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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

LIND, NEGROES. and OTHER Property for sale.
HHY virtue of Deed OF Trust executed 10 The sub
H D scriber by Col Charles Woodson, in his lifetime
bearing date The 18th July 1887 will be sold. at public
auction Thursday the 10Th day Of March, 535 at the
late residence of the said Charles Woodson the
" Of Prince Edward about eco of valuable Land il
being par, OF The which he resided The
entire tnc by very old surveys, contains LOO acres,
one.ihird Of which, including the dwelling house. will
be offered for sale. The remainder Of The tract will
be sold in separate parces-that portion lying on
The North side of the Prospect road in parcel and
that yinC the South SIDE including the residence o.!
the late Gen Turon Woodson, in the other parcel 1t
is supposed that there about 400 in each parcel
An survey will be made, and exhibited On The
day Of sale-Also. the time, abpu! ~ likely
Negroes the stock of Horses Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs,
farming Utensils. household and kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-Ths Land will be sold on crcdi, OF one Ind
two years. the purchasers giving bonds With approved
personal security, and deed of uusi on the land sold
the Slaves and other property credit of u months,
the purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
curiy-S5 and under, cash.
The subscriber acting trustee Will convey Only
such title is vested in him by the deed. and other
All persons having claims against the estate, are re-
que. led 10 forward memorandum OF them 10 the sub
scrber claims presented or before the Sd day
of August next will be excluded from The benefit of the
deed. WlNSLOW ROBINSON, Trustee.
Charlotte c. H March 6, 1888. g6-2awid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20
.M3RGR3VE, uinner of the great s.. Ledger Stakes.

The celebrated Race iiOr.e and Stallion imported MN
Ms gsf .o o s,s4 aa "e os well IN the
will .nd the present stable Sp"g Grove
oi Hanover Couttou.e, and miles OF Col C. P Goodas
veru s and Sl2o 10 nsuFc mare to be IN oa 10
,ao IN evrr cas- Mary. will be for 81 a p
DAY. ever. alteaoa and ACCOMMODATION
on with foa 1ouns and barren Mares bur VIII no
s,opsbc 70, accidents escapes board and :oo
extensive pastures will he furnished without charge ,
llrs,nye rich dark che.nut, without white, u'if
rchss h.h u,aksl Of mastery size aud eSceep hone
of strength substance and power and w to
any thorough bred Horse IN America; and
satisfy f4s;id,ous observer he has sound "a h.,
colt are superior 10 any dropped in the where he has
covered aud zcelied ny in the United States ,1
Of M ssar ss for speed end aaj Horse
5nnc ad AMI such transceg; s..nrd ro
tic ss a- e stses For hi. purpose pedigree cano be
found il the whole English Stud Book ;,. , Now u,., md
o ne won S" s seeaa M . css~e 20 aeI
bad aF eed being % su5srbers the Gus
S.s.s Il auyns lbs Doncaser tho
Gaad Duke Mehse Stakes. Ol Subscribers which al
low h. eooI5 bo Nth ease, if hs bad 90, been compromised
zines s-y Tbe rby remarkable 70, the immense
Marsrave W., Of aud had all been running 10 Mar
a Ss f The 6es, pse in ne therefore
se wor Ledger aud ought have the Derby feat
w., aerrormre since the year 1900.
Blu, satisfied whatever Fyius Chders did ho
iI could be done BY Stations Pam aud marave p'ovd
sport. Meg. No. 6, p. 90.
three srea; and travelled $50 miles without
effect him considering the soutncss Of Masrare
@ his stride, he appears 10 Us better pied to Distance
He and conquered all the best horses Of his yesSPo'ns
Nag,zns.l
M4:sare Muley, Of ovie w'uner OF the St
Ledger, Stallion, having covered Gt ST. Tor So Out
Eleanor Derby and Oaks the only has been
tmo and sater to CIesida dam OF
Prir7u Orve Enas, winner OF
lie Derby, corerin. S25 and Of Pa and Peno
Of Derby Oxygen, whs-r OF s'. s go Mn
81, LEDGER 1887 Sapedon and many other sooo pms NJ
lev 90, Ve.na winner Oaks Leviahan, imp 'ue!'
fsFn sad mauy others. - s,,, r,,e four
u'- Rers-. ohanna, best Horse al any
Day and Stallion Of any age his ssn
hren, by taube,onian, who invincoie any
BY Depn Ros,ni by Phenomenon ATLANTA Matehem Lass
The MN by oroooso Traveller; Miss Makeless Brtmmer
Fe"on enon Bars Mare. This pedigree is the o.
meas and perfection fashionable, md remhrkaoie oI
an unHncn- all il: they being o.
Tour mile pa nercare AID arc
.o" tas and aSrni anu ~ ae
LanSa sure o. @ "nne' OF the -: Ledger Lera'han and
others Oh inc ehaac"' and The two hrst Horses
not eIce!"d by any the pedigree high Claims TO
cxessnee oat hr oois ard will be given IN
hanjbils 1t ~ oHy wish the
stock TO see MafsaVe do public the oucst
imported orse have n In short,
Ike him better than any OF the Importation.
WM. l.. WHITE.
Fe5T 93-2aw.f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

