud the title ndisputabc. He will sell pr-
vately IT suitable offer be made, before tlic 9Th day
of August next, bu, if not, the land will be offered
Tor sale on that day. at O'Clock A. NJ at the front
door OF the Eage Hotel, in said city, atpublic auc
ton, to the highest bidder The terms, will be Z
cash, and tho balance in two equal payments OF and
II months secured by deed of trust.--PcTsous
wishing to purchase, VIII apply to II. A. Claiborne
or Sarnl. T. Pullian,, both residing in the city d
Richmond. Il REHlNW
! jy 15-eotf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE.

The Scientific Courses of this Institution terrnua,~I
day, the 9Th instant During the
gentlemen haze Obtain" . -. 0n n1ou-
':'"oe' collegiate bonours. This exceeds the
many years past The following is lis, of the Ora
% together With the title of their respective Citations aud
T., w BACHELORS or ARTS
'N' Wilton Of FccrsburS- "QrsqD GU tho ia Of JUiy'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
Valuable Building Lots.

TEyHE subscriber as Executor of the late Mr.. John
n II. Brown, offers for sale four lots of land, each
thirty feet wide Locust-street; extendiro on -
street from Mr.. 1T " - 'fi,s
-~.u;rutherfoord's tenement towards
r; street 70 Il street not yet cut down Those lots
have been lately lovclled Their airy situation and
contiruity to the business part Of the town, make
hem peculiarly well adapted for the residence o. o.
,rsdnq mon win families and doing business on
street. Clt<k1LGo NOi b-~A'N
10 g6---cOG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
BANK OF VIRGINIA..

5tb July, 1880.
'ERHE President and Directors have this day de-
u clarcd dividend of two and a half per cent
for the last half year, the Capital Stock of this
Bank, which will be paid after the 18th inst
jy 7-6t w. cambridge, Casb'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
attcttO1t Sa<RW.
ny oTT1Hz1 S,R|EA Ay.. 70.

By OTIS, DUNLOP Il co.
| SALE AT THE DOCK.
| THIS MORNING, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock,
Will be Sold from the schr. Chesterfield Capt Benz
ton, at the Dock,
] 80 ilhds s.; Croix sugar, from middling to prime
! quality. o. %. 81 CO. Auct,.
| jy 16
STOCK SALE CONTINUED
The sale Of Messrs S. Pa,len q Sons Ssock Of
DIZZY GOODS, will be continued This Morning ut
o'clock There is yet to be sold great many val.
liable Goods o. D. g. Co Aucrs:
| Jy 16
! Large Sale of Furniture. &c.
On TUESDAY next, the Goth inst, at 10 O'CLOCK
Will be sold at the Government House. (preparatorv
TO general repuir) large quantity of excellent e
cond-hand FURNITURE, consisting in part Of beds,
oedsteads, mattresses, bureaus, tables hair Soial
chairs setees, an elegant pier table, with marble
slab Canton table China. knives and forks tea Chi
ma looking glasses, moreen curtains, with cornice
bed and window curtains, carpets, Tenders DC
Also, several excellent CRATES with brsss facpgs and
several carved chimney pieces. Terms, sd days
credit on all sums $50, for approved negotiable
notes, payable ut either of the Banks BY order Of
the Commissioners. o. D. e. Co. Aucfs.
jy Is
SHOES AND BOOTS.
On MONDAY, the 10th INST, ut 10 O'CLOCK viii
be sold at our Auction Store,
100 cases Shoes and 13 cases Boots direct FROM
the manufacturers
lyl4 o. d. q Co. Aucis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RH,II MO ND
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Chesterfield, Beastou, from New Yo rk, G
days, with sundries oOts, Dunlop g. CO, Workman
" McGruder, r Poore, Merriam, N Mills, Ralston
& Peasants, J r Triplett.
Sloop Relator, Williams, from New York. G days.
ballast
Schr. Martha Beuston, Petty, from New York,
with ballast.
Schr. Amity Townsend, from New York, with bal
last.
SAILED
Schr Rising Sum- West, for Philadelphia, coal and
tobacco.
Schr Savannah Gorton for Fall River, coal.
Schr Franklin, Brothers, for New York. COAL
Schr Vineyard. Keene, for New York, coal.
NORFOLK, July I4.-The ship States Odom
fin Baltimore, passed through Hampton Roads and
up James River to-day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
REMOY AI.
NOTICE.

