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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

II FLANTERS.-Thc Subscribers oher for sale about l6,ooo
ars oiLanl, situated Oh The fork of the Alabama and Tombeck.
- IVES, hayjm: I front on The LITTER Of IL miles, and on the former
Hs'?ri , mile. These lands Offer 4 very desirable inducementto
age Planters, who may be disposed TO cmisratc into Alabama.-
.N! are situated only about 80 miles from the city OF Mobile, are
"a caht:araac lands, and Of the mos: approved description iof INC
a"'ie OF Observation-Disclosures TO them, are several high, healthy
.'a'nvn' Tor summer residences, with numerous springs OF the pu,,
=" water. About 800 acres are now cleared, and have been several
q. "ader cotton culture; the remainder is well wooded with pop
!" Inn, ash, and hickory.-Thc convenience Of tho above lands 10
wutti"g riy Of Mobile by two fine rivers, navisnbic at aH sea
. ae g"r By steamboat, renders them 4 very desirable ohlccto
.:te'', or others who are disposedt to invest on them. Terms, &c,
~ asceriaincd on application TO the Subscribers at Mobile.
:, tSigncGl McLOSKEY, HAGAN 4 co.
Mobile, June IN, 1896. lO-wiw&2awim
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EENVELRY, &c.-GGurGE w. WEHn, No. ll ! :, baltimore
o. street, Baltimore, manufactures To order. all Kinds ut ine Jewel
r.. consisting uf chased, pIuin aud set work also, chased and plain
Cold Miniature settings. Jewelry repaired in he ncn'r:; HranlrT.
Always on hnnh,a general assortment OF fine Jeweify' i1"i'a W are
and Silver Spoons.
\. B-Prr.ons at Il distance cnn have their work attended 10, The
i6-l0tt
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Notwithstanding to the Jail Of Allegheny eonM,s' nm ms .nIIi,,
~ on the 10Th day Of August, lsaa, aht', ~ NU ~ Years a-" Of ase; had
M n" when committed, a light blue jeans coat, jeans paG sa On, wv w
!" sL;,,. shoe, mud white hat. Said slave IS about I'VE e. W u
E 80 b isb' stou, built, with straight hair, and rather Inclined u"
be bald headed, with a small scar on hs nose sor ,m TSomo.S, Of riu.
,bc cvcs: supposed TO be the property OF somuei i hon'p," VI ~
.uIv,yio countr, Va. The owner Of said slave Is requested !" e t
rs,wa nd. prove his property and pny charges, or SinsfT " p spa SR"'
Wilde IhsPosco'' frS-l.rl Jdugr q. c.
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EsssHsOgksSTEC TagAEg

For President,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, OF New York.
Fer ITrs President,
WILLIAM SMITH, Of AGABAMa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

q SITU ATION WANrED.-A- Young Lady, wrIi fn InT o.o ~
IA rive instruction in uc English Language, ana Nho Ia TnacLrT
,rur;,oco in tcnciins, wiAhcs to obtain i si!untion, Il, -" -" ~.
in somc private family. Satisfactory Testimonials a. -, ,"nrbc
~, VI" iii II Ih c;vcn n nuy pcrson DESTROYS OF employing II non
t .n,,i. n,;on made in person, or by letter addressed o mp JI".s
c. dickinson. near Po,,icsvile, Louisa county, virginia. VII
ccivc prompt attention. ij-w3w
hn,nlnr IL
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& p.7EWENRGAT1DNS