FLANK OF VIRGiNIA-A general Meeting Of the
rs Stockholders of the Bank of v,gln,s will nr De nso
according to adjournment on The 70 Gay OF
March 8 So-~""lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

nRIME SUGAR AND MISUNDERSTANDING
s. The cargo of brig Majestic
100 hbds prime New Orleans Sugar
100 hhds. Prime New Orleans Moasscs
In Store
100 hcz7s ana barrels refined Sugars
900 baps Havana, Laguira and Rio Coffee
100 psckaees Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
coo bags patent Shot u;n r,.
% nm lbs Cotton Yarn: assorted from Spring Hill ac
tory, near Richmond
fGoat, and daily crpeeted-
100 bbds new crop Porto Rico Sugar
$50 bags green Lagura Coffee
100 hhds Cincinnati cured Bacon.
Fur sale BY .e1rD pENpy e. 20
March IL, 1888 W.,
"OR SALE.-A half or entire interest IN very va
Unable JACK, of fine size, prompt and sure a! ms
,sorl and his mules uncommonly large Terms OF sale
S for half interest secured, to be paid IN ba!um"Ie
=, ssn,ember next The purchaser in that case TO De
al, eInense. and take ell his earnings the EIst year.
nth the option to take the whole interest at 7oo on lne
,hnve men,ioued-or the entire property IN inns wen
ns,sd Jack NAV be had for $500 cash ANY thng aa
PISSED 10 R. S. T.. Baltimore, will have immediate al
] tention. lfoA-~S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

E9aNTiNG lNK.-Just received at this Office, a
- supply of Johnson g. Durants Winter feacs Ink,
"He, VIM De sold for IS cents per pound, for Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

SAINT LEDGER by Eclipse and brother ARIEL Lance
O'K-y his 10 Virginia, at my Sur
be Hill below Richmond Particulars wl1P2eeT
in his tls anu advertisement due time. JOHN r WHITE
re-. uiII Ia, o. S0-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

FARMERS BANK OF VlRGiNIA.-Ao adjourn,
II ed meeting of the Stockholders Of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia will be held at their Banking house,
on Monday the I'd day of April next, at II o'clock.
JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier
March 3 SID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

VEGROES FOR SALE-WiH be cold, to the highest bidder at
Surrv Monday, the Goth of March ne,,
b:n: Court day, sund sve. belonging !" The Of James
NJ Spa:y, deceased to wit men, Women bs, ss and
dea Temsa crcdi, until hrst day Of September next,
JAMES K. CANDY, 4dIainis,ra,or
Mar 0rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