~NUIICE.
A LII persons having claims against the estate of
IA Themes Dueing, decd, will please present them
on or before the LIST day of October next as on that
day shall close my administration: and in conforni
ty with the will Of my testator, have his late slaves
removed out of this State-and hereby give notice
that all claims presented after the LIST Of October
Will be declared from any participation in the effects.
OLIVER LADD, Exor.
Charles City County, 18th July, 83o-,aw5tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

"YNDHAM ROBERTSON, intending to de-
w cline practice, for the future, at the Country
Bar. will henceforth devote his exclusive attention 10
such business shall be conlided him IN the vari-
Gus Courts held in this city.
Nv l6-2tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
WILLIAM w. GRAY,S
-
all| lllIZIE||ll|l|A|
Ql|l|l1||1|l1||1l]D
.HnKTNC, nJNsENdENT
WILLIAM w. GRAY'S
JUDKINS' OINTMENT.
TESYIMONY,

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY,
EROM an eminent Physician. residing in vii
l. L, lage not 100 miles from Richmond. His name
WIZ be given to the public in due time. The letter
WIN DC shown to any person who may feel disposed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
NEW YORK LINE.
BIZ tic Governor Of tie COMMONWEALTH oF
Vtrginia
A PROCLAM ALTON

WHEREAS, in pursuance of an act of the Gen
w eral Assembly, passed the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1880, entitled, Gan act, to amend act, cnti-
tied act to organise Convention" corrected polls
fhe votes given in each county, town and borough,
entitled to send members to the General Assembly
upon the question of the Ratification Rejection Of
the Amended Constitution of Virginia, have been
transmitted to the Executive Of Virginia, and have
been by them carefully examiDed and whereas, upon
such examination, appears satisfactorily to the Ex
ccutive that majority Of said votes s for ratyiug
the said Amended Constitution: Now, therefore, ],
JouH FLoYp, Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Vir-
GINA by and with the advice the Council of State
DO hereby proclaim and make known to the people Of
Virginia that majority of all the qualified votes gil
ven is in favor of the ratification of the Amended
Constitution; and that there appear,
For tho ratification thereof, 26,055 votes,
For the rejection thereof 1858 votes.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
seal Of tho Commonwealth at Richmond,
- this list day of July, 1880.
JOHN FLOYD.
The Editors who published the new or amended
Constitution, by authority Of the executive arc re-
qiested to publish the preceding Proclamation in their
respective newspapers three times, and forward their
accounts TO this Department, accompanied by prin-
ted copy the terms Of advertising, and evidence
that tlie publications charged have been made.
= iuly 7-gf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

NOTlCE.-Fhere will be Divine Service in the
In Catholic Church, in this city, on Sunday next,
the 18th instant, at the usual hour. jyl6
or RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Rev. Mr..
Dods (Universalis) will preach in the county Court
House thls city next Sabbath Subjects for discus
sion will be the .Ne,o Birth and Baptism Services
to commence usual, at II o'clock iyI6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

The Britannia, Liverpool packet Of the Sd June
was telcgraphed below N. York on Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

.hOCTOR TALMADGR SUTHERLAND has,
- by the solicitation Of his friends, taken office
No. 81, Wall street, in the ofthe New York In
surance Company, where he will be happy to admin
ster advice to persons laboring under dyspepsia from
~ to O'Clock, Sundays excepted.) AT all other
times will attend his dwelling corner of Great and
Elm streets
REFERENCES.
MI Geo 2. Shpman, So, Wall street.
Mr.. Thomas Loud, 453 Broadway.
Rev Henry White, Eldridges street.
ROY Clifford Ames, MiddIetown PIT. New Jersey.
NEW York, June 10th 1890. cost
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