(Elettion on .Igafny, The az cf .N1cembcr, Mr0ughoa
The Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

rE,jVESTy DDII,ARS REV .iRD.-Ran away run :" sc Wt
/. 20 h. I'm ;ns,.D 7 zero man named EDMOND kiNNEA.
flo Is \ low. we'll Sc, fellow, with dark, and straight mar: grey eyes
i L. r,nrih. a,dy very muck spoken; he is about io;ty years u age
" ",h ;,c ,,, r., ,crsons would suspect his being q sieve, ma ptTDa-
hIv NAV PASS asa white man under the above name or ina D. 81
ny nIc-yrooJ. Ile had Oh when he left, Il white bat, nc"rif new
o "I s,rincd u,rtalnons. All masters OF vessels are io'ewatn"n io"I
taking said man on board Of vessels, Is Is cxpec.eu nG wa u :.
~ hs csrnnc, The above reward and all rca'onaoic expenses
wII be- paid for the apprehension and delivery oil saas save ~ "' III
the upper cru u nHT Two VII EDMUND D. FORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

a pEJrTION wui be presented 10 the next General Assembly,
"A fc- rio uossare of n law, incorporating q Company to explore
a"H Wo'h ne Se""' fa-tlD
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10 Southern Observation-Disclosures Land for Sale. =,
l ~ subscriber Offer. for sale the following Land in the State OF
Mississippi, TO wiz:
Snn;'a.3, 4. Q, 10 II, Township H., Range 6.
~" -, %, -, D, 25, 81, Township IL, Range 6.
3d. 3:4,'.S,9 10, Township II, Ranges.
rA>', " Tri"i OF I!ud containing 1000 acres situated on Deer
milss from N~icksburs, 800 ucrcs of which are in a fine state.
.t'S'ii"a, with every Improvement necessary 10: the growing OF
,.ah->nch"sa 4 good dwelling, Negro houses, Gin, Corn MIL, &c;
j 'on!a be desired. Upon this tract, a payment OF $50 600 will
..I:;.d IN cash, or such paper us Gun be nesociatod in New Or ,.
90. "t 'G1t sum; tn" remainder to he p.id in five years, secured D!
":'-c on III. pr"mi,rs-and il desired a longer credit will he
%aa' h" rmc OF 10 per cent. per nnnum upon the purchase money,
"' expiration If rm; time.
Be "N"I lands will be sold upon a credit of FIVE years, will, n like
'"@"i 70; The payment Of interest ut the same rate, after that
r,m a S'oEc lands are all highly situated, and lie in the best Cotton
q r 81 NJ South. To persons inclined to engage III the culture
n"a The Subscribe: feels assured that he offers the most ad'ah-
s'-> "lfsa!:s 20 DC had in the State. Address,
"l 45-St
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U S'TITU,
PHILIP SMITH,
II II.
ARCHIBALD Y

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons who may have or hold ANY
VI claim nrninst the estate of Reuben Roberts, deed, TO bring them
forward, authenticated according TO law. And such debts as arc
brought 10 inc, and are lawfully authenticated, will pay, 50 far as
the law requires inc, ard hn,e assets in my hands belonging to The
estate Of the said Reuben Roberts, deceased. And if any assets re-
main m my hands, and not claimed for debts against the cstnte, ana
exhibited ior payment on or before the lgt day Of Muy, 1857, l shall
paw uha,ever may remain in my hands to the legal heirs aud represent
tuiires Of the Said Reuben Roberts, deceased, and makeA tnal close
of my administration. ANDREW JOLNSloN,
Snrriring ami acting .4dn'r Of Tie estate Of Reuben Roberts, dee'd.
c;I.., 'ou1,, bousr VA Oct. Is. i7-IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

OrFicE or The WEIUMrKA .Sp Co"sA x. x. Co."
WE1rNrxA,A Ala, 9th July, ls3G. J.
E,HE Directors Of the above Company arc desitous oil securing sns
~ services OF II roinpctcnt resident Engineer, 10 survey aud locale
the route of the Weiumpka and Coosa Railroad commencing al
This plscc. The route of the road will pass through a country that
ia considered as healthy as any in this latitude. Persons DESTROYS OF
smbnTkins in such an undertaking will please address tho under
e i"ad a." ". III. nI,cc. w. II. HOUGiITON,
''e"'" Secretary ~. and c. r. r. Co.
4l-WSw
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made TO the 'cneInl assem" i1m ns
: spec,ing Mnyo's Bridge and the Bridge to DC erected ac'0sS 'a"eS
River, a, Richmond, by tho Railroad Company ~ IN
October IA III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

