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Soaking Corn for HorseS.-A gentle
man who resides 10 Baltimore county, Nd,
aud who is one Of the most successful far
mers in that vicinity, informed US a few
DAYS since, that he saved at least one third
of his corn by the manner 10 which he fed
it out TO his horses. HIS plan is this: He
has two hogsheads placed IN his cellar
where they are secure from freezlng.-
These he frs, fills with corn in the ear, then
pours IN sufficient quantity Of water 10
cover the corn. After the ears have been
thoroughly soaked, he commences feeding,
giving to lis horses but rtpo thirds The usu
al quantity allowed. As one of these hogs.
heads becomes empty, he retills 1t; and by
the time the other is empty, the one last
filled is sufficiently soaked for use. In this
way the cobs become so soitened that the
horses consume the whole Of them, and they
are thus made to add fully one third more
to his stock of feed. He assures US that
his horses eat the cobs with avidlty, keep
IN order. and are Just as competent to per
form plantation labor as when they con
sumed the grain alone. The success Of our
informant should stimulate his agricultural
brethren to follow his example, as the labor
of preparation IS nothing compared with the
great saving effected.
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exercise Of domestic labor aud household
cares shall be deemed degrading 10 our
wives and daughters; and exchanged for
the idleness and frlvolilies Of pride and luz
ury.
agree entirely in the sentiment above
expressed, that every farmer should, as far
as possible, supply the wants Of bis family
from his own farm. He should supply him
self with bread, meat, vegetables, milk, but.
ter, cheese and clothing, as far as his farm
can be made TO do it. He can almost al.
ways do il at less expense than be can
purchase these supplies. The labor requi
site for this purpose may often be given at
times when it would not otherwise be oc.
cupied and by hands for which there might
otherwise be no employment. The senti
ment OF sell. Prospect and self dependence, in
spired BY such course, is great gam
The satisfaction of eating bread raised by
ones own labor is not small and various
and important moral influences, which |
shall not now discuss, render II altogether
desirable; though in some cases the same
amount Of labor consumed in their produc-
ton, if applied in other ways, would pur-
chase larger amount of the same supplies.
Though the supply of our own great wants
from our farms might seem, however, in
some cases to be pecuniary toss, it is al.
ways in tho end moral gam, with which
the pecunIarv loss Is not to be put in com.
petilion.-ColmanS Surrey Of Massachu.
sets.
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A LudicrouS Mistake, A clergyman of
a country village desired his clerk to give
notice that there would be no service in the
afternoon, as he was "golng TO oiiclate for
another clergyman" The clerk as soon
as the sermon was ended, rose up, with all
the due soemnlty, and called out" am
desired TO give notice that there Will be no
sarvlce this afternoon, as Mr.. l.. is going a
fishing with another clergyman" Mr.. l..
Of course corrected the awkward, YET anus
Ing buader.
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Governor Polk, of Tennessee, took the
Oaths of Office on the 18th ult., at NASH
vile, in the presence of the two houses
of the General Assembly, the EX-Presi-
dent of the United States, Governors
Cannon and Carol, and an immense COM
course of citizens. His Inaugural is said
to have been most demagogical produce
tion.-Rdl. Reg.
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ryuson, Prprir'or and Publisher.
TL,RNIS:

T,o o,Alnd FTfy Can't, !, paid in advance
i1ree ~ DwIIlap and Eity Cents # not paid
Ana - exrrailon Of the ear No paper
nne n all arrearages arc paid, except
oiscoh'' fhe Editor
al ane fnents inserted at One Dollar per
u NTes or less, this sized type.) for the
squaIxN, and rs cents Tor each continuance.
hrst lnssements and Sheriff. Sales charged
Colrs higher; and deduction Of 33l per
% pcf made from the regular prices. for ad.
Co the year
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'ircs in the United States since the first instant.