" Mr. Clay was expected in Chiicothc on tn
9Th, on his way to attend the Federal Court at co
lunbus, in which he has resumed his practice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

Repite.-The Executive have postponed for thirty
days, tho execution of the sentence of the Court
uuder which Jones to have been hanged yester-
day In I.ynchburg, for murder.
This act of mercy has been granted at the earnest
entreaty of Jones' father and Others who plead for
time that he might prepare for the awful change that
awaits him. There is no hope that the execution OF
the law will be delayed beyond the period of the re-
prieve.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

" Gen. S. Herrick, has resigned his appontncr'
as U S. Attorney for Ohio, deemiD~ .
with religion to which bo Iizs sccoa,ou courcr,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

lz5 The Ointment prepared by me, is nov put up
in beautiful stone pots, double large as formerly
containing nearly hale pint, with my signature on
the face of the label
WILLIAM w GRAY,
July 16 Governor street, near the Post Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
MANAGERS OFFICN

The Delaware, s. Carolina & Louisiana Lottery No
extra. drawing will be received TO-DAY.
CAPITAL Pa1zE $4,000.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

ron SALE

WILL sell my farm lying on Cat tail
Kun. three miles from Chssiestowu
AID one from k~yes' Ferry. containing I II
Acres; a considerable portion OF winch Is
IN good timber There iss small stream
Of water running through 10. and has q
tirst-rsfc spring convenient to the -d~el-
lang. The Improvements arc n good two.
story log Dwelling house. spring house,
stable. aud other necessary buildings
ALSO,
/. Another Tract of Land, containing STA
Acres, well wSiered, with good weihng
house aud smith shop on IT,
=. GEORGE SLOSSER.
March 3, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03
SHORT HORNS.
MN, Posi- r,,,i,,,,l ~ ~

Uhiie Post. Frederick en-. DEE. %. 1899
MIA DAVIS beg leave tn state, through
,hc medium OF the Republican, that have
oeen induced To irsi the merits OF our late
shor'-bor" enterprise. n fer IS experiment
VII Yet permit, by weighing Tia. hrst cali
that LAS been breJ in our county. aud re
corded an the herd book from q belief thai
t"'ii Dc useful aud graft, ine tn the public,
rs ven ~ to an iudivs.inai. and high, n.ee--
,ars To moderate that in'r edulity which per.
maps .. naturally enough ipdulged, IN novel
or extraordinary reports Of animal or were
table production. A calf called Powell. :
mo"'hs aud % DAYS old, sired by Ed~srd, :
years and 10 months old. aud supposed To
weigh between 1900 and 5000 mounds. raised
ny Col j. II Powell, Of Phil. snd descended
from Lady and Maicoln.--Powe!, on the
mo'her's side, from Blossom. the premium
heher NJ an exhibition OF The Vale, Society
ih 1896, b'ooded COW Of the Original shori-
horn stock introduced bv our fathers
weighed on The ED inst. in the presence OF
Mr. Philip Nelson, Nathaniel RurweU. Rev.
mos Kennedy. Henry Cuiirtt, Thomas Mel.
son. Da'iJ Meade. &c. in the scales, To the
amount OF EOS pounds. Tie has had no other
keeping than that supplied by nature. run
o'nS with his mother ~ pasture. whore a.
cattle have been kept, until the beginning ol
The winter, when they were distributed into
ibeir different pens, To be treated according
TO age and circumstances.
Already have oil the IN ole calves raised IN
TIE nrighborhood been sold mt Ss5 each " itl,
. demand for more The company ow ming
Tue bull. (Edward.) will be gr.tifed. now
,ha' h- Is OF sufficient age To make him use.
'ai To farmers. u is proposed 10 exhibi,
,hese animals at our spring election, when
judges viii have an dppor iunity OF saying
whether their points and form do not well
correspond With their great weight.
Respectfully &c