MtEESiTY OF PENNSYLVANIA-.Mediea Departments
d ymms course OF Lectures will commence on Tuesday, the LIST day
p; .eh''et. an! be continued under the following arrangements
c.' sc agi Theory Of Medicine, NATHANIEL CHArM.S, ". ID.
sm~s'y, ROBERT HARE, II. d.
,sH,'H WILLIAM Gibson, NJ d.
kr"H'ny, WILLIAM E. HoRSER, NJ D.
N"ue. o! Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. ID.
0b, ,a Aedica and PHARMACY, GEORGE B. Woop, NJ. d.
"Sucs and the Diseases of Wo-
ca ~ sat Children. HucH L. HooGE, NJ D.
u , .'ral Lectures on Medicine and Surgery are delivered regular
Hc. m ng Philadelphia Iiospi,al, (Blockley1 and ut the Pennsylvania
Tia rom the beginning to tho end OF the Session.
tea asnoun, Of the fees OF tnition is the same as heretofore; no in
.asn~ ",'ns hecn made in consequence Of the augmentation in the
Ga. u" fFgsssorships, and the improvements in Clinical instruc-
w. F. HORNER,
augu., % hsdH" INC !ne9'e@ FACULTY 13a ga %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

va rs an Apprentice TO the Printing business, n youth
Nv from Is to l6 years old, possessing n good English education'
uud OF strictly moral dcrortn:cnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

DVERTISEMENT.-A gentleman DESTROYS to change his rur'
IA suits. wouId sell 100 Negroes in families. Amongst them atc
nm cycclIeo, Cook, II smith, two Carpenters. Coopcrs and Shoe,
makers, with a full proportion Of field hands. They have been wei,
rniseI .y himself or his ancestors, and for personal appearance and
character, will bear a comparison with the same number IN inc pos
scssion of any individual. For further information, apply 10 ". L.
Heath L. Co., James NJ. alcCui!ock Il Co., or keran & liumii'oa, ol
Petersburg. 60 (,
IA, y S-Cl
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.iiWthoES FOR SALE.-Thc advertiser Offers for sale 4 young
Gt.. |n, 5 Young Women, u ploush-boy, a Gil nea'ly grown, =
o. %:n iodo service in a cotton plantation, : Women about so years
I'd c @' 'No .h'dren. Two Of tho women are good seamstresseS'
IA, a.. ?'%'e described negroes are unco,nmoniy likely. The eldest
r.,, yn d: 18th, and the youngest in his 18th year. Any Sent'c'
vrL UNi'heS 70 purchase property Of this kind, for his own use'
Ar,sf m:et with such m opportunity as is rarely presented
rt = T'hh given on half the amount for which they may be
@r, o. a. atsfcdhy The purchaser; in which case, bond with satisfac-
Gr =" u! vii! be required. Enquire at this QEee.
W.T.. iS-4t
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NOTICE.-The Inspectors of Tobacco, at the several V.
III in Richmond, will petition the Legislature, ut its next SESSION.
w. r. Oh d2-wtlD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

Incledon's love of profane jokes was
notorious; from his early education,
las a cathedral-boy.) he derived an
extensive acquaintance with the scrip
lures, and his quotations were the
ebuliitions of needless, not a here
tic nature. HIS was conversing once
with Scotch gentleman who traced
his ancestors back to period anteri-
or to the christian era. by the holy
Paul." said Charles, .you'il tell me
next that your cursed ancestors were
in the ark with Noah?"' 1--WE no
preceese eveedence O. the fac,'' re-
piled the Scotchman; "but I've a
shrewd conjecture that they were."
lncledon, who was never at loss,
replied. S'They were in the ark with
Noah, were they. Now. sir, to show
you the immense superiority of MI
family; at that time. by Jupiter. THEY
HAD BOAT OF THEIR OWN!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
,,.nsp xvsay SATURDAY MoRsiSG ~
ro8N Fl - = = 2.
oS-e South WeR Corner Of Main and
Front Streets.