Fayetteville Cotton Yarns.--The supe-
ror quality of this article has secured for
1t an extensive reputation. We sometime
since mentioned the receipt of a large order
from St. Louis, in Missouri, for Malett's
yarn, and now we hear of one for 10000
lbs. from Canada.-Faycttepilie Observer.
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Big 'Skeeter.'-A negro the other day
tumbied cut Of a window in New Orleans, up.
on the pavement, thereby upsettug gen.
tIeman who was passing by. Culiee got
up unhur, and turning TO The gentleman,
said, | hope you will excuse dis Slnks
time Use not IN dc habit Of .
isn't. De fact is, was
dreamn da, big 'sketel
| went to fotch him "
ance and down | CT
foil rosa
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AGENTS
VI. Cochran, MeckIenburg, n. C.
lO Harris. Mil Grove, n. c.
| .Allison, Concord, n. c.
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"You're always cOrned," as The big toe
said 10 the little one,
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VAIS MEDICINE ~Aa1A has tSsa tAsv@f1lv
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j Ysh District, 3. G.. on Tie llsh ultimo. ~
o. ~. Jas. =. Adams. the Raw. A. n. I,REN.
SHAW g Mir MARGARET r., dang htsr "
49, Rsv. J. ~ Adams. al III that ni.srioi.
AIaos = the ssMs Distsics, oa thu 25ah ulismn,
Aiss =. HAkPER. daughter Of Mat. Havmy.
On Tim l7ih nltino. Il the residences or Louis
BfinEise Esq- Surveyor General Of Tho STATE Of
I.ssisianal " ths Nv. M. Cl.pp, MAJOR General
4. y. GAINES, of thu II. n. Army. 10 Mr.,
MYRA CLARK WHITNEY. soly daurl,scr u
ihc sa's Drniel Clark. Esq- of Nsw Orleans.
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lesi n valss in IL.
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Hon. Bedford hrown u to deliver the
Addrew beiore Tho literary spcies,es q
Chapel Till, In June.
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H nnOU0tlr. -~TAis msisa n ssastsy ~
tsss ns1Isv,aR ~ $3.50 ~ssAs rssl ssArs vslA
,Iag xnsgtl.i On rafdk@s - as1iy Mtmr~d
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10
sPEEe5z oF nsR. RHvEs,
Coz vIRCINIA,)

Coz VIRGINIA.
On his resolutions calling Upon The T'rea
sary. Department far Information re-
speeding its fiscal arrangements ,oith
y tie Bank Of The u. States.
DELIVERED ON THE 20th DEC, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10

The following resolutions offered b,
Mr.. Rives yesterday, being taken W
for consideration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to f-hi 'IhrH
w.. -op , LIMITED TIME" Answering '"'s et'''
,,".I. a adds; 1.-THE iSQUiRS REMAiHs """' "'"''
49, 49,, y,ur SPECIFIC hFFLIChIl"H OF HE '''p 80
~ rprsrpurIny STATED: AFTER bLbttliH" 'hH
'., ,,>r PROPOSED TO TE SET APART FOX III" W"
Sr,rrs . roRTInS OF THE COMMITTEE W.. 1850, 49,,
rrcrrn THAT TuE RESIDUE sH"rLb BIZ Arr.'iD x.D
Til 0uiE(,TS OF INTERNAL lMPRoi EMEci
.Hn CoI OYIZATION OF THE FREE Bi.ANh %
nTnER TuE DIRECTION OF TIE GENhhhl'
COVERSMENr." The majority oi me c"'!''' w.;
A. CIav's r.par, rrcs on To say believed "''''' US
,,.;,on would be- that 1.-THE rsGu' Should u u''t-o
among the twenty four States ,.c.,,,hoA bo-
AIR Clay took care not leave II d"nb'ni l" "F ','
I;rioniss az 10 What por ion o Tue Gi!!'i'h" e,''
Il, adhered T.; h speech Oh the t'!I nf"n4n' !"
the repo,. he says: "Ifhe pG'rT amt PF'"'te y l"
nroposcd Gisrii aim 1rrs sdh:tnet"ry 10 I' ,I"'
link he orjcris connot faH 10 he 'GH6'y 50 1n9 "
,ducotion Internal Improvements, """ '"'D" 49,:
oil orrut and bencfciai ohJre'S, M "0n"N" ." """
noinrs No mind cun he cHht p d an" f"F'"''"' "'
,rork of internal impairment "a" 1e ''f'"f" " arg
of the IaiOD ncr any p"rE"n 81 f"O' """'P., .I
our or It's yo,fs in 1rhich tic Th"h t"'"H Is ""' '
IT nrovncritv ri the hoir is an 'g@r'HGh P"Sre'"J
of me Dayks" his we take l" De ,'e "''', r' " Wv
General eare without diFgnlsr ana J." '"r III" sHse
broad enough certainly 10 '''''''' "|
the Abolonists. - GIohe'
sux CrlruGr-We learn !rom the "IIamspo'i
,,ILI Kramer that company has been recently 'Ufn'd
u ,b,, nIacp for prosecuting the Silk Culture, ana
;on, stuck CAPITAL subscribed for hat purpose,
/, is stated that Mcssrs Prince, "i fu,hn@, Long
island have within short period G'SSr'hih'''" "",'u
Mo,us Uuiirauis 7r,cs Throughout The country, ana
realized u pi"rl ~ S2Gu,UiO ,--~,.-.
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Corner 6riOr tic htlaS.