,., subscribers offer ius a!o the fol-
~ loving
s;ly-, md Brass plated barouche and suky dashes
a, 90 do Coach sud barouchc handles
20 do 10 coach end gig harness
40 do do canon aud plaza hauIs
4, do stump JOINT. in se;s
4, do 30 sep plates
4, do do foot board handles
=, de do thua,5 screws complete
20 do do check terrets
-, Do Go coach and sulky railinss
90 do top props in sets
10 do do plates
do do 90 curtain fran"s
40 do do moulding al! sizes
do do do pole hooks
4, do do collars
silver and Plating done at the Sn'' 'es! w
. can be done else where. tot 'he eoN"! ae
si"o.'ea 10 s"s Us ''' '''' THOMPSON TYLER & CO.
N r,. f.o,, .,s .,oss street leading Mayos Bridge,
sn,h he Store of Mess Souihrl Tompkin sign Of the
(oli.a Kcy Main street. 90 ,,xow
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

a 30 c iops. Pei have completed in frstrs'e style
.,,.;o, brick house well arranged, nea; oocs and
: nstsd all other necessary buildings attached there
nrntse leasing accommodating terms for years, as
".na upoa hesitation in sarirs that 1t IL i
~ a. which a large aud profitable business be done
n ~ould sell above property deem unnecessary 10 81!
hsr persons wishing engage IN III. above bus ocs
S cere eai view the premises and judge for themselves
s an.s that be made respecting the above property
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

SUPERIOR WHEAT TERhSHING NACHlNE-The Subsc,i.
method Of Informing the public, thrt he still
carrying Machine Building extensively and would adj
all Of Machines give hin CALI sd-
cd by have used them that they the best hmO"
this country prepared furnh from horse power,
gear ihr will sell
couu,y rights reasonable who wish
chase. SlAfLffDN L. sNEEp
Automatic Va. Feb. 10 So vim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20
RY THOMAS Richie.

Terms OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
-, Txe ESou,RER Is published taroe haes soeek da.
,, A session Of ts Slate Legislature ard 'tee 'osek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

In Rules hnd 10 the CLERK Office
Of the Circuit Sp.rio. ef L unh Chanee Urthe coun
ur:1 the month OF February. lsSc:
Moses Orcrton administrator Of RhocA eendcs dec Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20
February 10

IN CHI Rule. held the Clerks office
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chanccir Of Motto
wav county, the lst day OF February, lS3S:
Nicholas Z. Davis and john Powell ID ril;niIs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

JoHS B. MAHAS, who was recently drag
ged from Ohio into Kentucky, has had his
trial and been acquilted-there having been
total want Of evidence that be had com
United any crime, even against slavery
within the bounds OF Kentucky.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
YN z Is 6 q s PEO
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, DEC. ia.Igss.

IL Another article from brother Curtis,
The Congregational minister in this village,
on the subject of Non-Resistance, is in type,
but The unconscionable length Of the Presi-
dents Message sets il aside until next week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

Bill Johson," the bucchanier, has es-
capped from the authorities. lie effected his
escape at Auburn, while under the care q
three deputy marshals, who were conduct
ing him 10 Albany for trial.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

Several communication on band will appear
next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

I, is evident that they will not fight a.
vain, if they can avoid it, their sole objec,
being to get out of The way of the whites,
and procure the means of subsistence. u
is believed that nearly all their cattle have
been destroyed, aud most of their horses
csptured.-Abraham says that there are not
more than ten or fifteen negroes left in the
nation.
Ia order to search the Everglades, aud :;
possible to find aud dislodge the indians
from the Islands, six companies of artillery
under Colonel Bankhead have been sent
from Indian river to Key Biscayne, where
they are to take boats and proceed by
New river into the Everglades. Major
Lauderdale with two hundred Tennessee
ans, and n company of the Sd artillery un-
der Lieutenant Anderson, are already on
New river, having marched from For, Jupl-
ter OIL the secondliustant. Lieut.. Powell ol
the navy is to Cooperate in this movement
which will give Col. Bankhead moving
force Of nearly six hundred men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28
SCRAPS.