r,,~,.IThe Palladium is published on an
..,.,.l sheet, at two dollars per annum. If
ii lain three months after subscribing !;
..-.dc,lars and fifty cents paid within the
,..,. al three dollars if not paid until after
y. ,,,sse expires. The terms will be strictly
eapplied with.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
HARRIsBrRG' Jan. 29th 1886.

The bill to charter the L. S. Bank
passed this morning in the House, and
was sent to the Sonata in the shape it
was ordered to be transcribed, yes
terLay. The vote On the final pas
sage was Us follows:-Yeas 81. Nays
3O.-Bicknell.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
FEMALE COURAGE.

In the time of the war, Buffalo was in
vaded by the British from the opposite
shore, and burnt in revenge for the burn
ing Of York by the Americans. Every
house in Buffalo was burnt To the ground
with the exception Of one inhabited by Il
widow woman Of the name Of Lovejoy.
When a platoon of soldiers approac'ed
Ter house to set fire to il, she sailed on,
upon them, broomssick in hand, and Gid
80 much execution with he aid of chat
that some British officers, stand
ing near and admiring her Prowess, called
off the soldiers, and directed them to leave
the house untouched.-Ss Louis Obs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

Provisions on the West side Of Like
Michigan are stated to have reached ex-
travagant prices. Pork D dollars, and
Flour from Is to D dollars per barrel
This will not Be so when the Rail Road
routes shall have been opened through Hi
no.s, Michigan and Indiana, and when more
steamboats, shall have been placed on the
northern .zkes.-N. Y. Ece Star.
ma = = usare ana holy f1ame.-Aamct.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

calling this way, boys, head him of, head
him OFF, And all the boys, one after
another, took up the cry and jumped over
too.
When the girls opened their eyes at the
foot Of Stony hill, the meadow was swarm
ing with tow heads, bobbing up and down
among the bat'ercups and bachelors but
tons. 1t "as long-egged Zach Taft that
came first. He was in time and had only
TO get over the stone wall to save the
three Rawson girls. But there was the
rub. The wall stood SO slender and tick
lis'l, that It was dangerous for bird to
light on it, let alone Zach Taft. The mo-
ment he mounted, it crumbled under him,
a perch or more, and down he came spraw-
hing upon his belly in the midst, g. SWIM
ming into the middle of the road, upon an
ocean Of rolling stones. Bonypartc gave
a wide sheer, and escaped with the fright.
But he had no time to brag; it was now
touch and 60 with him, for every rod that
he went, fresh boy came boiling over the
wall by his side, with a hollar stop that
horse till he Came to the widow Beans
and here, to put the finishing stroke to
nus ~ lnnI, StoOO TIC WiJOWs dI ucI uOoI,
shaking her table-cloth in the air and call
ing the chickens to eat the crumbs-'Bid-
d. -biJdy-hidd y-biddy-biddy.'
BY this time, Squash Corner was all in
an uproar. Women squalling, boys shout
ing, dogs barking from all quarters. The
men were all gone to the training. But
every oody now ran together towards Car
ter's tavern,and the soldiers grounded their
arms with one accord, and ran with the
rest Old Bonyparte left all behind, and
passing CLrter's tavern, he shot down the
Burberry road and was soon out Of sight.
The road ran down a hill that was both
high and steep, and at the bottom you
come to muddy brook and bridge that al
ways had one rotten plank in it, to say
10 more. As soon as it was known that
the horse had goIe down the Barberry
road, the cry was raised-'The Rawson
girls will he pill, IN Muddy brook!-spilt
Muddy brooh-jest as sartin-'
o mi-ery!i must break RICH. otf-here
comes Joe Bowers, all in catast,ophy,and
| know what he is after his wifi tho't
10 time 70 Chatham so sorry
but wins Wy J. ID.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