BEOYT'S newly invented, nn,iTrciion, s"ll;moving
n patent. perpetual, pocket notion machine IS
st. operating 10 the infinite satisfaction oil ms Gus
toners Some of the wonder working favors OF this
machine have been seen in the shape of SoOO $l0'
OOU Sl2 SEQ 900. &c, SC, obtained by purchasing
Of raenl rig!ls which daIk disposed oi al very
low prices al his 'mo gca corner where the CURIOUS
and thrifty are invited to call.
Money tights in f.y,s Mill lol sale This Mil is al.
ways grinding without any reference to "ild' tde' or
wealher-and such grst it turns out Is marvel 10
the world Dealers in "Rhno" ac informed, that they
Can be- supplied by the hundred OIL iusheI al the lowest
market rates. -,
n B-The following quantities handsomely boted,
are now ready for delivery at HOY CORNER.
$50 OOO s25 600. 5000, to b drawn 2Oih April
$40 600, Sl5 900, $4,000, &c, TO be drawn 2'lh Of
April.
All orders should be forthwith directed 10 D. NJ HofT'
as there is but little time TO spare, To secure the ',h
now hand; though the Mil Is hard Mt woiK, anu
supply will be ready Tor second orders.
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Norfolk Lottery, NUMBER =,
drawn 9Th inst. 49, 49, -
April lU'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

gN CHANCERY- NrrGISrA--At a Circuit Superior
4 Court OF Law and Chancery for the County Ct Hen
Iro and CIV Of Richmond, held at the Capitol in the
said City, on Monday, February 18th. 1889:
llutsnn Brett administrator DE- jOnjS with the will
annexed Of Jane Couts. decd and Rebecca BenGte,
and Elizabeth Brndle, Infants who sue by their next
nd the said HC,sou Brett Plaintiffs
against
Christopher Rsnt'c Edmund S. Motley and Mary
Ann hs wife. who Mary Ann BendIe; Jane n
Coults an infant by Christopher Brndle their guardian
assigned TO defend them i'll this suit, and James Raw
lIngS, Dtiehdah's.
This cause came on this day to be again heard on the
PAPERS formerly read, and the report OF Commissioner
Shore made pursant to the nerioculoTy decree OF the
thirty first day Of January thousand eight hundred
and thirty FIVE and argued by COUNSEL on considr-
ration whereof the court not confirming or REJECTING The
sad report. doh adjudge, order and decree that the
v,ainiif ulson Brett DO render further account OF his
adnins ration OF the estate Of his esalrx, Jane C"us,
deceased from the thelh day Of june one thousand,
crht hundred and thirty five. TO which time his adm.
ns,ra,nn account Of the SAID estate has been brought by
the report aforesaid before the Commissioner who
Is directed examine, state aud settle the same aud
make thereof the court, with any matters sfe.
caIy stated. decn,h pertinent by HIMSELF or which may
be required hY the parties to be stated
a CoPy-TeS!e, }. ROBINSON, &. c.
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4 Reni Blessing Ia .JO;hrS.

DR.. ". EVANS' CET.FBE Ed SOOTTING SYRIP,
For thldr. CU'tiHg tirr 7fsh
TMNHlS infallble remedy has preserved hundreds Of
Il Children, when thought pas, recovery from con.
Yulsions AS the Syrup is rubbed on The .uns
the child will recover. This preparation is innocent
etlcacinus, and pleasant. that child will rcipse
10 r, it's gums be rubbed with it. When infants are
the age ofour months, though there is appearance
Of teeth one bottle Of the Syrup should be used on the
children; for child wakes in the night with pan n
the gums The Syrup Immediately gives ease by open
ing The pores and healing the gums thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, &c.
To he had Of A Duvall, Richmond; C. Hall. Norfolk:
spol,swoot & Robertson, Petersburg; and all other
Agents.
Jan II Sn-Wtf
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POETRY
~ alYRED IESSYsoS.
vrcu YET REMAINS uNsrNc'