Postage E1frdordmdry.--The Deven.
port mail brought yesterday morning u
4" ship letter." in the shape of bale of lin
en-, TO the General Post Office, St Mariu's-
le-Grand, addressed "To his Excellency
the French A Ambassador, London" The pos
tage of which was 1884, lbs. 4d.
London Sun.
We learn from another paper that his
excellency took his package frem the post
office, and paid the postage, 81, All 60.
". Y. Com. Adr.
The London Morning Herald predicts n
speedy downfall Of the United States. 1t
says the notion of self government is hmm
bug. When Jonathan wants his brother
Johnny's opinion he will ask for il. Till
then let Britain keep all eye on her own
rebels.
Under date of March 10th it is stated that
Spring business had already commenced at
Cincinnati. The Canal is open; and
steamboats, are arriving from Wheeling,
Pittsburg, and from places below the city.
While the steamboat Sir William Wal
lace was on her passage to New Orleans,
on the Sth inst. one of the hands accident
ly fell into the fly wheel and was instantly
torn to atoms.
Any girl that has pretty face, and al
why's makes good coffee, does not scold on
washing days, and is willing 10 bc seen be-
fore breakfast time, will doubtless max q
good wife.
The CANALs.-We are authorised TO
state that the water will be let into The State
Canals, 80 that they will all be in naviga-
bic condition on Wednesday, :he I2,h day
Of April next-AJany Argus.
A new State House is in progress Of
erection ot Jefferson, the capital Of Mis-
souri, the cost Of which is estimated at
1926, 900.
The navigation of the North River IS.
resumed between Albany and New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Neu and Important Substitute for Wood
Engraving.-We have this week had sub
mitted to us, very ingenious discovery
made bya a gentleman ofthe name Of Woone,
the full influence Of which, on the arts and
manufactures Of the country, j; is difficult
a, this moment to foresee. The new art for
which Mr.. Woone has taken out patent,
is called Metallic Relief Engraving, and will,
1t is believed, in a great degree, supercede
wood engraving. The principal adyanta-
ges Of wood engraving. rs is well known,
are the cheapness Of printing, and the fscil-
~ i, affords Of taking impressions from the
engraved block, along with the letter press,
q, one operation, and without much addt-
ionul expense. The cost of engraving,
however, 10 considerable. and while all ad-
vsniages are believed 10 be in common be-
tween the new and old method, the great
cost Of engraving is saved by Mr.. Woone's
discovery. The new process may be thus
briefly described. Prepared plaster Of Par
is iaid ona smooth surface Of metal, q s,he
material on which the artist etches the sub
Isci he proposes to have engraved, with a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28
u te1.

Al Iiverlon on the 18th inst. Mr Valentine Grin.
nell, aged 43 years.-Mrs. Anna. wife Of Mr. Asa
w Coggeshall, aged 46 years.
AT swanzey on the 23d ult. Susan Burlington.
daughter Of John Burlington, aged Al ycars.-oilh
Hannah, wife Of John Robinson. aged GA years
both members ofthe Society of Friends.
AT Great harrington, Mass. ON Friday. the 9th
inst. Moses Hopkins, Esq. aged 81 years lie was
employed in the QuaIter-mas,er's depnr,men, dn.
ring the revolutionary war, for which he was MIA
ced on the pension list for captains penson.-a
the time of his death was register of deeds for tb
county Of Berkshire, TO which he was elected il
IT'S. and also postmaster, TO which he was appoint
ed in 1871 He was a Son OF the celebrated di
vine, the late Rev. Samuel Hopkins, of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