1t has been calculated that out Of a
population Of 42,C0O.OOO, in Germany,
there are 1880 writers; or one author
to every 5000 individuals. The num-
Der Of sheets printed has been estimated
at 1877 100000 per annum, which gives
II sheets per head, exclusive of period
cal works.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

HArCHiNG CHICKENS AT GIBRALTAR
During abe extreme scarcity Of provisions,
whcn the 6paniards vigorously prosecu-
ted the siege, a Singular mode of hatch
ing chickens was practised by the Hano-
vcrians. The eggs were placed with some
cotton, wool, or other warII substance,
In tin case Of such constructions as to
be heated either by lamp or hot water;
and by proper attention TO the temporal
tuTe Of heat, the eggs were COMMONLY
hal hcd in the usual time of a hens sit
ting. A capon was then taught to rear
them; the feathers were plucked from
his breast and belly; he was then scourg'd
VITA bunch of nettles, and place upon
the Young hatch, whose downy warmth
afforded such comfort TO the bare and
sma,iIng parts, that he from that period
reared them up with equal care and ten
derness, as though they had been his own
observation-disclosures History Of the British
Colonies.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

1t is said that from ID to 20 millions
Of d. ,llars Of insurance are effected III
England on America vessels and cargoes
e "A, DO, ed in the China seas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

Love i pure and holy fame.-Hamet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

GrAN1s-Upon no subject has the Gre
duiiy Of mankind been mole strongly
exercised than that of giants, or men
whose stature has exceeded the ordinary
heic:.t os the human race. Numerous in
stances Of men attaining 10 an immense
stature have undoubtedly occurred but
truth and fiction are so mixed up and
blend ed. that il is difficult; TO decide how
,auch credit is to be given TO many Of the
stories which once obtained such unbound
sd credit. We rot unfrequenily, IN sur
.eyins the field Of nature, discover aber-'
-a,iors from her usual course. Animals
are often produced much larger than their
Aina; 10 season las been more prolific 10
.. Z n enormous growth than the
one which has Just passed; and almost ev I
cry one has seen specimens Of humanity
10 whom the term giants may not be i'm
property applied. Eat TIL, does no; war-
ras.; Us In believing the exaggerated s'o-
res witch have come down % d. from our
oaroarous ancestors. A | mi, Is p.aced to-
The growth OF the human frame by TIE ma
lure of the ,nsJeria! Of which il is compo-
sed. Unless the strength Of tie muscular
aaze is increased in proportion 10 is size.
} man twenty-five feet high would Probablys
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

The Texan commissioners have now
loan of $50, 900 dollars on ca
~y terms. Tomorrow they will depart
Tor Mobile, and thence to Washington.
1t Is stated that though general Cos
" as permitted to 60 free ON his parole
hat he would not In future take arms a.
Q ainst Texas, yet that he Is raising men
a I'D means as rapid as he can.
Ncr Orleans Bee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