KATE.
pY aLrRED IESSYsoS'
know her by her angry air, ,, ,;,
Her bright black eye, her bright o,a UNI "'
Her rapid laughter, Wild ana 'n'"'
As laughter ofthe woolPccEei
From the bosom Of a hill. ,;r.
,Tis Kate-shc aayeth WHAT s"v
For Kate hath IN unbridled 'o"s'
Clear az the twan:in= OF na'p,
Nor brnrt is like Ihro5bns s'ar'
y.,. ha;b II spirit ever strung
I,tc new how. and bright aad snap
As edges ofihe scimet"T. .,
Whence shall she take httins muir
For Kate no common love viii ieei;
Nv woman soldier, gallant Kate,
A, pure and true as blades OF Steel
Kate saith, ",hc world ia void ofmich,.'"'
Kaie saith, .'lhe men are eilded atcs'
Kate snaps her fingers at my VOWS
Ha,c will no; hesr OF lovets' signs
Iwould were an armed knight
Far famed for well kuown enterprise
And wearing on my swartny orows
The garland OF ncw-wreathed empfse'
For in a moment wond pierce
The blacke., flies exchanging night
And strongly strike from lento r'sh''
In dreamin. OF my lady's eyes. ,e
Oh, Kate loves well the bold an" h''ee'
Blu, none are bold enough for Nate,
She cannot find fitting mate
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Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Gu.
THNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders in this
b Company will be held on MoSDAY, The 27lh day
of May next al half past 10 o'clock, the Office of The
Company.
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Commissioners Office.

Richmond, ApR u. lc3l. !
The parties concerned will take notice, tho, | have
apponed the lsl day Of June next for their attendance
at nv Office in the City Of Richmond; on which dy by
10 ocnck they are hereby notified 10 attend with their
,ccorn,s IN, evidence necessary enable 10 per
form The duties required by the foregoing order OF Court
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
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Virginia E.cesDurs Lottery,

Glass 3, tor 1889, 10 be draw at Alexandra, Va May
18th
IS Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID ScnEvE:-S4O 900, 1900. COCO, 5000
5000. 500. D03. .1G9 prizes OF $50 . of 200
20 Of 000 90 ui 300 70 of 400 40 Of 300 90 OF 300 100
of $50, &c.
Tickets only $40.
a Certificate Of Package Of 20 Tickets will be sent
for SI;'O-Sha:es in proportion.
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By the GorernOr Of The Commonwealth IF Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
NHTIlEREAS it has been represented 10 the Eyecu
wv tive, that a certain a ALEXANDER BOGART,
late Of the city Of Richmond but who is believed have
been originally from New York, charged with several
forgercs, hath fled from justice, and going at
large:
Therefore !, David Campbell Governor of the Com
monwealh Of Virginia. have thought proper to issue
This Proclamation, hereby crring reward at hun
bred 6ars 10 any person persons who i'll arrest The
said A. yander Bogat and deliver him to the Jailor Of
the city Of Richmond And DO moreover require al!
officers, both civil and military, and request the good
people Of this Commonwealth 10 use their best exeiions
apprehend and the said fugitive that he may
be dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand. ms Governor and under
TsEAL.1 the Lesser Seal &c the Common wealth at
Richmond, this 25h day of April. ls39
DAVID CAMPBELL.
Description u .7itr. Bogart
"The said BoCnrt is between 30 and 35 years Of age
about feet or inches high stoops in his shoulders
walks quick with his somewhat contracted, which
he il saving motion dresses generally in blue
brnad CLOTH spec,aclcs, and is either cross eyed
or has defect in Of his eyes-has long square
teeth little tnged by smoking, habit he is much nd
diced to- has pleasing address ard is considered FIRST
and book keeper.-le went North in the
Saturday evening
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Drawn Nos in Consolidated Lottery o Mary aho' NO.
DO IS Co "a II o. 20 6 Il Ga 40
Whole Ticket, Nos II 81 I'll, PrIT 'i 9'oo
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$40, 0G0, $4,000.
Fourteen Drawn Ballots.
ViTGsNi:a state LOTTERY.

$40, OGG, $4,000.
Fourteen Drawn Ballots.
Virginia state Lottery,
For Endowing the IsesburG Academy and for other pur
poses Class No. 3. for 1890 10 he drawn at Alcxan.
dria, Va. on Saturday, 23ih May, le39
= Number Lotlery-l+ Drawn Ballots.
GRASp SCHEME :-Capial $4,000, 10000. GGOO,
5000 3 coo, 9 800. 1000 100 = wizes Of 1850, Of
300 90 Of COO 90 nf &c. 90 of 400 40 Of 30O 30 Of
200. 100 Of $50, &c, DC.
Tickets only Sl0-Itaives = Quarters 80
Certificates of Packages Of 81 Whole Tickets $40
Do 90 u Half do G5
Do do g Quarter do 32 20
u Orders for Tickets and Sharrs Certificates Of
P0ckGgcs in The above Magnificent Schemes, will receive
the prompt attention. and official account of zach
drawing scnt Immediately after it is TO all who order
from us Address,
D. 5. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
Richmond, Va
=. Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage
mcnl, constantly for sale as above.
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