The extent to which counterfeiting has
been carried on in Ohio may be inferred
from the fact that since June last, the U. s.
Marshal at Akron has assisted in detecting
$662 900 Of counterfeit bills which were in
readiness, but had never been put into cir
culation. The same officer has also mnde
twenty-six arrests, and captured three pres
ses, together with plates, dies, and other
apparatus for counterfeiiing.
A person was arrested at Louisville on
the 18th, who had in his possession $4,000
in counterfeit notes of the Canton Bank OF
Ohio.-B0h. Amer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the II. I. Sunday
School UuioD, will be held at Providence
on Wednesday April the 4ih.
The Society will meet at 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
for business, in the Chapel Of the Ben-
e6cent Church, and the public meeting will
be at o'clock y. NJ, in the above named
Church. GILBERT RICHMOND,
Cor. lSee'rn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Churning.-There is sometimes consid-
erabIe difficulty in making butter from
cream, owing perhaps to causes not exact
ly understood, and every dairy woman
knows that cases occur in which the manu-
factory of good article is impracticable.
A friend assures us that in ordinary cases,
the difficulty is at once removed, and butter
Of good quality procured, by the addi-
ion ola little ssleratus to the cream. We
have since tried il when cream proved re-
sraciory, and found it TO succeed sdmira-
bly,. A spoonful Of saleratus. pulverized.
is sufficient dose for two gallons Of cream.
After the cream has been churned proper
time, if no signs Of butter appear, sprinkle
the powdered saleraius over the surface,
hale at q time, as il is possible no more
than half may be required. After churning
a few minutes longer, If necessary, add the
remainder. The philosophy Of the matter,
We take to be ihi. {: tho slksli Of the .alcfs-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Shp,creck of French Man-oE Var,
near Cork.-News was received Yesterday
morning at the Admiralty, announcing the
shipwreck of French frignte off the coast
of Ireland, near Cork. This fugate is the
Terpischore, Capt. LIE Tourneur, from Mar
Unique. She has on board the Admiral de
Mackau, lately governor of that colony. In
her distress her guns had been thrown over
board, and great part of her more bulky ar
tcles of value on hoard had been sacrificed
to tighten ber. Her situation was the more
unfortunate as she was sent on, to bring
home the Admiral de Mackau, on account
of his ill-health, who, probably, has got his
family and suite on board with him. Lord
Mimic sent 20 acquaint Immediately Gener-
al Sebastiana, the French ambassador, with
this disastrous event, and to announce to
him that government steamer had been
sent out by order of the British authorities
to the assistance of the gallant crew. Lon
don paper of FEBRUARY 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Alta late meeting held at Ciere!aad,
Ohio, respecting the duel in which Mr.. Cn-
LEY fell, it was unanimously resolved, that
" the House owes il la its own reputation,
Il to the country, TO the violated laws of
4" civilized life, and to their Gop, to ex-
pel Z" all members concerned. Such res
olution ought to be transmitted to Congress
from every town in the Union.
Hartford Rsviev d Telegraph.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

A Pic MIC Party.--There is pleasure
BILE excursion being concoc,ed in Baltimore
which is expected to sail on the Ist of May,
aud to be of niue months duration; tickets
$500 each. The tourists intend to touch
at the principal, and most remarkable ports
in Europe, and, likewise, many desirable
points on the Mediterranean, in Asia and
Africa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