the Senate, so as to give all such officers ~
days TO take the same from and after the ms
ing Of the Assembly. The House concurred
in the amendment.
Six hundred dollars were appropriated 10
repair the c,ate House in Bristol.
The Treasurer Of the Rhode-lsland Cloth
Hall Company made report.
Mr.. Dor presented an act to prevent the
introduction of ardent spirits into any of the
iais of this State, which passed.
Mr.. Dor introduced an act in further ex-
PLANTATION of the act entitled ian act for the
relief of poor prisoners imprisoned for debt"
which was passed.
An appropriation of $1,000 was voted to the
Attorney General and the Hon. Mr.. Hazard,
for their services and expenses in the SUIT OF
the State vs. the State Of Massachusetts, IN
relation to the Northern Boundary line of this
State, pending before the Supreme Court OF
the United States at Washington.
| On motion Of Mr.. Hughes, an act passed
incorporating Edward J. Mallett and others,
as an Enterprise Loan and Insurance Com.
pany in the city of Providence. The capital
stock of this Company consists OF S5OO,OOO,
with liberty to increase to &I,0OO,OOO, and
they shall not commence business until the
sum of 100000 is paid in or properly secur-
ed. 1t is expected to obtain the capital from
abroad. The Company are authorized to
hold real estate, not exceeding in value
$I00,000.l
An act passed Incorporating the same per-
sons as the Life and Trust Company in the
city of Providence, with a like amount ol
capital, and similar restriction as to the
amount Of real estate.
The petition of the Rhode Island His.
torical Society for lottery, with an act nc,
companying the same, were postponed.
Sundry accounts were read and allowed
An act passed Incorporating the franklin
Foundry and Machine Company in Provi'
dence.
At half past 12 o'clock the House ad
ourned, to meet again in Providence on the
lst Monday in January.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

the great weight of the Elephant. II was the
wedges which took FIRE, being, it is likely, OF
dry wood, and thus communicated It 10 the
boat. The Gutter had just opened between
two of the Islands. Ten minutes would have
carried her ou, Of sight, and lost to the pas
sengers the aid they derived from that source!
The Elephant who was on board, landed IN
safety on one Of the For IsIsnds. and took up
his quarters in . barn, after clearing il Of lts
occupants. His hespers viii have hsrd work
TO get him on board another vessel of any de-
scriiption, and they will be sadly puzzled to
devise any means of removing him from the
Island where he now is.
The Revenue Gutter Morris, Capt jones'
has proceeded from the Portland station, on .
cruise in search of the wreck Of ,!'e Royal
Tar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10
from tho N. Y. Com. Adv. Of 7,h inst.

In compliance with the resolution OF the
Senate of the 1st July last, directing that,
"during the ensuing recess OF Congress, the
Secretary of the Treasury cause to be pub
1ished, at the commencement OF each MONTH";
a statement Of the amount of money in the
treasury subject to draft. and also the amount
standing to the credit Of disbursing officers
the secretary has published in the official
paper of Yesterday, that the amount ofmoney
in the treasury on the last day Of last month,
subject 10 draft, wns 1857 ,6Ol 33; and the
amount standing TO the credit Of disbursing
officers was S4,823,llS 04-making an ag-
gregate sum of unexpended public money in
The treasury on the 3lst Of October, OF Si7,..
44O, ,92O-of which, however, $6lO, 400 should
be deducted as belonging to special trusts,
and not applicable to the public service, leav-
ing nett sum Of SAG, ,830, $50.
Should the sum to be distributed, on the
first day of January, among the states,
amount. as it possibly may, to forty-slx mil.
lions of dollars, the share of each state will
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10
[Trom The New Orleans Bee

TIFF HaAvEsr.-The intelligence from tse
Western country represent the crops in the
most fourishng conditions; and we may an
ticipate large harvest. This is a subject in
which every man, woman, and child in tho
community takes an interest,and we feel hap
py that the information is Of So auspicious
nature. Much land has been brought under
cultivation during the present year by emf
grafton, by which our exports will be greatly
increased and the business Of our city be rem
dered more extensive. The fixture Of the
crops at the East and the North will keep up
brisk demand in our market, and such pri-
ces as will prove highly remunerative to the
farmer. At home the prospect is not less en-.
couraging the sugar and cotton crops, it is
believed, will be greater than for several
years past. We have reason to be grateful
that Providence has been so kind in her dis
pensa,ions to us, and whie we regret that our
eastern brethren have not been MS fortunate
as ourselves, We are happy that we have such
an a bnhdance as will permit as to supply
their wants.