Cid. at Charleston 9th inst brig Poland for vii
mington 10Th, sch'r Agnes Houston for ST Marks
Arr at Richmond l7th inst. sch'r Mary Susan
from this port
Cid at Savannah IIth inst Schr Eagle, Wylie
for Havana.
Cleared at Savannah, 10Th inst. brig Poland,
Gardner, for Havana.
Cleared at New Orleans, 18th inst. sch'r MoguI,
Austin, for Mobile
AT Havana. 10Th inst. schr Franklin Waite. dis
charging; Export. Lawion, for Mobile uext week.
WHALE SHIPS.
Ship John Coggeshall Macy ofthis port, with
1000 bbls sp OIL sailed from Nsyi2ator's Island, in
Sept. last. on cruise
Ships seen by barqne Miwood Of New Bed
ford.-Dec. 2oth, ship Margaret, Of this port ont
2 seasons { whale; America Of Bristol whale ;
Herald of New Bedford ~ months cut, no OIL.
Arrived at Warren yesterday, ship VIM. Baker.
from a whaling voyage, lfulli
Arrived al Bristol on Sunday, ship Gov. Fenner
swain, from Coast of Chill Dec. 5ih, with 1850
bbls sperm, and 300 do whale oil Also, snip Col
conds, Chase from - Helena. February ID, with
! 100 bbls whale and 900 do sperm oil.
Spoken October ooh, ship Boy. Barton. Of War
rcn. with 400 bbls OIL having taken lloo within
three months. Nov. llth. Magnet. Brown Of do.
1901 December 18Th, ship Canton Packet. Downs,
Of Bristol 1900 bbls 300 sperm Jolly 2s,h, General
Jackson, Crocker, ofdo, 1000
Sailed from Oahu Oct. i1'h sh'T fcrsia Amy,
Of Scr Bedford for hone.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Mar. ~

I fReporied for the Boston Daily ADV. and Pairiol
At marie, 300 Beef Csule. $40 sheep, ami 1850
swine
About 90 Beef Cattle Dnsold.
Prices-Beef csule-We quote extra 90: first
quality at 20 60 IS second qoaliiy s6 a 6 %
third quality s. ; IS
sheep-we noticc sales at IS, c5. 4 80, and
&c.
Swiae--Lo,s we're taken al "a ~ for Sows,
and : a 2 - for Barrow one 10; Al ? al retail
2 10 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

A company of gentlemen, at Newbury-
port, Mass, are about to erect large cotton
manufacturing establishment, to contain
1000 spindles, and to be propelled by steam
power. Gen. Charles Il. james, superin-
tendent of the extensive steam cotion-mill
in this city, is engaged to plan and get up
the establishment, at Newburyport, and to
superinteud its operations. COur.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

The only editor who has attempted a
formal apology for the conduct of Webb
and Wise in the late duel, is Charles King
of the New York American. the gentleman
who justified the massacre of the American
prisoners in Dartmoor Prison, by the Brit
ish soldiery, just after the close of the last
war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

steel point, as il were-and then this draw
ing OF etching is at once cast IN metal.
Ii must be obvious that the time occupied
for producing a design by this method,
barely exceeds that required by the artist 10
sketch with his pencil on the block OF wood,
previous to its being put into the hands OF
The engraver, SO that nearly the whole labor
and expense of engraving the design on the
block is saved. Wood engraving too, can
not be executed on large scale; whereas,
by this process, reliefs may be obtained OF
any size. Another great advantage is, that
the design does not require to be reversed,
as in ordinary engraving, but is drawn the
snme way as it is afterwards to eppea ar, on
the paper, which renders this method pecu-
liarly applicable to works in which writing
occurs, as maps, plans, &c. The method
is applicable to all relief work, including
the blocks employed for the printing of cot
ton, silk, paper haugings, &c. We are not,
however, so fascinated with this new art, as
to he without some m,sgivings as Ia the pos
sibilty of its rivalling wood engraving in
CERTAIN effects. Mr.. Woone's arrangements
for undertaking works will shortly be COM
| pleted, when we shall have an opportunity
of testing its power, and our readers shall
Judge for Observation-Disclosures.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

=, ~ this Iown on the I7lh inst, by the Rev. Mr..
mehenne Mr. Hozea Lewis. 10 Miss Idawalla
Lo,sda Wiley, daughter OF the late Deei Wiley,
=, Al Bristol on the llth Inst. Mr.. Peter 4. W.
Mitchell of Portsmouth, to Miss Mariah Swan
daughter OF Mr. Nathaniel =. Swan Of Bristol
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-03-28

There has been severe shock of an
earthquake felt in Mexico, which has almost
totally destroyed the town of Acapulco.
The capital of the country was subjected to
violent and prolonged shock, though no
injury to that city was the consequence.